to turbo—charge by the arrival of borisjohnson and his real reluctance to be seen as embracing a newutlook, one where you're left with questioning where your political future lies because your own party has effectively kicked you out already. and told you you're not going to be able to stand for them at the next election. in that sense, i suppose, he didn't really have anywhere to go politically other than to sign up for another party or walk away entirely, or hope that his old party might welcome him back into the phone. after that kind of experience, you can understand why he might have been inclined... i don't fancy hanging around even if they let me back in. let'sjust listen to jo they let me back in. let'sjust listen tojo swinson. she's been talking about her fears for the constitution, and unwritten constitution, and unwritten constitution, is being ripped up in her view —— her view. -- her view. we can have a real hope for the future. and tim said it when he said police don —— said believe is the real burst after victory. and people are starting to believe in the liberal democ

and terms of engine sound the v 6 twin turbo doesn't come close to its predecessor with its v a naturally aspirated engine but much 3 cars aren't immune to downsizing it has plenty of power though handling is extremely light for a car weighing almost 2 tons. but tell me how are you feeling back there do you have enough room to room back here is also more than enough when i think about. how much distance there is to the seat in front and the passenger seat is not as far forward as your driver's seat because you're not exactly a giant. i think that's a decent amount of space then we still have this center armrest with a cup holder. and that doesn't sound so great does it. by now that's being pretty picky don't you think about but at this price. the gasoline engine model starts at 117000 euros in germany. the fan is unlikely to be bothered by a little detail now if the passion isn't there that's a problem that isn't an issue in the italian answer to the mercedes s. class still some things really annoy our testers. i don't think it's a good idea here that if you use the door armrest you alway

. $86.00 a turbo charger but of course that means you have to push the engine a little fortunately this vehicle likes it it only hits its limits at $8000.00 rpm which guarantees lots of driving pleasure it's a blast to downshift and then stomp on a day sass and the sound inside is just what you'd expect it to be a from a pedigreed sports car. so at the end of the day is the g.t. 86 really the impossible dream a sports car that one make a serious dent in your retirement fund. other human almost says all in all he thinks it's absolutely correct to call it a sports car and in it's price to performance segment aside from the super o.b. r.e.c. it has virtually no competitors. there's the mazda m.x. fyvie adds but depending on the engine i can have up to 70 less horsepower under the hood from the. armies of tradesmen i've spent a good part of their lives in the driver's seat of the very 1st generation of the v.w. bus called simply the t one. driver christophe powers taking one of the more than 1800000 t. ones built for a spin the v.w. bus was the right vehicle at the right time. going to all

what donald trump is do is turbo charge and juice the republican-based vote in yurl and urban areas f can do that and bring those people out in such large number, that's his path. that's why we're not seeing donald trump go -- >> this is not abouter e persuadables. >> he's not making that argument. it's a turbo base, it's been the strategy of his entire presiden presidency. >> bishop gives a lot of credit to the president for pushing this over the finish line. if he deserves it, what does it tell you about how this is -- is it all going to be like a trump campaign for tow owe is that the path for all republicans going in 2020 then in. >> well, but not all republicans get to run if as republican districts. >> you are right, totally right. >> there are 30 district es less republican than this one that republicans currently sit in. >> back and forth. >> i think if you are a republican in a more marginal district than this one, i don't think it's still so easy to fully embrace the president. he does turn off some of the voters that you are going to need. >> that will be a tricky calculati

acuerdo con irs, para permitir que familias de bajos ingresos utilizaran de forma gratuita el programa turboer base. >>> quÉ futuro te ves en los gigantes en medio de lo que pasa de la reconstrucciÓn que atravieza el equipo. >>> ahorita estÁ bueno, si uno hace su trabajo estarÁ bien y yo digo a todo mundo que me quiero pasa. y a ver >>> quÉ has aprendido de jugar al lado de... >>> rutina, la rutina que tienen ellos, no es por casualidad que tienen Éxito, si no que la rutina que tiene los hace asÍ y tratar de hacer lo que hacen ellos. >>> por Último mauricio, gracias por el tiempo, crees que puedes ser el jugador que despierte la pasiÓn en tu natal honduras. >>> yo digo que sÍ, siempre he tratado de ser esa persona. todo mundo me puede ver yo creo que esto va a ser algo positivo. >>> mauricio un abrazo, ojalÁ nos veamos fron en personas y te dejo para que mandes saludos a todos en el Área de la bahÍa. >>> gracias, gracias por el apoyo y que voy a jugar duro para seguir y ganar juegos. >>> mauricio dubon, primer hondureÑo que jugÓ en grandes ligas con gi gano tis de san francisco, pausa y segu

