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belaz will be better than this dead bentley. here even bentley is resting. the beginning of the academic year is a time not only for mastering the sciences, but also for finding new hobbies. the national center for creativity of youth children invites you to open days as part of the week of creativity , presentations of groups in creative workshops and hobby groups get acquainted, closer with the activities of creative associations. thematic concerts of russia will help and cheerful swing starts will be presented in vocal choral geographical groups, as well as our participants in the association of sports rubik's interests. these are permanent prize-winners and winners of numerous republican international competitions of various tournaments of concert venues, and on friday our guests are waiting for theater friday, where parents and children are together. they will be able to get acquainted with various theatrical groups of the national center, come and that's it. let us remind you that a week of open doors has started all over the country in institutions of

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this is why i have held off on my ev bentley.with the gas bentley and my mini coopers. >> judge jeanine: "the fastest" is up next. ♪ ♪ i'm sholeh, and i lost 75 pounds with golo. i went from a size 20 to a size 6. before golo, nothing seemed to work. i was exercising for over an hour every day. it was really discouraging. but golo's so easy, the weight just falls off. >> greg: welcome back. time for "the fastest." here is something dana can't relate to. filthy. singer donny osmond says he's never used a swear word in his life. the star says he can thank his dad for never cursing in front of him for this trait but admits "obviously i still think the words. there are certain people i would love to say certain words to at certain times but i just think be like your dad." dana, you know. how do you feel when somebody like that basically says given the fact that you swear like a sailor. >> dana: i think that's all b.s. >> greg: you didn't do it. what does b.s. stand for? >> dana: bull stuff. my favorite mormon is someone who curses at

and for people like bentley, who pour so much into the tour, the goal remains simple. we really want to see you know, golf on sunday looking like america. and i think we've started to do that at pebble beach. greg lee ktvu fox two news parts of the bay area are under air quality advice varies as smoke from wildfires airs in oregon and as far north areas of the state are drifting into the region real time data from the purple air network showed moderate air quality ranges in the east bay and san francisco this morning. the air quality ratings were worst in southern sonoma and marin counties where unhealthy and sensitive groups are advised to limit their outdoor exercise. let's go over to bill now for more on the smoky air. yeah, definitely a lot smokier in the last couple of hours, especially away from san francisco. it's been kind of smoky and hazy all day in the north bay. but in the east bay and parts of the northeast bay and the south bay, not so. and then boom, in the last hour or two, it's really pulled in. these are the areas of most concern and that would be mod

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the idea was born when tour ceo kenneth bentley wondered why he didn't see more african-american players on tour. cost is a barrier and we're trying to eliminate that barrier to give them the tools so they can be successful. you're spending thousands, what could be thousands of dollars every time you're, you know, traveling to a tournament, going to venues, paying for practice rounds, depending on the tournaments, you know, food and hotel stays and then golf clubs. andrew walker is one of the nearly 70 players on the tour talent athletes from diverse backgrounds who benefit from sponsorship funded player development and career coaching. the tour partnering with major sponsors like cisco to invest in its growth not only do we want to get guys on tour, but we want to get guys in the golf industry because our guys are, you know, running their own business. they they're most of them are college educated. and when you think about our purpose mission, if you will, it's around powering inclusive future for all. and this is a great platform and a great opportunity. the game of golf, to do just t

slob kabobing it up. [ laughter ] >> you're just so jealous that you couldn't get a bentley and you'reyou are just so jealous that you cannot get a bentley and you're trying to ruin my moment for me! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i can't tell you how many times i've said that to my siblings too. >> so ridiculous. >> i know. >> jimmy: this one's a tough one, here we go. >> every time i get excited, i have to poop. [ laughter ] >> that's nobody. >> nobody would say that. >> who would say that? >> no one would say poop. >> so excited i have to poop. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, that was a different show, that was snooki, you're right. boy, you guys really know each other's vocabulary. you don't use that word? >> no. >> we don't have to say that. >> ever, ever. >> jimmy: very classy, all right. [ laughter ] >> you're going to die anyway, you understand that. so die with a good snapchat going through. >> oh, khloe. >> khloe, yeah. >> khloe. >> jimmy: these are wise words. let's see. they say khloe. >> you're going to die anyway, you understand that, right? die with a good snapchat going t

