he did or not of the dyson amazes eleven foot on the.phyllis of feet of me and i've been all that infinite and i state it as a as i call them of an impulse was eleven but the. yes why there might and food is adamant about. ok it's different for what it wanted by for this means. you know the commitment of buy for that is made and it was your scope it was i. would say live. with this strange together you know i think iraqis. are. fourteen the romance of teenie was definitely over and resists concerns may elsewhere. but it's quite an embarrassment to your parents like say for instance. you know this guy's been seeing each other and you don't even have plans for getting married and you got pregnant or something high embarrassing is that your parents. since moving back in with her parents visitors found them to be a lot more broad minded than she thought they were. carbonated. going on i think if counted correctly according to my mother we have fourteen people in the house myself and born my mom and my grandmother and grandfather my brother a

one i think was the was the economics went and there's one particular symbolic moment when the james dyson is a great just really. only be the great campaigner for breaks isn't he. and he made he said he would work back to work economically when he took his businesses his h.q. and took them to singapore on the you know he was the poster boy of bricks and suddenly he's going abroad and the same thing happened didn't matter so much but jim ratcliffe the great chemicals manufacturer and when you see these manufacturers he said britain is going to be ok i sighed the european union and when they take their businesses overseas before that i thought that for me that hit me in the stomach and the other one is i'm like alex salmond but i have a great i've a great admirer of alex but i'm a unionists i really believe in the united kingdom and when it hit me that i think in due course practice it puts the whole united kingdom in jeopardy that also really hurt me i think and this is culpable but i wasn't alone you know not understanding the five hundred years of our history and how that has come back h

doesn't get our car test of a whole dyson over says would strike you instantly about the x. seven is his enormous grill and sheer size overall it's over five meters long two meters wide and one point eight meters tall that makes it a full size s.u.v. by american standards and the same class as the cadillac escalate or the mercedes benz g.l.'s nobody in germany would want to vehicle besides it's not. lots of customers want them in the u.s. and china he says or at least b.m.w. hopes out of this maybe. three x. seven is built on the x five platform but none of the parts of the x. files body are used in the new model a single glance shows why that's no surprise the x. seven leaves a much runny or more opulent more imposing impression see visits as i'd hoped says seven seen ciro well and good good what's key is getting into and out of a car like this it hash to be easy would more compact s.u.v.s that sometimes awful but it's no problem with the x. seven and the seats in the back can be adjusted electrically another good thing he says is that even tall people have plenty of leg ro

so i thought i had a car just a vinyl dyson over wonders if you can really call the beats a small car. maybe now he says it measures four point zero five meters in length but consider that the go for from one nine hundred ninety seven to two thousand and three was just nine centimeters longer by that standard the beats that isn't all that small. amount i would not climbs in i know hold who's fairly tall has plenty of space and i'm out of things i was going to rear its. him. but i have space here too that's what and he concludes a respectable amount of leg room for a small car. conspicuous features on the exterior are at the grill in a shiny chrome diamond design and the l.e.d. headlights. and then there are those sixteen inch aluminum rims and chrome framed windows. the original to look isn't swamped by the ever present beach logo but three juba needed. the trunk of france and he can be very thanks to the flexible seating configuration. coupled with the beaches drug offers two hundred sixty two to one thousand and seventy two leaders from storage space which are testers this is just b

giants and padres title i, dyson tried to get out of a bases-loaded jam, but manny machado beat out theone and the padres beat the giants 3-1. there are taking over the coliseum against the angels. but chris davis connects his fourth home run in six games. and 12 to 1 and taking three out of four fall from the angels. >> the sharks had to win last night against calgary to keep the pacific division hopes alive. san jose led 1-0. sean manahan tied the game and 30 seconds later mark jankowski scored to give them a 2-1 lead. the flames weren't down there. less than a minute after that, don scored to make it 3 to 1 in calgary scored three times in 75 seconds. they win the game 5-3. the flames clench the pacific division. >> stanford women, big game tonight against number one seed and defending champion notre dame. highlights on the late show, have a great monday everybody. >>> time now is 4:57. >> a giant lead for the sierra snow survey. to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. grace, you get the beach house, just don't leave the lights on, okay? to mateo, my favori

one i think was the was the economics went and there's one particular symbolic moment when the james dyson is a great just really. be the great campaigner for brakes isn't he. and he made he said it would work but it would work economically when he took his businesses his h.q. and took them to singapore on the you know he was the poster boy of bricks and suddenly he's going abroad and the same thing happened didn't matter so much jim ratcliffe the great chemicals manufacturer and when you see these manufacturers he said britain is going to be ok i cited the european union and when they take their businesses overseas before that i thought that for me that hit me in the stomach and the other one is i like alec.

