beckel talk about buying lamborghinis. you can't buy a lamborghini. tyler harbor in virginia in going to jail. had you same pate also in virginia going to jail. couple of years ago, had you jesse jackson junior sitting congressman for embezzling campaign funds go to jail. someone who did the campaign finance work for moat o most of the california democratic party go to jail. the police are doing their jobs and while carrie lee peterson may have somehow gotten $50,000 from james bond has a lot more to do with the fact that daniel craig is throwing around political contributions like it's a fashion accessory and not caring where his money goes. >> i know that the securities and exchange commission last nowhere near the teeth of the authority to do anything about this. are we in a situation where we have a regulatory body who can't possibly police this down? >> their remedies are civil enforcement. the department of justice on the other hand is actively engaged in political prosecutions where they have these problems. they have a guilty plea they are sen

it's a lamborghini. pretty swanky supercar.u want to buy it, the base price in the states $241,945 >> i decide the first person to xhimt me when i pull up to a gas station i'm going to give them this car for one day to drive around. >> whoa! greatest day ever! >> pick me! >> it's exactly like he said, lambo comes pulling into the gas station, parks car, opens the door, it doesn't take three seconds before -- >> nice car, man. >> hey, thanks, pbro. >> that's all it takes. >> i'm doing a video, camera guy is right there. first person to compliment me on the car i was going to give it to them for the day. >> that lamborghini. >> i'm going to need your number and [ bleep ] and picture of why you are driver's license and that's it. zple needs your number and a driver's license. he needs less than it takes with your buddy renting a car. this guy gets in the lambo with instructions, dre gets into the ford and you see this guy just drive off down the road, the video ends. we wanted to know what happened from this, so live via skype "ri

it's lamborghini. it is bugatti. bring them on, right? sexy cars there. >>> new poll shows hillary clinton trails bernie sanders in new hampshire. according to cnn/wmur poll, sanders gets 46%, while clinton has 30% followed by vice president joe biden who hasn't decided whether or not to run, he gets 14%. many presidential candidates marco rubio, ted cruz, ben carson and bernie sanders took time from the campaign to attend the pope's speech to congress yesterday. jeb bush was on special report talking about one of topics of the speech, climate change. >> the pope is religious leader. he is not a political figure. he never said he is political leader. look, the climate is changing. it is a creation of god. people of faith i think understand that. we should be protective of the

we are at the frankfurt motor show checking out the new lamborghini and bentley suv offering. story in frankfurt has been a mix of optimism and luxury. at $260,000.starts this is a lamborghini, a starter of all the ceos we talked to, none expressing pessimism. the ceo of lamborghini says it was an opportunity. >> the slowdown in china, stable now, new car stepping in, and this is an advantage for us in a week market like the chinese market. we have other markets that are much stronger. europe's biggest carmakers looking outside europe to propel growth. for the ceo of peugeot, iran. our partnertion of for our premium brand, this is now done, signed, and we are going to kick off this new partnership this month and to run. .- this month int towhile most ceos want compete in the station wagon or sedan game, there is not a company that once to lose market share in the suv or crossover market. coming up next, the haze blanketing parts of southeast asia worsening. we will bring you live to singapore for the latest when "first up" continues. we are back in two. ♪ angie: it is 7:30 a.m

. >> what happens when you strap some grandmas in a lamborghini. why age is no barrier to sheer fear. >>> plus the buzzword for your shot at a new ipad mini. >>> and a daughter is about to pull a fast one on dad. >> as he's looking in her face. >> the story behind the sister switcheroo. working here at "right this minute" it's fair for us too say we've seen one or two dash cams. you've never seen one like this, this is released by the windsor police looking for the perpetrator of this crime taken happens quick. dash cam and behind a black jaguar. suddenly -- >> oh, what the heck! >> i told you. out of nowhere this green toyota comes from the left-hand side, stops next to the black jaguar and gun out the window, fires two shots. [ [ gunfire ] you hear the driver go ooh, and then you watch this, the black jaguar pulls out, looks like he's going to chase the toyota. there was a good reason we heard that driver ex-claim. watch carefully after the second pop something looks like it comes flying toward the dash cam. >> footage from ctv news. >> that's th

