ornaments most bentleys were exact replicas of rolls royce models. that only changed after the most wagon group acquired bentley through its purchase a rolls royce motors in one nine hundred ninety eight now bentley is once again creating its own vehicles and giving rolls royce now owned by b.m.w. a run for its money. next time i drive it i dream machine from the mercedes tuning specialists the am g g t. and a bear of a car we test the skoda kodiak. it's a huge waste of resources. intact diesel vehicles land in the junkyard millions of tons of food in the garden. that's everyday life in a throwaway society. sustainability is more important than ever but how can the massive squandering of resources be avoided. made in germany and thirty nine d. w. g w diversity. where the world of science is at home in many languages. far thought of programming go on there you know. our innovations magazine for us. every week and ways of looking to the future. science and research for asia. the sort of interest when i was came to ders or dealing with anyone at all the

in the post-war era rolls royce took badge engineering to the extreme. except for the emblems and hood ornaments most bentleys were exact replicas of rolls royce models. that only changed after the most wagon group acquired bentley through its purchase a rolls royce motors in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight now bentley is once again creating its own vehicles and giving rolls royce now owned by b.m.w. a run for its money. next time on drive that dream machine from the mercedes tuning specialists the am g g t. and a bear of a car we test the skoda kodiak. top model struck their stuff. these splendid horses posing in front of the. festival. after their daily star. took a photo shoot. with fans from all over the world. your moment. thirty minutes. lights. the whole. dot com. freedom of expression. of ways has to be defended. all over the world. of freedom freedom of art. a multimedia project about artists and their right to express their views freely. d w dot com part of freedom. go to the. we speak your language our spanish program tonight. only as w

level model the rolls royce twenty twenty five there's s. one nine hundred twenty nine. depending on christopher tells us that the bentley three and a half liter was the first darby bentley technically it was based on the pretty conservative rolls royce twenty twenty five so they had to make quite a few modifications before it fitted bentley sports car image that chassis is much lighter and the street six engine was souped up rolls royce might not have talked much about horsepower but bentley sure did its technicians were able to eke one hundred ten horsepower out of three point seven leaders have q.b. capacity christophe says they transformed a sluggish a luxury sedan into what became known as the silent sports car sports car. while the bentley three and a half leader does have rigid axle. it's adjustable hydraulic shock absorbers allow this one point seven tonne juggernaut to offer a good mix of comfort and sportiness the precise steering and huge servo assisted drum brakes make the bentley feel like a race car. of a book i'm krista of say

ornaments most bentleys were exact replicas of rolls royce models. that only changed after the most wagon group acquired bentley through its purchase a rolls royce motors in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight now bentley is once again creating its own vehicles and giving rolls royce now owned by b.m.w. a run for its money. next time i drive it i dream machine from the mercedes tuning specialise the am g g t. and a bear of a car we test the skoda kodiak. one thing's for sure. it's going to the polls cool. taka tax. and voters are subject to manipulation. information. strong. skipjack using google you saw a small. the fast pace of life in the digital no shift has the lowdown on the web showing new developments and providing useful information the wittiest finds and interviews with makers and users. should in forty five minutes to. my first vice i was a sewing machine. where i come from women are bound by this notion for something as simple as learning how to ride a bicycle isn't. since i was a little girl i wanted to have a buy cycle of my home but

royce. mr. royce: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and to include any extraneous material into the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. royce: i thank you. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for such time as he may consume. mr. royce: mr. speaker, thanks. and let me point out that the world is rightly focused on the threat that north korea poses to global security. the detonations, the missile launches, the forward-deploit artillery that we have seen across from the border in south korea and i've been once into north korea. i know my colleague here, eliot engel, has been twice to the capital there, but going along the eastern coast, the eastern seaboard into north korea, you can see the threat. you can see the artillery, the tanks, the rockets, the how itzers lined up and you can see where they're aimed. maybe ink we have to point out that the

