this top version has a leather steering wheel and a turbo boost. christophe is ready to show us that turbo revolution was. down here we have 2 router blades rotating up to 90000 times a minute the one on the turbine side is driven by the exhaust current and via a shaft it operates the other rotor blade on the compressor side life that forces extra air into the combustion chamber and more air more fuel and more power and genius. in a further innovation the really tiddly small charger has a fast response time limited in the feared turbo gas that technology enabled this pioneering vehicle to sprint from 0 to 100 in just under 10 seconds and the car continues excel at reading up to 198 kilometers per hour. 99145 horsepower under the road one problem according to christophe was the front wheel drive which affects the steering when it's wet the swedish car does tend upon the ground hooves as. what's that and in general it understeers that's good from a safety point of view but he can see why a sporty driver might be underwhelmed by the handling and also

also part of the our version are aluminum pedals and a flat bottom ok function steering wheel. death at 1st glance young can hardly see any real difference between the yard and regular versions as uvas typically offer a good visibility of the sport seats are not lacking in comfort the steering is smooth and precise the suspension may be a bit stiffer if it was comfortable but he feels a little ruling ocean on the courier's it finds the noise level quite pleasant all together it's comfortable and good for families is the. fact the adaptive chassis control allows for a suitable driving mode for every purpose for everyday driving the demands shouldn't be too great and people are creatures of habit in tend to prefer whatever's most comfortable. and young notices everything changes as soon as he switches to race mode the teen rock car doesn't even feature a sportsman the gas pedal responds more directly and the steering goes to it holds the gears longer and that slight rolling motion. seems to disappear rounding everything up as the sound from those quad exhaust tips they run a good

swag and steer rock has been on the road for 2 years now v.w. is creating a new variant of the compact issue that t rock convertible that's helping the wall springs based carmaker expand its model range in the auto industry's fastest growing segment of the open time the rock is build a volkswagen plant in austin a fork where convertible versions of v.w. spiegel and govt models were also me. begin by the. abra finger says folks why good hopes to appeal to a wide range of buyers is convertibles are often female oriented but this one has the s.u.v. gene so it's more masculine in its design so they assume it will appeal to men and women. the front is identical to the one on the closed body t. rock it's sleek an arrow headlights are optically integrated into the grill that and the separate daytime running lights located underneath the headlights give the cards from mil your face. but unlike the closed body variant the convertible is only available as a 3 door model be arline trim adds i can chin chrome elements to the exterior. in spite of its size t

a 3 speed transmission with a steering column mounted shift lever was made for the shift was driver and a very casual driving style fuel consumption averaged about 11.5 liters i don't know bad for the time. in 1970 after long and dependable service that cappy keen was retired with honors from then on the top of the range belong to the admiral and the diplomat of the up and coming opel commodore served the mid range. yes the irish stuff can close there for over 30 years the open capitaine served well and admirably nearly half a 1000000 more bill before the war it was a technological innovator that set new standards with its self-supporting all steel body and the 1950 s. the new generation can be changed became darlings of the rising middle class and symbols of west germany's economic miracle the couple as the best selling 6 cylinder of its time the opel capitaine was down closely a milestone in automotive history. in the 1980s opel give up the navy base naming tradition for its opel models names like cadets commodore and a tradition that had actually begun with the opel capitaine. next t

seems to harbor truly sporting ambitious though not at the expense of comfort still can see the steering could be a bit tighter especially around middle position at best the. young can see anything about the 2 oids interior that would measure up to having to be up all those high quality workmanship standards everything in here looks quite smart move the steering wheel is rather small but that may be a question of taste anything said fits in here well enough. but it will be on spot something that competitors don't have a 3 d. digital instrument cluster of various display modes bring the relevant information seemingly closer to the driver by projecting it in all the graham form and looks somewhat like the old flip book images and takes some getting used to but then it's quite endearing. i think it's my only thing young would criticize about the interior is the rear visibility it's noticeable ie impaired by the very large the pillars. now we come to the newest member of into only family e.q. all 8 at a fast charging station the batteries can be charged to 80 percent in just. half an hour th