i think of that -- and lamborghini say they have seen no tapering in 2015.f they are feeling healthy about the economy, and auto companies tell us, that could be an indication that billionaires are not as poor as some of the reports we are reading. when we look at those equities and values shaved off the chinese equity, that is not being requested in auto sales. scarlet: we will have to create a special indicator for that. if you take a broader look, yours deals with serious issues, the migrant crisis, right and center. there has been a political tone at the auto show. what are the conversations taking place around that? own, the ceo of daimler, he mentioned that -- let's put this in context -- companies are unveiling fancy concept cars and some bagels are selling for hundreds of thousands of euros and the idea is that europe could potentially have some sort of opportunity out of this refugee crisis, was raised by mitsubishi and here is what he said last night. he said that it is a great opportunity to repopulate the working class for country that has a demo

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we are talking about the billionaires who buy the lamborghinis.to talk about billionaires? >> it does partly because as that regular economy is not doing so well the top 2 s&p. it has to be legitimate for the majority not just for the winners at the top and the lamborghinis are -- the more they see the top getting lamborghinis and the mom getting screwed, it -- >> how do you respond to the fact that it's just a 00-year-old thing about feeding the rich. >> it doesn't benefit the ordinary person as well as the guys at the top. democracy only became compatible after the depression when people realized no, you need to spread the wealth and distribute things to have growth that is broad based. >> he is ripping apart his white shirt showing his ronald regan from another time and space. he is the ronald regan kennedy, isn't it? >> daniel: yes. but he did address taxes stabbed budget and did much they basis for economic growth. tom: you really wonder about the tax reform act of 1986 and how we actually had legislation done by legislatetures. we will talk

from one women's health we're taking them away from the organization that jokeses about buying lamborghinis. >>> new foxx polls on 2016, who is many and who is down? plus, will the pope's speech to congress change things? washington? or quitter >>> hillary clinton is the big loser and dr. ben carson is the big winner in the latest fox news poll. the democratic front-runner's favorable rating hits a new low of 38%, that's down seven points from may. from 56% of voters say they have an unfavorable pin of clinton meanwhile, dr. carson has the best net favorable rating. some 46% say they have a positive view of carson, up 20 points since may. when it comes to republican voters, carson is way ahead of the pack. favorable over unfavorable, a plus 52. marco rubio is plus 35, donald trump is plus 12, and jeb reps view him as positively as negatively. with that, time to bring back our panel. if you believe as i think it is reasonable to believe. that the trump phenomenon has passed its apongee he wants to sue makers of t-shirts that are rude to him. it just doesn't radiate strength any longer. i thi

win the argument, an organization that has so violated the public trust, they jokes about buying lamborghinish baby body parts and you can't win that argument, what argument can you win? >> we asked you for what -- and we got this from twitter from brian maxwell. he gives this advice -- grow a spine, stand their ground and make obama and the democrats shut the government down. you've got to say i hear this a lot from conservatives. why do republicans always get the blame when the government gets shut down. obviously both sides play a role in it? >> well, it's an interesting question. i think you're on target, but i think you're blaming all republicans, i would when you look at the polls, you know, it's about i think 85% ofself-i members saying they want no compromise, they want more of stand up, and if you attach the name "obama" to any idea, then more republicans will say we have to phyto'bama, but in general, this lack of compromise is something you see from republicans. you don't see from democrats we're going to fight other climate change or immigration or minimum wage. >> bur they're fig

reporter: the trend is such that even lamborghini is considering joining the party. >> the reductionsions is one of the key industries fitting -- for the entire car market. you should never say never. the changes are going to be 10-20tic in the next years. reporter: the industry agrees it is the wave of the future, but sales of electric vehicles in the first quarter up 2015 were presented less than 1% of car sales in europe and the united states. anchor: just before you go, one more story that is related to the big story we have been covering on france 24 for several months now, the migrant crisis in europe. internet giant google says it ones to help -- wants to help ?çqoqññd ; 09/16/15 09/16/15 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! >> we are interested in speaking with mr. blake and hope to hear back from him to extend an apology for the experience encountered. it should not have happened. the concerns i have about what happened on the video as well as things i have received by the chief, the inappropriateness of the amoun

