royce. mr. royce: mr. speaker, i appreciate the bipartisan relationship that all of the members on the foreign affairs committee have. but especially today. the words of mr. engel, that every member of this house should be mindful, that impugning motives, questioning the motives of those who disagree with us is not conducive to an honest and fair debate over these issues. i thank him for making that point on the floor today. and at this time i would yield three minutes to the gentleman from louisiana, the majority whip, steve scalise. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the majority whip, mr. scalise. mr. scalise: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman from california for yielding and for his leadership. you know, mr. speaker, when the president started these negotiations with iran, i think when you look at the fatal flaw in the beginning of those negotiations, they should have started with one basic premise. and that premise, mr. speaker, ought to have been to finally force iran to disman

royce. mr. royce: i yield two minutes conaway. mr. conaway: i rise in strong opposition to the approval process that's going on in the underlying deal with iran. it is one of the most consequential foreign policies we will confront. this is a terrible deal. i can't state it any more forcefully. we have seen this movie before. in 1994, president clinton's eal with north korea would rip them apart. that didn't happen and this is the exact same language we heard on that floor then. nd look at their current record. chief state sponsor of terrorism as their economy improves with the dropping of the sanctions, do you think that this ayatolla will become a moderate voice in his country? do you think he will take those resources and expand the mischief he has conducted around the world? the other side has given up on the snapback provisions and said those won't happen because we can't reinforce the sanctions. mr. speaker, this deal ushers in a world that is less safe, less stable and less secure. trust must be earned. i trust iran's word when

royce. mr. royce: mr. speaker, i yield three minutes to the gentleman from california, mr. nunes, chairman of the permanent select committee on intelligence. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california, mr. nunes, is recognized for three minutes. mr. nunes: thank you for yielding. mr. speaker, although the obama administration has pitched the iran nuclear accord to prevent the ayatollahs from making nuclear weapons, it lifts their activities after 10 to 15 years. many of my fellow members wonder how the administration can be so naive as to pave the way for an iranian bomb in the course of trying to prevent an iranian bomb. well, the answer is clear to me. the president is gambling. he's betting on the very act of engaging with iran will moderate the regime's behavior. so that in a decade or so from now we won't have to worry about it anymore. he has called his engagement with iran a cat -- calculated risk. indeed it is a risk. as i said, the president is placing a bet, but why would anyone bet o

royce, is recognized. mr. royce: yes, mr. speaker, i yield three minutes to the gentleman from texas, judge poe, chairman of the foreign affairs subcommittee on terrorism, nonproliferation, and trade. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for three minutes. mr. poe: i thank the chairman from california and his leadership on this critical national security issue. this iranian deal promises peace, peace in our time by guaranteeing a nuclear weapon ized iran in our children's time. anyone who has read the iran nuclear agreement act should support this legislation before s. 9 iran nuclear agreement act is to allow the representatives of the american people, us, to read what's in the deal before we vote on the deal. the nuclear deal with iran may be the most important international agreement in our lifetime. and the coker bill is crystal clear when it comes to defining what the president needs to provide congress before the review period of 60 days begins . the president is obligated under the law, let me

royce: i yield the gentleman 30 seconds. mr. westerman: i urge the administration to do the right thing by rejecting this deal in its entirity and i pray that god would intervene and help us. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentlelady is recognized. mr. watt -- ms. waters: i yield to the gentleman for five minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. >> as the only ph.d. physicist in congress, the only ph.d. scientist of any kind, i have taken very seriously my responsibility to review the technical assets of the proposed agreement and after over a dozen briefings, many of them individual, classified briefings by the technical experts who supported our negotiators, i have come to support this deal, not based on trust of iran but based on science. so i'd like to take a moment to make four technical points that underpin my support of this deal. first in regards to the claim that iran gets to be in charge of inspecting itself in investig

rolls-royce. -- rolls-royce is german owned. they saying about this refugee story and angela merkel's plan to admit 800,000 migrants. germany has an agent -- an aging population. hans: the carmakers want to do their part on the refugee crisis. there is a real demographic crisis in germany along with the short-term refugee situation. mr. ventured from corn last night as well as the daimler ceo saying that this is an opportunity for germany to repopulate its ranks with skilled workers to till the next generation of cars. have a listen as to how the daimler ceo cap stick. it.- couched >> there are many people in danger and in need of support. that is part of our obligation. there is great opportunity on the other end for our country. the demographics of our country are declining. we need people to support our growth. saw the germane market being fueled by billions of people coming from italy, spain, and turkey. we can see something similar now where people are coming from syria and other places and they can help us in our future. h

