he's going to buy him a lamborghini. he said, you know, we're family here.ays. it turns out, he likeso sni se i've got t say, i love this video put together by michael motti. he said this is his fourth year chasing the colors up in new hampshire. they got the drone up in the sky. >> this time of year is the singular reason to buy a drone. >> i want to say, oh, that's my favorite, that's my favorite. the shots they get are just incredible. here they are on train tracks. that's why they call them granite states. the cliffs, with the colors on the ledges. it really is making me want to go there. just stunning. >>> it's time to give away another ipad mini. >> to enter, you're going to need the buzzword. you need to be at least 18 years of age and a reeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeel the u.s. >> enter the buzzword. >> monday's buzzword is exercise. >> click on the win ipad button. enter monday's buzzword sker. that's e-x-e-r-c-i-s-e. good luck, everybody. >> newborn baby making a fashion statement. >> as soon as she was born, put on a nice vest. >> how here are the facts.leadin

car it belongs to the curator himself to us he has this version of the car is a somewhat later lamborghini contact when it was unveiled in one thousand nine hundred three the shape was more refined than what i would but the market started demanding cars like this after ferrari set the trend with a slightly meaner and more aggressive look then came the turning point was the anniversary model ferrari testarossa had ribs and it looked just awful you couldn't be seen in public with it for this one is a cult car now the other one isn't. p.s. i love you the style icons in this exhibition damsel with their elegance and panache. some even smile. and staying in the country would take a sneak peek into someone's humble abode now in the early one nine hundred sixty s. architect has had noise design a modern structure in the western german city of cologne that is still an eye catcher today and the architects daughter who now lives there was kind enough to let us in for a look around. german architect peyton noise should name his house in cologne x. one. city curator thomas van that is visiting noise f

so those are really expensive cars at least for are in lamborghini and who's buying those cars people that have cash flow those who are ones that are doing well in this economy which are business owners lawyers doctors people that are you know investing wisely shelly say yeah you know you and i spoke offline and we always talk about interesting things on the air and on what we look at all the different models you raise this book by cadillac service which looks like you think maybe it's curtailed tell us about that cadillac has a subscription service called book you subscribe to it you make a monthly payment and maybe you don't own a car on a regular basis but you can use an escalate if you want of a big family going somewhere or you just want to use the x t for c.t.s. if you're going out to dinner well they just put a stop to the service right now they're saying it's going to come back but the only reason you would end a service like that is if it needed a full revamp so i find that interesting in subscription services where a lot of people think especially tech people think the trend

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seattle5 and share billion worth of investment and 50,000 new jobs.on a ub has been found in a lamborghiniy police inaf paris r officers discovered the driver taking pictures with the animal. the man reportedly said it was just cat, but was later arrested. has been taken to an animal shelter. israeli forc and palestinians in gaza have been exchanging fire in the worst violence between the two sides in four years. israel's military says hundreds of rockets and mortars have been fired by palestinian militants towards southern israel, while israeli warplanes haveed out more than 100 bombings on targets in gaza. our middle east correspond reports from gaza city. reporter: a warning shot is fired. then an israeli warplane hits the studios of a tv station run by hamas. people flee in panic.ad the buildingeen evacuated. israel said its waves of airstrikes were in response to this, more than 400 rockets and mortars fired by militants in gaza into southern israel. some were shot down, others hit home the flareup started on sunday. israeli special forces operating inside gaza were spotted by palesti

they found this lion cub in the back of a lamborghini — and the driver taking pictures with the animalrested. the two—and—a—half—month—old lion cub has been taken to an animal shelter. iam i am confused. the poor little thing. luckily it is in a shelter and is doing well now. thank you for that. the pacific island nation of fiji is hoping to shake off its reputation as a state prone to coups, with wednesday's second general election since a military takeover 12 years ago. two men, who led different military coups, are vying for control. the current prime minister, frank bainimarama and the opposition leader, sitiveni rabuka. mr rabuka was facing a corruption charge before it was overturned by the high court on monday. a short time ago i was joined by samisoni pareti, who is the editor of islands business, a pacific—focussed news and business magazine, in the capital suva. i asked him what voters thought about their options, given that both candidates are former coup leaders. there are only two options for the voters, more than half a million voters are going to the polls today in fiji,

we have the lamborghini, and the portia -- these are all fantastic cars.spts claic cars cars, whatever you think you are looking for, it is here. >> this was the 61st yeaofhe auto show. >>> a woman who died after crashing into a chp vehicle yesterday has been identified as 72-year-old laura. she was driving southbound highway 101 near the spencer avenue exit when here 2003 toyota corolla hidroplaned and hit a patrol car. two officers had stopped to help an suv driver who had spun out and blocked the slow lane. one officer suffered minor injuries in that crash. a toxicology test is scheduled for tomorrow. >>> the san mateo county coroner is working to identify a man's body found off the coast of pacifica. fire and police responded after a fisherman spotted the body this morning. officials have not said if this is connected to the man who disappeared while swimming near daily center friday nor a missing pacifica man whose car was found on friday near rockaway beach. >>> the former trump campaign foreign policy advisor must surrender tomorrow as scheduled. papadopoulos saw the delay until

ferrari, lamborghini, and m masera maserati. balsamico can be a luxury product for the table.luable that historically it was used as a gift among noble families or as a wedding dowry. >> it was almost like you were exchanging dna. whfamisi ts, elainedow leonardi, they first pressed the grape juice, which is then heated for 24 to 36 hours and put in giant oak barrels for at least two years, where it ferments. then as it reduces in a process called trovazo it's siphoned into increasingly smaller barrels of different woods. >> mulberry. chestnut. ash. >> all these different types of woods. and they each give different flavor notes. >> yes. sort of each one of them will impart and leave a beautiful mark of flavor in the balsamic vinegar. >> reporter: leonardi let us sample a balsamic they've been aging for 100 years, which could retail for more than $1,000. >> inside this little barrel there's history of four generations pressed inside this balsamico. >> you need many generations at work because this takes so long to make. >> reporter: certainly giovani leonardi explained those se