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. >>> we had a lamborghini monday. this is called a bow gotti -- a concept car lee knows it. the bay gotti is racetrack ready. meets no safety regulations so it can't be driven on the street. they will turn it into part of a video game. it will have the digital version out soon. lee, you cannot drive this. >> it's eyewitness news blue. >> soon to replace the news van. >> right, can you imagine. >> there goes that sports car. >> my son and i always want to see the bogatis at the auto show. you have three minutes to text me the top speed of that car. >> savor the last few days of summer. >> outside we go, a gorgeous night again. the park looks fantastic. a nice evening. temperature at 83. the humidity makes the difference. feels great. westerly wind at 5. a high a 13 above average. sunset under an hour at 7:04. hi pressure here inches off the coast through late week. we remain in a nice warm westerly flow with the longer nights and patchy fog inland. light winds and low humidity. here is the headlines, summer on extended play the next four days. the next front not until sunday

>> co-spend it on a salary, he could spend it on buying a new lamborghini.ut what a lot of donors would hope is their money is being spent on bona fide campaign activity. >> let me ask you to clarify this. a superpac is not supposed to coordinate with a campaign. but at the same time bernie sanders doesn't want this superpac, he doesn't wantfully superpac but under the law bernie sanders doesn't have any rights of preventing superpacs on acting on hi behalf. >> that's right, he can get up on a soapbox and say i don't want any superpacs. some people will listen some won't. >> i don't have a superpac i don't have the money from billionaires and that's the way we are going to run our campaign. >> mr. sanders is hamstrung from having people start these groups. >> have you been able to draw any connection between this and citizens united ruling? >> donors need to do their research and be aware that when they visit a website or hear about a group that that group might have more going on than meets the eye. being able to pull back the veil and say, look at what's r

a le get your talking about lamborghini from the profits of baby body parts. if we aren't -- if that isn't repulsive to us, what is? all this bill does allow states to defund that. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from pennsylvania reserves. and the chair recognizes the the gentlewoman from colorado. ms. degette: thank you, madam speaker. i yield myself 30 seconds to point out that the gentleman is absolutely correct. planned parenthood does not provide mammograms. they do provide breast cancer screenings, but under this bill if there is a hospital or a clinic that does provide mammograms, and they also provide a lamborghini abortions, well, th the states could prehe vent funding. so ironically under the terms of this bill up for discussion today, mammograms could be prehaven'ted. i don't think that's the intention of the writer of this bill. with that i'm pleased to yield 1.5 minutes to a senior member of the energy and commerce committee, mr. green from texas. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized

. >> he did i a whole rap video with pools, lamborghinis and yachts.nd he paid zero money for all of it. >> he goes to a video shoot and goes, cam i shoot my video in the background of yours? >> 50 cent fired back

. >>> lamborghini unveiling its new convertible. the spider has a 610 horsepower engine that goes from 0 to 60 in 3.4 seconds. wow. the top opens and closes in 17 seconds while the car is moving. its top speed, more than 200 miles per hour. when it goes on sale in the u.s. next year the starting price will be $260,000. >> so it only takes 3.4 seconds to go to 60 and the top opens and closes in 17 seconds, it could be going 200 miles per hour by the time that happens. rob is going to want one of these. he's up next with sports. >>> football, giants and jets had very different days today after yesterday's season opener. we put a cap on week 1 in the nfl. we start with the mets, trying to win an eighth straight game. they couldn't honestly win again tonight at home. could they? and how about the yankees on the road? they saved their best for the last inning [ cheers and applause ] a wave of game-day excitement is rolling into dunkin'. taste the new tailgater breakfast sandwich, stacked with smoked sausage, fire-roasted peppers, and oni