royce: mr. speaker, i rise in support of this legislation which would prohibit the president from waiving iran sanctions and prevent the implementation of this fatally flawed agreement. last night we spent many hours debating this agreement. we heard from members on both sides of the aisle, members who have deep concerns about where we are headed. mr. speaker, let's be very clear, this isn't just a bad deal. it's a disastrous deal. it's a disaster for the united states. it's a disaster for our allies and friends in the region, including israel. and when you think about it, when we think about the letter that we sent, 84% of us in this house signed the letter asking for four critical things in this negotiation. we got rolled on every one of the four. iran won on every point. iran gets to keep its nuclear infrastructure. the obama administration collapsed on the issue of verification. we don't have anywhere, any time inspections in here. we have got self-inspections by the iranian regime with resp

royce, your discussion with the chairman makes it clear. a wealthier, more militarized iran poses a significant threat to the stability of our allies in the region. especially to our friend israel. given the ayatollah's continued public incitement of violence against israel, what steps can congress take in tandem with these approval of the joint agreement to bolster israel's security and stability in the middle east? >> well, representative foxx, let me share with you my concerns in terms of what i saw close on the basis of iran's transfer. mr. royce: on the basis of iran's transfer of military capability to hezbollah. in 2016 when i was chairman of the -- 2006 when i was chairman of the terrorist subcommittee, anti-terrorism subcommittee, we were in haifa when it was being shelled. by the hezbollah regime. and at that point forces were on the ground. iranian forces were assisting. they maybe had 10,000 rockets and missiles in the inventory. in haifa they were slamming these missiles, each one had 90,000 ball bearings, into the center of to

royce. mr. royce: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from new jersey, mr. smith, chairman of the foreign affairs subcommittee on africa, global health, global human rights, and international organizations. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized for two minutes. mr. smith: mr. speaker, it was previously unacceptable an iranian nuclear state is now inevitable under the terms and conditions under the joint comprehensive plan of action. it is riddled with serious flaws, gaps, and huge concessions to iran. taken as a whole it poses a threat to israel and other friends in the region and is a significant risk to the united states. not only is iran now permitted to continue enriching uranium, a previous nonnegotiable red line with no enrichment whatsoever, but under this agreement iran will be able to assemble an industrial-scale nuclear program once the agreement begins to sunset in as little as a decade. make no mistake about it, iran's decade long hatred of israel shows no sign of abating any time soon. yesterday the times of israel

royce to come back. i want to thank the committee for not only their indulgence in allowing us to meet today, but we did not have the opportunity as a result two of our witnesses needing to leave and then mr. royce needing a chance to go down and vote. the chance for us to wait here for just a minute for mr. royce going back. we will then go to the gentlemen from ohio. and then on down the dias and we note that the gentleman, the chairman of the committee ran down and he's running back. chairman royce, i want to thank you very much. the gentlemen from columbus, ohio, the gentleman -- >> thank you, mr. chairman and i appreciate chairman royce running that was like watching the ohio state game last night you ran so fast. i appreciate you being here. you know, in congress, we set forward committees to create experts on lots of different areas. you've spent a lot of time in foreign affairs, as has your ranking member. i'm sorry we don't get the advantage of having him here today to talk about his perspective

royce, seek recognition? mr. royce: mr. speaker, pursuant to house resolution 412, i call up h.r. 3460 and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 3460, a bill to suspend until january 21, 2017, the authority of the president to wave, suspend, reduce, provide relief from, or otherwise limit the application of sanctions pursuant to an agreement related to the nuclear program of iran. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 412, the bill is considered as read. the bill shall be debatable for two hours with 30 minutes controlled by the chair of the committee on foreign affairs or his designee, 30 minutes of the chair controlled by the committee of the ways and means, and one hour controlled by the minority leader or her designee, the gentleman from california, mr. royce, the gentleman from wisconsin, mr. ryan, the gentleman from michigan, mr. conyers, and the gentleman from michigan mr. levin each control 30 minutes. the chair reco

