customize porsche luxury on the island of suit. and sporting three o eight g t i. this one says it does it and it is a genuine g t i even if the guy is small this is the poor joke three zero eight the french answer to g t a i and the lady on cooper are all of us sporty as models carry the badging for a grand three small injection but this relatively comfortable sports cars a big gentler and friendlier than a two all eight g. g.i. . card to step onto it's a moment admits that at first glance the three o h e t i doesn't appear to measure up to its competitors they've got two leader engines. lion asked to make do with sixteen hundred c.c.'s that this is a cat and a half when it's forged pistons and piston rides taking the turbo chargers full force so. you choose one hundred ninety three kilowatts of performance enough to leave most of its competitors in a dust station. by coincidence peugeot's very first g.t. i also had one point six liters displacement the top speeds of two hundred fifty kilometers per hour would have been far out of its reach at the same time a smal

upscale charm inspired the design of the porsche nine eleven targa for g.t.s. exclusive mano funk tour edition it's elegant design features and an exclusive package standout. the agony agreement family bonding is highlighted by silky elements in white gold and shining silver. beside the alexander polo says ms turner is really a special edition for the german market you know this lots of design mode teams that are reminiscent of a suit that is a white gold roll bar and rounds are really special. a what's the story behind the porsche exclusive modified tour what is it that makes this customization so special . to tell me it doesn't like this d n a heck of course explains how the company's characteristic values are by. east on tradition porsche has long been customizing cars this way thanks points out a few examples including how the company granted one owner's wish to have a radio built into his three fifty six this craftsmanship is the top priority of porsche he says we are called a modifier tour meaning we do everything by hand the cars are customized by hand.

justice breyer: porsche is a good lawyer. michael: porsche becomes a lawyer. i don't know how she gets into the court as far as i goes. justice breyer: that is what every lawyer wonders. [laughter] have you ever seen a production, though, of shakespeare, or maybe any other play where you come into the play and you have ideas about life, about things you believe in the way things should be, and you see a play and something in that play makes you think, and perhaps change something you were feeling before you walked in? well, i don't: know change or not change. a great risk against a contemporary problem. there are women literature courses which there were not when i was in college when i talk with students, i say, ask the woman or man who is teaching the course. if he has read euripides, the trojan women, and suddenly, you see because i had not read it long -- not very long ago, you see accu to, ah. if shakespeare had seen that play, which i suspect he had not coming he would not have said, -- this is something, and she is about to be carried off into slavery.

out near stuttgart in close collaboration with the porsche style and porsche exclusive monophonic tour. we're going to be testing the all electric drive smart bra e.q. but first let's have a look at the economics of electric power at its advent. it's a question of well says car review are aligned and you have to be rich in the year after eight hundred seventy eight to afford time. edison's light bulbs instead of a dim gas lamp and you have to be somewhat rich nowadays to drive an electric car in this case at least eleven thousand years richer to drive a smart e.q. instead of its internal combustion engine version so is it worth the money is the value on some it's a but i know it's more to a win distancing that's what we thought. our test car is this bright red e.q. with a bravo style package which in germany costs and other four thousand three hundred fifty euros it is a little city car has its own lecturing drive accessories in the trunk. the interior matches the exteriors with the same bright red another eye catcher is the multifunction weather sports steering wheel the shift knob an

volkswagen got a bum from porsche. billion, that is a very nice beat for volkswagen. terms of the emission tests, the diesel scandal, operating profit, 3.51 is comfortable. the full year, they say 2018 revenue will be up as much as 5%. that is a critically important point for the market, as much as 5% revenue. adjusted operating return on sales, this is a bandwidth they gave for the margin. sales and revenue targets are reaffirmed. it is all down to robust sales. full disclosure, i did not buy a porsche. we will have a conversation with the cfo of volkswagen. he joins us at 7:30 a.m. u.k. time. nejra: dani burger is standing by with a look at the markets. great to see you, it is a sea of green in asian equities. though we are getting a risk on rally in asian equities, we are seeing global stocks in a bear market that is depending on how you look at it. weightedtry equal index, we can strip out the mega-caps helping markets. since the january high, we have seen global stocks fall 20%, that means we are in a bear market. the s&p 500 reversal yesterday added to the bear

