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james young bentley cook as 4 of these in the world which makes extremely special i for source this car for the client. and it's an incredible piece of history to protect and it came in very bad condition. and i love that we're protecting something. and given that james bond is been driving, asked in martin's for decades, it's no surprise at newness, wants to electrify this brand to then you have some of the cars that have just come in. the next i said martin, the v 6 for me, the ultimate great british grand taura. and if you look at everything in here, obviously it sent me rolls, royces asked in martin's other pinnacle british traffic the very incense of classic british motoring, but completely up to date. in this rolls royce phantom, you can cruise through life assured that you're doing the environment little harm. it's carbon neutral with a range of 500 kilometers on a full charge. these are of what was paul about national heritage there. paul, the fabric about our cultures, and we have to address this issue sustainability that clearly is so much entrust to future generations to ensu

that honor falls to bentley's, which is why it seemed natural to begin the process of electrifying this other legendary british auto mark. this is actually a one of full vehicles in the world. possibly one of my favorite cars inherits a 2 door, james young bentley cook as 4 of these in the wild, which makes extremely special i for source this car for the client. and it's an incredible piece of history to protect and it came in very bad condition. and i love that we're protecting something. and given that james bond is been driving, asked in martin's for decades, it's no surprise at newness, wants to electrify this brand to when you have some of the cars that have just come in. the next i said martin, the v 6 for me, the ultimate great british grand taura. and if you look at everything in here, obviously it sent me rolls royces asked in martin's on the pinnacle british traffic . the very essence of classic british motoring, but completely up to date in this rolls royce phantom, you can cruise through life assured that you're doing the environment little harm. it's carbon neutral with a r

that honor falls to bentley's, which is why it seemed natural to begin the process of electrifying this other legendary british auto mark. this is actually one of full vehicles in the world. possibly one of my favorite cars inherits a 2 door, james young bentley coup as 4 of these in the wild, which makes it extremely special. i saw this car for the client and it's an incredible piece of history to protect and it came in very bad condition. and i love that we're protecting something. and given that james bond is been driving, asked in martin's for decades, it's no surprise at newness, wants to electrify this brand to then you have some of the cars that have just come in. the next i said martin d v 6 for me, the ultimate great british grand taura. and if you look at everything in here, obviously it sent me rolls, royces, aston martin's on the pinnacle british classic the very essence of classic british motoring. but completely up to date in his rolls royce phantom, you can cruise through life assured that you're doing the environment little harm. it's carbon neutral with a range of 500 k

and it obvious, bentley got is following events for us from brussels are high, they're bound. now nato ambassadors have obviously held their crisis meeting already sexual generally. and shelton berg is about to make her a statement. what, what would you say? what can we expect him to say? as we understand the polish ambassador here brief to his colleagues at the nato council and the, the post now are maintaining that they are not under attack, that the country was not attacked by this rocket that are killed. 2 people yesterday evening, but that this was a quote, unfortunate incident that tins at the fact that also nato countries now believe that ukraine might have fired this rocket. the rocket was made in russia and rubies presumably, and as 300 a defense rocket. and so nato is now trying, you know, to, to con, things down and, and to make the incident, not look like, like an attack by russia or something like that. but of course, nato secretary general will also stress that the whole, the root cause for all of this. and this incidence is of cause the attack by russia on ukrai

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and a portion more to an extent that control porsche but not only porsche but also folks wagon audi bentley etc. and that have these outward facing foundations and corporate headquarters and even media prices named after these men without being transparent. i think they are the most blatant in in the cover-up of the history. mm-hmm. and i think also because they control such global brands and and have such global outward facing companies. they also have a bigger responsibility to be transparent about history. they might so a question from the audience. um, could you say a little bit about what conditions were like in some of the factories that -- had to work as slave laborers in this very much different. i mean and there were also there were also i mean for the most part. jewish or slave labor done by by -- who were kept in concentration camps for their you know for their for purp who were not sent to extermination cancer, right? because that's that's the distinguished we're talking about here at this point, you know, they were kept in second sub concentration camps where they were that we

