long island was described as the garden of all of north america. the german impression of new york city was very positive, as they admired its streets, beautiful church, this stately college. sadly, this prosperity seemed to have corrupted the inhabitants. indeed, the view of the land was so the view of the land was so that many of german observers speculated that the reason for the rebellion could not possibly be oppression by the mother country as the were claiming from their perspective, the colonies had little reason to complain if anything, many had become lazy and decadent. one of the tenants, shenkman, remarked in a letter to castle that the white of new jersey lived quote like pigs they drank and aid meals a day the women spent the time waiting for tea decorating homes. the evident abundance of goods also encouraged the americans to be wasteful with what the germans to the germans were valuable resources such as firewood, for example most germans could not fathom by such a prosperous people would take up arms against a benevolent under whos

september 16, 1821, emperor alexander was the first to issue a decree on russian possessions in north america it was said there, let us quote the production of whale trading and fishing and all kinds of industry on islands, ports and bays, and in general along the entire northwestern coast of america, starting from the bering strait to 51 ° north latitude, also on islands or narrow ones , it is provided for use, the only russian citizen, of course, here. alaska also included these lands. our ancestors settled in the middle of the 18th century. the decree also forbade foreign ships to approach the shores and islands of russian america closer than 100 italian miles. it is 170 km to washington tried to challenge this decision, and russia, which supported the young american republic, then went to a number of steps, and in 1867 abandoned its possessions in north america on september 16 , 1918 was established. the first soviet order of the red banner after the bolshevik revolution. at first, all orders and insignia were canceled as a bourgeois relic, but with the outbreak of the civil war, military

and assembly industry for semiconductors is a $60000000000.00 industry in north america. it's $3000000000.00. so there is a huge opportunity for growth in north america and job creation just in the semiconductor supply chain. you trade the u. s. trade secretary also promised opportunities for companies and workers in mexico with the circle chip act which subsidizes this industry in the u. s. with $52000000000.00 and also with the us inflation reduction act, which offers incentives to buy electric cars. now to some of the other global business stories making this global banking became of goldman sachs will cut hundreds of jobs as early as this month. the company had paused lay offs for the last 2 years because of the pandemic. goldman sachs employed $47000.00 people at the end of the 2nd quarter this year. a majority of twitter shareholders have voted in favor of the companies $44000000000.00 sale to you on must accepting an offer that's a 3rd higher than the current stock value mosque, however, maintains he won't go ahead with the acquisition, arguing he was misled over t

now, the estimated population across north america, and, the bald eagle lives only in the wild in north america, truly an all-american bird, today the population is approximately 500,000. all 48. that is north america. canada, alaska, the lower 48 states, and northern mexico. peter: there is a bald eagle in all jack: those jack: 48? yes. probably in the lower 40 83 hundred 20,000 or 340,000. -- in the lower 48 320,000 or 340,000. congress had been trying to come up with a great seal of the united states since july 4, 1776. on that day franklin, adams, and jefferson were appointed as the committee to devised the great seal and they failed miserably. two other committees were formed and failed as well. thompson held up his hands and said, we need a seal. he decided on the bald eagle. he insisted the eagle be an identifiable american bald eagle. peter: our guest is jack davis, a university of florida history professor, a historian who specializes in environment of history and conservation, the author of a couple other books "an everglades providence: marjory stoneman douglas and the americ

while staying in north america, top u. s. and mexican trade officials met this week in mexico city for the annual high level economic dialogue. the 2 delegations reviewed progress from the previous year, looking in particular at immigration energy and trade issues. also on the table, the question of how mexico and its northern neighbor could work together on micro chip production. trade officials arriving for talks on a chilly d, the high level economic dialogue between mexico and the united states. this mechanism promote strategic economic and tried priorities for both countries. it seeks to promote development and economic growth, job creation, improved competitiveness, and to reduce inequality gaps between the 2. it's a tough task. one sticking point is the mexican government's nationalist energy policy. mexico's position, worries, washington. i think it's evident from the conversations that we had the day as well. so the work that we've been doing over many months that we see the united states and mexico see ah, a shared