royce, chairman royce, had said that that would be the preferred method except that the president's alreadythreatened that he would veto any effort along those lines. well, the fact is, that article ii, section ii when it comes to treaties does not make any provision for the president's veto. the senate can take a matter up that is a treaty. which this clearly is. and then if they vote 2/3 to ratify, it's ratified. if they don't, there is no veto available to the president. having consulted with numerous constitutional law professors, including berkeley constitutional law expert, a professor there, who says that although the senate may say the president needs to submit the iranian agreement as a treaty for ratification, that actually the senate could call it up on @r(t&ho court should say it failed to get the 2/3 necessary for ratification. and, therefore, it is not binding upon, nor is it a forcible against the united states. so it's a question. are we going to ignore the constitution? and i didn't vote for the corker bill like some of my friends here did not. but it is important to note t

and the technology is impeccably rolls-royce.ime heat detection system that can see humans and animals and the dark. rolls said it did the writeup because "nothing is more romantic and driving a convertible in the rain that night in hearing the drops pattering on the roof." but i increase -- i preferred the hardtop. gets to 60 miles per hour and 4.9 seconds and 19 miles for gallon. those are not impressive numbers. but i have a feeling you will be so taken with the wood paneling, the audio system and leather seats that you want mind -- you wno't on't mind. francine: up next, queen elizabeth ii has become the longest-serving monarch in british history, but the longer she reigns, the less wealthy she looks. why? we'll explain after the break. manus: our bloomberg's billionaires team discussing that. the expectation that her majesty might make a public statement. she has been on the throne for a while. francine: these are live pictures from scotland. queen elizabeth ii seeing a new train line in scotland. we are expecting the monarc

royce: thank you, mr. chairman. i would just make the observation that congress registered its concerns very early in this process. and in a bipartisan way. because if we think back to the legislate -- legislation that i and eliot engel originally authored and tried to push in terms of the negotiation, that legislation which passed this house 400-20 and then was blocked over in the senate at the request of the administration and could not come up, that would have given the ayatollah a choice between economic collapse or real compromise on his nuclear program. and i want to get to this point. that the president offers a false choice between this agroment or war. even a supporter of the deal testified in front of the committee that i chair i wouldn't say that if you were opposed to this deal that somehow that leads to war. i think that's false, said the witness on behalf of the administration. it is false. it is false. indeed the country's top military office, chairman of the joint chiefs, recently testified in front

. >> up next, rolls royce unveiling the new car today.e'll show you what it looks like and bring you an interview with the ceo of rolls royce. the market holding up nicely. s&p still up more than 1.5%. the nasdaq in the lead, technology stocks doing well today. 1.8%. thanks in part to apple. we'll talk about all the big movers when "squawk on the street" comes right back. >>> a new dawn is coming for rolls royce. the ultra luxury auto maker unveiling a new car this morning. >> carl, let's bring in tourist and muller the ceo of rolls royce. he joins us with pictures. i love the fact that you guys make no bones about it. you say this is the sixiest rolls royce ever. explain why. >> yeah. that's right. we say that for very good reasons. once you see the car and once you sit in the car and have the opportunity to ride it, it is the most luxurious place on earth. it's a pleasure to drive it. imagine going down the pacific coastal highway. there's no better place to be in. the whole appearance of the car is truly sexy. >> you have deliveries st

royce: thank you, mr. chairman. i would just make the observation that congress registered its concerns very early in this process. and in a bipartisan way. because if we think back to the legislate -- legislation that i and eliot engel originally authored and tried to push in terms of the negotiation, that legislation which passed this house 400-20 and then was blocked over in the senate at the request of the administration and could not come up, that would have given the ayatollah a choice between economic collapse or real compromise on his nuclear program. and i want to get to this point. that the president offers a false choice between this agroment or war.

they've got royce freeman inside the 40 yard line and oregon with a big pickup on the first play and picking up a first down. as we go to the two-minute mark. >> kirk: they're not in quite the fastball tempo you'd expect. that was outstanding patience there by royce ffreeman on that outsidzone. >> rece: freeman trying to middle. picks up about three. royce freeman's going to be up around 90 yards. >> kirk: you don't feel at this point mark helfrich telling vernon adams, let's go, let's go. it's not the tempo that you're accustomed -- it's fast, but it's not as fast as it can be. >> rece: 90 seconds left in the game. adams taking a shot. marshall's out there -- he was by himself and if adams could have put it on him, the ducks would have had the lead. >> kirk: the senior out there by himself. this is michigan state's defense. there's no safeties behind him. he stumbles, loses his balance. look at that. he's all alone. byron marshall had five, maybe eight yards of separation because he lost his footing and marshall pulled away. >> rece: third down and seven. spartans bringing pressure

