record is forty one point six seconds sets in one thousand nine hundred nine by nick hyde fed and a mclaren mercedes m.p. for thirteen but this time it's electric cars that are leaving that competition in the dust. in the end for a man dumas won the race. edging out the competition by less than half a second the team from volkswagen motor sport couldn't be happier. the awards were handed out personally by the festival's organizer the duke of richmond it was his grandfather who held the first race on the good would a state back in one thousand nine hundred thirty six. you always please when he's finished because again not so i speak because if i should. relax this

the one and only bill mclaren. involved in the game for years. he was just fantastic.uite a few of them. commentator: doddie weir running through like a mad giraffe. he saidi running through like a mad giraffe. he said i was like a jumping salmon, a mad giraffe, all ears. he great a great bit of artistry to the rugby match and is sadly missed. how much writing the book did you think you we re writing the book did you think you were ina writing the book did you think you were in a unique position. a lot of people writing books don't know what their future holds but you people writing books don't know what theirfuture holds but you have more knowledge of that, albeit very sad knowledge. did it affect what you wrote 7 knowledge. did it affect what you wrote? in array, no. iwrote to knowledge. did it affect what you wrote? in array, no. i wrote to say how lucky i've been. i've been very fortu nate to how lucky i've been. i've been very fortunate to have no regrets. i have enjoyed it all. it captures where we are now, with this terrible illness, hopefully a lot more people

my thanks to mclaren and pirelli of course. seem him on the indycar circuit next year. lewis hamilton has been dominating this sport. you can catch all the action on abc at 1:30 eastern time. the green flag drops here at 2:10 eastern time. should be a great race, guys. >> we have some video of you driving an actual vehicle which was not that impressive. there you are. what is that, a go-kart? >> that's not fair. there's not supposed to be cameras rolling there. >> you were going so slow. >> those little kids were fast. >> that was not fast. >> they were really fast. fernando gave me some tips. you saw him working the wheel with his hands. lightning fast hands. these guys' instincts are incredible. i obviously picked up some of those skills on the go-kart track there. >> obviously. >> it's a family affair here. they got go-kart tracks but when you're on that track, leave it up to the 7 and 11-year-olds. they know what they're doing. it was a lot of fun. >> what we didn't see in that video was rob yelling at all the kids for chea

since he was an 80 roald and the boss of mclaren —— 80—year—old and went up to the boss of mclaren ands turned it around with incredible skill and determination. it is chris here, putting up on that point, i think you can put him in a broader spectrum amongst the greatest british sports people of all time, transcending formula 1. yes, that's absolutely right. bbc sports review personality of the year, when looking forward to that. —— we are looking forward to that. there is no question. a fifth world title, it's only human fangio and michael schumacher —— it is only human, fangio and michael schumacher that would have achieved that. it is the british teams as well that a propelling him there. although mercedes, they are made in the uk, their engine department is over here, that whole racing industry is worth 9 billion to this country alone. it's all that power behind the sport and mercedes have done a fabulousjob so the sport and mercedes have done a fabulous job so far in mexico. they could wrap up the world constructors title as well, backing up lewis' title as well, backing up lewis

the move from mclaren to mercedes into a deeper team really kicks that —— kickstarted and saw hamilton that five total mark at the age of 33. that is the same age as michael schumacher when he won his fifth title in 2002. in his career, the german got 91 race wins, that is still 20 more than hamilton has managed so far. so does the britain have the staying power to try to match?” does the britain have the staying power to try to match? i believe lewis can go all the way. equal michael's record, no problem. i am so michael's record, no problem. i am so excited that a british driver, lewis hamilton, has had the opportunity and mercedes. what is even more exciting for me is that five world championships was the easy pa rt five world championships was the easy part for lewers. the next part is to do it next year, which i believe can be a sixth and then hopefully a seventh. well, most people in f1 agree that hamilton has the talent, but the other question is whether formula one is still even his priority. jacqui stewart told the bbc last week that he can see him getting burned out and focus