right away the brides loved his vintage rolls royce sedan.he business took off and the cash rolled in. >> our first year we did $444,000 in the first year. of business. >> by their second year, revenue had nearly doubled, but maurice was looking beyond that. he had to figure out a way to continue to grow his business, and he didn't have it quite yet. >> well, the obvious one was that we couldn't get a bride to get married on a tuesday. why? it's a great day. the rolls royce sat monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, and friday. so we had some lost utilization, issues we had to deal with. either we had to buy a lot of rolls royce's to go out on saturdays and sundays, which wasn't practical, or we had to change the business model. >> around that time, a hotel client suggested they add on corporate limousine rides. >> they opened up their books and showed me how much they were giving a local limousine company, weren't very happy with them, and thought we could do a good job. >> but the client said, there's just one thing. >> you can't drive them

we feel we are getting better heard. >> when you talk about the trade rolls royce does, sending engines to airbus in france, is there any other way than having some sort of customs union as you see it that would protect against tariffs? >> i mean, there are ways. you can figure it out. as i said, status quo is something that we've all tried and tested it would be helpful to us and our suppliers. a lot of our supply chain is continental europe keeping the status quo from a narrow point of view would be by far the best outcome >> going back to what you were saying about the overall look at rolls royce, where you are today, there's still work to be done what do you think is the biggest objective? >> internally we have had a massive program of new product introductions. that's one of the reasons we had to deal with difficult issues. delivering those dealing with the teething problems, making sure customers get what they want is number one. second is more operational issues, getting cost efficient as new engines mature. i would say our biggest priority is internal. really delivering on the f

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the german carmaker also owns the other iconic british brand, rolls royce.chief executive and asked how a german car giant with a lot of assets in the uk deals with brexit. we need, clearly, free trade. bmw is invested in free trade, and free trade between european countries is important to be competitive. this is also better for the uk, important to be competitive. this is also betterfor the uk, so we don't need any high barriers, tariff barriers, between them. we also need free people movement between the uk and europe. so there are certain things that we do achieve to make the business there for the future in the business there for the future in the uk. and this is something we talk openly with politicians in the uk and eu about. that is fine if things go well. whatever doesn't? what if there are carrusca is that with that put british production in jeopardy? we need to look at what happens and how the framework and conditions will develop. but i am sure that there will be a pragmatic solution. i hope that it will happen, because both sides need that. othe

congressman royce won. we didn't run a candidate against him last time. when you look at the district numbers, it's 50/50. all the national reports, this is one of those just straight up 50/50, so the question becomes a couple things. one, can you turn out the democratic voters and keep them on your side? two, can you bring nments and have them a part of your story, and three on the republican side, there's a lot of frustration and anger with what's going on. and can you give them an alternative. because it's not politics on firer someone. you might not like donald trump. you may not love your congressman, but you're not just going to replace them like that. it's got to be, can you hire someone. my conversation focuses on a couple things. number one, i'm local. i'm out there. my parents' story is the same immigrant story as so many stories. whether it's the korean american wholatino, or someone who came several generations over. and number two, i can do the job on day one. i was a chief of staff in the senior official of the obama administration. i know h

congressman royce won by 14. he largely won because we didn't run a candidate against him last time and when you look at the district numbers, it's 50-50. all the national reports, this is one of those straight up 50-50 so the question becomes a couple things. one, can you turn out the democratic voters and keep them on your side. can you bring in independents and have them part of your story and on the republican side there's frustration and anger with what's going on so can you give them an alternative that they're hiring because it's not just a question in politics on firing someone so you may not like donald trump. you may not love your congressman but you're not just going to replace them like that my conversation focuses on a couple things. i'm local. my parents' story is the same as so many immigrant families. whether it's the korean american who came here, the latino or someone who came here several generations over, this is just trying to get ahead for the next generation. i was the chief of staff in con

they want the rolls royce, the diamond watches, the diamond chains, the diamond earrings.want everything right now. i think it's better if you work hard and you take the long route and get it because you appreciate a lot more. but also, it takes to surround yourself with smart individuals. with my team, i don't want to be the only intelligent, smart one. you want to surround yourself with smart people and intelligent people that can help your empire grow. that's what it's really about. >> you know, many people like to talk about you as mayweather and flashing money but they don't see how you flash your money in the intercommunity, kids by the name of stacie and give them opportunity when they face a health crisis, how you empowered schools and individuals to make a difference in their life. talk about how you make your money and your wealth grow for others all around the world. >> what we do, we've been giving back to the less fortunate for years. over 20 years. back to public schools, to inner city kids. these are things they don't talk about in the media. when you see th