i'm sorry, florida is where slavery first enters british north america right where it enters north america. i should say that. that the first african slaves brought to north america happens under spanish rule in 1526 about 1526 and estevancio was the man's name. it was a member of the denarvaez expedition. i'm very sorry. he speaks spanish. i'm just butchered that. i'm sure but the catholic church in spain the spanish government had agreed that enslavement was a proper response to those people who have not been converted to the catholic faith. estevancio is kidnapped from his home in morocco by the portuguese sold to the spanish and then brought to north america as part of this exploration expedition under narvaez, and he actually dies in new mexico hernando de soto who so many of us are familiar with and i grew up in memphis tennessee memphis is where hernando de soto dies that's always been part of the sort of the mythology of the city of memphis. is it right? this is where hernando desoto dies desoto is bringing a sizable number of african descent slaves as well as indigenous people. it

the first settlement of free blacks in north america's happening. there is many layers of this relationship between a slave people, people of african descent, indigenous people in florida, and then european powers. certainly, one of the single largest drivers of the seminole war and conflict in florida, the presence of a state american slaves seeking refuge amongst the seminole. you may be familiar to turn black seminole. that is a term that begins to be applied of african descent who left the plantations in georgia and carolina. primarily alabama mississippi as well. they are represented. they are adopted in as black seminole. they are still descended communities across florida that link themselves to the black seminole identity. jackson partly is in florida to break up this practice. to prevent the loss of enslaved workers in the united states by then fleeing to florida to return this property, as he sees it, to their owners in the state. certainly from, 1821, it is statehood further. once the territory is required by the united states, slavery is

north america has been a strong hold people spend more money in north ame america, that's one reason but also a shift towards larger homes and vacation rentals and families getting three, four, five bedroom homes so the anesthetist to large homes in north america is the primary reason for the adr increase. the other is price appreciation. we are expecting the business mix shift to start to come back a little bit as urban travel recovers and asia recovers, which brings nightly rates down. but it has surprised us how consistent the price is. we do expect it to modulate some but i think it's going to be consistent. >> as the backdrop softens i know you did cost cutting at the start of the pandemic, are you thinking about more cost cutting as fed chair powell talks about things like households and businesses feeling more pain, how do you feel about that >> we're not stepping on the brakes we're stepping on the gas. we've generated around $3 billion in free cash flow in the last 12 months we have $10 billion in cash in the bank we are prepared tostep on the gas. we are only going to incre

september 16, 1821 emperor alexander was the first to issue a decree on russian possessions in north america said there, we will quote the production of whale trading and fishing and any industry on the islands, ports and bays , and in general throughout the entire northwestern coast of america , starting from the bering strait to 51 ° north latitude, also on the lutsk islands is provided for use, the only russian subjects, of course here. alaska also included these lands. our ancestors have been mastering since the middle of the 18th century, by decree it was also forbidden for foreign ships to approach the shores and islands of russian america closer than 100 italian miles. it was 170 km in washington that they tried to challenge this decision, and russia, which supported the young american republic, then went to a series of steps, and in 1867 abandoned its possessions in north america. on september 16, 1918, the first soviet order of the red banner was established after the bolshevik revolution. at first, all orders and insignia were canceled as a bourgeois relic, but with the outbreak of

in north america? andrew: i think those are all plans we are working through. step is an investment in greensboro, north carolina. we recently announced an investment in batteries. as you work through the legislation that was passed, you will see that battery manufacturing and supply chain through the u.s. is part of how consumers -- companies can receive incentives from the e.v. standpoint, so we are going to start with our investment in the plan and then move it into a more of a unit-based manufacturing at one of our plants here in north america. we will continue to evaluate it. matt: we have seen toyota and bmw have long been the two holdouts in the kind of electric is the answer to everything because you guys are still pushing on hydrogen fuel cell vehicles. we briefly saw california ask e.v. owners, please don't charger cars on our grid. what do you think about the future of hydrogen? is it still really bright, or does it look like e.v. is taking so much market share in the alternative fuel space that hydrogen is going to be and also ? andrew: when you loo

this backwater of british north america. here is jackson, fighting in a combat role and also serving in several other capacities. jackson, himself, is taken a prisoner of war at the age of 14 shortly after the battle of hanging rock. which is an american victory. he has taken prisoner by the british, which you see represented in this very famous image from 100 years later. this is a portrait of jackson about the age of 14. jackson, in the course of his arrest, is confronted by this british soldier and asked to clean the officer boots. the jackson rejects that command. he completely objects to this demand that the officer has made. jackson, according to all of the biographers, says i am your prisoner, you cannot compel me to do this. the officer clearly is not taking that very well. he goes to slash down at jackson with that saber, jackson throws up his left hand to protect himself and the saber comes down, cuts his left hand nearly in half. so, jackson is going to be left with very visible and very painful scars of the ameri