a woman in the uk found out a mechanic had satisfied his need for speed in her porsche. that joyride. he has now been fired. the owner claims the car is tarnished and she will not drive it again. >> take the porsche. >>> it's being called one of the weirdest sea creatures ever discovered. scientists have captured rare video of the so-called headless chicken monster. >> that's what they're calling it and you can see why. it's a deep sea cucumber spotted off the coast of antarctica technology. >> so don't go deep in the ocean. >>> and some restaurant workers in north carolina are happy one guy paid them a visit. he left one waitress holding $10,000 cash. >> it was a tip left behind by men who ordered just two bottles of water. turns out the generous visitor was a youtube star known as mr. beast. >> some of his friends were recording the waitress' reaction. she kept $800, and split the rest with her colleagues. >> why not split the whole thousand? >> she plans on winning the lotto. whole thousand? >> she plans on winning the l lotto. the lotto. >> more news after this. like

brazen of all because she was gunned down by two mourners cyclists while she was driving her wide porsche convertible him back that i don't want to sound like a victim blamer i think that it was a huge horrible horrible crime but don't you think that driving while porsche convertible in baghdad was almost bound to stir hatred given the level of diprivan ation in your country. yet as i say this is because of the absence or of the weakness very weak and as of this day to save security. the justice system you can see impunity on the crimes is very common in the country the judges the justice is not taking you know really did plays for. i concluded within the forty eight hours and he also said that there was some sort of an organized plot behind all of those killings do you think that's all postering on his part or do you think the. authorities indeed. least you'll find out what happened and put it down to this is i don't know you know this is as i say. our state is not functioning it's not functioning as a proficient. corruptions inside this is very well. this is what's our dilema you know w

brazen of all because she was gunned down by two mourners cyclists while she was driving her wide porsche convertible him back that i don't want to sound like a victim blamer i think that it was a huge horrible horrible crime but don't you think that driving porsche convertible in baghdad was almost bound to stir hatred given the level of depression in your country. yet as i say this is because of the absence or of the weakness very weak and as of this day to save a security. the justice system you can see impunity or in the crimes is very common in the country the judges the justice is not taking you know really deeply is for. accountability of the perpetrators of this a crimes the investigations you can see no more than one week we don't know what is the investigation results and the other so i tell our viewers of him bus or she was she has been killed in devoted long day and she was killed in this state also by a gunman who came and he should tell. driver so this is what is the results of the investigations then no is not to clear from our state security and this is unfortunately becau

that was and i have to keep up with most porsches. i felt like crystal tells us that v.w. was very proud of its new showcase car that it didn't achieve that hoped for market success even if the practical four cylinder aspirated engines and somewhat more impressive we are six would have satisfied most demands for only about ninety seven thousand corrado as were ever built that way too few by v.w. standards. in the end the corrado was high price was its doom but not before it had set new benchmarks as a practical high quality sports car with robust standard technology that was nearly unparalleled at the time. christophe won some by saying volkswagen might not have heard much cash off the corrado but the boost to the image of a brand seen as boring and utilitarian was invaluable corrado showed the world the v.w. could be more and compact high performance vehicles became a fixed year the manufacturers model range special features like that she louder and the automatic rear spoiler keep the corrado on classic car fan radar even now he says it was definitely a milestone in autom

that was have to keep up with most porsches. by forty christa tells us that v.w. is very proud of its new showcase car that is in that she has that hope for market success even if the practical four cylinder aspirated engines and somewhat more impressive we are sixty would have satisfied most demands for only about ninety seven thousand corrado as were ever built that way too few of my v.w. standards being. in the end the corrado is high price was its doom but not before it had set new benchmarks as a practical high quality sports car with robust standard technology that was nearly unparalleled at the time. invaluable corrado showed the world a v.w. could be more and compact high performance vehicles became a fixed year the manufacturers model range special features like the gene wilder and the automatic rear spoiler keep the corrado on classic car fan radar even now he says it was definitely a milestone in automotive history. but a long time would pass before the corrado had an official successor twelve years to be exact and two thousand eight. hundred number spo