elvis is alive, but his royce is a little raspy. >> okay okay. >> sounds like a jet engine. >> exactlyl thing about elvis is he now lives in colorado as the colorado gator farm. we've got friends up there. they love this show and this day they wore one of our shirts. >> sure they did. >> they sure did. >> um-hum. if we don't recognize that walk. >> i didn't fool you. >> what's up? >> kind folks jason, dave and jay invited me up to have a little fun with their gators. >> hang on show us the fingers. >> one, two, three, go. >> what did it feel like? >> pure power. i knew i was doing the right thing by i knew if she really wanted to she could easily whip out of that. amber and dave and jay and jason were all there to put ointment on some of her cuts and scrapes. >> ointment will stay on even when she's in the water. >> we walked over to see elvis but they made me walk through this entire pen. they assure me that they'll just jump into the water as i get closer. >> they're like lounging like that's the beach. >> did they really move out of the way? e did. here's elvis and i freaked out a b

>> we were going to have the rolls royce of a big, beautiful wall.st section of that is inspiring to me to hear that, erin. the second part kind of says that the rolls royce is going to be an overhauled gilapi. there was a time when i made concession to that and it could mean a fence, could mean vibration sensors or infrared cameras and could be drones or a balloon. the president articulated it beautifully. the cheapest thing we can do is build that wall and build the support mechanisms and the technology on it and around it and man it and maintain it. >> he has frustrated you, he has frustrated others, including conservative commentator ann coulter who tweeted -- and by the way, she was once a big trump supporter, as were you. she said, at this point, who doesn't want trump impeached? she was responding to the president's tweet about daca in which he said they've been in our country for many years through no fault of their own brought in by their parents at a young age. he was tweeting about this and the issues are related, daca and the wall. she sa

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♪ i'm still jenny from the block ♪ >> reporter: yep, these two riding around in a rolls-royce convertibleemind you of this scene from jen's iconic video. back then it was former fiance ben affleck who kept her company. ironically, "jenny from the block" just so happens to be a-rod's favorite song. wonder if they had their own carpool karaoke? >> when i'm in the car with jennifer, i just drive. i do as i'm told, you know. it's like, when i'm with my daughters. same thing. they just say, daddy, drive. play this. yeah, there's not much to say. >> reporter: today at an event for the new kia stinger, a-rod couldn't help but gush about his lady. >> she's just magical. everything she touches is just -- i have learned so much from her in such a short period of time. >> reporter: in another couple sighting, j-lo's ex, ben affleck and lindsey shookus were out in new york city on a date. a paparazzo got straight to the point. >> ben, is lindsey the one? >> reporter: ben kept mum on that one. >> have a good day. >> sometimes silence speaks louder than words. >> just ignore. >> they were holding hands

congressman ed royce with me in studio. welcome back to new york city. frame it. you can pick any point you want. turn over all theme. >> here is the theme. the number one security risk -- threat to all 50 states is the fact that north korea now has a hydrogen bomb 17 times more powerful than the one that was used at hiroshima. we have a situation where all the tests north korea have done up until this last test is still not as powerful as the totality of what they have unleashed. the attempt to focus the world's attention on the fact that we have an opportunity to shut down this north korean program, but only if we have beijing's attention. we need china's attention here. they are merchant bank and their agricultural bank continue to give the hard currency to north korea it needs for this multi-billion program to run this build-up. >> bill: there is a lot of money under the table. the headline caught everyone. let me take you back 2 1/2 weeks ago. general james mattis outside the west wing on north korea. >> our commitment among the allies are iron clad. any thre

it was the first time i ever cruised in a rolls-royce. his car collection is insane.p in and out of homeless shelters in the way my family struggled, i never could have imagined that type of lifestyle where i hop in his lamborghini one day and his rolls-royce one day and see how he lives. i would never think this man and myself would have a genuine friendship. me and said he is pretty intense, and he is going to call you all the time. accept it. i am still working on that because he calls me a bunch of times. to make this happen, this stuff costs to produce. up with his friends and coworkers and people he felt would really connect with this message, and he got them all to rally behind it and support it. that is how we were able to make this happen financially. is going to come up, and i cannot tell you how much i love you and respect you. thank you. [applause] >> hello, civility amb assadors. it is hot as hades up here. if tomorrow wasn't promised, what would you do today? how would you treat your fellow man? what would your legacy to this world be? that is right, you