and for people like bentley, who pour so much into the tour, the goal remains simple.ant to see you know, golf on sunday looking like america. and i think we've started to do that at pebble beach. greg lee ktvu, fox two news. all right. real quick, look at the air quality map. as we've been talking about most of the day. the smoke got in here from northern california. it has moved a little further south. these yellows represent areas that are unhealthy for certain groups, people who have compromises with their lungs. and these red areas, that's the one you want to look at. that's areas all of us are impacted by health effects for everybody. so that area is beginning to shift a little bit south as those winds begin to blow it that way. so things getting a little better, but still, smoke is going to linger throughout the evening hours, as you would guess, and that'll settle in, too. so tomorrow morning when you wake up, i think you might be smelling a little bit of it, especially in the little valleys, a little gaps in the mountains and places where the smoke can't clear

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of mercedes turned out to be in moscow . in second place, a kind of board of shame , the owners of bentley violated the parking rules 68 times honorable in quotation marks, the third place went to the owners of the range rover, road inspectors recorded 27 violations. in the parking lot, in this number, it is possible that the car of the football player artyom dziuba was abandoned by its owner near one of the restaurants on the patriarch's ponds. well, then lexus porsche and lamborghini, as a rule, violators choose sidewalks and bike paths as a parking space. elimination of the consequences of an accident at a nuclear facility became the topic of the exercise rescue units of the countries of the collective security treaty organization rock 2023, the event takes place in the republic of belarus from the russian side , the head of the ministry of emergency situations, alexander kurenkov, watched the sunset , the minister accompanies our film crew , a report by anastasia sakhovskaya. exercise skala 2023 is unique in its scale , primarily international, and for the first time the interaction of

close to the frontline, they have been evacuated from those villages and many thousands of course bentleysments, in the bomb shelters, without electricity and in really difficult conditions. azerbaijan says that it is waiting for the local authorities in nagorno—karabakh, which it describes as puppet regime, is waiting for them to surrender and to lay down their arms. well, this morning, we heard that the local authorities in nagorno—karabakh, there was a security council meeting and what was said was that, of course, there is not adequate, as they said, international reaction to what is happening in nagorno—karabakh, and therefore they will be taking countermeasures. it's not clear what is meant by countermeasures because if we are talking about, like, military power, then of course, azerbaijan holds an upper hand. it is using hi—tech, as they say, high precision weapons, and so far, according to the azerbaijani defence ministry, they have taken control of 60 combat positions of the armenian forces. rayhan, this conflict has rumbled on for decades, why has it flared up now? ~ . , , , ., n

over from london to paris — i a relatively short train trip — on a private 737, and also . had his bentley| so of course, not everyone in agreement with king charles and his messages. but some of his key interests, like partisanship and craftsmanship, were reflected in his visit to notre dame, the cathedral that suffered that fire in 2019 — it is being 5lowly that suffered that fire in 2019 — it is being slowly but surely rebuilt, due to be completed by the end of next year. king charles visited tho5e next year. king charles visited those and spoke to some of the firefighters that helped to try to stop that fire on that night, but also spoke to those stonema5on5 and people in the process of trying to rebuild it, something that the king has long felt very passionate about, those kinds of causes wa5 has long felt very passionate about, those kinds of causes was something he wanted to reflect upon. alisa he wanted to reflect upon. also toda , he wanted to reflect upon. also today. the _ he wanted to reflect upon. also today, the culture _ he wanted to reflect upon. also today, the culture in

and so as in goods at the center of the escalation, bentley's 7 to be living killed in the region in recent weeks out of washington has pulled for an immediate end to the wireless. it's like those, the laws of laws they could, if necessary and democratic for, if they say they're sending in reinforcement and stuff like that. again, that rival arrow, the majority that as a sort of mid to the counsel both of those groups have previously been supported by washington that also then us citizen based in a, as in a syria full in the past years. so sides, i guess in to nationally recognize service with these guys. us have one that the good thing was feel the remoteness of that service organization in the region. international affairs research. i'm the analyst alumnus is, did, says washington's influence in the middle east is waning. but it's still trying to the few is age old policy of divide and conquer. for the case, the america is announced to the whole world, the sense of the nice incline for it. so they decided to move back and then we had so many other agreements that showed that nice.