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hubbard's clients arrive in ferraris or bentleys, like here. sinclair is the head of a big american insurance company. a few weeks after the war in ukraine began, sinclair ordered this $500,000 luxury bunker. bill: a lot of people have written it off, saying it's not going to be part of the society, the millennials, the generation x-ers. the people that have never seen or been part of a war, because we haven't had a war since the 1960's. and i think this brings it full-circle and lets them know that the world we live in is not a 100% stable environment where everybody gets along. reporter: this house is like a fortress. it's owned by thomas janecek, a doctor who's lived here for 11 years. he built most of the place himself, including the bunker that lies beneath it. all that's missing are the interior fittings. thomas: i had the house to build first. and then the wife wanted the pool and patio finished first, after the house. so, this was kind of the last resort. reporter: janecek hopes to put the finishing touches on next year. like many of hi

expensive cottages, as well as a whole fleet of luxury cars, including a maybach for 200 million tenge, a bentley crossover and delalac suvs. the ex-official himself was detained in the case of multi-billion dollar embezzlement. shavkat mirziyoyev. he laid the symbolic first stone of the olympic village, which began to be built in tashkent. the area will be about 100 hectares, and the cost of the project is estimated at nearly $300 million with completion scheduled. for 2025 , when will the capital of uzbekistan host the asian youth games? strangely, central asia is emerging from the shadow of large neighbors and becoming independent players. to this conclusion. analysts from the eurasian development bank have come. the region is demonstrating rapid growth, however, there are many problems. yes, such that it will not be easy to solve them. geopolitical situation and macroeconomic trends require deep structural changes. in each of the countries. moreover, just yesterday, experts identified the following challenges, which will become a serious test for all countries in the region in the very near f

a bentley in many kids don't like school, but i do, i get to hang out with my friends and benefit from my education. is that with them about that, but when i'm older, i want to be a lawyer. but it's everything is heading towards technology. i'd like to be something in between a lawyer and a computer engineer. but on, in europe, of course, their lives are probably better. they have more freedom and more development. i'm on the other hand, in some countries like in africa, life is hard, and they struggle to get basic necessities, sob sob. by ha, it might have been on the day when now the corona virus is a globe problem. and in my opinion, poverty is a social dilemma. it can be too many things such as murder, drug abuse, and insecurity. and hopefully there can be a solution for poverty. so i've been hello and that so from us at global 3000 this week, thanks for joining us. and do sent us your views on the program, where at global 3000 at d, w dot com and you can visit us on facebook, j d w global ideas. see you next week. take care. ah ah, with ah, life bel, underground. here, microbes ke

. >> he had a convertible porsche, a bentley, a b.m.w. he would arrive with nelson, leave with nelson, lunch with nelson. >> charles' love of singing for an audience began to rub people the wrong way. this shows him singing at a memorial concert for sue in september and an invitation one guest sent me of a musical performance memorial scheduled on the evening chah was arrested. >> he was a narcissist. >> as for basin, more about his past is coming to light. he was arrested for felony assaulten an officer in a mayday protest in 2012. seven months earlier abc 7 news interviewed him. as he sits in jail with no bail, awaiting his next court appearance, cooney isn't sure what changed in basin's life but wanted to talk to me today about the young man he first met more than 1 years ago. >> there's no one to answer for what was said to him to pull him into this. that bothers me. that's the mystery. >> in oakland, deon lindh, abc 7 news. >> a preliminary hearing is set in the case of the man charged with attacking paul pelosi. they will hear if th