ed royce will be there and he is with me now. i know it's classified. our viewers about the importance of that meeting today? >> well, bill, i can share this with you. it is a national security threat to the entire country as we're well aware, the development now of three stage icbms as well as the ability to deliver a warhead has reached the point where america is at the brink of being at risk. and as a consequence we need to look at what has worked in the past and what hasn't worked and develop a strategy and implement in. >> bill: you were in south korea a week ago, right? what did you learn? >> i was. one of the things i learned in sitting down with a recent defector, a minister from north korea who had defected through london was a short history, if i could just go through what transpired in the past. in 2006, it is the only time -- it was the bush administration. it was actually the treasury department that decided to do it. they deployed sanctions in such a way the sanctions went on china, on the chinese banks and shut down all currency into the

it was the first time i ever cruised in a rolls-royce. this guy's car collection is insane.know that myself growing up , in and out of homeless shelters, in the way my family struggled, i never could have imagined that type of lifestyle where i hop in his lamborghini one day, and his rolls-royce one day and see how he lives. i would never think this man and myself would have a genuine friendship. his wife called me and said he is pretty intense, and he is going to call you all the time. just accept it. i am still working on that , because he calls me a bunch of times. to make this happen, this stuff costs to produce. he teamed up with his friends and coworkers and people he felt would really connect with this message, and he got them all to rally behind it and support it. that is how we were able to make this happen financially. duane is going to come up, and i cannot tell you how much i love you and respect you. thank you. [applause] >> hello, civility ambassadors. [cheers] it is hot as hades up here. if tomorrow wasn't promised, what would you do today? how would you treat

. >> thank you, chairman, royce. thank you all for inviting me -- >> secretary sullivan, let's make sure you push that and get it very close right there. perfect. >> thank you, mr. chairman, ranking member, members of the committee. i'm thankful to be here today to discuss the redesign of state department. we appreciate the interest the committee has shown in becoming more efelfective in serving the american people. on secretary tillerson's first day committed to harnessing all the institutional knowledge of our work force to do that. so he went straight to those who know best, our state department and u.s.a. id colleagues to determine where reform was most needed. from the very beginning our reform effort has been employee led. we commissioned a listening survey that produced feedback from more than 35,000 employees, nearly half of our entire global work force. hundreds more took part in in-person interviews. we also set up state and u.s. id for staff to provide regular input. we've received more than 1400 s submiss

which includes many and rolls royce brands well off a twenty five a late trick vehicles in its running by twenty thirty votes wagon says all of its three hundred models will have an electric option there's a very popular and it's gotten very popular in the last you know four to six weeks is. predictions and twelve to twenty years out clearly no cut that this country won't have any. internal combustion engines and or this car company or have any internal combustion engines our accountable all these countries and companies will be. that's a long time out so it's hard to predict france in the united kingdom say they would ban the sale of fully gas or diesel cars from twenty forty china the world's largest car market just announced it is planning a similar move. and still to come on counting the cost one hundred days of the gulf crisis a look at how qatar is economy is fairing. a global pressure is mounting on me and ma and its leader aung sang suu chee to end the killing and displacement of muslim granger over the past few weeks nearly four hundred thousand people escaping violence in mya

the german carmaker also owns the other iconic british brand, rolls royce. we'll ask its chief executive how a german car giant with a lot of assets in the uk deals with brexit. all that and all the other business stories, including augmented reality. we have rory cellan—jones on that. and augmented wallets, i hope? that is what you need to buy them. we arejust hope? that is what you need to buy them. we are just talk about the impact of brexit. british plans to replace the supremacy of european union law in the uk have passed their first major test in parliament. in a series of votes mps agreed to consider the proposals in further detail. the eu withdrawal bill will cut the uk's political, financial and legal ties with brussels. here's our political correspondent alex forsyth. this was one of the first big parliamentary tests for the government. this was a bill they wanted to introduce to bring all existing european union law into uk law. when the uk leads the eu they would not be a big black hole and things could continue as usual. what was contentious was