and some unwashed uncles pounce on you, shouting that events, they paid then to cross their child bentley because it is a vip-class car , to sanctify it, but you will bring all the rest of the bullshit. parishioners in which you know such taliban and orthodoxy of the brain in one, they have no problem with the fact that er put up a big board of er svetorebtsev of the imperial family and at the same time talk immediately about those who shot them are you a member of the mystical party to take the imperial flag, carry the icon of the banner, and at the same time i will consecrate russia to the emperor , er, plow, what to do with these marriage killers, that is, the orthodox church of ukraine will be able to overcome this when people will not walk like fathers. londo christianity how do you believe and not these eyes? in fact, i would still like to look from the other side , conditionally speaking, we are now adopting a law that prohibits the moscow patriarchate in ukraine , well, the law will be adopted with the liquidation of conditionally legal entities, and what to do with these people,

they wouldn't allow blacks at the hotel bentley, and general patton spent time at our historical hotel which is 100 years old now. so i would love if you do a story of some black american heroes, and, or have you ever thought of that? thank you c-span and god bless america. >> host: i don't know if you've heard of the black seminoles, one of the medal of honor winner some of the great black military heroes in american history. >> guest: yes, i did write about buffalo soldiers in my book "empire of the summer moon" and they were like a lot of black soldiers who fought in the civil war for the union, 10% of the union army was black at the end of the war. they were mistreated and do a kind of discredited against and they were treated horribly by indians but they were in normalcy tough fighters. there's a great history to be told which i tell part of in "empire of the summer moon." >> host: bob is in minnesota joining us this morning. you are on with s.c. gwynne. >> caller: yes good morning. i turned her show on here when you're talking about the hydrogen episodes, and earlier in the centu

. >> carley: denver police are searching for a woman who shot five people outside of dirk's bentley whiskey row bar. she opened fire after being denied enter when he was believed to be using a fake id. the woman is wanted for eight counts of attempted murder. california democrat and daughter of david foster is calling out governor gavin newsom for failed policies. listen to this. >> newsom is trying to, i think it is newsom, i blame everything on newsom. they are trying to charge you for leaving, where if you leave the state, you are like, i'm unhappy here, crime is through the roof, public education is not great, i want to leave. they are trying to pass a bill, where you pay for 10 years. newsom is the worst. >> i hate him. >> is the goal to be venezuela, a socialist state? i don't know. >> carley: sara foster admitted she was jealous of her sister who moved to nashville, tennessee. and oscar meyer mobile is back. after four months, the company is reversing course, asking fans to help welcome back the wiener mobile as it travels the country. it is the wiener mobile, can't be called anythin

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. >> the more we begin to interrogate lgbtq history, the more we see there's gladys bentley, gender nonconformingthat go back to victorian times. it shows americans have not been as conservative as we oftentimes have liked to think. >> his kind of interning -- struggle may not be the right word -- but the back and forth, his dad was a minister but i think owned a speak easy and he bootlegged -- >> made liquor. >> that's an interesting dynamic. what was that like for him? >> swinging to extremes and having this great difficulty of balancing the say kret and the profane which for him was the rock 'n' roll, and it was very difficult to contain all the multitudes in him and that were so dynamic. >> can you talk about why it's important to think about him now? there are so many sort of figures from the past that people are recontextualizing. why did you think little richard was due? >> i think richard's a touch stone for so much. it's the music, it's the transgressive impact on culture but it's also about hidden history. i think he was presented in one way and the full scope of his contributions have