article 370 and allow india to take full control of kashmir modi's brand of hindu nationalism gets turbo charged on the indian airwaves by hundreds of 24 hour t.v. news channels most of which have echoed the government's narrative on this story that the situation in kashmir is called and peaceful. fresh on their streets like normal has become the key word a kind of mantra. joe on the street just. makes. the question. if you wanted a border for the t.v. news channel and you've been given very specific by our channel by our editors or what you can and cannot be sure you're not obviously going to dig for stories other than that some of our colleagues spoke to these t.v. journalists and asked them if they had been to several of the areas have seen a good that we were visiting and they all said no so if you are not visiting more than a few specific areas you're obviously not going to board on the desk you're going to say that everything is normal indian media from. the time of independence was part of nation building project and has been part of india's nation building exercise all through th

we look at the taycan turbo. jason: our big story of the week, brexit.oris johnson's do or die strategy to exit the eu was derailed and his plan for a general election was rejected. carol: what a week. having bet everything on getting britain out of the european union by october 31, now he really can't back down. let's bring in our editor from london on what's next for the u.k. prime minister and if he will need to delay brexit. what a week it was for boris johnson. how weakened is he as leader of the u.k.? >> boris johnson is completely trapped. he has been british prime minister only six weeks and has already discovered that there is not a great deal that he can do. he is in charge of a government that has no majority at all in the house of commons, because not least, he decided to fire 21 members of his own party. he refused to follow his instructions. it is an extremely difficult situation for him. he has lost all authority. he has to hope the country gives him a majority in parliament and a new mandate. he tried to do that but could not even get the

had a school bus fire but in that case the engine compartment caught on fire from overheating of the turbo charger. of course, in that case i also mentioned that there was an incomplete fire wall that allowed the smoke and fumes -- >> that's one case, a turbo -- a turbo that was coming apart or lost a bearing or whatever, that could be something that would happen. but we are talking about the diesel particulate filters that have been forced to be refitted to many buses, trucks and lots of equipment in california and maybe other states that have joined in that. so is there any kind of protection from the federal government over a regulation that is causing fires simply by the fitting of this equipment? >> the ntsb's position is on fire suppression systems in the engine compartment and also on flammability of the interior components. it wouldn't address specifically the cause of why you are fire but may mitigate the consequences and increase the time for passengers to be evacuate wide variety those systems were fitted with countermeasures. >> the federal e. a is taking a look at how states s

it was used to tour through europe with the turbo zone international circus.ording to officials, it could festival up to $2 million when it goes on sale. hopefully it won't destruct. last year's piece girl with a balloon slowly shrunk into a shredder that was hidden in the frame as soon as it stole for $1.1 million. that's it for this edition of "matter of fact." we'll see you back here next phoenix -- week. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] robert handa: hello, and welcome to "asian pacific america." i'm robert handa, your host for our show here on nbc bay area and cozi tv. we start with sari-sari storybooks, beautifully-illustrated books for youngsters. written to the diverse cultures of the philippines, these multi-language books celebrate the quirky magic of filipino storytelling, or so says the publisher who'll join us today. then one of the magic spots of the bay area, the hakone foundation, is having its annual gala celebration next sunday, a celebrati

sentiment in asia got a turbo boost from the reports we might see carrie lam with job the extraditionhat is what sent so many people into the streets in protest. let's kick off our conversation with the head of fx strategy. have already seen fx markets reacting to this a little bit. we've seen a on moves, essentially. yen selling is certainly a feature. when would you expect that to take us to? how far can we rally? >> in the short-term, i believe we could continue through the selloff we saw in august has led to some unique positions. better news for asia. the fact these banks bought the supportthe ecb could this momentum further. in our own flows, we have seen investors in the last one or two weeks selling yen and positioning high beta currencies. we believe this is a tactical move and uncertainties remain. for now, this can continue. as far as do you see the second affect move after protests's reversal of that have caused so much turmoil in the asian market. how much of a boon is this for the global economy? youefinitely it will help the markets have been short em assets more broadl