appointed to this position of the head of naftogaz at all, and since the last one, his adviser bought a bentleyr. what do you do, sir? italy was remembered by vitrenko. it seems to me that the current head of naftogaz can't hold office from the point of view of the sunset, so nothing special changes here. and here, too, the naftogaz statute itself needs to be changed so that state officials can to head it because naftogaz, on the one hand , is allegedly a private company, on the other hand, it is not actually and therefore not a zaka and says that in principle there is no question that a person who worked in state structures heads naftogaz, the problem is that you declared naftogaz not what it is there is actually something that i just think that it is not a question of the candidacy of vitrenko or chernyshov. the question is how all our statutory norms are written. this is the first thing for you. already from this point of view that we don't know, i would have done his head if naftogaz had not gotten into a war situation because this is an absolutely specific situation and there was a lot to

a bentley in many kids don't like school, but i do, i get to hang up with my friends and benefit from my education. is that with them about that, but when i'm older, i want to be a lawyer. but it's everything is heading towards technology. i'd like to be something in between a lawyer and a computer engineer. but on, in europe, of course, their lives are probably better. they have more freedom and more development. i'm on the other hand, in some countries like in africa, life is hard and they struggle to get basic necessities problem solving. by ha, if i was born on the day when now the corona virus is a globe problems, and in my opinion, poverty is a social dilemma. akin been to many things such as murder, drug abuse, and insecurity. and hopefully there can be a solution for poverty. so a bit to helen that and that so from us at global 3000 this week, thanks for joining us. and do sent us your views on the program, where at global 3000 at d, w dot com and you can visit us on facebook to dw global ideas. see you next week. take care. ah ah, with nothing is as it was. and is even said t

and it only has bentley. god is following events for us from brussels i, they're bound. now nato ambassadors have obviously held their crisis, meeting already sexual generally, and shelton berg is about to make her a statement. what, what would you say? what can we expect him to say? is we understand the polish ambassador, he a brief to his colleagues at the national council and the post now are maintaining that they are not under turk, that the country was not attacked by this rocket. that to coach 2 people yesterday evening. but this was and called unfortunate incident that hints at the fact that awesome new 2 countries now believe that ukraine might have fired this rocket. the rocket was made in russia and through presumably and as 300 or defense rocket are so new to us now trying.

quite difficult for me even though they were very unreceptive and even ignorant the are one part bentley. they didn't understand what my problem was. 15 god and they thought nothing was wrong with me. the harm dock on the handle. my lab results were normal and my blood pressure was good and my pulse was normal to oh, everything looked great for us. so they thought, what's her problem he, this takes a fog of him. the most important thing to me is understanding what's happening to my body, be com to suffer what's going on with him? what causes me to fill the way i do now a popular trash here. i research to launch anything, but i still can't really understand it. but i mean, i'm not a doctor, so i don't know. or i can look up all the terms on google. it again, but i'd rather have a doctor who can say to me, yes, you have this all that and maybe you can do this all night to treat it. because the other thing is getting this book by probably won't get help since it's an illness that isn't treatable. ok. but maybe every day life could be made a bit easier. i thought, you know, i, 1st of all, yo

when 1st bentley, they didn't understand what my problem was. crushed in garden, they thought nothing was wrong with me. the harmon dock on the handle, my lab results were normal. my blood pressure was good and my pulse was normal to, oh, everything looked great for us. so they thought, what's her problem? he, the sticks of hog who makes the most important thing to me is understanding what's happening to my body, be com to suffer what's going on with it. what causes me to fill the way i do now a popular trash here. i research to launch anything, but i still can't really understand it. i mean it's, i'm not a doctor, so i don't know. or i can look up all the terms on google it again, but i'd rather have a doctor who can say to me, yes, you have this all that. and maybe you can do this all night to treat it because he of her think is be at his book. i probably won't get help since it's an illness that isn't treatable. ok. but maybe every day life could be made a bit easier to avoid. nice murtha, why don't i just like to go out dancing again to move my body and be around people . it's fin