catholics anglo new conflicts in north america. colonial catholics in the british empire and in north america were pretty loyal to the british state. they were really english catholics. they had learned to work within the english system then once the revolution happens catholics disproportionately participate in the revolutionary movement, disproportionate to their numbers. they use that as a lever to gain more citizen ship rights. to move military service to help redefine what their status looks like. the other thing is really important is the french alliance it makes it very clear that the united states is not going to be a protestant nation. it is one of the things, 1778, right? they are working on earlier than that working on pulling the alliance together, the need for the alliance blocks congress from articulating a protestant logic for what they are doing. that opens up space. if we think about what's the word religion refers to in the colonial period and in britain to the revolution, there is intense antique it's also them i

i will rely on the work here relying on the work of us catholics in north america colonial catholicsh empire in north america were pretty loyal to the british state they learn to work with in the english system and then once the revelation happened catholics disproportionately participate disproportionate to their numbers and use that as a lover to gain more citizenship rights to help redefined what religion looks like the other thing that's important is the french alliance makes it very clear the united states is not a protestant nation that they are working on it earlier than that to pull that alliance together that i need for that blocks congress from articulating that protestant if we just think of what the word religion refers to in the colonial period and in britain true religion does not include that but in the united states they will broaden that allowing catholics into that space so they will look for language when they exclude jews what they want is someone who adheres to serve in public office and acknowledges the old and new testament that will include any catholic or pro

. >> we will talk about extreme weather fueled by climate change from wildfires in north america anderia, to severe drought in east africa. russian president vladimir putin say sanctions following the invasion of ukraine represent the current biggest threat to the world economy. >> after the pandemic, different challenges arrived that have been global in nature and pose a danger to the whole world. the west has sanctions fever. these are brazen and aggressive attempts to force others how to behave, deprive them of sovereignty, and force them into submission. there was nothing unusual about that. this policy has been used by the west for decades. >> the kremlin has repeatedly effect of sanctions on its economy with statements like this from last week "sanctions are not working and are more harmful to their authors." evidence suggests otherwise. russia's economy is due to shrinky 10% at more than 1000 international companies across creative sectors left russia this year. in december the eu will ban 90% of all russian oil imports. it also plans on imposing a price cap on russian gas. >>

i think it's more about north america and western europe. the government there is not supportive. korea might be a good option. but i think now, it's about right. the singapore grand prix represents southeast asia and when shanghai is backed on the schedule, that's with japan. backed on the schedule, that's with japan-— with japan. matthew marsh, thanks so — with japan. matthew marsh, thanks so much _ with japan. matthew marsh, thanks so much for- with japan. matthew marsh, thanks so much forjoining l with japan. matthew marsh, | thanks so much forjoining us and have a great time at the races. that brings us to the end of this hour of newsday. thank you so much forjoining us. they would bbc news. —— stay with bbc news. hello. well, it's fairly clear and calm across most of the uk right now, but later on, we are expecting wind and rain to sweep right across the country. a big autumn low is on the way, and here it is on the weather map. a lot of isobars there, and that does mean some very strong winds, especially in northwestern parts of the u

catholics anglo new conflicts in north america. colonial catholics in the british empire and in north america were pretty loyal to the british state. they were really english catholics. they had learned to work within the english system then once the revolution happens catholics disproportionately participate in the revolutionary movement, disproportionate to their numbers. they use that as a lever to gain more citizen ship rights. to move military service to help redefine what their status looks like. the other thing is really important is the french alliance it makes it very clear that the united states is not going to be a protestant nation. it is one of the things, 1778, right? they are working on earlier than that working on pulling the alliance together, the need for the alliance blocks congress from articulating a protestant logic for what they are doing. that opens up space. if we think about what's the word religion refers to in the colonial period and in britain to the revolution, there is intense antique it's also them i

september 16, 1821, emperor alexander was the first to issue a decree on russian possessions in north americasaid there, we will quote the production of whale and fishing trade and any industry on the islands on the leaves. and in general, throughout the entire northwestern coast of america, starting from the bering strait to 51 ° north latitude, it is also provided for use along the eleutian islands, the only russian subjects, of course, here. alaska feti-land was also included. our ancestors have been mastering since the middle of the 18th century, by decree it was also forbidden for foreign ships to approach the shores and islands of russian america closer than 100 italian miles. it was 170 km in washington that they tried to challenge this decision, and russia, which supported the young american republic, then went to a number of steps, and in 1867 she abandoned her possessions in north america. on september 16, 1918, the first soviet order of the red banner was established after the bolshevik revolution. at first, all orders and insignia were canceled as a bourgeois relic, but with the o