as donald trump proved if you can turbo charge that rural vote and if turnout is lower, that's how he was able to score that electoral college victory even though he lost the popular vote. here's the issue i'd learn here. those suburbs, they've drifted even further away from donald trump since he got elected in 2016. that's the problem. the area just if you look at just the suburban part of the district around charlotte, the charlotte suburbs, donald trump actually, when he won the district by 12 points, he won that suburban area of the district by just a little bit. mccready won it by double digits, the democrat yesterday. that's the warning sign that's on the to-do list for the trump campaign. >> in the battleground states for 2020, are there more rural voters or suburban voters? >> it's such a good question. i was thinking last night. here's a red district. trump won it by 12. it's a red district. what about michigan and wisconsin and pennsylvania if i try extrapolate it. those are bluish states. donald trump won them in 2016 but they're bluish states. there's the opportunity there

. $500.00 can go faster than 50 kilometers an hour it's $310.00 kilowatt fully to v. a twin turbo chargercan accelerate the wall unit on wheels to 210 kilometers per hour and the g. class can go from 0 to 100 kilometers an hour in a respectable 5.9 seconds officially fuel consumption is listed as 12 liters per 100 kilometers but that's difficult all downright impossible to achieve in practice . when there's. sitting so high up matches has a great overview of the situation and yet he can barely remember the last time he was in a car with such a huge turning circle. on the bright side he says with this car you can just drive over the curb if you can't turn into a. click. so the g. class isn't a great vehicle for parking carriages. but maybe it's just right for castle dwellers. they are simply our car test the system is say these classes only to be recognizable and the newest version that won't change that. it's boxy shape and angular exterior contours simply make it like no other. though if you take a closer look you can see there are some differences from the previous model 1st then that's

lauren greenfield takes us on a trip to the excesses of turbo capitalism. welcome to an empire of global madness the world of super egos silky performers brand models the rich and the celebrity want to be i really try to show people the humanity i try not to be judged mental i try to create a safe space where they can tell their stories and that i try to represent their stories true to what i've seen. sometimes disturbing sometimes grotesque and almost obscene the 150 photos in the exhibition tread a thin line between the dream and the nightmare of the endless desire for money power and luxury. 52 year old lauren greenfield has known this generation well for a long time she grew up in los angeles encountering it for the 1st time in high school. i think the thing that i'm usual about my perspective are kind of in a way counterintuitive is that it is very critical of the culture. but not very critical of the people that i see people reacting to their surroundings to their influences to different stimuli and i want to look at what that says about our culture i

. >>> south bay agency is suing the makers of turbo tax accusing them of tricking people into paying for tax preparation software. the santa clara council says in a new lawsuit that intui steered consumers toward expensive software and manipulated search results to hide the free versions. most low income taxpayers do not get the free access even though they're supposed to under the law. >>> company tells the bay area news group, quote, when intuit has an opportunity to respond to these allegations in court, it will be shown that it has been at all times fair and clear with its customers. >>> white claw may have just become a victim of its own success. the brand and industry leader confirmed today it is facing a charlottage due to its popularity. white claw has not put a date on when stock will return to normal. >>> all right, now to a new problem around lake tahoe. there's been a rise in dumpster rescues. >> reporter ryan hill shows us the deputies aren't pulling out any humans, just a lot of bears. >> we're here to help. >> reporter: it's a familiar furry sight. a tahoe bear in a du

we've got as is only appropriate for a sports car says the minor well toyota didn't give the g.t. 86 a turbo charger but of course that means you have to push the engine a little fortunately this vehicle likes it it only hits its limits at $8000.00 rpm which guarantees lots of driving pleasure it's a blast to downshift and then stomp on it a sas and the sound inside is just what you'd expect it to be from a pedigreed sports car. so at the end of the day is the g.t. 86 really the impossible dream a sports car that one make a serious dent in your retirement fund. i live human almost says all in all he thinks it's absolutely correct to call it a sports car and in it's price to performance segment aside from the super o.b. r.e.c. it has virtually no competitors there's the mazda m.x. 5 he adds but depending on the engine that can have up to 70 less horsepower under the hood and from that kind of a bit since i. have beanie. armies of tradesmen i've spent a good part of their lives in the driver's seat of the very 1st generation of the v.w. bus called simply the t one. driver christophe bowers tak