we are there finding something nice now with a bentley? no sound. 2007 were 2 continental titles and several ward cup appearances. the national team has had quite some success. in 2021. they want kind of the cup of african nations in empathy. football in terms of neo rwanda 1st made an uncle creek up in africa. we went through, i didn't know we, i do prayers, africa, country qualified to this in the final. but how is the sport played? coach benjamin alma helps us break it down with a different museum with the football and a bow. football. no muffled ball. we are all side. what i'm putting for though we don't are off site and i'm good if we're boys is every are side game is no contact sports. as i said, yes i do. but no, my game is living in our truant window. bullshit. don't fool with our hands. it really, i lay by intentionally them board patches. they're gorgeous. are you the accord? you can be a wall is foul and in place. now, if you lose your uncompleted leg to king, their ball is foul. does to keep things fair because what remains of

i don't know bentley, it's not a benz.an banksy left such and such a picture on the estate of the balance and there where in he was also painted on the fence there, and the graffiti of zulzhny, yes, absolutely, that is, i hope that it was even done during the occupation, so the last russian soldiers saw that zulzhny was already smiling at their backs, this is also what kristina says that they stole the monument suvorov and on the pedestal where the suvorov monument stood on the materials of the crimea, the outlines of the crimea and left an inscription about the fact that it is time to return what the russians took. well, unfortunately, they stole a huge collection of the national museum of the kherson region but but nothing surprising, we have already said on the air more than once that this is a very old practice, russia at one time was an incredible fact, but pyotr the first in his time reached zhovkva during his various wars , here in lviv, i mean, he was in zhovkva castle for a short time, but when they were already r

now one ships headed to france instead. tiny bentley is in catania with more on the response from italy's new government. we're hearing that there are divisions within the administration and we have spoken to members of the brothers of italy, party the party of ga maloney. they were quite adamant when i spoke to them yesterday that you know, at the, in their words, she will walk the line, she will not back down. he will continue to have his hard line approach. but of course, at the end of day, as we've seen, they haven't promised is a one thing. reality is another. and i think the government has learned a lesson that what it promises is not always what they can keep. and they have got to do a different policy now, because the rescue ships that we have been featuring, going back out as soon as possible. i will still continue to save lives because this will not stop people trying to seek a safer and better life is still going to come from africa. they're still going to put up with a terrible conditions at sea, especially starting now in the winter. and people will drown, and without these r

jimmy failla, i do tv, radio, making paninis on the second floor, i trim geraldo's mustache, park the bentleyd: click the hard core button. tim allen, comedian, you know and admire upset people after his new movie says merry christmas is problematic, you k know -- he knew this would trigger the left. santa had the red hat and we ignored it. why do party poopers continue to die on this anti-christmas hill? >> there is some type of validation from the other losers who are like, take the fight to christmas, it is exhausting at this points, no one takes this seriously, my biggest concern is we are down to eight reindeers, they didn't get the va x, presents will take a while, supply chain problem. >> carley: you were the opening act like night, killed it, nailed it, hilarious, listen to a little bit of it. >> you don't have this. honor to be here at the patriot awards, oscars if everyone wore camouflage, amazing. since oscars went down, dude, are you scared of someone running on stage and pulling a will smith? dude, i'm on fox news radio host, 99% of my fans are armed, baby. [laughter] >> carley:

during that year she signed a contract with william bentley publisher and had her book my in presidentn the first year of abolition rule at washington it took about three months rose, while she was in england, a raised the release of a naval officer who had been taken from the alabama. she worked with charles francis adams, the u. s. minister to the court of st. james to get that accomplished. she decided to put a little rounds in a convent. the convent of sacred heart, now the roe daily museum. if you have been there to look at custis masterpieces you have been where little rosalynn sometime one thing that rose was able to arrange was a meeting with napoleon the third and blackmon makes a big point of this in her book. this is probably the first time the french emperor agreed to see an american born woman fry policy talk. this is an unusual role for a woman at the time. here she is meeting with the emperor. she tried to persuade him to recognize the confederacy. napoleon question the south's military strategy. he also did not want to act unilaterally. he would not act unless great bri