it was a move from mclaren to mercedes in 2013 that saw hamilton start and sustain a period of dominance33, which you can see now is the same age schumacher was when he won his fifth title. in his career, the german got 91 race wins, that's still 20 more than hamilton's managed so far. so does hamilton have the staying power to try and match him? i believe lewis can go all the way. and equal michael's record, no problem. i'm excited that a british driver, lewis hamilton, has had the opportunity with mercedes and i think what's even more exciting for me is that five world championships was the easy part for lewis. the next pa rt was the easy part for lewis. the next part now is to do it next year, which i believe can be a six and then hopefully a seventh. well, hamilton may have the talent, but the other question is whether f1 is still his priority. sirjackie stewart told the bbc last week he can see the briton getting burnt out and focussing more on his interests in the music and fashion industry. the other issue that may face hamilton going forward is the opposition coming through. max

record is forty one point six seconds sets in one nine hundred ninety nine by nick heidfeld and a mclaren mercedes m.p. for thirteen but this time it's like three cars that are leaving that competition in the dust. in the end will mount a mile won the race edging out the competition by less than half a second the team from volkswagen motorsports couldn't be happier. the orders were having about personally by the festival's organizer the duke of richmond it was his grandfather who held the first race under good would a state back in one nine hundred thirty six. you always finish because again not so i speak because of. all relax this weekend we knew we got in windsor race but that's. the target he it was to try to do the electric recall. managed to set that to another reason to celebrate. the mark wouldn't quite break the all time hill climb record but you might almost as that's not so important because good words about more than records it's about a truly unique atmosphere that everyone should experience. like a. first sadie's am g. tuning division presents a five meter sudan with four do

and of course, it is the location in mclaren park which is the city's second biggest park after goldenany people don't know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't been there. we call it the best neighborhood nobody has ever heard our. every neighborhood in district nine has a very special aspect. where we are right now is the mission district. the mission district is a very special part of our city. you smell the tacos at the [speaking spanish] and they have the best latin pastries. they have these shortbread cookies with caramel in the middle. and then you walk further down and you have sunrise cafÉ. it is a place that you come for the incredible food, but also to learn about what is happening in the neighborhood and how you can help and support your community. >> twenty-fourth street is the birthplace of the movement. we have over 620 murals. it is the largest outdoor public gallery in the country and possibly the world. >> you can find so much political engagement park next to so much incredible art. it's another reason why we think this is a cultural district that we m

record is forty one point six seconds sense in one nine hundred ninety nine by nick heidfeld and a mclaren mercedes m p four thirteen but this time it's electric cars that are leaving that competition in the dust. in the end from. dumas won the race edging out the competition by less than half a second the team from volkswagen motorsports couldn't be happier. the awards were handed out personally by the festival's organizer the duke of richmond it was his grandfather who held the first race on the goodwood estate back in one nine hundred thirty six. you always reason his finish because again not that i speak because a. lot more relaxed this weekend and we knew we'd gotten wins a race but that's. the target here was to try to do the electric recall that so important because good words above more than records it's about a truly unique atmosphere that everyone should experience. the. first sadie's am g. tuning division presents a five meter sedan with four doors that drives like a coupe a four hundred seventy kilowatt mercedes g t sixty three s to mark the launch this autumn. am gene is offer

hejoins mercedes‘ lewis hamilton and rookie lando norris at mclaren to form the largest british contingenttie boulter‘s missed out on the biggest win of her career, losing in three sets to world number six karolina pliskova at the tianjin 0pen, but looks set to to break into the world's top 100 after reaching the quarterfinals. meanwhile, kyle edmund has missed out on a place in the semifinals at the shanghai masters. britain's number one was beaten in straight sets by fourth seed alexander zverev, who will now play novak djokovic in the last four. and eddie pepperell leads the british masters at the halfway stage on eight under par after another impressive round at walton heath today. pepperell was joint overnight leader and followed his first round 67 with a solid 69. the highlight was this chip at the 18th, one of five birdies. it was a bad day though for one of europe's ryder cup heroes tommy fleetwood. he had a share of the lead going into the second round but made five bogeys to fall away with a round of 77 and is currently level par. that's all the sport for now. you can find more o

so we will take them to red bull and mclaren, and all those ph. how does it happen? its problem—solving. they have a mentality and a department for it, at red bull for example, and mclaren. we went to red bull first. i took young ph.d. s from oxford and ucl to see mclaren and red bull to see how clean everything was. how each work area was so disciplined. and then how quickly we could find a major solution to a major problem. for example, the grand prix yesterday, it was held in america. in austin, texas. this incoming weekend, they are in mexico. within those five or six days, i bet you there are three or four major changes, designed, manufactured, tested and simulated, and they will be there probably on the friday night for a saturday and sunday. that doesn't happen even in aerospace. formula 1 leads that and i would like to bring some of that culture. and we will do it, into the medical profession, to try to find a cu re medical profession, to try to find a cure for dementia. because cancer now come you can live with in most cases, if it is fou