was seven months pregnant when she was kidnapped by radical islamists and in prison john enough in dyson a german journalist went to syria to film a friend who'd become a jihadist in doing so she took risks she now regrets finn dies and child was born in captivity. not a day goes by without janina finda eyes and thinking about the kidnapping three hundred fifty one days that changed her life it all started in a split second demo meant to stop. when the taxi was stopped six men with kalashnikovs jumped in front of the car and the van door was opened i was really a french unlike his frightened animal. i did my best to remain calm and to shut out the foundations of thoughts going through my mind. after her year in syria began in the autumn of twenty fifteen despite being in the seventh month of her pregnancy janina dared to cross the turkish syrian border with the help of a smuggler in the northern syrian town of all done she met her friend who is now. in the midst of the chaos of war for one week they shot for the documentary film her girlfriend guaranteed janina that she would be safe. tr

janine if in dyson thinks about her kidnapping every single day a year in captivity altered her life beyond recognition she recalls the moment when everything changed. six armed men with kalashnikovs stop my taxi. when the doors of their man opened i was terrified like a frightened animal. on the can i did my best to remain calm and shut out the thousands of thoughts rushing through my mind. after a shot. in the autumn of twenty fifteen a people smuggler brought janina across the border from turkey into syria. she went to shoot a documentary about an old school friend who had converted to islam and then joined a group of islam ists. janina was seven months pregnant at the time but her friend promised her that she'd be safe. i trusted her but the circumstances were so different from the last time we had seen each other in germany. there were two different worlds that didn't have any connection. janina filmed with her friend for days on her way back to turkey she was kidnapped by jihadists from the same group they provided for her basic needs but she lived in constant fear. and feels l

one i think was the was the economics went and those one particular symbolic moment when so james dyson is a great just really. be the great campaigner for braces and he. and he made he said it would work but it would work at the moment when he took his businesses his h.q. and took them to singapore you know he was the poster boy of bricks and suddenly he's going abroad and the same thing happened. cliff the great chemicals manufacturer and when you see these manufacturers who said britain is going to be ok. the european union and when they take their businesses overseas for that for me that hit me in the stomach and the other one is i like summons but i have a great i've a great admirer of alex but i'm a unionist i really believe in the united kingdom and when it hit me. i think in due course.

he did or not of the dyson amazes eleven foot on the.phyllis of feet of me and i've been all that infinite and i stayed because i as i called him all the inputs was a limit but the yet it would. yes why they're my own food is adamant about ok it's different for what it wanted by for this means. you know the commitment of buy for that is made and it went with your scope it. says i live. with this strange together you know i think iraqis. are. fourteen the romance of teenie was definitely over and resists concerns may elsewhere. it's quite an embarrassment to your parents like say for instance. you know this guy's been seen each other and you don't even have plans for getting married and you got pregnant or something high embarrassing is that your parents. since moving back in with her parents visitors found them to be a lot more broad minded than she thought they were with us of course i did. run on them i think if counted correctly according to my mother we have fourteen people in the house myself and my mom and my grandmother and grandf

dyson, when he brought forward the air blade said, it takes 26 seconds to dry your hands under one ofs 12 seconds. still quite a long time. you want to be in and out. massive queue, service station, august, france... the hand dryer queue is just... that is the cherry on the cake! laughter absolutely. the other thing is, plenty of people in public toilets who do not want to touch anything...! you can understand why, you can see why people would go for the air blade, almost a contactless experience. something like alan partridge, sleeve on the door. brilliant to have you on the programme, thank you very much indeed. having a quick look to see who has been in response, asking if you are the savvy shopper, is this a victory for consumers. yesterday we saw some impressive showers and thunderstorms making their way north across the uk, over the next few days, unsettled with further spells of rain and some showers, and feeling much cooler as well. low pressure, situated towards the west of the uk, all these weather fronts gathering up, quite a messy picture across the uk, and bringing us the

connect over one million students with blue chip employers — including the likes of goldman sachs and dyson me, there's so many recruitment companies out there promising so many things, what is it about years that set you apart? we are all about using technology and data, we are about creating the workforce of tomorrow, that's the mission, we've got over 190,000 bright young people on the network and over 300 top employers, from pwc, google and the likes and it's about connecting those communities in a smarter and more intelligent way. how do you measure success ? intelligent way. how do you measure success? it's about getting members jobs, that's what gets me in the team working better. but once you get thejob, do team working better. but once you get the job, do you check on them, that they're happy? 10096, a survey at recently saying 75% of people in the uk regret their career choice and that makes me incredibly 75% ? and that makes me incredibly 75%? that's right, it was a bbc survey. and we need to use, especially with brexit coming up, we need to use talent. that doesn't surprise me,