royce: i yield the gentleman 30 seconds. mr. westerman: i urge the administration to do the right thing by rejecting this deal in its entirity and i pray that god would intervene and help us. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentlelady is recognized. mr. watt -- ms. waters: i yield to the gentleman for five minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. >> as the only ph.d. physicist in congress, the only ph.d. scientist of any kind, i have taken very seriously my responsibility to review the technical assets of the proposed agreement and after over a dozen briefings, many of them individual, classified briefings by the technical experts who supported our negotiators, i have come to support this deal, not based on trust of iran but based on science. so i'd like to take a moment to make four technical points that underpin my support of this deal. first in regards to the claim that iran gets to be in charge of inspecting itself in investig

the ceo claims, it is the sexiest rolls-royce ever built. matt miller has the ceo of rolls-royce.ere are many rolls-royce fans. owners thatyce would think their own is the sexiest. this is a good looking car. the unveiling. typically you would roll out a new car at one of the big car shows in frankfurt or geneva. you have decided to do this one online. why? a couple of reasons. the number one reason is that you know better than me the media landscape changes dramatically. you see more and more blogging and demand for information and streaming information quickly into the world. it is raising. for that, we were catering to this demand. number two, you would see that our clients, who are getting younger and younger over the years are also very much used to modern devices -- online media and all that stuff. we are catering for new needs in the market. honest, i think a car show is great, but for the future it is no longer sufficient to make a big noise around the unveiling of a car. matt: this is the second drop head. and one has more legroom the rear end reminds me of an old boat. w

royce: i yield myself two minutes. i want to underscore the point the gentleman from illinois made a few minutes ago. this deal effectively shreds the bipartisan nonproliferation treaty. . bipartisan accomplishment an accomplishment that has served to curtail proliferation for 50 years now. as a consequence of this action, for the first time, we are going to make an exception for iran, an exception that everyone else is going to demand. and we are going to see an arms race if this deal goes through. not just in the middle east but threaten s going to the wider world as well. i yield one minute to the gentleman from missouri -- the gentlelady from missouri, mrs. hartzler. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from missouri is recognized for one minute. mrs. hartzler: i rise today to voice my strong opposition to the president's nuclear agreement with iran. it is not good for america or her allies. the administration would have us believe that the only alternative to this deal is war. those of us saying this is a bad d

royce to come back. i want to thank the committee for not only their indulgence in allowing us to meet today, but we did not have the opportunity as a result two of our witnesses needing to leave and then mr. royce needing a chance to go down and vote. the chance for us to wait here for just a minute for mr. royce going back. we will then go to the gentlemen from ohio. and then on down the dias and we note that the gentleman, the chairman of the committee ran down and he's running back. chairman royce, i want to thank you very much. the gentlemen from columbus, ohio, the gentleman -- >> thank you, mr. chairman and i appreciate chairman royce running that was like watching the ohio state game last night you ran so fast. i appreciate you being here. you know, in congress, we set forward committees to create experts on lots of different areas. you've spent a lot of time in foreign affairs, as has your ranking member. i'm sorry we don't get the advantage of having him here today to talk about his perspective

they've got royce freeman inside the 40 yard line and oregon with a big pickup on the first play and picking up a first down. as we go to the two-minute mark. >> kirk: they're not in quite the fastball tempo you'd expect. that was outstanding patience there by royce freeman on that outside zone. >> rece: freeman trying to middle. picks up about three. royce freeman's going to be up around 90 yards. >> kirk: you don't feel at this point mark helfrich telling vernon adams, let's go, let's go. it's not the tempo that you're accustomed -- it's fast, but it's not as fast as it can be. >> rece: 90 seconds left in the game. adams taking a shot. marshall's out there -- he was by himself and if adams could have put it on him, the ducks would have had the lead. >> kirk: the senior out there by himself. this is michigan state's defense. there's no safeties behind him. he stumbles, loses his balance. look at that. he's all alone. byron marshall had five, maybe eight yards of separation because he lost his footing and marshall pulled away. >> rece: third down and seven. spartans bringing pressure