. >> we were going to have the rolls-royce of a big beautif the rolls-royce has turned into a jalopy. >> they're investigating a deadlyra tgedy on an army base. >> they will score. it's a walk-off for numb brer 22. >> final play. back to center. he got eliminated. game over. enough. >> and all that matters. >> new englandat psriot tom brady getting personal in an interview. >> is there any chance this is your last year? >> no, no. >> -- on "cbs this morning." >> stephen colbert stopped by "the late late show with james corden." the two hosts talked about the broadcast. >> the central broadcasting. >> it's colombia broadcasting system. >> colombia. look at that. you learn something new every day. >> >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning" on this friday. charlie rose is off so jeff glor is here. we're always glad to have you here. >>> we're going to start with breaking news. a bomb went off in london at a station. one described, quote, a massive flash of flames. passengers stampeded to get out of the train. >>

it matters to chairman royce and members of this committee. i get frustrated as a member of the body that sometimes i feel like things don't move quickly enough. but we will achieve an outcome that is just and fair for good people across the planet that flies in t face of the totalitarian and radical objectives of those who seek to oppress human bein. thank you. finally, i would submit that i believe that the application of appropriately spend funds on foreign aid might if properly done save money on things like bullets and bombs and rockets. i would ask if you would concur that foreign aid has a role in peace and stability throughout the world? >> i would join secretary mattis and agree wholeheartedly. >> so i appreciate that. i think some of the rhetoric in questioning here to for indicated that money is the sole and peaceful outcome, i would ask you is the intent of te are organization simply to perform our job more efficiently and as better stewards of tax dollars and not to gut our foreign aid efforts which would i think meet with biparti

long between us president donald trump and north korea's kim jong il and as house representative ed royce exclaimed on tuesday i believe the united states. i believe the response from the united states and our allies should be supercharged we need to use every ounce of leverage to put maximum pressure on this rogue regime time is running out well you can't get more fear monger your war cheerleading than the bad especially from someone who is the chairman of the house of representatives for the players committee so with unconstitutional presidential war powers still in play and tough talk on north korea now echoing throughout the halls of congress you and i both know it's time to start watching the hawks. to. get the. real that we. are to pull out of it. like you know what i got. this. week so i. welcome what he watches the harks i am very relevant to our time top of the wall as the united nations security council has certainly taken a supercharged approach unanimously voting to oppose unprecedented sanctions on the north korean government this comes as the south korean government begins t

which includes many and rolls royce brands well off a twenty five a late trick vehicles in its ranks by twenty thirty votes wagon says all of its three hundred models will have an electric option there's a very popular and it's gotten very popular in the last you know four to six weeks . predictions of twelve to twenty years out. this country won't have any. internal combustion engines and or this car company or have any internal combustion engines our council all these countries and companies will be to it that's a long time out so it's hard to predict france and the united kingdom say they would ban the sale of fully gas or diesel cars from twenty forty china the world's largest car market just announced it is planning a similar move ballasts al-jazeera. is going to remind you of the top stories on al-jazeera north korea has denounced the latest united nations sanctions against it and warned the u.s. it will face the greatest pain it has ever experienced in response on monday the security council unanimously approved new sanctions on pyongyang instructing oil imports and banning te

which includes many and rolls royce brands well off a twenty five a late trick vehicles in its running by twenty thirty votes wagon says all of its three hundred models will have an electric option there's a very popular and it's gotten very popular in the last you know four to six weeks is. predictions of twelve to twenty years out claiming that. this country won't have any. internal combustion engines and or this car company or have any internal combustion engines how countable all of these countries and companies will be to it that's a long time out so it's hard to predict fronts in the united kingdom say they will ban the sale of fully gas or diesel cars from twenty forty china the world's largest coma just announced it is planning a similar move ballasts out to zero. this is al jazeera these are the top stories the un security council has agreed to impose new sanctions on north korea they restrict fuel supplies and block textile exports the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. said the new sanctions marked a major increase in pressure on north korea. previous efforts to bring north korea t