but first a harrowing experience that of a woman who became entangled with the hottest she nuffin dyson is a german journalist too even though she was in the seventh month of her pregnancy went to syria to film a friend who had become a hottest friend aizen was abducted by islamic radicals and imprisoned her child was born and captivity in an exclusive report w stuff on vista tells her story. not a day goes by without janina finda eyes and thinking about the kidnapping three hundred fifty one days that changed her life it all started in a split second demo meant. when the taxi was stopped six men with kalashnikovs jumped in front of the car and the van door was opened i was really a french i'm like a frightened animal i did my best to remain calm and to shut out the foundations of thoughts going through my mind. after her year in syria began in the autumn of twenty fifteen despite being in the seventh month of her pregnancy janina dared to cross the turkish syrian border with the help of a smuggler in the northern syrian town of all done she met her friend who is now john hardest in the

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i would argue, go take a look and see if you don't find a better price on that dyson vacuum or adidasay we're not trying to win a logistics war. that's not what we're about. amazon and others are very efficient. it happens to be that in the united states now an average package is delivered in about two days that's not too bad but we don't want to compete on one-day shipping, half-day shipping, quarter-day shipping. >> although if you put ebay on those boxes, it might be a good marketing opportunity. >> not a bad idea. >> we've been watching alphabet shares this morning. you're one of the largest advertisers with them. any sense of how you've been approaching the google platform or what your sense is in terms of their share and what might have been behind this deceleration in clicks >> i don't know what's behind their deceleration i will say what we find is there's no better platform to get a return on advertising than google that's been the case really for the last 15 years. it's also the case that there are a lot more alternatives now and there's a lot of competition. whether that co

dyson announced its first electric car factory in a bid to launch its first electric vehicle in 2021.gan chase widen -- intense to widen blockchain. it will expand the use of the interbank information network which allows companies to share accounting information. 75 of the world largest banks joined the venture to protect tradinges from digital companies. we will have all the action of daybreak asia next. this is bloomberg. ♪ xt. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> good morning. i'm paul allen in sydney. shery: i am shery ahn. i'm sophie kamaruddin and hong kong. welcome to "daybreak asia." >> our top stories this monday, under curfew and stock markets closed as bonds strike in sri lanka. pressure on the president, the democrats sent to debate impeachment amid widening fallout in the bloomberg best the meal report. more easing in japan's tested. some say could come as soon as this week. shery: let's get you started with a quick check of the markets. the s&p 500 gained 2/10 of 1%, finishing about that 4900 level. withtrials let the gains weaknesses in energy and financial shares. economicore posi

who it could recruit upon the pillow of course will amaze where the video teeny you have all of the dysonamazes silliness around about my yellow phyllis's feet of me and i've been all that unfunny devastates it does act as a go to market in particular but the most. the why there might include is that a myth about. ok is different for what it wanted by for this means. you know the commitment of by for the just means in it with your scope it i am since i live. seem a bit strange together you know i think i've read he's. an account. by fourteen the romance of teenie was definitely over and resists concerns may elsewhere. it's quite an embarrassment to your parents like say for instance. you know this guy's been seen each other and you don't even have plans for getting married and you got pregnant or something high embarrassing is that your parents. since moving back in with her parents visitors found them to be a lot more broad minded than she thought they were with us of course and i did. run on them i think if counted correctly according to my mother we have fourteen people in the house my

they'll happen divide and i never saw that before i've fighter not just doesn't look like the same by dyson is that really joe biden is a look the same to me trump referenced the former vice president on twitter at least 4 times today alone. >>and while some advisers are urging the president not to single out any democratic presidential hopefuls just yet. those closest to the president are following his lead on biden losing charlottesville. >>to launch a candidacy as somebody was in the senate for decades, he was vice president for years the white house has been on defense after biden made trump's comments about a 2017 white nationalist rally in charttesville. >>that led to counter protester dead a central focus of his campaign announcement when president trump contend. >>racism bigotry evil violence and then took it many steps further and called out neo-nazis white supremacists case a case for that is that is our near perfection when after a shooting at a synagogue outside of san diego left one person dead and several others injured this weekend. >>president trump offered a full-throated d