he‘lljoin mercedes‘ lewis hamilton and lando norris at mclaren.who i have looked up to forso alongside drivers who i have looked up to for so many years, it is externally surreal. williams is an extremely historic team. 0ne externally surreal. williams is an extremely historic team. one of the greatest in the history of formula 1. they have brought so many great drivers into formula 1 of years, jenson button, fabian coulthard, it rosberg, so i was a great place to start my career. —— nico rosberg. —— soi start my career. —— nico rosberg. —— so i thought it was a great place to start my career. usain bolt says scoring his first goal for the central coast mariners was a weight off his shoulders. the 8 time olympic champion is continueing his quest to become a professional footballer. he‘s been on indefinite trial with the a—league side in australia and whilst many assume it‘s a publicty stunt, bolt is clearly putting his body on the line in pursuit of a full time contract. and his first goals for the club will have helped his cause, this was his fir

the 60-year-old actor driving a brand-new mclaren reportedly tried in the meantime to go through thed over. >> weird. ♪ i live for the applause, applause, applause ♪ ♪ i live for the applause, applause ♪ >>> it was just last month that we were first introduced to that 7-year-old who got a lot of applause belting out the national anthem with that voice beyond her years. >> and now she may already be on the path to superstardom. here is abc's david muir. >> it was just a come of weeks ago you met that little girl right here. tiny malea emma with that giant voice. ♪ and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪ >> reporter: we thought at the time this girl is definitely an "american idol." so i mentioned that night. ryan seacrest, we hope you're watching. >> he looks into the camera and he says, ryan seacrest, if you're watching, and i'm like, jeez -- >> wait. >> i am. >> that's me. >> that's me and i am watching. >> when he said ryan seacrest, i hope you're listening. i said out loud, i know him! >> reporter: ryan was not only listening -- >> david says she's an "american idol

the theme was the future starts now and it was held at the mclaren conference center. this event is a partnership between my brothers and sisters keeper initiative and our direct and is designed to up lift families, provide parents with opportunities to help, and support the students academically and engage students to support them inside and outside the classroom. the event was free, and food was provided to the families in attendance. thanks to everyone that helped put this event together. if you are looking for preschool options in your neighborhood and are interested in learning more about financial aid for preschool, please come to the san francisco preschool fair, held from 6 to 8:00 p.m. this event will be a fun opportunity for parents to meet a diverse array of family child care and center based preschool providers. the event is free to the public, and will include free food and kids play zone. register now at sfpreschoolfair 18.eventbrite.com. all san francisco unified schools and offices will be closed monday november 12th in observance of veterans day. that

he'lljoin mercedes‘ lewis hamilton and lando norris at mclaren.ners was a weight off his shoulders. the eight time olympic champion is continueing his quest to become a professional footballer. he's been on indefinite trial with the a—league side in australia and whilst many assume it's a publicty stunt, bolt is clearly putting his body on the line in pursuit of a full time contract. and his first goals for the club will have helped his cause, this was his first. his second couldn't have been easier. a—0, the score as they beat macarthur south west united in front of 6,000 fans. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at 10:30pm. join us then, but for now it is goodbye. thank you. turkish security sources have told the bbc they have audio and video evidence proving that the journalist jamal khashoggi was murdered inside the saudi consulate in istanbul last week. his disappearance has prompted alarm among investors, and the kingdom's western allies. riyadh has dismissed the allegations as baseless. many leading media organ

much of his career out west until the middle of 1863, grant had to wrestle with the presence of john mclaren and who liked to write about many shortcomings, and of course his own great virtues. could not even choose the men he would want to have as head of the army of the cumberland. he was given command of the forces of the western theater in 1863. he said you can have one or two people. rosencrantz, or you can replace him with george henry thomas. grant did not enjoy warm relationships with either man, and rosencrantz and done a great deal to subvert grant during his time as a subordinate. thomas and grant had no chemistry either but no chemistry either. , i will giveot say you a job and you do it with who you want to do with it. you pick. he said you do it would this guy or this guy. brent could complain, you give me a job to do and you restrict the tools to a composting cast, alsof course grant could complain in 1864 that major parts of his campaigns that year were subverted by some of the -- lincoln insisted stay retain independent but subordinates commands, benjamin butler, nathaniel b

