. ♪ emily: when peloton launched in 2012, it had a hard time attracting buyers.ny had to convince them that streaming live classes would work. the company is able to tell a different story today. they recently announced an additional 550 million dollars in funding, bringing their valuation to $4 million with more plans to expand. peloton's founder and ceo is with us in studio. the model first was sell bikes. then the subscription model. what made you believe in this business? >> i believe people want grouptic instructor-led fitness from home. we had to build the software for consuming that content, and when i was pitching to investors out here just down the road, i would say we're going to build tablet computers, built the best bike ever created, stream the media to those bikes, open retail stores, do logistics, and at the end of the pitch, this sounds capital-intensive, this sounds hard, and you don't know if there is a market for this product. a course, people want fantastic workout from home. emily: you had to put $2000 down first. >> yes, but if you and your

britain's simon yates finished safely in the main peloton to retain the leader's red jersey after stage of alejandro valverde in the overall standings. italian champion elia viviani beat peter sagan into second place in the sprint finish. denmark's preparations for their uefa nations league game opener against wales are in turmoil after a bizarre row over the players‘ commercial rights. negotiations with first—team regulars including leicester's kasper schmeichel and tottenham's christian eriksen reached deadlock which could mean they have to field uncapped players from the lower divisions on sunday. now — he was the nfl star who started the movement to kneel during the united states national anthem in august 2016, protesting racial injustice. it was started by colin kaepernick. now, colin kaepernick has become the face of nike's latest advertising campaign, a decision that's been met with controversy, with some fans even vowing to boycott the brand. so, does this campaign have more reward than risk? well i can speak now to bob dorfman, a sports marketing expert with baker street advert

my son's going to be here watching his hero chris froome ride through, but to have the peloton cominghat comes through this town and introduces people to see south molton, which is a fantastic, you know, working, interesting town, it enables us to share the town with people who don't know it. and this is where the cyclists will emerge. at 100m from start to finish, it won't take them long to pass through and head onto the coast. but the memory of their visit and the impact on this small rural town will last far, far longer. sarah ransome, bbc news, south molton. huge crowds out for that. i'm a new enthusiast for cycling. we had a chat while there was doing her report, turns out you're a bit of a cyclist. i'm really not, i did the london bike ride recently, 100 miles, i got to the top of box hill, ultimate respect for mountain climbers! i'm nota ultimate respect for mountain climbers! i'm not a cyclist but i have huge fun. really addictive. on hoping when they go through the building the peloton will be quite slim, there's not much on either side —— i'm hoping. you won't want to be bun

my son's going to be here watching his hero chris froome ride through, but to have the peloton comingis where the cyclists will emerge. at 100m from start to finish, it won't take them long to pass through and head onto the coast. but the memory of their visit and the impact on this small rural town will last far, far longer. sarah ransome, bbc news, south molton. and let's see what the weather will be like for the tour of britain. looking fine for much of england and wales, a lot of warmth, maybe not quite as much sunshine and yesterday, more cloud in south western areas and rain pushing into scotla nd western areas and rain pushing into scotland and northern ireland, the best sunshine will be across the east and north—east of scotland, unbroken sunshine in the east of england. temperatures reach the low 20s further north and west, 25 or 26 across the east of england, then tonight that weather front across the north—west sinks south and east into central parts first thing on monday, another fairly warm start but across the north west something cooler and fresher moving in. some rain

my son's going to be here watching his hero chris froome ride through, but to have the peloton coming through here, have world stars riding through our town is phenomenal. and this is where the cyclists will emerge. at 100m from start to finish, it won't take them long to pass through and head onto the coast. but the memory of their visit and the impact on this small rural town will last far, far longer. sarah ransome, bbc news, south molton. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav. hello. yesterday plenty of sunshine across england and wales, similar story today, more sunshine in the east, cloudy in the west, outbreaks of rain arriving here. this weather front moving from the atlantic. the best of sunshine across eastern parts of england and north—east scotland, we could see mid 20 temperatures, early born elsewhere, quite a windy day in western scotla nd quite a windy day in western scotland and northern ireland with that rain becoming quite heavy. this evening and overnight weather front sinking south and east, clearing skies behind for the north and west of scotla nd ski