a delivery van collided with a porsche convertible sending the vehicle careening into the water therendon. the car, which is a replica of a '50s porsche, is worth about $50,000 or i should say was worth about $50,000. >> too soon, kendis. >>ll antcory created a modern day king arthur. an 8-year-old girl swimming on vacation pulled a centuries old sword out of a lake in sweden. she and her family are from minnesota, and her dad was excited because it looks like a viking sword, and he's a huge minnesota vikings fan. well, don't want to burst your bubble. but experts say it could date back 1500 years even before the vikings. >> very cool. >> amazing. >>> well, coming up, the problem washing up on more beaches in florida and what it could potentially cost. >>> and also, drunk and disorderly. why intoxicad aobiars s rdin mi. >>> and up next, a dramatic confrontation in the grocery store. what happened when a woman told two shoppers to stop speaking spanish. >> you leave these women alone. e with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once-daily

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very strongly as we see the cfo talk about potentially monetizing the value that could be there in porsche. let's talk stateside. abigail: i am looking at next markets and the dallas up .1% -- and the dow is up .1%. nasdaq underperforming once again. seven out ofown the last eight sessions, so the bears remain in control after last week's big selloff. the s&p -- the s&p down three weeks in a row on continued fears around uncertainty having to do with trade, rising rates, plus the idea that markets have gone to could do far, too fast. o far,t could go to good too fast. the nasdaq 100 on pace for its as theonth since 2012 bears are trying to take over. second down month in a row, similar to february and march. the question is will this be bullish or bearish. as for what is dragging down the nasdaq, we do have amazon, apple, microsoft all trading lower. where we do have moment to the upside, let's look at the packaged foods companies. we had bad weak retail sales data for september that came out. we do have some of those packaged food companies doing quite well, including campbell's , general

of the porsche subsidiary of the w e w taking the limelight if you will on the state of opals day in court ok let me ask you about this other story only because it is holding near a one week low as it goes she asians folded before a crucial european union summit this week less than six months before britain leaves the bloc negotiators from both sides trying to overcome the biggest hurdle to a deal how to keep the u.k. front here with the irish republic free of border checks come much how rough a week is this going to be with the break that summit come wednesday. it's going to be a rough week because the expectancies are being up of course by these statements by the u.k. prime minister and their spokesman says that she has talked or will talk to today to the president her friends through all of germany to the dutch prime minister and it seems that there's a lot of diplomacy going on ahead of this meeting as she still says no deal is better than a bad deal and the business world frankly doesn't like what it sees i mean people in the market or in the business world are having a hard tim

. >> he bought me a porsche truck. not porsche, my bad.ably. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that was a good birthday. >> a lamborghini truck. >> jimmy: a lamb bore goenny truck? >> yes. they told me it was coming out in october, no, i want it now, i bought a lambo. >> jimmy: as i recall you don't know how to drive. >> no. and? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: so i got to tell you something. next time you come to l.a., i would love to teach you to drive if you're interested. >> every single time that i learn, like i start learning -- because it's not that hard -- i start getting anxiety. you know what? no. >> jimmy: no, yeah. >> but i'm a really good -- like i'm a really good passenger. >> jimmy: you're a good passenger. [ laughter ] >> no, seriously. because i automatically can tell when somebody don't know how to drive good. >> jimmy: when they start banging into things, yeah. >> it's like, you're just not that good. >> jimmy: even though you do not yourself know how to drive, you are very critical of other people while driving? >>

the porsche, torched in a church parking lot in maryland. back at the mansion, authorities are already sifting through the grisly scene. how much more difficult is it for them to try to figure this out with that house being burnt so badly? >> the whole reason why you set something on fire in a case like that is to get rid of evidence. >> reporter: when we come back, a microscopic clue in the strangest place. and the daring late night manhunt and takedown. u.s. marshals tells us they're forced to do something they've never tried before. >> and then he said, "move, go, go, go." >> reporter: stay with us. i tell everyone to take the ancestrydna test if you want to get the most details about your family history. my pie chart showed that i'm from all over europe, but then it got super specific. i learned my people came from a small region in poland, and even a little bit of the history about why they might have migrated during that time. those migration patterns are more than just lines on a map, they're really your family's story. i can't wait t