which includes many and rolls royce brands well off a twenty five electric vehicles and it's running by twenty thirty votes wagon says all of its three hundred models will have an electric option there's a very popular and it's gotten very popular in the last you know four to six weeks is. predictions of twelve to twenty years out clearly. this country won't have any. internal combustion engines and or this car company all having internal combustion engines out campbell all these countries and companies won't be to it that's a long time out so it's hard to predict france and the united kingdom say they would ban the sale of fully gas or diesel cars from twenty china the world's largest car market just announced it is planning a similar. bellus al-jazeera. and hasn't take away the headlines now an agency or north korea has rejected a u.n. security council resolution imposing new sanctions they restrict fuel supplies and block pyongyang's text our exports countries envoy to the u.n. want the us will soon face what it calls the greatest pain it has ever experienced the iraqi parliament

. >> we were going to have the rolls royce of a big beautiful law. the rolls royce is now going to be an overhauled jalopy. >> ultimately, we have to have the wall. if we don't have the wall, we're doing nothing. >> the u.s. military is investigating a deadly training accident on an army base in north carolina. >> it's just truly a tragedy. >> all that. >> ripped to rice. down the line. ramirez will score. it's the walk-off for number 22. >> final play of the game. back to his center. who got eliminated. says game over. enough. >> and all that matters. >> let's see. good. >> new england freigpatriots quarterback tom brady getting personal in an interview. >> on cbs this morning. >> the two hosts debated the true meaning of cbs. >> cool broadcasting system. >> cool broadcasting system? >> exactly. >> central broadcasting system? >> it's columbia broadcasting system. >> columbia broadcasting system? >> yes. >> look at that. you learn something new every day. >> not new. >> is anybody -- >> this morning's eye opener is presented by toyota. let's go plac

chairman want to thank the committee and offer an amendment with the partnership of my colleague ed roycewho couldn't be here tonight and want to be here to maintain a federal ban on -- ban on horse slaughter and united states which has been in place for nearly a decade. due to the strict funding no horse slaughter's operations occur in united the united states since 2007. back congress review the band four months ago under the government spending bill. my amendment would repent for slaughter facilities by prohibiting federal funding for health and safety inspectors required by law and all the processing plants. we must ensure these plants remain close in order to protect american horses. mr. chairman slaughter of horses for human consumption is a barbaric practice that must and. horse slaughter is not necessary for maintaining wilder domestic horse populations together include the dash donating to a rescue organization therapeutic programs or a mounted police unit. promoting the human treatment of horses should be a bipartisan issue important to all of us. i want to thank the committee f

havoc with torrential rain and flooding in the united states you know french president emanuel mark royce surveying the damage on st maarten eleven people died on the caribbean island which is split between the netherlands and france promising to boost security as people rebuild north korea's rejected the latest round of u.n. sanctions and is threatening painful consequences for the u.s. the measures aimed at reigning in pyongyang's nuclear program include restrictions on field supplies and a ban on textile exports president trump is warning of stronger action in the future the lower house of the philippine congress has approved an annual budget of just twenty dollars for the national human rights commission its twenty seventeen budget was nearly fifteen million dollars the right body has repeatedly criticized president to territories violent crackdown on drug crime thousands of people have been killed by the police over the past year and the dominican republic has invited delegates from venezuela's government and opposition to see if they can resume talks to end the political crisis arou

imperialism but of meddlesome bureaucratic overreach orjudicial imperialism but as a kind of rolls roycestice. people in brussels will hear that, they may not be completely happy, but you put it together with theresa may's tone, her attempt to explain why britain never felt entirely comfortable in the european union and they sense theresa may making a kind of over chalk or two, making things sound a little better. it has shown a little bit that it has worked, they get that tone. the problem is that you instantly go back to the line by line point by point detail, and we are back to that side of things on monday. we have a weekend of enjoying the tone, but on monday it is nitty—gritty detail again. enjoying the tone, but on monday it is nitty-gritty detail again. where does this lead labour? we have spoken about singer market labour mentorship and so on, and there is a bit of fudging because they have the same divisions within their party. does it put them in a more difficult position? it depends how they play it. keir starmer has said that theresa may went to florence to say that she is a