to this position as the head of naftogaz at all, and from the last one, his a-a adviser bought a bentleyor $500,000, which is the truth that he was fired after this showcase, because it was during a full-scale war . from the point of view of nazk so nothing special changes here. so here too it is necessary to change the charter of naftogaz itself so that state officials can lead it, because naftogaz, on the one hand , is supposedly a private company, on the other hand, it is not, and therefore it is not illegal. says that, in principle, there is no question that a person who worked in state structures is the head of naftogaz, the truth is not that you declared naftogaz not what it really is, but that i just think that it is not a question of the candidacy of vitrenko or chernyshov. the question is that how all our statutory norms are written, this is the first thing for you , the second point, i think that the personality of yulia vitryanka at the head of naftogaz is incorrect to evaluate from this point of view, which we do not know, what would have happened to his head if naftogaz had

she was colleagues with shirley chisholm bentley evers. but she was a very conservative it woman. they would haveer liked to call her a conservative feminist because she was antiabortion. which was interesting because h before she was sterilized she had helped other women access abortion services in mississippi. she is anti- birth control two. what she really kinda blew the minds of all those feminist women and the late 60s and early 70s. what do you mean? she didn't look at gender as a burden but who she was. this particular protective of black men. she watched the violence that was disproportionately visited upon blackck men in mississippi. and so she was very protective of her husband and other men in the community. >> i am so sorry any other questions are going to t have to be addressed to the authors as they sign books after the session. i just wanted to say at a moment when these forces of misogyny and white supremacy feel so much on the rides on the political climate feels so daunting in many ways that wanted to thank you for bringing the message to both of these heroines i

. >> he had a porsche, bentley, bmw. he would ride with nelson, leave with him, have lunch with him. all those things. reporter: chia's love of singing for an audience began to rub people the wrong way. here is video of him singing at a memorial concert for xu in september. and an invitation of a musical performance memorial that was scheduled on the evening that chia was arrested. >> he was a narcissist. reporter: bason's pastors coming to light. he was arrested in 2012. seven months earlier, we interviewed him during an occupy oakland demonstration. >> we want more support to come down here. reporter: as he sits in jail with no bail, he is awaiting his court appearance. this professor wanted to talk to me today about the young man he met more than 10 years ago. >> there is no one to answer for what west side to hasheem bason to pull him into this, and it bothers me. that is the mystery. reporter: in oakland, abc7 news. liz: christmas decorations spray-painted outside of a local hardware store in the north bay. the gene

continuing with jimmie allen, dirks bentley, carrie underwood, and carly pierce.ere on abc 7. dan: wheel of fortune will not air at its usual time. you can watch the episode overnight at 3:00 a.m., set your dvr. liz: jeopardy will also air at its usual time, but it is your chance, seeing amy schneider make her debut in the jeopardy tournament of champions. you don't want to miss that. you can watch it right after abc7news at six. dan: coming up next, fired then hired. we tracked the career path of a local police officer who has been involved in more than one deadly incident in the line of duty. liz: plus, then having abortion on the ballot drive democrats to get out and vote? exper ♪ [christmas music] ♪ ♪ ♪ weathertech gift cards have the power to wow everyone on your holiday list. offering a variety of american made products. weathertech! nice! like floorliners... cargo liner... tablet holder... boot tray... cupfone... sink mat... pet feeding system... anti-fatigue comfortmat and more. order the weathertech gift card instantly for the perfect gift at weathertech.

brittany bentley is with us and you've been talking about some pretty windy weather. >> that's the top story in the weather center. this breezy conditions. actually, we have wind gusts up to 25 miles. so a lot to talk about with your forecast. let's plan out for you tonight. it's kind of to be expected as we just showed you. it's not too foggy. that's the good news. but really all eyes are going to be on those breezy conditions as we roll into tomorrow is going to be a little bit warmer. that's the good news. but looking ahead, one thing earlier this week models are showing for the potential some drizzle. looks like that is fizzling out west temperatures right now. not fizzling out for us can see some kind of warm 8.21. to the north santa rosa. 44 right there, half moon bay. we're looking at. 44, i do think on saturday, you're also going to see breezy conditions on the coast. >> and even livermore. we're at forty-seven with a top story. really is a stormtracker 4 showing you that low up to the north, the high to the south. we're going to come together on friday. >> bringing us futureca