porsche, theis shakespearean porsche not like the car. have a very visual topic so i will show slides and move through them quickly. a topic that has been addressed by any number of people already today. to some degree everyone has sort of stolen my thunder. i beg your pardon for a little bit of repetition. i've been talking about this subject for a quarter century or so now. i told terry what he first tried to recruit me i can't believe there is anyone in virginia who has not heard this yet. for those of you who have, you've probably heard it before. we all know where we are ?tarting from you know monuments and confederate symbols have been very much in the news especially the last few years since the violence in charlottesville. fact, in a new since this image christy showed you earlier. we've been in a different world when this 18 2015 photograph hit the internet. i'm not going to say his name allowed. this may be the most important autograph of the confederate flag taken ever and certainly in our times. , allallout from charleston we

we worked with porsche to create the porsche. 30 to 40% generated in the next couple of months, november and december? >> christmas is crazy. maria: great holiday gift. how long does it take to order and receive customize controller? >> typically, there's rush, typically 7 to 14 days, you can customize in any day, whether it's functionality from all the different parts to increase the functional use or whether it's actually design perspective, 7 to 14 days. it varies, this time of year gets busy, right before black friday -- maria: get your order. what's the price of this, retails for how much? >> advantage 169 is wide version and goes up to 199 for the wide wireless. maria: collector's? >> $260 but most typically they start about 140 and go all the way up depending on the functionality and design you put in. maria: all right, my thanks, it's amazing how popular e-sports are, reinventing apple, technology giant reveals new technology for mac book air and we will tell you what happened in brooklyn yesterday. stay with us. so, the

and porsches through the decades even handmade cars some of them weren't easy to obtain for the exhibition they're too highly valued financially sentimental and in pristine beach terms for their owners to release them. if there is car belongs to an italian collector presto who only collects prototypes he has more than one hundred cars and they're all prototypes is this car has been in new york in tokyo and he had an opening there so he said we can have it and of course we were overjoyed. these are rolling sculptures with call status the design is the essence here but is that art. when you consider also materials have been around for one hundred fifty years hardly any other object in the world is asked particular and so often reinvented and styled and designed as the automobile. sports car design. underwent a fundamental change in the one nine hundred seventy s. large drills were no longer in style. the formal language preferred flatter more geometric and sharper contours an extreme example from the time is the number he couldn't touch with four hundred fifty five horsepower it's more of a

has some are very rare like this porsche three fifty six speedster it was the car maker's first series production vehicle but here even cars that aren't collector's items have their day in the sun plenty of these vehicles are worth a second glance because all brands of cars are welcome at the rhine after club the diversity is great these cars represent half a century of automotive history. the old cars get a break while they wait for the entire convoy to arrive in the meantime the drivers and passengers enjoy some food and refreshments. one food bushel has come in his nineteen sixty two rolls royce silver cloud. he says they have excursions like this twice a year it's a tradition but social feels the nicest thing about them is the community as you can see behind him folks sit together chad and enjoy a potluck lunch. and talk about cars and everything under the sun. it gives them a boost if they've had a hard week at work then on a stressful business trip or having it rough as a retiree but. this fifty year old mercedes two fifty s.l. is also taking part in the excursion its owner. real

bmw is producing in leipzig, porsche. so it is a mixed bag.hil: this seems to be why that when we see the eastern germany being a hotbed of activism with the likes of the afd having a lot of support. werner: absolutely. the reason why a lot of people support the afd, the so-called alternative for germany, is this is a protest movement for them. the key word here is recognition. a lot of people in east germany do not feel they get recognition for their lives, for what they have achieved over the past 30 years or so. and they want to be heard. i think that is the key for all the problems that we have now in east germany. phil: werner, thank you so much for joining me. werner: thank you for having. phil: german chancellor angela merkel traveled to israel street after today's celebrations ahead of talks with premise or benjamin netanyahu. -- prime minister benjamin netanyahu. this comes as the european union attempts to salvage the 2015 iran n nuclear deal, which is something prime minister benjamin netanyahu is opposed to. most of the talks will