we will start the new imperial era of reiwa, dyson seeley hope —— we sincerely hope —— and i sincerelyerely hope that prosperity and peace of the new era. and i wish japan prosperity and peace of the new era. and i wishjapan and the world peace and prosperity. silence. studio: you're watching bbc news at 9am, as we look at this historic ceremony taking place in the imperial palace in tokyo as the japanese emperor, emperor akihito, abdicates. it is the first time in more than two centuries that a japanese emperor has abdicated. that is his eldest son, who will succeed him tomorrow, crown prince naruhito, watching on as the ceremony unfolds. the 85—year—old emperor announced a couple of years ago that he felt he could not continue to give what this role required, and the japanese prime minister, shinzo abe, thanking him wholeheartedly for his service. that short speech his last public speech as emperor before the crown prince assumes the role tomorrow. that poignant, final bile as he leaves the room —— that poignant, final bow as he leaves the room, followed by crown prince naruhito, who

but 90% of my students have been dyson because they can get a round-trip ticket for $80. that was not something that was available to me when i was younger. but it is something that is available to people now. yes, there is a way to look at it and say he will only see the insecure post, it's about places and seeing the exotica clichÉ way in which they're portrayed. but i think you can also say now more than ever young people have the opportunity to understand how unique places are in relation to where they're from. that will help them better understand. not only other places and other people but also whether from. and help them communicate that to others as well. i am definitely on the side of not being to scared of social media and what the internet is doing. >> , i'm terrified by my students in my social media. i think there is a real interesting dichotomy at work for the people who are my classroom and like josh was saying, they are the most global generations that we have on ever seen before. there are also the most tolerant that i have ever taught before. they're ver

and we'rejoined now by professional golfer simon dyson. lovely to have you on the programme.oint did you think this was a possibility? was it yesterday? probably only when he hit his shot into 16. when he went one player on 15, you are still thinking, if molinari knocks it closer or dj makes a baddie somewhere, and then he hit that shot into 16 which was a fantastic golf shot. i know you have experienced this first hand, digging pa rt experienced this first hand, digging part of it is the tiger factor? the pressure gets to some people because it is tiger as well. he held that yea rs it is tiger as well. he held that years ago and then he lost a little bit. now he has shown some form, winning the players championship at the end of the year. coming down that stretch, you are ahead of tiger woods playing the 12th. molinari did not hit that bad a shot, he got the wind wrong and it can all crumble. not hit that bad a shot, he got the wind wrong and it can all crumblelj watched a lot of coverage, more than i have ever watched. and they talked a lot about in the olden days he was ve

laughter it isa laughter it is a story of nicky dyson, from hessle in north yorkshire, who rescued nallas she is on painkillers but she wants her dog to have this operation, because over time she will get worse and worse, so the only option is to operate. there is the dog, beautiful dog. nikki says she would not be a responsible dog owner if she left her like this. she is going to some lengths to get this operation done. talk about a dog love r, operation done. talk about a dog lover, the question is how much is a dog worth? the bill for the surgery and the after—ca re dog worth? the bill for the surgery and the after—care is £20,000 will stop nikki has pet insurance, she pays £60 a month, but she has already received the maximum amount the insurance company will pay out. she started doing some crowdfunding but the big thing about this story, she is now preparing to mortgage her house to raise the money for the operation for the dog and that is incredible to even think about. this is one for dog owners who will be watching and will be so interested, pet insurance caps at an amount for e

turn in prison the dean by claiming it was an awful hans went through with the body that he wanted dysonbonce level of this made the months mostly friends of innocence when it is this and all that but the months that he made it let me add a connect that i know he could have just tried to do but i believe in a behind the minute i don't mean it office or knocking him out of alcohol from it like you're looking but i think he had a snake now he's the deputy past and runs the youth ministry amazing to me is this my hero to be acting but mays affordable off the planet and i've done an openness of it if i could meet him. and. you know see a con going and yes. you have look at this in your livability you know anthony had a. look at live a who it could happen to live of course from the maze where the video. he did or not of the dice amazes eleven's for. phyllis a feat of me and i've been all that and funny that i stayed because i was like if i told them all the input i was eleven but the it would mean the edit by the end my own food is adamant about look i was definitely a whore to my it wanted b

i‘m delighted to say simon dyson is here with me to talk about the tiger effect and the phenomenon of, i think it was a lot closer than people expected. for him to finally pull it off, such an amazing achievement. this is the moment, starts of cool and he lets himself go. he‘s allowing us to see a little bit of the emotion we don‘t normally see. yes. i think we've seen a little bit more over the last year or two. he‘s letting it show a little bit more, the real tiger woods. he was always the steely faced, nobody is getting in here, but yes, you know, people are relating to him a lot more and he‘s got a lot more fans through it. but he has lived through years of demons. why do people who like him like him so much? ijust think, the places he has taken the game of golf too, you have to respect what he‘s done for the game, the game wouldn‘t be what it is today without him. and love him or hate him, you cannot not respect that. you cannot ignore him. and we are seeing, perhaps this is a different man now, is it? a different man now, is it? a different golfer but a different human. definite