. >> by which bentley rose for one senator? what sense is that? do you have any sense of tradition?is is somebody just not taking it seriously, and i am sick and tired of him. >> this guy looks like he is in a gang or working out somewhere. >> i think it's horrible. i think it's part of the deterioration of the country. >> the last thing before we go tonight, the senate's new clothes. that was just a taste that the backlash that we have been seeing since senate majority leader chuck schumer loosened the informal just could for its members. an estimate is a day, sure said this, quote, senators are able to choose what they wear on the senate floor. i will continue to wear a suit. now senator rick scott along with 45 republican senate colleagues have sent a letter to schumer demanding he reverse the new rule, saying this, quote, allowing casual clothing on the senate leads to discern back to the institution that we serve and the american families that we represent. republican senator joked yesterday, i plan to wear a bikini. there have been no bikini settings as of yet, but some member

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drums, he's an in-demand nashville-based musician and educator who has played with tonic, dierks bentley, and is currently check out his instagram @bigrightfoot, or go to bigrightfoot.com kevin murphy is here, everybody. [ cheers and applause thanks for being with us, kevin. really appreciate it our first guest tonight is a golden globe-nominated actress you know from shows like "parks and recreation" as well as the films "the little hours" and "ingrid goes west. she stars in and produced "emily the criminal," which is streaming now on netflix she also, just this morning, received a golden globe nomination for "the white lotus," which you can catch on hbo max. please welcome back to the show our friend aubrey plaza, everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: aubrey, i'm so happy you're here. >> i'm happy too >> seth: i was always so thrilled that we were getting you, you know, the night after the season finale of "white lotus. but then the added bonus, you got your golden globe nomination today. congratulations. >> i know. what the -- what >> seth: i know. [ laughter ] >> what? why? >>

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tonight on drums and in demand, nashville-based musician and educator who has played with tonic, dirks bentleyur with country star john pardi check out his instagram @bigrightfoot or go to bigrightfoot.com, kevin murphy is here, everybody thanks for being with us, kevin. [ cheers and applause our first guest tonight is a grammy-nominated musician and actor you know from movies such as "moonlight," "hidden figures" and "harriet." she stars in "glass onion: a knives out mystery" which begins streaming on netflix december 23rd. let's take a look. >> you're a detective, right >> yes - >> can you spot the other thing, the real thing this group has in common >> randi, come on. >> oh, lionel, everybody knows who lionel works for that's no secret and we know who bankrolled claire's campaign. but when nobody, nobody would touch birdie with a ten-foot pole because she went on "oprah" and compared herself to harriet tubman >> in spirit >> seth: please welcome back to the show janelle monae, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> seth: you're splendid as always janelle, you look like a million dollars. >

he's played with the bands tonic, dierks bentley, jimmy's chicken shack, is currently on tour with countrygrightfoot or go to bigrightfoot.com kevin murphy is here thank you so much for a great week, kevin. [ cheers and applause really appreciate you coming our first guest tonight is an emmy-nominated actor you know from films such as "a beautiful mind" and the "avengers" franchise. he stars as andy warhol in "the collaborat --" "the collaboration", excuse me. which opens in manhattan theater club samuel j. friedman theater december 20th. please welcome back to the show our friend paul bettany, everybody! [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: hello >> hello >> seth: i am so happy to have you here >> i'm lovely -- happy to be here >> seth: and you are -- you're on stage right now you've got a show tonight? >> yeah, i have a show tonight >> seth: and this is -- you have to play andy warhol in this? >> i do, yeah. >> seth: it's a collaboration with andy warhol and his friendship with basquiat 80's new york. this is a role you originally turned down. >> yeah, i turned it down -- yeah -- i thought m

youngsters it from portugal, and they took the case of the european court of human rights following bentley wall and fines back in 2017. they say that human rights are already being violated. drink due to the impacts of climate change. if the successful, the court could order countries to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions and comply with straight to targets with a mux has more or raging wildfires in our regular feature of southern europe, some of the season blazes in portugal 6 years ago that killed 66 people could not bolster a legal case aimed at forcing nations to speed off action to reduce emissions. 6 young people, aged 11 to 24, assuming 32 european governments in strasburg, from the european colt of human rights, among them to feel only better if you want to take action and show you that you are capable to change the planet and for the generator room that is good. you have to act on any respect and listen to our legal team, say the current climate policies of those nations will not reduce emissions as much as required to retain that client's quality of life. we're talking about he'