dierks bentley back here. [ laughter ] >> make a cameo, mr.er: what's the vibe going to be like between you on stage? >> we've got some history together. i think it's just going to be loose and that's the cool thing about peyton, he's always really just been a natural lover of country music and i think certainly that's why it's going to work. >> i mean, the thing for me is i realize the significance of this night. it's a little looser for me because i have no skin in it. there's no chance i'm winning an award. i mean, luke makes me laugh a lot because he laughs. >> at myself. >> at a lot of things. we're not afraid to laugh at ourselves. don't take ourselves too seriously. he's a hard guy not to have fun when you're around him. >> put the camera on his facial expressions. >> who has more success, peyton singing a country song or luke completing a pass in the nfl? >> peyton singing a country song because he actually can get the words, i mean, i wouldn't even -- i wouldn't even get the snap count right. >> sing it or sing it well? >> who will be

bentley systems. >> tim >> we told you about banks with a big run.ttle bit, selling upside calls in january in citigroup. >> happy turkey day, everybody thank you fo >>> this is the start of what could be a very big holiday season. >> more on the retail landscape heading into the holiday season. >> some fear might be a humbug holiday. >> our expectation is they're going to shop especially beginning this weekend in record numbers. >> what we're seeing is a very mixed break drop. >> a few retailers are doing better but most of them are struggling. >> i don't think retail will look great by the end of the year ♪ ♪ >>> happy thanksgiving eve, everybody. welcomecnbc special "taking stock. i'm brian sullivan jim is off tonight

struck an agreement with his alma mater to house his papers, so he began archiving his papers at the bentley library, at the university of michigan. and that continued through the time as a congressman, and when he became vice president, he extended the agreement to his vice presidential papers as well. but then it becomes president. and now he can build a presidential library. he wants to keep his commitment to the university of michigan, so he builds his library there. but he wants to do something for his hometown, and the heart of the fifth district, in west michigan. so he builds his museum over there. it breaks up synergy of the staff. it's that good bipartisan decision, where you split the baby. but the solomon like decision -- it's actually put into effect. it has its challenges. it has its benefits as well. we have a presence over the state of michigan but it does present challenges for people who want to visit the general bar for library and end up in ann arbor hoping to see the museum, hoping to see these events. we offer some exhibits at the library but we do labor with that split

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and a portion more to an extent that control porsche but not only porsche but also folks wagon audi bentley etc. and that have these outward facing foundations and corporate headquarters and even media prices named after these men without being transparent. i think they are the most blatant in in the cover-up of the history. mm-hmm. and i think also because they control such global brands and and have such global outward facing companies. they also have a bigger responsibility to be transparent about history. they might so a question from the audience. um, could you say a little bit about what conditions were like in some of the factories that -- had to work as slave laborers in this very much different. i mean and there were also there were also i mean for the most part. jewish or slave labor done by by -- who were kept in concentration camps for their you know for their for purp who were not sent to extermination cancer, right? because that's that's the distinguished we're talking about here at this point, you know, they were kept in second sub concentration camps where they were that we

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car up to your high-rise apartment to park it in the condo the porsche tower was the pioneer and bentleyve its own car elevator guys, at some point robotic cars will talk directly to the robotic garages and they won't need any people for anything. >> can i point out a couple things $750,000 for a parking into the is, for people who have too much money. two, the parking in new york city, and i'm wondering about chicago and boston and other places where parking is always at a premium part of the reason it's at a premium is because they've allowed the restaurant sheds to take up most of the streets and parking spots left are taken over by the city bikes parking just do not care, the cities, about drivers anymore. they don't want the cars. >> contessa, you're absolutely right. there is a parking crisis in new york partly because of the reasons cited and because remote work. so many people bought cars during covid and still not taking public transportation and on a tuesday and wednesday and thursday in manhattan it is impossible to find a space this is why you're seeing these new innovations