royce: i yield myself two minutes. i want to underscore the point the gentleman from illinois made a few minutes ago. this deal effectively shreds the bipartisan nonproliferation treaty. . bipartisan accomplishment an accomplishment that has served to curtail proliferation for 50 years now. as a consequence of this action, for the first time, we are going to make an exception for iran, an exception that everyone else is going to demand. and we are going to see an arms race if this deal goes through. not just in the middle east but threaten s going to the wider world as well. i yield one minute to the gentleman from missouri -- the gentlelady from missouri, mrs. hartzler. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from missouri is recognized for one minute. mrs. hartzler: i rise today to voice my strong opposition to the president's nuclear agreement with iran. it is not good for america or her allies. the administration would have us believe that the only alternative to this deal is war. those of us saying this is a bad d

royce for taking time to be with us today. obviously, without objection, anything in writing will be entered into the record. you know that you're here to provide expert testimony. you recognize that this is a very serious issue and i appreciate each one of you being here today. mr. chairman, you're recognized. >> thank you chairman sessions and thank you ranking member, slaughter. >> that microphone on it. >> i guess i would just start, mr. chairman, with the observation that the premise there that the controlling vote would be the security council vote, which miss slaughter raised, sort of goes against the very intention of the house and senate in passing legislation in the first place. that would give congress a vote on this. and this really raised the question, the timing, of going to the security council before we received the briefing on the agreement itself. and before the people's representatives in the house and senate, even had an opportunity to be recorded on this. the fact that the assertion would make -- be made t

rolls-royce and my bikini say they have seen no tapering in 2015. think of that -- and lamborghini say they have seen no tapering in 2015. if they are feeling healthy about the economy, and auto companies tell us, that could be an indication that billionaires are not as poor as some of the reports we are reading. when we look at those equities and values shaved off the chinese equity, that is not being requested in auto sales. scarlet: we will have to create a special indicator for that. if you take a broader look, yours deals with serious issues, the migrant crisis, right and center. there has been a political tone at the auto show. what are the conversations taking place around that? own, the ceo of daimler, he mentioned that -- let's put this in context -- companies are unveiling fancy concept cars and some bagels are selling for hundreds of thousands of euros and the idea is that europe could potentially have some sort of opportunity out of this refugee crisis, was raised by mitsubishi and here is what he said last night. he said that it is a gr

>> rolls is calling this the sexiest rolls-royce it has ever built. sexy is not usual lay word we use to associate with rolls-royces but check out the new dawn. it's a convertible, a four-seat convertible that rolls-royce will start selling in the second quarter of next year and when it comes out it's likely to have a high amount of interest particularly in california and those are the two large markets. years-to-date sales are up 4.2% and even though you have choppy markets right here in the u.s. and a lot of people might be saying are the wealthy going to step up to pay $350,000 or $400,000 for one of these vehicles the ceo says there's plenty of interest out there. >> it's not that we're completely immune against any ripples in the market, but rest assured we have shown this beauty already to quite an amount of potential customers, particularly in the united states and the pickup is tremendous. the bank looks good for next year so i'm not worried about that. >> not surprising that there will be heavy interest in north america which is the number on

royce: thank you, mr. chairman. i'd just make the observation that congress registered its concerns in this process and in a bipartisan way. because if we think back to the legislation that i and eliot engel originally authored and tried to push in terms of this negotiation, that legislation, which passed this house 400-20 -- 400-20 and then was blocked over in the senate at the request of the administration and could not come up, that would have given the ayatollah a choice between economic collapse or real compromise on his nuclear program. and i want to get to this point that the president offers a false choice between this agreement or war. even a supporter of the deal testified in front of the committee that i chair that i wouldn't say that if you were opposed to this deal that somehow that leads to war. i think that's false, said the witness on behalf of the administration. it is false. it is false. indeed, the country's top military office, the chairman of the joint chiefs recently testified in front of congr

next halfng up in the hour, a new day is dawning for rolls-royce. it is called dawn.a look at special , like market share in china where they have gotten hurt substantially. pimm: and the chief executive of under armour tells us why he is still bullish on china. he's planning to open dozens of locations in the country this month. much more on their expansion plans coming up. and a focus on markets with a rally today. stocks closing higher in shanghai. matt: there is been a lot of news to digest today and over the weekend. including the news coming from china and the debate over whether the fed will raise interest rates next week. michael rourke is chief strategist at jones trading. a little bit of a rally today, but a falloff in the past six weeks. is this driven by china pouring money late day into its trading? mike: it is partially driven by that. i told my clients to ask that 18 torket to trade in the 230 range. weekusly, it was a holiday and people were concerned. i don't think you are seeing strong follow-through here in the cash or trading -- the castrating u.s.