the me cig's twin turbo under the hood puts a 316 kilo watch part of this thing 360 kilowatt that's 430 horsepower right that's an awful lot. but it's always easier to convince a driver that a car is greater than a passenger. so what do you think back there. it's hard for me to summarize this bothers me now the window opens a little annoyances in this car like this no thing you're already paying 140000 euros for this car and even a bit more even with all the equipment so i don't know if i would rather buy a cheaper car and then taken trip around the world. i was around he joked to wrap things up. why don't drive or say hi to each other in the afternoon because they already sorry each other at the repair shop in the morning. the ford ranger raptor is one powerful pickup truck. car tester the money will shave for already had the pleasure of driving the raptor before in the rugged barren land. america the raptor did well and didn't really have any weak points but this kind of landscape is not really found in germany so that's why today he's seeing how it does on the street and in the city

the top model is the new our as 7 sport back with by turbo and mild hybrid 600 horsepower 441 kilowatts of output and 800 metres of torque cost at least 121000 euros the audi ai trail quatro concept combines assisted steering with actual an off road capability even under light off road conditions a range of between 40500 kilometers should be possible. for some yachts until they got what month thinks that by 2025 with 30 electric audi's everyone will find a really good model for what's important is charging infrastructure everyone on all sides asked to help in getting the range issue fixed the audi service card gives the opportunity to charge at 110000 charging stations across europe here they are making progress and moving in the right direction. to get. me presents itself as an autonomy slee driving city car for the mega cities of the world passengers no longer have to worry about unavoidable stop and go traffic in metropolitan areas at the same time they stay connected and have a wide ranging infotainment selection to make use of their free time onboard. mother says audi is also going

pioneered the art of constructing optimizing and enhancing a lot of the technology we use every day it's turbo charge the speed at which we use the internet and made navigating the way more ensuring but it's also given us a full sense of security. but. i've lost count of the number of times i've clicked i agree to get into a website we all have to do it as we speed around the internet we face hundreds of these annoying pop ups and consent forms all demanding a response from us and yes i call them annoying because that is exactly what they are they may look like that they're there to provide us with control but the reality is far from it when users click on i agree to the terms and conditions that they see a privacy policy and they click on it they may think that they're actually being given control of their personal data what to collect it how would she used and it's advantageous to companies for them to do that because if something bad happened to the tech company convinced they actually agreed to this nobody ever reads the terms of service no one should ever be expected to if we actually tri

i'm -- chinatown turbo company. i do not support -- i support chinatown station. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is peter lu. my family has ties to chinatown. here are reasons not to take the chinatown subway station after rose pak. it has divided the community. we know better than you. history has proven again and again that directing statutes on i naming public places afte figures have been redone time after time. the rosy pick painted by -- picture painted by her supporter ignores other facts. we urge you to make a wise choice not influenced by a small group of special interests. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is barbara ting. please allow me to continue. there are over 100 testimonies at board of supervisors and m.t.a. against naming rose pak including death threats on newspaper published by rose pak. these voices are from the san francisco community. many in chinatown are still in fear of speaking up due to retribution by her supporters. multiple media reports that pak was coopted by chinese

assessment is from a few weeks ago, not old, as originally claimed by the government, and so far the turbo—chargingssessment. faisal islam, bbc news. earlier i spoke to charlie maclean—bristol, founder of crisis management firm plan b consultancy, about what he thought the impacts of a no—deal brexit would be. i think what we'll find is that the sort of very obvious things might be planned for. i hope they're going to be planned for. like the supermarkets getting food. there is not going to not be food. so i think that planning will help. i think what will end up a little bit like the response... remember the fukushima tsunami, where it was very su btle fukushima tsunami, where it was very subtle things that were the impacts were. after the earthquake, you... couldn't have black cars because the pigment was made near fukushima, or, you know, honda couldn't get car parts, or certain car parts, so they had a hard time working. what i suspect will happen, it won't be this sort of armageddon, but what there will be there will be... you'll just there will be there will be... you'lljust suddenly there wi

so far, the turbo—charging of no—deal planning is yet to change the government's own no—deal assessmentn to its lowest level since records began. the crown prosecution service says there has been a drop of nearly 30% — compared to last year. yet the number of allegations of rape being reported to the police is at an all time high. our home affairs correspondent june kelly has more. rebecca began a relationship with a man who lied to her that he was a police officer. in fact, he was a convicted criminal with a history of violence against women. she discovered this after he attacked her. he just went into a complete frenzy and that's when he started to physically assault me. he was punching me in the back of the head about four or five times. he tried to bite my hand, and then the violence just escalated, and that was when it progressed on to raping me. he then held her hostage in her flat. he attacked me again, and this time he had a huge kitchen knife and raped me for a second time. after being raped, rebecca had some seemingly normal whatsapp exchanges with her attacker. she says becau