joining me now in a fox business exclusive, north america region ceo mark rayfield.t's a publicly traded $21 billion company at the forefront of providing sustainable materials to builders in the uk, u.s., and across the globe. mark, great to have you. you're the ceo of north america and could you tackle what you're seeing globally in terms of demand for materials as many countries you serve are caught in the vice grip of inflation. >> well, liz, thanks for having me. i was fortunate to live in the uk for years four or five years ago. what we're seeing here in the u.s. and mirroring in other regions is strong fundamentals in the housing and building market. there's in many markets, i know in the u.s., there's about 1.7 to 3.8 million homes underbuilt over the last decade. those are all based on family generation over that past decade. you have a lot of future family generation of millennials coming of age. the general market in the u.s. and north america have similar demographics in the uk remains strong fundamentally for the mid to long term and why we've invested n

our north america correspondent john sudworth reports from fort myers.rida had been told to brace for a life—threatening event and the city of fort myers was the first to feel the hurricane�*s power. boats were piled on top of each other, parts of the harbour pushed up onto the shore. at their peak, wind speeds reached over 150 mph. residents who had ignored warnings to evacuate were told to shelter in place. with the biggest risk coming from the storm surge, well over six feet in places, that left homes and businesses quickly flooded. you're looking at a storm that's changed the character of a significant part of our state. i mean, this is going to require years of effort. some chose to ignore the evacuation warnings, despite the authorities making it clear the hurricane would put emergency help beyond reach... this is a storm surge that we talked about, but weren't sure about. ..with conditions too difficult or dangerous for rescue workers. ian fits the pattern of increasingly powerful hurricanes in recent years as a result of warming sea temperatures.

jefferson had one of the largest architectural libraries in north america. so palladio's so influential that he starts a whole school of architecture, and not a literal institution but a kind of style of design that firs thad an impact in britain and then in north america among wealthy, educated builders like washington and jefferson. so the idea was that -- and you see it represented there on the right-hand side in one of the great houses in italy by palladio, the villa bar borough from around 15 50. and i think that is really significant. this is in a painting from the early 19th century. here is the plan of mount vernon. you have on this side, here is the piazza. we have all the columns, sorry it's a little bit blurry. you have the house itself, which is elevated. and then on either side, this is the interesting part, you have these curved walkways that then connect to outbuildings, one of which is a kitchen. here on either side. so what he is trying to create is a symmetrical or balanced composition of parts of the house. so you have, at the center of th

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our north america editor sarah smith reports. is wayne county fair in pennsylvania come with a serving of politics on the side. oh, i'm voting republican. republican, all the way. gotta get the democrats out. they had their chance and they haven't done anything, in my opinion, so... donald trump is not on the ballot in november but he still dominates the debate. oh, i'm definitely voting for trump again, absolutely. this guy has gotta go! chuckles. his whole party has gotta go. they scare the clap out of me. anybody but trump. anybody that he supports, i do not. so, republicans have lost their shot at getting your vote because donald trump's made himself front and centre here? yes, and i'm a republican. voters in pennsylvania had better buckle up. they're going to be getting a lot of attention from politicians in the coming weeks. this is one of the key states that will determine whether republicans can seize control of congress in the midterm elections, and it will be a real test of donald trump's current electability because he'

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that should move out into the open water isn't in the other side of north america. well, what was the trouble? storm k y k. that's now pulling away from southern parts of california watson very heavy right into the north west of mexico into southern california. but it will ease off over the next day or so i some showers that just around the south, west of the u. s. some very heavy, right? persistent right for the great plains and that so making its way further east was linking old way back up towards the great lakes as like all heavy showers, longest bells, a friend down towards the panhandle, some lively showers. there was a good part of florida about wet weather. it stands across the gulf of mexico all the way across into the company. they can see how the thunderstorms have been a rumbling away here, scattering a shower across the islands. some of them on the heavy side, some sharp showers to come. we'll see some wet weather for time t because cuba, for example, jamaica might catch a heavy sharrell to possibly see some localized flooding coming through here. it bri