your gorgeous gatedy, yoh community, of course, you have like solar panels and a tesla and four bentleys, but you also have a wood burning pizza oven ,olutel right. and you know, jimmy's absolutely right. it nhe causenght. . in fact, if you take away awa all of the wood burning ovens, which there aren't that manyof urning then you're going to have to cook the food the people love using electricity p. yeah. and in new york, guess where they get electricity from? natura l gas and coal fired plants. what does that do to the earth? it it? no, but every tree. kennedy with its tapioca bottom. yeah. okay. happy? i love tapioca, but every year it's gonna. and a great add on right there . i love you. oh, okaye . it what the is wrong with you? it's better. m sayi i got to run that one for me.ng yeah, but it's better than him saying he like the other part ld about that. >> coming up, local news the ot a talented order to a world weird police blotter. there's a new victim of identity theft. 3 seconds and checking your credit score. bank may not be enough to alert you. that's because identity threat

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the are no private equity bentleys are put on record and that's what our next up is. i am going to yield to the gentleman. >> i'm going to build on what's been described here. it is already difficult for us as african-americans to scale our business here. citigroup did a study that showed that systemic racism costs our economy $1.6 trillion aea year because our community s underserved from and access to capital standpoint. less than 3% of all private equity, assets under management, is managed by women and minorities. we are in need of new intermediaries that no one community. our i mean, you all know there's an opportunity, there's $1.6 trillion $6 trillion on the table. so, therefore, as an underserved community that has tremendous potential for growthou and impat in our economy, that part of the issue here is that folks think this is aa zero-sum game. if somebody is winning that mean some of the had to lose. that's not the way the economy works. the way the economy works is opportunity for our community creates opportunity for every other community. because as repr

and i want to thank deacon wilford bentley. he said, let me have that. you're not going read any my mind always racing. and every time i ran up to someone or i was running you know just working out. i was wondering if i saw someone coming my way. is it is this it? is this the person from the letter? so one night didn't very much for about a year we heard something in the house and monica tapped me and said, you got go check that out. and i say, yeah, babe, let me go do that. and so i got up and i grabbed my rod and my staff that comforts me. and rod and staff was made in louisville. it was a louisville and i was walking the house looking for where was this noise from what was going on? and then i heard the noise again and noise was coming from my daughter's bedroom. and mikayla was about five years old at the time. i go into bedroom and mikayla is in the middle of her room and she's dancing, spinning around, and she's saying, look, daddy, i'm dancing now. it's 3ami have to preach at trinity and several hours. and so i got that little dad talk, baby you n

you're that rich, you can actually drive in and out of london in your roller or your yeah but your bentley the what is it doing the point is, what is it doing about if about air quality control? if you're going say if you're you're going to say if you're rich you can pollute rich enough, you can pollute the atmosphere, that make atmosphere, how does that make the air? it beats the case for clean air? it beats me 3. >> so khan actually said this week the pollution in week that the pollution in london was was damaging children's lungs. rubbish. now, do we expect a whole wave of families now coming forward to sue the mayor for damaging their children's lungs? >> well, i don't see how you could individual that could sue an individual for that . you the . i mean, you know, the organisation . yeah, well, even organisation. yeah, well, even i'm not even sure what organisation you could actually sue is organisation you could actually su actually is organisation you could actually su actually prove is organisation you could actually su actually prove the is organisation you could actually su actual

all about getting them in proper shape, so that it’s a luxury option, so to speak, then off i go bentley, i did the know-how, if it was shown in england. it was interesting, look at the back seat. so here's um. eh, they don't move in rolls, this is the last one now , 2023. they decided something in our classic rolls moves. they are standing. i remove them, i remove the sheets on which they hang. that is, i agree another 22 centimeters and i insert the bmw seats and now the passenger can sit down and fully adjust everything luxury he sits down and can lean on his elbows in poland what a fly this is incredible but where is this going? this is for someone in moscow. nobody did this. sasha , who are you doing this for? for people, i swear, and not for yourself. go, please. i don't know. well, they stand and stand. well, what to do with them? well, of course, something needs to be done, because now is the time for taxes per year for these cars . i think about half a million at least. it seems to me that there is nothing more than the mentioned volumes at 4:53.000 guys, more, of course, you kn