and rolls-royce is getting in on the action. adding a fourth member to its family. it's a four seater convertible. it will sell from between, 350 to $400,000. so not a bad one to put on your christmas list. >> pocket change, perfect. >> deliveries will not start until the second quarter of 2016. >> still to come, uber takes a spin around beijing. why the ride sharing services is staying bullish on china. we're back in a couple of minutes. at&t and directv are now one. which means you can watch movies while you're on the move. sitcoms, while you sit on those. and even fargo, in fargo! binge, while you lose weight! and enjoy a good cliffhanger while you hang from a... why am i yelling? the revolution will not only be televised. the revolution will be mobilized. introducing the all in one plan. only from directv and at&t. without the internet i would probably be like a c student. internet essentials from comcast has brought low-cost high speed internet into the homes of hundreds of thousands of low-income families. it lets students do homework and study at home. so far

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look at that a rolls royce. after your reception, they hopped in the rolls royce. >> what did that cost to rent. >> that is what i want to know. >> you cannot ask that question. >> yes, you can if they are real friends. >> would i never ask that question. >> i don't think would i ask either. >> i had to pend so much money. i had to get a dress. fly down to orlando. i had to go to the wedding. the gift, the cash, the hotel room. >> what did you get them as a gift. >> i gave them cash. that is the the best thing to give in a wednesdaying. >> 100 percent. >> you have to pay for wedding and honeymoon. >> couple things there, does this study include the cost of the wedding ring because the wedding rings are getting ridiculously expensive. >> that is true, it is not including the cost of the wedding ring because that is before the wedding. they don't include that in the cost good 30 grand plus the ring what do women want to you spend. >> three or four or $5,000. >> what did four carat cost. >> it doesn't matter. >> i

the second notable arrest coming yesterday. 26-year-old royce sterling moore of lakeport was a passenger in a car stopped at a barricade. he was dressed in all black clothing and after a quick search, the sheriff's department placed him under arrest after finding burglary tools in his backpack. they also found drugs, but to mention he had two outstanding warrants. the sheriff's department believes he was on his way to commit burglaries in evacuated homes. just another example of why deputies aren't here, but rather are checking up on homes. live in lakeport, philippe djegal, kron 4 news. >> pam :new at 11. hundreds of animals were separated from their homes when the valley fire tore through lake county. tonight many of them are being cared for in the city of lakeport. kron four's jeff bush talked to the animal control manager. about the challenges of rescuing the animals and how to reunite them with their owners. >> jeff :dogs, cats, chickens, and rabbitsa short list of the house pets rescued from the valley firenot to mention the live stock in the rural area where hundreds of homes were

rolls-royce is out with a new model and the company describes it quite simply as the sexiest rolls-royceke to the ceo about why don't was unveiled on the internet. >> you see more and more happening. you see blogging. demand and tosay really stream information world, it isthe raising and raising. you have clients getting younger and younger as well over the years. also very much used to modern devices, online media, and all that stuff nearly are catering basically for a new niche. to really unveil. matt: this one has apparently more legroom. the rear end kind of reminds me of an old -- an old boat. what do you think are your favorite designs on this? definitely where we have put it outside onto the roof but also down to the interior of the car and that is gorgeous. that amounts to what i would call professional crafting in yachting. that is exactly the feeling when you are driving that. it is gorgeous. imagine sitting in this car, driving down the pacific coastal highway. note better place on earth. matt: with as much power, i am sure it is a lot of fun. we read that you are aiming towar

it's an ultra luxury competitor up in the bentley and rolls-royce territory. the year of the suv is for us in the united states, and the car right behind me. >> oh, yeah. i'm looking at it too. >> and i'm looking through to you. to a model that is right behind you and that's the gle coupe. >> okay. >> it's based on our mmp l platform, our mid sized sport utility, it's a true off roader and with really an aggressive metal and a pure performance car. >> i'm more of a suv car. i call it the g-wagon is my car. how do you describe the mercedes driver. >> you are not alone being an suv person. and sort of the grand daddy of them all is the g-daddy, it's the big box car, it's the most capable off road vehicle on the planet. started out as a military vehicle. this is why, it's been renamed, the gla-coupe, it shares the same dna the same kind of, not quite the same off road capabilities. true off roader in a package that our buyers are looking today. >> i think about how ininclusive. >> the more successful, you can be, if we are out there in a diverse united states pop