more expense the frankfort motor show opens today and the biggest draw is the new convertible from lamborghini. the hurricane spider. it's considered the entry level sports car. it is a soft top. it's like a hard top version. it has a top speed of 201 miles an hour. the top fold up or down even when you are driving 30 miles an hour and the convertible spider will go on sale in the next year. th price tag $260,000. >> only if i had steve paulson money. >>> toy hearts will soon celebrate a milestone. in two weeks the twilight book series turns ten years old. to commemorate the anniversary a new special edition will be released. it's the cover of twilight tenth anniversary special. the apple right there. it will include bonus content and author stephanie may already go on tour and pro-- meyer will go on tour and promote it as well. >>> a model with down syndrome is making history during fashion week until new york. madeline stewart is the only second model with down syndrome to walk the runway. she modeled clothes by spl motor. she worked with the christopher and dana reed collection. >>> coming

i will lamborghini. what did you say? he said wanted lamborghini. . . an issue of political points. this issue with iran is one of the most significant, if not "the" most significant foreign policy issue that we likely will deal with while we're here in the senate. and so i think it is important while this is before us to spend as much time as possible talking about this issue, focusing on this issue, debating this issue, making sure that everyone understands what the consents of this iranian deal are. but let me just walk through, if i could, for a few moments and and -- and lay out why we are where we are today. first of all, four times -- i know the presiding officer is new here, brings a wealth of national security experience in previous posts that he had with the state department prior to serving here. but what brought us here really was us acting almost in unanimous ways to put sanctions in place four times. this body four times since 2010, working with the house of representatives, put sanctions in place because we knew that iran was -- was doing things in the area of nuclear

false leg and brands include porsche and lamborghini. mark: the kentucky county clerk is back at work this monday. she promised not to interfere with issuing gay marriage licenses. but she did question there validity. she was overcome with emotion while discussing her predicament. >> i am no hero. i'm just a person placed here by the grace of god. i just want to serve my neighbors quietly without violating my conscience. released davis was from jail with strict orders not to enter here with her clerks issuing same-sex marriage licenses. the governor and attorney general of the state and county attorney say the licenses are valid. scarlet: the dallas cowboys are the most illegal sports franchise according to "forms" which put the team's at $4 billion. s" whichding to "forbe put the teams value at $4 billion. the new england patriots and -- dallas owner jerry jones bought the team in 1989 for $140 million. mark: and he was smiling last night when they beat the giants at the last minute. scarlet: on to our top stories -- contract for 140,00

win the argument, you don't need to be lincoln or churchill, a place that jokes about buying l lamborghinis with baby parts, you can't shut that down. >> brian maxwell says, grow a spine and shut the government down. why do conservatives always get the blame when the government gets shut down when both sides have a role. >> well, brian, i think you're blaming all republicans, and i would point to michael, and heritage, the tea party congress. i think it's about 85% of people that self-identify as tea party members, they want no part of compromise. if you attach the name obama to any idea, more republicans will say we have to fight obama. but this lack of compromise is something you see from republicans. >> they're fighting over funding of planned parenthood. >> well, we haven't seen it in the past over issues. not democratic behavior. a constant threat of shutdown by republicans. >> can you tell the viewers -- >> i don't agree. >> why is moving money away from planned parenthood -- >> we can have a separate conversation. >> move it to separately-funded women's health centers. >> i think thi

mark: full slagging brands include lamborghini. those are some of your top stories at this hour. count down to the fed's meeting this week, why do stocks and the economy seemed to be heading in different directions? that story is next. ♪ mark: welcome back. it is time to look at the markets now 15 minutes before the closing bell. good afternoon. are still in negative territory, but slightly off the session lows. fed.ay, china and the out of the china industrial output, it came out weaker than expected in the weekend. investors are cautious as we head into the september fed meeting this thursday. and a possible rate rise. jump in with me one more time thelook at the health of s&p's 10 sectors. nine of them have been trading lower all day today and it still continues to be the story. materials and energies are the biggest laggards because of point down those sector utilities in the green holiday pet up now by about .15 percent. looking at commodities, let's head over to copper, which has been down all day after the week chinese production i was telling you about. biggest the world'

