but maybe they don't need to be, as paul carter's been finding out.e're all familiar with production lines in factories, but here is something a little bit different. this is a deproduction line, and it can dismantle entire cars from scratch down to its component parts injust over one hour. and i'm here to follow one car on its end of lifejourney. here at the uk's most advanced reverse production line facility, 120 cars are received daily to be deconstructed, packed and purchased online within hours. it's an engine in the dishwasher, of course, it is. eventually going into the box and go to the warehouses and they're resold either on the internet or through our front counters. the remanufactured parts go straight back to the manufacturers, the remainder of the body shall the non—ferrous metals gets recycled. so we basically recycle a car to a greater than 95% of its body weight. as consumer interest in sustainability grows, there's likely to be increasing demand for reused parts like this one rather than purely recycled ones. and as you can see from t

and paul carter has been to italy to see them being made. and, of course, he's taken a ride on one to. paul: these might look like any other train. but they're a first for europe. these trains being built in the heart of tuscany are europe's first tri—mode trains to enter passenger service. having started running on routes in italy at the end of 2022, as well as being fitted with a pentagraph for overhead power and a standard diesel engine, they're also fitted with a battery pack power unit and can be switched between modes. these trains are being manufactured by hitachi railfor italian rail 0perator, tren italia based on hitachi rail�*s masaccio platform. the characteristic is that it can combine during the trip and change this technology in during the live so without any sort of discontinuity and any sort of disruption. tren italia brand's their services around different music genres such as rock, pop orjazz. they've decided to brand these such trains as blues. diesel trains are still necessary and are likely to be for some time because of

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being made, and when they no longer work, they're scrapped — but maybe they don't need to be, as paul cartere uk's most advanced reverse production line facility, 120 cars are received daily to be deconstructed, packed and purchased online within hours. it's an engine in a dishwasher! of course it is. that eventually goes into a box and goes to the warehouses and they're resold, either on the internet or through our front counters, the re—manufactured parts go back to the re—manufacturers. the non—ferrous materials gets recycled, so we basically recycle a car to a greater than 95% of its body weight. as consumer interest in sustainability grows, there's likely to be increasing demand for reused parts like this one, rather than purely recycled ones. and as you can see from the scale of this facility, there's already quite a lot of it. but one barrier people face is being sure of the quality of reused parts. as ebay is one of the largest online automotive marketplaces, it has partnered up with industry bodies to develop the vehicle recycler�*s association certification to help consumers buy in

the same zeal, the same enthusiasm that crossfire hurricane was with trump, with kelly and carter page and paul let's see some of that instead of just this back on our heels and this business that he has free rein to indict anywhere. i understand there's two other jurisdictions where the u.s. attorneys said we will not indict under any circumstances. maria: well, the irs agents told the house oversight committee and the judiciary committee that they wanted to, for example, bring hunter in, to have a conversation. they were told that the lawyers for hunter biden got a heads up in terms of what was happening and they were denied all of these investigative steps. i don't understand, chris, how the doj can justify coming up with a slap on the wrist about taxes not paid on income and yet not investigate the income and where it was coming from. because what we see are bank records and whistleblower testimony that the biden family has taken in millions of dollars. in fact, here's the chairman of the house ways and means committee, jason commit with me last week on this program. watch this. >> what we'

now who that might be i'm not paul volcker would take it on perhaps ronald reagan tried to take it on jimmy carter went at it hammer and tong. it's a hard to do when we sit here and we talk how difficult things are and how government continues to fail here and fail there. and i've got a new indicator a later in this talk, i won't go into much detail on it, but we're tracking governance breakdowns very level, highly events where the federal government just didn't do its job and those numbers continue to rise and we haven't had a good forceful discussion about how to fix government or whether even want to go down that route. we have wonderful people today talking about alternatives to the traditional state that's driving forward. we have in the first chart here just federal government performance ratings. and we see that the number of americans who give the federal fair poor ratings is pretty darn high. we a second slide here. we've got the federal performance ratings. i don't know how to do click through here while i'm clicking through there. at any rate, i'm going to run through here to slide, whi

. >> good evening, vice president carter-oberstone, commissioners, members of the public. i'm director and i'm here on behalf of the director paul henderson. in terms of what dp a has been up to this week and in the last year, up to now, i can report that virtually all of our numbers are up in 2023 is compared to this time in 2022 except one number that is important and should be down and that's the number of cases past the 270 date. as you may recall, our chief of staff was here last week and reported on that number. we have 26 cases past the 270 days, that is usually the marker we use in order to provide our recommend ations to the chief if we find improper conduct. of the 26 cases 21 are told. i know commissioner benedicto you had questions last week. i had some answers, at this point last year, we had 32 cases past to 70 and at the time only 22 were told. it's a modest reduction and i think it's something that is worth loting. in terms of this week, we have 7 cases pending with the commission and 84 cases pending with the chief. the trends for the type of case that's we received this week, we received 17 cases and the number