greater safety in traffic for example improve collision avoidance system to support the driver when steering and evading obstacles. as also quite impressed with the interior design and workmanship it feels quite comfortable the only criticism that occurs to him would apply to almost all. the info team and system doesn't quite blend in with the other ways beautifully designed interior and often you might follow some false leads before you track down the function you want to turn on or off it all takes some getting used to or lots of practice. i think of it all for. us sixties interior provides luxury and it's restraint scandinavian style a $12.00 inch drivers display is standard on all trim levels. describes the new s 60 is optically smart offering for the midsize sedan market it sporty and elegant without coming across as aggressive or flashy but he guesses the next months will show whether germany's long distance drivers for the as 16 even without the choice of the more fuel efficient diesel version. as an alternative vs 60 can also be had as 88 with plug in hybrid drive. and 2080. in seatt

she called for strength, resolve, and courage, and steered clear of monetary policy.ll be watching for an update on germany's future plans for electric mobility as the government meets with representatives from the car toustry to discuss how speed up the transition to battery-powered cars. angela merkel was hanging out with volkswagen executives yesterday at the opening of their id3 plant. worldublishes its annual oil outlook from vienna today. we will be watching out for where opec sees oil demands from now until 20 body and finally, u.s. trade balance data is out later. it could underscore the ill on tradef tariffs uncertainty. the report is projected to show if both imports and exports of goods both slumped in september two the weakest levels in more than a year. danish jewelry manufacturer pandora has cut its full-year organic sales and operating profit targets. the group reported third-quarter 4.42 billion danish krone versus an estimate of 4.65 billion danish krone. joining us now from copenhagen for his first interview of the day is alexander lay sick, the -- i

accessing 880 from his steer yen on-ramp might be a bit troublesome. that is blocked until they clear that. keep that in mind as you head out to 880 this morning. the main lines of the freeways loading up, as well. traffic getting busy southbound 880 into hayward. east and westbound getting busy as well. heading north of there take a look at the nimitz freeway in oakland, traffic moving a little better here. traffic slowing on the north side as you work your way past the coliseum. drive times on the 580 slow. 34 there. in the green on the eastshore freeway. highway 4 and 101. good news there from pittsburg into bay pointe in that area. closer look at traffic here along 580. it has extended. we're seeing delays. it is at least slow to grant line. once you're past that, things are looking better into the livermore valley. you have slowing there. this is 101 out of san francisco. we had a trouble spot here. u'reing okay in o thate 280 thbay,no crashes but bad news, we're seeing brake lights northbound 101 from that 280-680 connector tor and pockets as you

in front of it there's a compact steering wheel. a configurable 12.3 inch display instrument panel and 10 inch h.d.t.v. screen. as suits the modern look there's also a whole array of assist systems to help drivers on long hauls these include a driver attention alert system programmable cruise control emergency brake assist and many more. to says the fibroid has a system that will park the car for you so say you drive 800 kilometers to your destination and you just don't have any desire to park your car you can let the car park itself and. the push pull parkas has parts of the car and reverses out again automatically. he controls the steering acceleration and braking on its own modest wants to find out just how well the 5 away gets the job done. he's going to let the car find a suitable parking space. here for instance he sees that there's a spot and the car seen it he supposed to drive forward a little bit or stop and then follow the action flick to before. ok so now he's going to see what happens and how well he worked rather the c

steering it, keeping it on track. where would you even start?perhaps here on the flattest piece of my -- piecef mud in the kalahari desert.ke bed in every stone, every petal carefully cleared away. in a tent by the test track, nasa technology meets garden sharing ehusiasm. >> doing what i want to do. andrew: funding all this, a yorkshire businessman who seesni an oppor to inspire. >> the reality is we need more gineers to solve the problems of the future, and inspiring ougineers is something w do as much as possible. if kidsat don't get into i school level, it is difficult to get into it later. andrew: and out it comes. driven by the current land speed record holder. th>> every single part o car has been produced to a level that has never been attempted before. that is why we are confident we will not jusbreak the land speed record, we will smash it. andrew: final checks before a test run. the car is powered by a fighter plane's jet. next year they will strap on a rocket, too. half formula one, half space travel. and he is off. there it goes. ex