they asked of lamborghini would be begging -- going back to italy. philippe: the message for the past seven years, it is built up a conglomerate and spent a lot of money on acquisitions. frankly, the returns have not been there. action -- we that don't know exactly what it stops, but it will continue. i want toto wrap up, gauge how difficult it is sitting on the south side and keeping a buy recommendation on a company you have such limited visibility for what this means. how difficult is it? ippe: it is difficult to convince investors were very scared. jonathan: what do they say back? ippe: let's do analysis, we lost 35% of the value, it seems right now the loss of value is a multiple of what this company might have to pay, especially if you adjust. i think at this stage if the business is finally broken, keep in mind this is an issue in europe but this is a company that makes 10 million cars, only 2 million are diesel. final question, if we find out that some regional contagion, this is not just the u.s. we are no evidence of that right now, but if

billy get in the legitimate round with a lamborghini, 630 horsepower, all-wheel drive, $250,000.ive people who bring you the formula one, but the one that ticket all was the homegrown hero. the chevy corvette. $100,000 which is a lot of money, but relatively speaking, not so much. matt: you can get into the corporate cheaper because it starts at $55,000 and that is pretty much all you need. are these cars selling a lot more? we see trucks selling a lot more because of gas prices, does that help muscle cars, to? absolutely. i think there are three things working in their favor. first, there are a lot of these rings on the road. car manufacturers are making them to telegraph brand values. we call the halo cars because they shine a great light on the rest of the brand. secondly, bonuses are back and people want a toy. i think the third is that people are discovering, not too far from home, they can get on a racetrack and exercise the full potential of the supercar. matt: i hope they are discovering that. thank you for joining us. eddie alterman, editor in chief of "drive -- car and

brands include audi, bentley, and lamborghini. there will be a new prime minister and australia.ecomemer manager will their sixth leader in three years. he defeated tony abbott. managementabbott's of the australian economy. betty: the vice chancellor in germany says that the country can expect one million migrants this year alone. it appears to be breaking down there policy. germany is bringing back order ago.ols abandon 20 years the former supreme allied commander of europe tells bloomberg and there are sound reasons behind the change. >> you have to do it safely in terms of security, which means betting. i suspect a temporary closure is to facilitate a better vetting process. use biometrics, data searches, social networks, look at cell phones. you cannot do that with 10,000 people per day, so you slow the flow down. that's how we do it safely. betty: slovakia joined germany in opposing checks at the border. the pentagon is trying to thermine whether to cancel last of three ships being built by general dynamics. the catch is that it is already under construction. a $22being buil

audi, lamborghini, bentley. there is associated fallout there. can't imagine them considering it at this point. who knows? jeffrey: i was going to say the same thing. i think they see the vw brand as completing the broad palette they want to offer into this market. despite this disaster, i do not see them pulling out of here. erik: here's a question for you. even if they do manage to fix this problem with the software patch and it only cost drivers a couple of miles per hour gallon on the highway, could it leave a more lasting impression on the mind of the auto buyer and maybe even spell the end of diesel? >> i would come back to the earlier remark. i think they need to move quickly. if they can be fixed with a software adjustment, great. they need to get this issue done and dusted in out of the press as quickly as possible. and then deal directly with a disappointed customer base. the longer this is in the press, the longer it drags on, the more dangerous it is going to be to recover that brand equity they have lost it. >> i agree. if i'm a cris

. >> babies are born and selling their body parts for lamborghinis. >> that is what we're told by thisization that 42 times there was an investigation, an independent investigation done by a former fbi agent. >> it doesn't atake away from the truth. >> nine times in texas they said they do not earn a profit. 13 times in colorado they said we need to speak to an attorney before we go any further with this. and -- this is a war on womens' health and poor womens' health. 99% of the people or 150% below poverty line that get these services. >> how can you defend the fact that the president admitted in a letter to congress, after defending and saying they weren't selling body parts? >> $60? >> no. >> the companies are are the ones doing the cutting open of the child. this is profit. hundreds of dollars for these children. >> no. no. this is reimbursement. >> you're okay with selling body parts? >> that is not what this is. >> i'm not okaying -- >> next week -- everyone will sign that petition. >> i am not okay with selling body parts. there are investigations in five states that found this