. >> i've heard of a lamborghini, a turbo-s. but i have never heard of an aquamog. >> unimog. you learn something new every day. >>> we want to show you a picture of sunset because it's absolutely beautiful. look at that. the golden gate bridge, a little bit of alcatraz on the right. just another nice day today. >> yeah, it's fall. and gosh, i think fall is our time of year. >> i just hate breaking all the leaves. >> i know. as soon as you rake them, more fall down. >> i love that you rake them and don't blow them. i hate those blowers. >> i thought you were going to say you have a blower. boy, those things annoy me. as we go outside, we've got weather to talk about for tomorrow which is basically, obviously election day. across the country, it's a big deal. the weather is a big deal. and it affects turnout. in the northeast, that's tomorrow morning. very wet across the northeastern part of the country. south all the way into atlanta. watch how quickly it transition. most folks tomorrow morning on the east coast are going to maybe stay in, and not do the voting until the after

. 1971 through 2007 at half the world new and selected poems in 28 and border cross are without lamborghini dream 1999. in addition to publishing more than one dozen collections of poetry mr. herrera has written short stories, young adult novels in children's literature. his most recent work for young people includes imagine and jabberwocky. in jabberwocky and mr. herrera the first mexican-american poet laureate in the united states of america sharing secrets how to turn your wonder of the world around you into the weird. mr. herrera. [applause] >> thank you. thank you so much. let's introduce our supreme court justice sonja soto meyer with a big hand. [applause] >> hello. we kept them waiting a long time sorry about that. >> very kind of you. thank you so much. it's so good to see you and it's a great feeling and you're one of my heroes and. [cheering and applause] visiting so many audiences and programs like this and being a supreme court justice all at the same time and writing amazing, beautiful books. [applause] another hand for justice sonja stoudamire. we talked a little while ago an

. -- the lamborghini. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ this is "bloomberg daybreak," i'm emma chandra.emma: this is "bloomberg daybreak," and i have the bloomberg business flash. stocks shrugging off concerns around the iphones. semiconductors had prepared. more dependent on the u.s. reaching a trade deal with china. long-term growth from the automotive industry. italian manufacturing shrank the most in almost four years in october continued weakness. new orders fell. optimism is winning over concerns about political stability. the populace government says it makes the expansionary fiscal plan more necessary, as critics worry about the debt. nigel higgins will take over next spring, the first nonfamily member to lead the rothschild firm. that is your bloomberg business flash. alix: we turn now to pursue its. all things luxury. -- pursuits. selling off a vast collection of fashion, including 20,000 dresses. the latest hyper car, the speed tale retail price, $2.3 million. hundreds of participants will be running a virtual marathon. david: i love this. i learned something every time. i th

she could be seen on any given day riding her lamborghini tricycle around town spreading kindness and hope. her passing will leave a hole that can only be filled with the countless stories of the people she touched. i'm thankful for her dedication of making the world a better place for those around her and grateful that her memory lives on forever. she was a mission of love and a message of hope. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania eek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one inute. mr. shuster: i rise today to celebrate the achievements of the bedford high school girls soccer team of bedford pennsylvania. they capped off an unbeaten season by bringing home the class aa championship saturday night. this is a monumental accomplishment for this school. it's bedford high school's first a championship in any sport and the first district five o

this is the lamborghini of its time. a wonderful car. one just sold in california i think for 595 -- $595,000. >> and that was durbrurough's personality. >> it was a hot car. and i think he realized the film and the car would help him get access to the individuals he wanted to film and interview. he was very good at projecting his personae and had a definite flamboyance to him. >> so, was world war i a really big news item in newspapers at the time in the united states? >> it was. obviously, the official position of wilson was neutrality. we had a tendency to stay out of foreign affairs, at least european affairs which seemed to always be mixed up. and, there was concern about trying to get involved by several different groups of citizenry. >> what are we saying here? >> this is ambassador gerard. he turned out to be very pro- british. president wilson did not very much like him. he did a very good job of getting americans out of their once we started the war. >> the ambassadors were only to give input. eyes, ears, and to implement whate

if you have an adrenaline junkie, drive a ferrari or bomb bore guy any -- lamborghini. >> i like thate a lot of different price points, you don't have to spend -- i mean 40 bucks and you are getting a day on the bay. >> we have this market across the country. >> these are sometimes i don't need that. i don't need that. it might be a better deal. >> we spend all year long telling you how to circuit vent the darn travel fees, checked bags. this may shall the time of year where you actually for the sake of just a more sane travel experience consider some fees to basically pay. to streamline the process and these are are just a couple that i think you may want to consider, a lot of us, this is the one time of year that you are traveling. how do you make it more sane and memorable? well the club. airports and airlines have their own club, a lot of us have never been into one of these. price points day pass, 39, 59, you get cocktails, food. >> plugs to charge your laptop and away from the crowds. >> if you are looking at delays or a couple hours to spare, consider that. >> priority boarding