helping young people understand the positive and negative choices in their lives their website is steered straight or which parents and educators should see michael joins us from the world's capital of negative choices las vegas michael welcome. they so much however have made a walgreens in kroger are among a growing list of chain retailers that have stopped selling nicotine vaporing devices several governors have taken executive action suspending the sale of e. cigarette hardware and product the wall street journal which has been running a lots of full page ads by manufacturer jewel now reports that the trumpet ministration wants to ban all east cigarettes except those that taste like tobacco on menthol these are all body blows to an industry estimated to do 6000000000 dollars this year but michael even if the entire product category is shut down tom morrow lots of toothpaste is out of the tube talk to parents and young people watching and listening about how a ping is harmful. right exactly so you know you're right 2 cases out of the tube it's pandora's box is open and you know they've

we have created a budget steering committee, which has met multiple times. we also are looking at communicating our budget and working on how to do our story telling and clear themes. and you will see that when we bring the budget details forward to you. you will see broader themes than perhaps what you have seen in the past. so we are working on that internally to make sure that is clear. and then on the capital side, we have hired a consultant to look at how best practices, how we can do better in terms of our capital planing and how other best practices compare how we do that along with recommendations. so improvements on the capital planning fund as well. >> can i ask you a question? on the previous slide? >> yep >> so it seems like we are doing quite a bit more, which i really appreciate on disaster resilience, everything from earthquakes to climate, floods and sea level rise. i just want to make sure that's captured. i believe it is. it kind of crosses over reliable service and community interest, potentially environmental stewardship. but i want to ma

they can steer him in the direction that russia wants him to go. and can actually craft his counter negotiations with zelensky through hints, tips, tricks, or even direct communications to him saying that he wants the united states to take a harder line on certain things like javelin missiles. >> i have toyed with the idea of airing it. but the video is so sad we won't do it on behalf of frog advocates everywhere. how did it come to pass that russian involvement per se has been baked into the cake, boiled into the frog. and our society in 2019? >> look, you have to understand something, russia is not a benign player in this world. they are not, as some people see them, a natural ally of the united states in a war on islam. there's a lot of people think they are a great christian relationship that we should be in alignment with. they have been led and are being led by an ex-kgb officer who is just as little handous as any bond villain in his way of still murdering his opponents, murdering journalists, influencing nations. they may not be a rich coun

what you heard from germany so far, is that whenever we hit a recession, then we should be able to steero far that we have got was not that ok, now we are going to preemptively try to sort steer up the economy. it is much more going towards the direction if things turn more sour, they are after as a reaction function to that, as a reaction to that, then thereafter, they must be able to steer against it. it is not something preemptive. it is a bit wishful thinking to me, whoever wants to bank on a massive fiscal stimulus package from germany. if you want to see something in the euro zone, i think it needs to start from germany, because they are after, then all the other countries can follow suit. that is wishful thinking, i think. tom: max kettner with us from hsbc. important conversation after listening to mr. solomon the other day. why conversation out of berlin -- what a conversation out of berlin. we will advance the conversation with goldman sachs in the 8:00 hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." tom and francine from brussels and new york today. to

i would like to thank the steering committee which has been providing guidance to the work. and i would like to thank the staff with whom this work would not be possible and shows the internal commitment to action. also rogers and chun for their advice and support and especially the core team would like to thank our director john ram for supporting the initiative and standing firmly behind it. excuse me. he did a lot of hard work. don't always get this excited but -- okay. we want to tell you that we wouldn't be at this milestone without your engagement and leadership and i also want to thank the commission for the support and technical assistance. so i'm going to give a little bit of background during the presentation for the benefit of members of the public who are tuning in for the first time and just go over high-level components of the initiative and how we are tackling implementation and then go into next steps. so president melgar alluded to this but why is the department tackling racial and social equity? we know disparityies are increasing or stagnant and the housin