our north america correspondent, nomia iqbal, is in saskatchewan.rom the area where most of the victims lived. james smith cree nation, home to about 2000 indigenous people. police say the two suspects, the brothers, also came to this neighbouring village of weldon which is about a 15 minute drive, where at least one man was killed. local residents described him as a kind—hearted man who owned a local coffee shop. now, the manhunt has gone from two brothers to one. myles sanderson is still on the run, police believe he is either in this area or in the city of regina, which is around three hours away from here. we still get these alerts on our mobile phones warning us of the latest update and warning people to keep safe. now, people here are understandably angry, they are upset, they are calling on the government to do more to help. canada's prime minister justin trudeau has said that the government is ready to assist in any way it can but, so far, we have not received any details of that. an emergency session of the security council is continuing at

they have offices across europe in north america and central bases and albania, if thousands of foot soldiers in albania right now carry out cyber attacks and their cyber armies funded by nato government. well, do you think there is any prospect that the united states will face consequences if a ran sees victory in this case? could it have any sort of serious impact on u. s. foreign policy? well, in general, i think that the united states is on the decline and the united states and its european allies are facing a much more difficult future ahead. they will not be able to control the rest of the world, like they did in the past. and there, and as we move forward, i think their scope of authority will radically decrease. and whether or not there is ever a punishment in store for the european union who gave for example, chemical weapons stadiums and the united states are giving them the military intelligence to use it. and the political cover to get away with it. whether or not there's ever any accountability is one thing. but what is important is that as the united states find it, adv

ah, how i we got to tropical systems, either side of north america. we have her trouble, stobel. hearken. oh, now just pulling away from bermuda that should move out into the open water isn't in the other side of north america. well, what was the trouble? storm k hurricane k, that's now pulling away from southern parts of california. watson, very heavy right into the north west of mexico into southern california. but it will ease off over the next day or so some showers, they're just around the south, west of the u. s. some very heavy, re persistent right through the great plains. and that's all making its way further east was linking all the way back up towards the great lakes there. so all heavy showers, longest bells, a friend down towards the panhandle, some lively showers, their course a good part of florida. and that wet weather, it stands across the gulf of mexico all the way across into the company. they can see how the thunderstorms have been a rumbling away here, scattering a showers across the islands, sir. some of them on the heavy side, s

let's speak to our north america correspondent peter bowes.ould be very— it is tradition, it would be very odd _ it is tradition, it would be very odd if there was not some sort _ very odd if there was not some sort of— very odd if there was not some sort of phone call, but was a just— sort of phone call, but was a just latitude? did you get a sense — just latitude? did you get a sense of— just latitude? did you get a sense of meat behind this call? there _ sense of meat behind this call? there was— sense of meat behind this call? there was a sense of some meat, you are right, it is tradition, it would have been unusual if there was not a reference to that special relationship between the two countries, there is historic tradition built and now at least to the beginning of those relationships between a new british prime minister or indeed a new president of the united states, just to stress that special relationship than they did that, look into the future, but they raise between them, we didn't get any details, they raise between them some of

we have 20 projects going in north america right now. we're looking at new nuclear bills. our current fleet is operating -- >> let's move to the question, doug. >> the question on the climate,, first of all the plant is located in a different location. any plants are located on lotion -- oceans or great lakes, major rivers, mississippi, susquehanna, they are all major rivers and expected to be significantly impacted by drought. currently, a small number of plants in the desert a been operating for nearly 40 years on the water coming from the city of phoenix. with that said, this is something that our members are focused on like any good company. looking at risks to production of their product, companies are considering what climate change could do for them whether it is water or temperature. a recent work by the electric research institute shows that the fleet has only been impacted by environmentally related events, whether -- something like 1/10 of 1% of our total capacity over the last 10 years. so plants have shown to be quite resilient in the light of these positions.