possibly in the fire zone. 26-year-old royce moore was arrested for possession of burglary tools, two warrants, and possession of controlled substance paraphernalia. sheriff's deputies pulled over a car. driving along a closed road in kelseyville early this morning. moore was sitting in the backseat. authorities searched his backpack. and found pliers, drills, and other tools. sheriff's deputies believed he was planning and attempting to burglarize the homes of evacuated residents. in the cobb mountain area. an anonymous warning was posted in one neighborhood. for anyone thinking about looting 'valley fire' victims. a sign posted at the border of pope valley and middletown reads - quote - "attention scum. you loot. we shoot." it is not known who posted the warning. one resident advises.everyone should use caution when posting personal information on social media. because looters could be using those platforms to locate evacuated homes. currently. only emergency responders, media, and those authorized by law enforcement. are allowed in middletown fire area. coming up. the valley fire m

. >>> he rolls royce new convertible called the dawn arises today. what is it going to cost? it's going to set you back from $350,000 to $400,000. that will be rid sharp, right? >> what color is yours? >> i got mine in blue because that's how we roll. >>> also, leaders in taiwan, they see a fireball streak across the sky. you can see it light up the sky. dash cam video this is found in northern bangkok. there's no information on what exactly it was. however officials believe it was a meteor, or possibly a large piece of space junk. >>> overseas to what we call archaeology on steroids. a big find shrouded in mystery. millions visit stonehenge but researchers us d high-resolution ground penetrating radar to reveal nearly 100 stones buried underground. they stretch for nearly a mile a "c shape. >> the best part is, yes, these have just been hidden. lost to archaeology and history. and we ve just found them again. >> that's incredible. the stones are up to 15 feet high and 6 feet wide. they remain buried underground all this time. that's incredible. i love stuff like this. >> wow

representative royce asked -- told secretary kerry, i worry that this will become a precedent. so you have this side deals issue playing out really across everything that counts in town here. politics, policy and public affairs. and in the last 48 hours, that has now become a legislative issue or at least an issue in the battle between congress and the president over the arrangement. so there's been a lot of talk on the hill, both among democrats and republicans, but in the context of this strategy, it's largely republican strategy, that the so-called corker clock, the 60-day clock during which congress has the right to review the jcpoa and if they feel so moved, to pass a resolution of disapproval, that that clock hasn't started. the administration and frankly leadership in the senate believe -- have stated that it started when the administration transmitted a number of documents relevant to their disclosure obligations. some of those have been leaked, some of those haven't. those involve things like the u.s.'s collapse on p.m.d.'s, it involves arrangements, involves why the i

orlando: me gusta su mÚsica, esta fotografÍa en pantalla muestra el cantante prince royce saliendo juntopuerto iba llegando ricky martin, muy a la moda, cuando ricky salÍa entraba david beckham con su esposa y sus hijos, no sabÍan a quiÉn tomarle fotos. se inclinaron por ricky. vamos con las noticias. satcha:vamos a hablar de cosas que tienen que ver con la madre naturaleza que desatÓ su furia en phoenix, arizona, que terminaron el rescate, uno de ellos el de una mujer de un mes, su madre viajaba en automÓvil y al darse cuenta que no podÍa seguir, se detuvo, saliÓ del vehÍculo y subiÓ a una acera donde socorristas la pusieron a salvo, tambiÉn generÓ la suspensión de vuelos, apagones de incendios. lluvias torrenciales en charleston, carolina del sur, brigadas de rescate van de puerta en puerta, y deslaves cubren carreteras, los remanentes de "erika", serÍan la causa, tambiÉn han afectado el norte de florida, el desierto de utah, veces y cargo hasta nueva york la naturaleza se manifiesta con una intensa ola de calor. pero volviendo al agua, texas nos escapa del golpe del tiempo, el estado

his name is royce moore. police say he was inside a car in kelseyville with burglary tools, a gun and a pipe used for smoking meth. the deputies are patrolling all of these areas. evacuated towns. hoping to stop the looters. they're getting help from other agencies that are assisting lake county as well. now, on the opposite end of the spectrum are the folks that are here, the evacuees and the volunteers that are just sitting out here in these tents. they are grateful for everything that they have. even when it's just a little bit, and even when it's rain-soaked. it is not the kind of camping that these families are used to. the old friends are sharing a soggy makeshift mega tent with four kids, three dogs, and a cat. the inferno raced to his hidden valley home, this man said he's been given everything he needs. >> we left with nothing. but the clothes on our backs. the tents, the tarps, the awnings, the dog boxes, the food, the dog food, the dog treats, absolutely everything. >> reporter: julian saw their ho