steering it. keeping it on track. where would you even start?very stone, every pebble, carefully cleared away. in a tent by the test track, the bloodhound. nasa technology meets garden—shed enthusiasm. he laughs doing what i want to do! fiddling around, trying to make things work? fiddling, yeah. funding all this, a yorkshire businessman, who sees an opportunity to inspire. the reality is, we need more engineers to solve the problems of the future. and so, inspiring engineers is something we should be trying to do as much as possible. and out it comes. yeah, we're good! every single part of this car is being produced to a level that has never even been attempted before. that's why we're confident that we're notjust going to break a world land—speed record here on the hakskeen pan, we're going to smash it. the car is powered by a fighter plane's jet. next year, they'll strap on a rocket too. half formula 1, half space shuttle. and there it goes! an extraordinary moment! six tonnes of car and, within 30 seconds, it's going to be going at 500 miles

as a former fed yourself, do you get the impression that they are trying to do the right thing and steer the ship correctly on impeachment? >> i think that barr has been distancing himself and the department of justice from this whole ukraine matter in a way that he has never done before with anything. right? he's always so far fully embraced whatever trump's essentially political talking points have been with respect to the russia investigation, et cetera. on ukraine yes, he did put out a statement that was both maddening and wrong, saying there was no crime to investigate. that is obviously nonsense. but they also have put out a statement, remember, saying hey, if the phone call with ukraine was about conditioning something on them helping us with a department of justice investigation, we didn't know anything about that. that's remarkable because that actually is a good piece of proof that this was not a legitimate request for an investigation for ukraine to investigate something legitimate. right? here you have our own department of justice saying no. and ukraine was looking for that.

hamas organization slike l v c t health who supply the king of condoms with well condoms have helped steer these efforts however 5.6 percent of the population still carries the virus and recently a new worrying trend has a much to. do we've noticed that now among the new infections there's an increased number among young people generally so here we're talking about age about 15 to 24 years who are at highest risk of infection in poor settlements like kibera infections among young people particularly on the right i came to realize that these are childhood condoned by giving because the same god when you asked them why why what happened was i dis money he bought for me being he started being made into the standard windows 8 present this month because in. the king of condoms and his projects supply girls with green farming it's full of little. so that they can sell their crops even the small income helps young girls become independent and less likely to engage in and safe sex 18 year old lottie from medea is part of the project and part of an evening with a funny. they don't have to be a pare

sort of the existence of it in this movie which is so different from drew barrymore licking the steering wheel at home i have. tons of chinese it is different i can see that but it still begs the question why is hollywood really doing this again well hollywood's all about action franchises right now if it's a commercial thing you know they're leaving leaving it to amazon and netflix to take the risks they want movies that have name recognition and that's what a movie franchise like charlie's angels does it's also got a very commercial soundtrack with every on agron day miley cyrus a lot of del ray. stars that young girls are the teenage girls and young women really really like to their credit though this is different it's got cameos by all kinds of really strong female role models olympic athletes. and you've got you've got kristen stewart who is in a relationship with a woman she's playing possibly the 1st gay angelus not really clear so this is a much more work much more 2019 version ok ok look at. the cinema you as they say from november the 15th all around the world david leavitt's t

technology which radically speeds up data transfer that boosts capacities to steer and monitor citizens and traffic something that makes 5 g. dangerous. of course we can guarantee germany that we won't pass on any data that's a promise for what it is a role model away produces marvelous surveillance technologies such as the city of the future where nothing goes unseen the chinese police state exploits the technology ardently but chancellor merkel has ruled out excluding while way entirely from germany's own 5 g. network resistance is mounting though even in her own party to get this don't go through me it's about huawei without having any leverage as a company being completely at the mercy of the chinese state leadership at the foot that would mean our networks weren't being run by huawei this but by the chinese state and the communist party of china that doesn't correspond with our ideas of security and confidentiality berlin is still weighing risks and benefits but for now huawei is rolling germany's 5 g. infrastructure remains undecided. beijing and paris signed contracts totaling ar