for example is producing and lives as porsche is producing. we have a little silicon valley which is doing very well so it's a very make spec there but this seems to be why then we say the east of jim has been this this hotbed of right wing activism with and the likes of the f.d.a. having a lot of support there and is what is this anti muslim piggy to movement. yes absolutely and the reason why a lot of people support the so-called alternative for germany is the. protest movement for them the key word here is recognition a lot of people in these germany do not feel that they get the recognition for their life or what they have achieved over the past thirty years or so and they want to be heard i think that is the key for all the problems that we have now in east germany to talk and you thank you so much for joining us that event as a thank you for having me. now you might remember the british prime minister has done for diplomacy during her recent visits to kenya and south africa videos like this went viral it was ridiculed by the u.k. press f

that's what they wore that's why they were watching this particular truck and across the road like porsche or other michigan at the canadian u.s. border there and that's when the f.b.i. after consulting with homeland security said hey let's put a g.p.s. tracker on this which is not exactly legal standpoint like you can when you would you cross a border into the united states they can search everything they can all start your car like a. you don't really have many rights at the border you know they can do that but it's usually within like this hundred miles oh and it's not one someone leaves the hundred miles on which is the real problem here and they tracked that truck for thirty three hours as it were michigan to chicago all the way down the southern california and that's where the l.a.p.d. they have the l.a.p.d. to confront them and bring in the two drivers and that's where this whole case kind of spring out where a judge said you can't do this homeland security f.b.i. sorry yeah i mean there's always that question about what's constitutional search and seizure and what's not and one of

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you feel the sound waves you feel the impact it's like you just hear it you feel the the strike the porsche and then the ground starts trembling slightly even kilometers away the ground starts from blowing slightly and it's one hell of a show on just to look at it and to two hundred to realize that this thing is taking people into space what it was village to be although we saw those pictures earlier on in the early stages of things big. to go wrong with all the pictures of u.s. troops shaking out over there was that when things started to go wrong probably was when things started to go wrong because everything is everything is of course. this is going to go it was amazing this is this is the moment and you can see some toys hanging in there and i mean it's not just an emotional it's not just sentimental value they have the indicators they're basically indicators when weightlessness in god so that's how that's how the crew since they're strapped tight that's how they know that the left and there's no atmosphere. for. his no where near to what the to what the experience on earth because the

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cctv footage shows her at the wheel of her porsche just before that attack. no stranger to violence, but a number of murders of prominent women has left people shaken. translation: this is not the first case. it is happening every single thursday. we just wait each thursday at to see what will happen. the situation is very difficult. most girls, and especially the most famous ones, are thinking about leaving iraq. translation: people are starting to be scared because of the assassination cases, especially the assassination cases, especially the young women. this is affecting them ina the young women. this is affecting them in a very negative way. tara fares's death them in a very negative way. tara fa res‘s death came just them in a very negative way. tara fares's death came just days after another woman was murdered in her car, this time a human rights activist in basra. the interior ministry says it has opened an investigation into ms fares's death, but many here feel more prominent women could be targeted next. now it is time to get all the latest from the

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of the porsche subsidiary of the w e w taking the limelight if you will in the state of opals day in court ok let me ask you about this other story only because sterling is holding near a one week low as it goes she asians folded before a crucial european union summit this week less than six months before britain leaves the bloc negotiators from both sides trying to overcome the biggest hurdle to a deal how to keep the u.k. frontier with the irish republic free of border checks come much time as the tories may has told parliament that a deal is possible and something new that a deal would be better than no deal so only how rough a week is this going to be with the break that summit come wednesday. it's going to be a rough week because the expectancies are being up of course by these statements by the u.k. prime minister and her spokesman says that she has talked or will have talked to today to the president of france to america live germany to the dutch prime minister and it seems that there's a lot of diplomacy going on ahead of this meeting as she still says no deal is better than

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