has been material losses in all regions of the world, including south asia, western europe and north america due to the effects of disaster prone whether resulting from climate change. this has created another problem to the international community. we are plunging into the worst of her state since world war ii, owing to the high handedness of some countries attempting to replace the current international order with a rules-based international order governed by the unilateral western values. the q1 was founded in reflection of expectations and desire of humankind for wanting to see no more of the scourge of the world words. the present reality calls for the united nations to promote cooperation and reconciliation and unity among its member states at discharge and it riches mandates. -- righteous mandates. achieving overall over the most of the country while overcoming the difficulties and obstacles. i hope that the successes gained will make a positive contribution to the deliberation for overcoming challenges and finding transformative solutions by the international community. the unprecede

this happens, the entire railway system of not only the united states but actually the whole of north americabe paralyzed. the west is not interested in world hunger, and then on the sidelines of a meeting of the parliamentary assembly commission on international affairs, migration policy and relations with compatriots, oleg gaidukevich said. a member of the house of representatives noted for striving to compete unfairly. the west is not interested in world hunger is not interested in the poorest countries of africa in the middle east, and, by the way, this is confirmed by the fact that the countries of the middle east and africa did not support sanctions against russia and belarus, they do not believe in the west, again a lie. we all remember very well, we agreed to allow russia to export grain, and that's it. it went to the richest countries in europe, they do not hide it, they are not interested in the head, they are more interested in unleashing a war in europe, they took it, they blew up ukraine although blowing up serbia, kosovo is quiet. now they tried to blow up armenia and azerbaijan

we can speak now to our north america correspondent, nomia iqbal, who's in melfort, saskatchewan.here were reports circulating for a number of hours before we got combination in that press conference about the death of myles sanderson. but there is still not a huge amount of detail around what exactly happened. a lot of detail in some areas but a lot missing where people wanted answers. {iii where people wanted answers. of course. and there are lots of conflicting reports about exactly how he died, we know that there was a high—speed pursuit down a highway not far from where the killings actually happened. police chased him down a road and here in this part of the country, they use a technique, a ramming technique to try and isolate the suspect and that did happen. some reports that did lead to his injuries. also another report that these injuries were self—inflicted. you heard the police officer that there mentioned he had a knife with him. there is all this speculation about exactly what happened to him. of course the police will not go into any detail, of course reporters askin

jefferson had one of the largest architectural libraries in north america. so palladio's so influential that he starts a whole school of architecture, and not a literal institution but a kind of style of design that firs thad an impact in britain and then in north america among wealthy, educated builders like washington and jefferson. so the idea was that -- and you see it represented there on the right-hand side in one of the great houses in italy by palladio, the villa bar borough from around 15 50. the idea was not to try to pack all of the functions of a big farmhouse in this case into one building, but rather to separate them into smaller buildings that would then be connected in a kind of artistic way. so on the right-hand side there, i am going to do this really gingerly, you see here is the main house connected to these subsidiary buildings by these walkways. it is italy, so the idea of the open logga or porch is very important. and the main house at the center, what does that look like? probably a little socratic here. what is he referring to here?

the caribbean at one point formed the heart of england's first colonial empire in north america.many of the more than 2.5 million enslaved africans taken to the british caribbean were worked to death. the string of island nations includes jamaica, barbados, the bahamas, antigua and barbuda, and trinidad and tobago, among many others now in the british commonwealth. following the death of queen elizabeth ii, the prime minister of the twin-island nation antigua and barbuda said voters may soon decide whether to leave the commonwealth and become a republic. prime minister gaston browne spoke to itv news aftehe confirmed charles iii as king and head of state. >> this is an active hostility or any difference between antia and rbuda and the monarchy, but i is the final ep, as i said before, to compete the cycle of independence to ensure we are truly -- >> what sort of timeframe? >> probably in the next three years. amy: this comes after barbados voted last year to break from its colonial past and become a republic. meanwhile, in jamaica, the ruling labour party says it also plans to ho

the company now lets users choose an electric vehicle for their ride in 25 cities and states in north america. 15 were added to the list yesterday. they plan to have an all-electric fleet by 2030. if drivers don't have an electric vehicle by then, they won't be allowed to drive on the platform. >>> speaking of rides, how about this one, this is a hover bike that debuted at the detroit auto show. but it's controlled by a person with a remote, not the driver. a smaller version is expected to be available in the u.s. next year for nearly $800,000. >> i don't know why it's giving me robocop vibes. >> why would you want someone on the ground controlling it? wouldn't you want to control it yourself? >> i don't think i would trust one of my friends. >> or my kids. >>> here's the thing. somebody in the market for that might be in the market for this. a high, high priced apartment in new york city. >> it sits 1400 feet above manhattan. it features more than 17,000 square feet, seven bedrooms and ceilings up to 30 feet high. it is gorgeous, i have to say. >> there's also a 1400 square foot terrace with