. >> this is a photo of my cousin, royce. he has syndrome. and that was my motive to come here so that i get a miracle from pope francis and my little cousin gets saved. >> what did you feel as you saw the pope coming around that bend? >> i still feel the tearing coming out of my eyes. so emotional. totally blessed. a one-time experience. i'm so thankful that i was so close to him. >> now, who else was in? we've got a huge crowd. >> where are you from? >> i flif brooklyn. >> what part? >> crown heights. >> what went through your mind? >> well, i was excited to see the pope. i enjoy the time. >> six hours of wait ng the park. >> yeah, waiting in the park. >> we've got even more over that tl. >> eight hours in the park. >> several hours, but i brought my son because i wanted the pope to bless us and it was a great experience. felt like a wonderful pilgrimage pilgrimage. >> chuck, i know as people down waiting for the mass, really, the sort of mass for the people was in central park because not only the 80,000, but tens of thousands more waiting

chairman royce thank you for being with us. so much time given to this issue in iran. i've only been in the house for almost nine months now. i think i'll be able to say if i'm lucky enough to be here in another nine years, this is probably going to be the most important vote i take. all of us collectively will probably be able to say something similar. i read the agreement. i went downstairs and availed myself and took the time to read what was in it. i've gone to israel to visit with people in that country to hear their concerns. their questions. things that i felt that i needed to understand. i've listened intently to chairman carey -- secretary carey, and secretary lew. i went into this process with as open a mind as possible because this is an important decision. it's not a republican versus a democrat decision. if it's a good deal, it's a good deal. if it's not, it's not. it shouldn't be just because we have a particular letter behind your name. i'm afraid it's turning into that. that's very, very unfortunate. but i have -- after all this process and very much en

i would love to get bentley, rolls-royce automobiles.we could sell a couple automobiles on board, that would be nice. betty: whether it is the promise of the emerging chinese market or the appeal of the next generation of millennial cruisers, these two titans are laying it all on the line, and moving ahead to shake off the negative news of the past. royal caribbean's flagship vessel, quantum of the seas, won't be top dog for long. in 2016, they're rolling out a bigger, better, bolder cruise ship, the harmony of the seas, with the ability to carry more than 5000 passengers. it will be the largest cruise ship in the ocean. arnold donald is pulling out all the stops with carnival's vista next year. his goal is to see the rest of the world climb aboard. arnold: cruising is the greatest vacation value there is. it is one of the greatest vacation experiences you could possibly have. when people experience the right product for them, they are hooked for life. carol: with the right ingredients -- speed, quality, leadership -- steve: good morning

deputies say they caught this man 26-year-old royce sterling moore casing homes in the area. they arrested him for possession of burglary tools and drug paraphernalia. if you would like to honestly help the fire victims, the red cross says it needs cash. you can give online at redcross.org. or text red cross to 90999. make an instant $10 donation. >>> well, news on the other major wildfire burning in northern california. just minutes ago, the coroner confirming a fatality in the "butte fire." that's the one burning in the sierra foothills. the remains were found in the community of mountain ranch. the "butte fire" burned 71,000 acres and more than 300 structures. >>> still to come, a sexual assault at a bay area school. the alleged victim is an 8-year- old girl. and tonight, a school employee is under arrest. >> a homemade clock a tech savvy teenager hauled off in handcuffs. tonight mark zuckerberg wants to immediate him and so does the president. >> and watch out, the software glitch that's putting a big appl,,,,,,,, >>> details coming in on a major earthquake that has rocke

they arrested two suspects in their vehicles and this man, 26-year-old royce moore who had a car full of burglary tools. as nel arrived at her hidden valley home to find her 2400 square foot house burned to the ground, she's more concerned about finding her cats. on saturday night, she packed up her two dogs and 15 cats to escape the fire. but she is still missing five more. >> stuff is stuff. you know. it's sad to lose it, but i really just care about the animals' safety. >> nel and her daughter have only 15 minutes to leave the pets water and food. and search for the missing cats. finally, nel hears an answer to her calls and finds pooch, her paws are burned but she's okay. >> i'm very joyous to find at least one of them. and hopefully we'll find more in the coming weeks. >> a furry bundle of joy in the midst of devastation. i'm sure you have noticed this, too. as we have been out here, we have seen a lot of people who were able to rescue their pets. we also visited a veterinarian who said he has been treating 150 animals including sheep and horses and cats and dogs with burnt paws.

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