you're that rich, you can actually drive in and out of london in your roller or your yeah but your bentley the what is it doing the point is, what is it doing about if about air quality control? if you're going say if you're you're going to say if you're rich you can pollute rich enough, you can pollute the atmosphere, that make atmosphere, how does that make the air? it beats the case for clean air? it beats me 3. >> so khan actually said this week the pollution in week that the pollution in london was was damaging children's lungs. rubbish. now, do we expect a whole wave of families now coming forward to sue the mayor for damaging their children's lungs? >> well, i don't see how you could individual that could sue an individual for that . you the . i mean, you know, the organisation . yeah, well, even organisation. yeah, well, even i'm not even sure what organisation you could actually sue is organisation you could actually su actually is organisation you could actually su actually prove is organisation you could actually su actually prove the is organisation you could actually su actual

amateur athletes that weren't paid and now everybody that plays basketball will be trying to drive a bentley or roles royce and we will see rap stars and basketball stars. this is crazy. it happened because congress sat around and said because of antitrust we can't let the ncaa do it. the court did make a ruling unanimously based on the law. the law has to change. antitrust shouldn't be involved with associations, pga or ncaa. for the most part antitrust actually does the opposite of what it is intended to do and i will give you another example. as a physician, if five doctors get together and say we don't like blue cross paying is $80 and we want to get $100 in exams from blue cross or united or humana or some billion- dollar company, do you know what antitrust does, it sues five doctors and says he can't talk about this. it is ridiculous. it is protecting the big people versus the small people. but it is a unique situation to talk about associations and particularly sports. you don't have to join pga and you don't have to join those associations but you can be outside of it but the only wa

well, they sent me this car, but this bentley arrived like this.ou and your colleagues on your committee will sort this out. this is all to understand not to do. yes, i understand that we are talking about what is russian production. what is not russian production? well really. uh, at the moment the full list has been named , talk about which cars to drive, which ones need to be supplied, and so, for example, in the far east, yakutia, trans-baikal territory, ulan-ude, there is always a car park there. bereziki, which are provided. and in fact, there are other cars and uazs most likely not suitable, but i see the different ones are not exactly the same. i can't go everywhere compared to a uaz. this is a myth in terms of cross-country ability, of course, the uaz wins and of course, this is really a controversial issue. what is russian? well, in our understanding at the moment. uh, the first thing is what is being produced at the final stage in russia when we talked about what we want to come to? here now we are talking about to what degree of localiz

i can tell that begins is jealous of my toyota prius very much more attractive than his bentley.o you think? is rishi sunak right to end the sale of petrol and diesel cars by 2030? he would argue the government would argue green campaigners would argue that these cars are reliant on fossil fuels, which are linked to climate change and therefore we've got to show leadership and end their sale. but let me know your thoughts. market gbnews.com. let's hear from my top pundits. actor, comedian and absolute showbiz royalty . absolute showbiz royalty. christopher biggins, tv personality and broadcaster ingnd personality and broadcaster ingrid tarrant and academic dr. lisa mckenzie. so christopher biggins, the eu have even pushed back by five years on this mad idea. what's your reaction? >> well, i think it's a real problem. i mean, for instance , problem. i mean, for instance, our mayor is to blame, i think, for all the cars, the cars situation. now, i think what they should do is completely ban every car in the country and then see how much money they're going to lose because cars make

tom: if i was to get into a bentley and drive to bath, what is the price for a leader of petro?rs per gallon and five dollars per gallon is a national crisis in america. where's the tip point on a gallon of petrol? is it a dollars per gallon? is it nine dollars? will: we are still european enough where we think in leaders and i think the point where people start to feel it is two pounds per leader. which is where was. lisa: that means nothing to him. [laughter] will: i think it is well over eight dollars per gallon. jonathan: it is brutal. psychologically the cost of living, forget 7% a percent weight increases. will: two pounds per leader as you're spending more than 100 pounds to fill up your car. that is when people feel it is when they feel -- fill the car and it's 100 quid. jonathan: are they saying ev's are too expensive like they are in some places? will: i'm sure you seen on the visit that there were a lot of ev's in london. it is happening in london. i think when you get out to the rest of the country where you don't have the charging points, it's happening more slowly.