when stuart mclaren called me and shared with me the fact that this summit would take place and to invite us to participate, i was overjoyed. so many people don't even know and understand that we are a living memorial to john f. kennedy. my guests in this room, you all know that. but we love being involved in experiences like this at this summit. that said, i know that many of you came from farther than virginia or maryland or down the street and the saying is, you only have one chance to make a first impression. and i just really want to say, this is a hot place to spend time. we have been working on the chiller all day and i am really, really sorry. but when faced with the option of either moving it or canceling it, we decided that we would all be here and experience it together. and last night, it was warmer, right? so, thank you. thank you so much for being here. and thank you to the white house historical society for all their work in this summit and including the kennedy center. today is a really interesting day. it falls between august 25 and september 8, august 25 however was the

of worldwide public sector at amazon, she is going to discuss amazon web services work with stuart mclaren who is the president of our association wh ha and daniel feature -- fisher, director of the white house visitor's office, what this is is, is that it is food for thought, a really useful way in seeing about collaborations against sectors, common goals together, and then also for the educational initiatives overall through digitization. and following this conversation we will hear from a panel which is comprised of digitization technology experts from different institutions, i will come back up very briefly to introduce them because there are a ton of them and so for right now please join me in welcoming my first group, thank you very much.>> thank you. hello everybody, hello everyone, how are you? are you having fun? it is so amazing, right? i know myself that this is actually a lot of fun, for me, and my team to be participating in this program, i think it is so meaningful to bring everyone together, it is pretty exciting. welcome to our panel, we are going to talk to you today about

he started with mclaren. his first day with mercedes was fantastic.er units come into play. he made a very wise decision moving at that point. i had a chat with him and it was against his father's advice, who he has stuck with very closely, and he's been very supported by. it was a pretty major decision for him, pivotal point. his achievements are extraordinary, wonder if the coolness you talk about makes it harderfor people to coolness you talk about makes it harder for people to connect with him in the way they might have done with nigel mansell a generation ago, 01’ with nigel mansell a generation ago, orjames hunt, for instance. you're right, there's definitely an element of that and undeservedly he gets a bit of for his off track activities. he does so well. speaking as a mother, i've got a little boy who's very sporty but he's so creative and what a role model to have, somebody who will push both of those sides. he gets stick and i don't know why because he was launching his tommy hilfiger range in september, two weeks before that he travelled m

hejoins mercedes' lewis hamilton and rookie lando norris at mclaren to form the largest british contingentr. she lost in three sets to world number six karolina pliskova at the tianjin open but she's still likely to break into the world's top 100 after reaching the quarterfinals. meanwhile, kyle edmund has missed out on a possible meeting with novak djokovic in the semi finals of the shanghai masters. britain's number one was beaten in straight sets by fourth seed alexander zverev. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. downing street has said theresa may's post—brexit agreement will have to be time limited. every day here on newsroom live we've been checking in with our reporter adam fleming who is tracking the negotiations from brussels for us. adam joins us now from brussels. the backstop, just to remind everyone, is going to go into the withdrawal agreement to make sure that there is no hard border between northern ireland and ireland. no reproduction of checks on the border. if a future trading relationship between the uk and the

his compatriots next season are mercedes‘ lewis hamilton and lando norris at mclaren. at all. yes, there has been a court case brought by a campaigner who has been a familiar face in lancashire where they have been trying to stop fracking taking place. lancashire county council failed to properly assess any safety risks. there has been a green light for a company to go ahead and the chief executive said he was delighted and that fracking would start tomorrow. it is no surprise that he is delighted as it has taken over his life for the past six or seven over his life for the past six or seve n yea rs over his life for the past six or seven years but mac. it was said it it was costing them a lot to keep equipment on—site. the process sees liquid pumped at high pressure deep underground to fractured rock to belief gas. but the process has been controversial and subject to protests by bar mentalist —— protests by bar mentalist —— protests by bar mentalist —— protests by environmentalists. we will continue to resist this industry with every fibre of our beings dot mac we're