jewel in the corporate crown would be buyers have already shown an interest the revenue should help to steer the steel business back on track and make the company more competitive and of course to some crop wants to cut costs this will mean painful job losses among its global workforce of 160000 employees. now shares in tiffany and co have jumped 4 percent on reports an increased bid for the world's jewelry brand has been made french luxury group l.v.n. h. is thought to have offered close to $16000000000.00 for the american company tiffany rejected an early appeared from the owner of new wave claiming it significantly undervalued the brand the latest offer represents an 8 percent increase on that valuation. well it's speak now to our financial correspondent in new york young's cortez there in new york another potential takeover that's getting people excited this time in the online. brokerage sec selling well can you tell us about. it's almost a revolution that we're seeing in that industry a couple of years ago actually a silicon valley startup called to robin hood started to offer free trad

general manager and later as president tennis helped mold buying into the powerhouse they are today he steered the club to 2 champions league titles including the 2013 treble and 20 bundesliga championships tennis's over a 40 year reign hasn't been without incident he was the sole survivor of a private plane crash in 1902 and in 2014 minutes was imprisoned for evading over 28000000 euros in taxes he returned straight to his post after his release 3 years ago his stature not diminished in the eyes of by him players past and present. we're going to say to. this is byron munich what he achieved as a president and also as a player at the club is unparalleled there will never be anyone like him again. that's why this might even include us and i think someone likelihood us will never stop he's got a byron heart and a football heart you know so he will always stay connected to us don't have to run him off one time. with byron chairman carl hines eliminated nearing the end of his tenure tennis's retirement heralds the closing of a chapter high in munich. researchers in japan have been looking into how

democratic government stood by parliament last month following an era of corruption scandals that steered the country onto a collision course with the european union. but done she is hoping for political resurrection she's tried to shift the focus on to economic achievements and social reform. mainly of well being of guaranteed rights for a safe and proud romania i voted so romanians don't live in fear of tomorrow when they won't have anything to put on the table and won't have money for medicine or bills i voted against the cutting of the pensions and salaries i voted against austerity. their general once and i was in a country struggling with widespread poverty these are words that could go down well but political observers say the dumb shit us party just isn't managing to shake claims of corruption the issue that voters of all political persuasions are fed up with. in the past 3 years romania has seen massive anti corruption protests. the weather wins the presidential run a photo will face close scrutiny by voters and the. all right let's take a look now at some of the other stories ma

pharaoh no to violence no to blinding heroes no to killing men of religion not to burning books no to steer think that the 1st. and years later she is still saying no showing her works at galleries spraying walls wherever she goes with messages of protest. and by his shihab i speak for. drugs. you're here invited for a few days have you done that is spread out yet not is this would you like to him that i've been to the warden last year but i haven't done anything at luke no i wasn't suggesting you should think of me but now you are famous for an instant that happened in the arab spring many years ago what we could call the blue bra incident we've got pictures that we saw briefly there but yeah we've got pictures here of this extraordinary thing that an impromptu. your protest if you know i wonder if you could tell us what what were your feelings seeing that i wasn't the only artist there were hundreds of artists who went down to the street and painted the blue bra we were very angry a lot of them stray since for women's rights came out after that incident and drove a lot of people to the st

it is kept it dry and steered the rain farther to the north. going into next week, we'll see some cold fronts moving through and one shot of some rain that could come in on friday into saturday is that high pressure moving farther away from the bay area. plus nice to see a change in the pattern and a chance of showers, even though it doesn't look like a major storm we could see things changing because we are going into what is normally the wettest period of the year. as we head toward november and december, we start to see the rain total going up but so far we haven't seen that this season. so you are temperatures are still above normal. reaching into the upper 70s inland. morning temperatures in the upper 40s. veterans day looking nice. hopefully you have the day off and can enjoy it. we'll see more clouds on thursday with cooler temperatures and possibly some rain after that. and still the same weather pattern in san francisco as we go into early next week. but nice that we'll have some dry weather for the weekend. kris and marcus. >> thank y

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