it is a place where maserati, for body, lamborghini are built.f people, from all over the .orld to meet mr. ferreri or to buy a maserati, why don't they come if i have the right my restaurant. we decided to be there. and to open there. it was cheap. we had enough for what we had to do. parmigiano andof balsamic vinegar. i always say in my veins, there is also mcminn. but the muscles are like parmigiano. and then i drink too much lemon bruce go -- lambrusco. make simple the difficult things. story.: that is a life massimo: make things look simple. even the plate -- how to burn our sardine in three days. it is a very complicated expression, how to create the perfect sardine. play jokes with the words. thing, oneost simple sardine. that sardine taste like heaven. it makes simple -- i don't care how great we are. contemporary cuisine is no more about fireworks were magicians playing to show that we can take off some rabbit from the hat. attic.bout put the attic close to the static. -- i am so close to my artisans and farmers, my cheesemakers and fish

he could have any car made in the world by any manufacturer, ferrari or a lamborghini. he wants a fiat. to live simply. that is his message when he talked to the bishops and the cardinals about but everything else. want to bring in father brown, rector at the theological college. you met the pope before, pope francis. you spoke to him in italian he struggles in english. what did he do? >> he responded to me in was veryhich gracious. his english was somewhat halting but he took the meuble to try to speak to in english and that made me comfortable and warm and to thehis hospitality people. jonathan: a short time ago i heard leon on the set and they were talking in the studio of the things going on within the church. the church has always been structured. francis seems to be somebody that is outside the structure a little making sure that everybody beneath him, cardinal, the bishops the previouses and even the smaller sanctuaries that they understand you need to embrace people and bring them in and forgive them. father: yes. in a structured organization or community, it's

i want a lamborghini. the undercover person says, what did you say? the doctor says, i want a lamborghini. i just read you a portion of the transcript of the video. i what to know how, if this appears to be a flat fee exchange, it appears as though they are at a restaurant, picking through a menu. is that not a valuable discussion they had. they were talking about reimbursable payment. >> that is why your last point was noteworthy. paying anything is a valuable consideration. the exception they are trying to exploit is for a reasonable reimbursement of costs. the reasonable reimbursement for payments associated with the procurement of the tissue. the cost does not vary based upon the amount of specimens you get out of a particular fetus. what varies is how much money you will get out of it. what is noteworthy about the exchange is, where was the discussion or reference to, well, what does it cost us? when they are talking about how much. what she was interested in was, what was the market price? in other words, what is everyone else getting for this?

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it is a place where maserati, rarri, lamborghini are built.people from all over the world come to meet mr. ferreri. or to buy a maserati, why don't they come if i have the right idea to eat at my restaurant. we decided to be there. and to open there. it was cheap. we had enough for what we had to do. it is the land of parmigiano and balsamic vinegar. i always say, in my veins, there is balsamic vinegar. but the muscles are like parmigiano. and then i drink too much lambrusco. my brain is like -- charlie: what was that expression? massimo: make simple the difficult things. charlie: that's your life story. massimo: yeah. even the plate -- how to burn a sardine in three days. it is a very complicated expression, how to create the perfect sardine. jokes.w, play it is the most simple thing, one sardine. and that sardine tastes like heaven. it makes simple -- i don't care about showing how great we are. this is contemporary cuisine. contemporary cuisine is no more about fireworks or magician playing to show that we can take off some rabbit from the

let's not forget awedy, lamborghini, bentley, there's associated fallout. i can't imagine them considering that. who knows. >> shatzker: jeffrey? they have all the other brands, many doing well in the u.s. market. they see the vw brand completing the pallet. despite the disaster, i don't see them pulling out of here. >> shatzker: even if they manage to fix the problem with a software patch and it only costs drivers a couple miles per gallon on the highway, could it leave a more lasting impression on the mind of the auto buyer and maybe even spell the end of diesel? >> i think they need to move quickly. if it can be fixed with a software adjustment, great. but they need to get the issue done and dusted and out of the press as quickly as possible and deal with the disappointed customer base. the longer this is in the press and drags on, the more dangerous it will be to recover the brand equity they've lost. >> i agree. if i'm a crisis manager, volkswagon needs something dramatic here. this is in some ways a very insular traditional german company with a i thi