stage of the vuelta a espana was won by belgium'sjelle wallays, who managed to hold off the chasing pelotonecond advanmtage over alejandro valverde going into stage 19. it's one of the most recognisable cars in the world — the volkswagen beetle. from its roots in nazi germany, it became a symbol of the hippie era. but now the german carmaker has said it will stop making the vehicle next year. vw says it's focusing on family—friendly models and electric power. here's lebo diseko. it's the end of the line for the bug. vw says it will stop making its much loved beetle nextjuly. the car has been through many incarnations through the years, with new, modern designs replacing the many iconic versions seen here. now, though, the company will stop producing the car altogether, it's left beetle lovers heartbroken. the beetle represents 20 years of the compa ny‘s history. the beetle represents 20 years of the company's history. losing the beetle in production makes me feel like i'm losing a little bit of myself. the car was originally created in 1938 on adolf hitler's orders. he wanted a cheap, relia

my son's going to be here watching his hero chris froome ride through, but to have the peloton cominge. at 100m from start to finish, it won't take them long to pass through and head onto the coast. but the memory of their visit and the impact on this small rural town will last far, far longer. sarah ransome, bbc news, south molton. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. yesterday, today is a similar story. another warm day, best of sunshine in the east, with outbreaks of rain arriving, here. weather fronts moving in the afghan tech. best of sunshine across eastern parts of england and north—east scotland. we concede the mid—20s celsius, but further west, despite the card, it will fairly warm. the windy in western scotland and northern ireland, and the rain coming in quite heavy. that weatherfront ireland, and the rain coming in quite heavy. that weather front will move southwards, and skies will begin to care for the north and west of scotland, northern ireland, something much chilly here to enter the night, whereas elsewhere with the night, whereas elsewhere with

. >> reporter: the peloton bike links to the internet, taking users through real places, showing everythingte to who else is riding with you online. it also costs thousands of dollars. >> but it was going to be worth it. >> reporter: jim could manage the $2500 price with this offer, zero down, zero percent interest. >> too good of a deal to pass up. >> reporter: but a finance company wouldn't give him the deal. >> they couldn't identify me. >> reporter: the company, a firm of san francisco, said it could not find jim in its system. >> i thought that's weird. everybody who i've gone to for credit has found me. >> reporter: he shows us 35 years of credit history. top score. a firm wouldn't budge. >> our decision is final, and that just set me through the roof. >> reporter: he contacted 7 on your side and we contacted affirm. it would not discuss jim's case, citing privacy rules, but said our technology is designed to verify the identity of applicants by comparing the information they provide us to third party data, specific cli credit bureaus in as little as six seconds. however, they did ano

sonia poppoff works for peloton de gendarmerie de haute montagne.park ranger in the alps or in the mountains. this is what he wanted to do. >> eric: i wanted to do, yeah. i wanted to be you. >> anthony: let's face it. your career as a chef is coming to an end. you just turned 52. is it too late for him to start? oh, that's not a good sign. >> laurent: i don't know how to say it. >> anthony: it's a sorry pops. >> eric: i am in better shape than you to do it, that's for sure. >> anthony: yeah, i'm not doing it. so what's the most common injury? >> sonia: so, a lot of knee and shoulders, dislocated shoulders. >> laurent: head injuries. >> anthony: concussions. >> laurent: concussions. >> anthony: i mean, i notice there is a bar here. how stupid do people get on the mountain? >> laurent: you would be very surprised. we see people not trained, not well equipped, following the ski tracks that get them to travesties, glaciers, crags. >> anthony: so if he drinks two bottles of genepi and he goes off piste and falls into a crevasse, dislocates his shoulder,

my son's going to be here watching his hero chris froome ride through, but to have the peloton comings and competitors alike. and this is where the cyclists will emerge. at 100m from start to finish, it won't take them long to pass through and head onto the coast. but the memory of their visit and the impact on this small rural town will last far, far longer. sarah ransome, bbc news, south molton. if you are going out to watch that, plenty of nice weather. you're watching breakfast from bbc news. the headlines: theresa may says she won't give in to those who want another eu referendum. there's been a big rise in the number of staff caught smuggling banned items into prisons. now here's stav with a look at this morning's weather. is it going to be a good day for all those people looking at the cycling today? yes, a warm one. quite a bit of clout across western parts of the country. the best part is the sunshine further east. we have had unbroken sunshine. that is how it's going to be. that is courtesy of this wet front foot which will be put sting into parts of western scotland. the ci

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