i can tell that begins is jealous of my toyota prius very much more attractive than his bentley.o you think? is rishi sunak right to end the sale of petrol and diesel cars by 2030? he would argue the government would argue green campaigners would argue that these cars are reliant on fossil fuels, which are linked to climate change and therefore we've got to show leadership and end their sale. but let me know your thoughts. market gbnews.com. let's hear from my top pundits. actor, comedian and absolute showbiz royalty . absolute showbiz royalty. christopher biggins, tv personality and broadcaster ingnd personality and broadcaster ingrid tarrant and academic dr. lisa mckenzie. so christopher biggins, the eu have even pushed back by five years on this mad idea. what's your reaction? >> well, i think it's a real problem. i mean, for instance , problem. i mean, for instance, our mayor is to blame, i think, for all the cars, the cars situation. now, i think what they should do is completely ban every car in the country and then see how much money they're going to lose because cars make

tom: i'm paying $5.83 premium for the bentley. $5.83. it is on the edge of regular.week straight up i didn't have to request it, no one said anything, petrol. lisa: when in london. ♪ ♪ explore endless design possibilities. ♪ to find your personal style. endless hardie® siding colors. textures and styles. it's possible. with james hardie™. hey corporate types. would you stop calling each other rock stars? you're a rock star. you are a rock star. no more calling co-workers rock stars. look, it's great that you use workday to transform your business. but it still doesn't make you a rock star. so unless you work with an actual rock star. hi, i'm ozwald. hello ozwald. pam, you are a rock- i wasn't going to say it. ♪♪ >> you are negotiating a contract, you are on ticket lines, but it doesn't make a difference what you are going to get, because in two years you're all going to be out of business. what they are doing to the auto industry throughout the country is absolutely horrible and ridiculous. i side with the auto workers of america and with those who want to make ameri

champs—elysees, which is where we're looking at the kings limousine, rolls—royce , royce coming to a michael bentleybout to exit their their car to be welcomed by the president . be welcomed by the president. the royal roller. i like that. cameron you are there as queen camilla and the king emerge . i camilla and the king emerge. i think . think. >> all right. >> all right. >> yes. and you can just see them there on your screens being greeted by president macron of france and his wife. have former welcome here at the arc de triomphe. it's a ceremonial arrival, a very rare one, which queen elizabeth ii is the late queen elizabeth ii is the late queen elizabeth. the second did in 2014, her final state visit. the king will be invited by president macron . you can just president macron. you can just see them there wandering , see them there wandering, walking towards the arc de triomphe. he'll be invited to symbolically light the eternal flame , which burns in memory of flame, which burns in memory of those who perished in the first and second world wars . we're and second world wars. we're expecting th

a £700,000 bentley was it a rolls royce? >> rolls royce? >> rolls royce? >> it was. yeah.. so joining us to go through you've already been introduced to christopher biggins who can't ignore are here today and they've got ellen whelan ella whelan, who's giving her views on things as well begins yes , on things as well begins yes, yes. to . levelling up. so yes. to. levelling up. so basically it looks as though they're preparing for us the northern leg to be axed. what's your view? well you can't have a project like this go so much over budget. >> it's not true without looking at it and thinking , is this at it and thinking, is this right? but how much are they going to lose? >> how much is going to be wasted in terms of preparation and a huge amount, a huge amount, huge amount. >> but then can we go on spending? i mean, they've already ruined forests and beautiful countryside in order to put this in to make it faster. >> well, it's not going to get those forests back, is it? >> it certainly isn't. so you think we should go on ahead? definitely. >> definitely. >> definitely.

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