it's a porsche turbo. >> you have the bentley and a rolls outi'd and do you have another car here somewhere? >> yeah, i have a ferrari. it's hard to make a choice every day. >> how do you think the culture of wealthy chinese in america right now represents what's going on in china? >> it's all about the mentality. in china most people have not experienced the wild supply times. your parents experience the poor stuff so they still feel insecure. >> rudy's talk about the more than 40 years people lived in china under strict communism. people relied on the government for almost everything and with such a huge population, most people were poor. that all changed in the 80s when the chinese government began allowing people to start businesses and when the tech boom hit, people like rudy's parents who started an online game persian gulf company cashed in money. >> in america, you need to but in china, it's like normal people can become millionaires. >> the numbers of millionaires and billionaires swelled overnight. people were suddenly filthy rich and wanted everyone to know it. >> so everyone wan

assessment is from a few weeks ago, not old, as originally claimed by the government and so far the turbo—chargingaisal islam, bbc news. 0ur europe editor katya adlerjoins me now. katya... on 315t of a cupboard so close, any deal has to be done by the 17th of october, is it possible? it depends who we should believe because the prime minister says he is working flat out to get a deal with the eu but today we heard from the chief brexit negotiator from the eu who said, there are no grounds for optimism. the thing is, is he being fair? the main envoy for the prime minister is shuttling backwards and forwards to brussels twice a week at the moment, but because he has not yet put a concrete uk proposal on the table, how to replace that backstop guaranteed to keep the irish border open after brexit and because the ideas he is discussing with the eu has been described by insiders as piecemeal and largely aspirational, basically eu leaders suspect that a lot of these trips are for show, to show uk voters that the prime minister is busy trying to get a deal rather than sincerely talking about ids that the

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likes of bmw, vw and daimler will hope that the showcase event can give their brands a much needed turbo—chargeto the european automobile manufacturers association the auto industry provides jobs to 13.8 million europeans. however during the first half of 2019, demand for cars across the eu fell by 3.1% to 8.2 million. and there are fears that the eu could be dragged into a trade war with the us after president trump repeated his threat that "auto tariffs are never off the table" as he pressures the eu for better trading terms. however there is one bright spot, because one million electric cars are expected to be sold in europe over the next year according to ihs markit. that's a 300% increase on 2018. our business correspondent and resident petrol—head theo leggett is in frankfurt. what are people getting excited about and worried about there too? well, there's a lot of excitement as you would expect. this is a massive event. you can see the crowds behind me, the press presentations are under way at the moment and we could hear a few of them. sorry if we do. lots of excitement, two launches as

because you said earlier it is a turbo subject, i think a lot of people are worried to do that.is, at any given time, for people going through this? what is it like trying to reach a market of that size? the market is, the potential is immense, a lot of people have this view, oh, we get on with it, and we willjust deal with it. it isjust making sure that people know there is a product out there for them. we have to leave it, thank you very much forjoining us. thank you very much for having me the car industry is having a tough time around the world — and particularly in india. the country's finance minister is blaming millennials, who are turning to ride hailing apps such as uber or local rival ola, rather than buying cars themselves. jagdip cheema has more from mumbai. the comments have caused a huge stir, she implied that slump in car sales was due to youngsters using right hailing apps such as uber, instead of purchasing their own vehicles. india car sales have gone in reverse over the past year, official data shows declining sales for the last consecutive months. the country

pioneered the art of constructing optimizing and enhancing a lot of the technology we use every day it's turbo charge the speed at which we use the internet and made navigating the way more ensuring but it's also given us a full sense of security. but. i've lost count of the number of times i've clicked i agree to get into a website we all have to do it as we speed around the internet we face hundreds of these annoying pop ups and consent forms all demanding a response from us and yes i call them annoying because that is exactly what they are they may look like that they're there to provide us with control but the reality is far from it when users click on i agree to the terms and conditions or they see a privacy policy may click on it they may think that they're actually being given control of their personal data what to collect it how would she used and it's advantageous to companies for them to do that because if something bad happened to the tech company goodman they actually agreed to this nobody ever reads the terms of service no one should ever be expected to if we actually tried to rea