william lee, the head of chinese car maker, neal has a nice plans to launch a sub brand of small electric cars in europe next year. and chinese car make a great wall which produces small e cars like the overall funky cat, an or r one has already started to shake up the german market with the help of switzerland's m a fried group, europe's largest car dealer is making around $200.00 of its dealerships in service outlets in germany, available to market, the overall funky cat, and soon also a revamped version of the or r one. meal fry made a name for itself in the 19 seventy's when it started selling japanese brands like subaru and later mitsubishi in germany. in the 19 ninety's, emil fry also unfortunate the 1st one day cars to germany and helped establish the korean brand in your area. a couple of similarity up to the launch of the check, a nice manufacturers in the seventy's using the cream manufacturers in the early ninety's. we know especially what it's impossible for the low to be successful and how long. but the last, nobody knows that we have seen the manufacturer of the take over th

william lee—adams is an author and eurovision experts. he thinks that olly is potential winner. that the bbc gave up but now have responded with this, the best possible outcome. there is so much hype. olly alexander is not a star on the rise who needs eurovision to make his career go places. he is a huge deal who has already arrived. he waited with kylie minogue among others, his have won awards for his acting, his had number one albums and five top ten singles. he is already an icon and the fact that he wants to do eurovision is just beautiful. that he wants to do eurovision isjust beautiful. he is supported by polydor, his record label here in the uk and they also represent abba in the uk and lorraine. who are two swedish megastar acts who also won eurovision. and when you have that kind of backing behind you it is hard to see how things can go wrong. olly is not intimidated by any stage. he has been on the west end, acted withjudy dench. he was in a critically a slant acclaimed series it's a sin. acting skills, music skills, pushing boundaries. this feels like a potential win

. >> thanks guys, jason pride and william lee. >> that's how you do these training sessions.r yield below -- low three 90 for the first time since august. rick santelli in chicago with more. dallas, what is the buzz, rick? what is a remake of this? what does everyone make of this? >> i think that the buzz is that the fed being done in the party began, and then the fed pushing yesterday the notion that maybe they are not done, but by the end of the press conference, it certainly seems as though all of my sources had a major change of heart and were definitely and that fomo camp. it's all about fomo. so if you look at it today chart of twos and tends, you can see that right as the meeting was being announced, the statement was being announced at two eastern, what we saw was a drop of significant larger proportions on the short maturity in the two year versus the ten year. so you dropped about 30 basis points on the two, you talked about 23 basis points and of ten. why is that important? because if the short maturities are leading the way, the last guest says that he believes th

the signal from william lee saying that they will do more cost-cutting and they have already done a fair% of job cuts already put through. whether they will do more, we will have to wait and see. they also got their own independent manufacturing license and this is key for them to take control of production. they will not have to pay rather large fees to the likes of a motor company to reduce ev's in the future so there's hope in the future that by taking control of its manufacturing, getting a better grip on cost, and bigger partnerships with its business, that it can look towards a brighter future. >> bloomberg's asia transport supporter, danny lee. nio and its peers will be in focus on markets open in hong kong and mainland china. investors assessing promises of further cost-cutting measures. we saw the gains in the new york session and we will see if those gains are sustained. a share buyback program worth as much as 700 68 billion u.s. dollars. a biologics company repurchasing shares in the open market, spending as much as $600 million. keep an eye on copper miners as well. prices s

lee. oh, i'm sorry. william henry rooney lee can't find him.but back during the antietam campaign of 1862, he had both rooney and sincere lee, and he told them, don't come york. and if you do, don't burn my factory. please. why? because he's supplying steel plows to the lee family, among other people. before the war. so he writes out, trying to find fits your way. instead, he finds john gordon on today's 30 and he says all right i'm going to surrender york i'm here on behalf of the women and children to which gordon's like fortunately told me might meet you. he pulls a map and circled on the map is the pennsylvania agricultural works. recognize this place, sir? yeah. my factory. yeah. now you shut up. i've got to tell you, these are the eyes you want. you want to sort of the town we're going to into your town tomorrow morning. by the way, my commander, joe worley's, to be coming in till we're going to want $100,000 in cash. we're going to want three days supplies. we're going to want 2000 pairs of shoes and boots. we're going to want whatever e

lee. oh, i'm sorry. william henry rooney lee can't find him.but back during the antietam campaign of 1862, he had both rooney and sincere lee, and he told them, don't come york. and if you do, don't burn my factory. please. why? because he's supplying steel plows to the lee family, among other people. before the war. so he writes out, trying to find fits your way. instead, he finds john gordon on today's 30 and he says all right i'm going to surrender york i'm here on behalf of the women and children to which gordon's like fortunately told me might meet you. he pulls a map and circled on the map is the pennsylvania agricultural works. recognize this place, sir? yeah. my factory. yeah. now you shut up. i've got to tell you, these are the eyes you want. you want to sort of the town we're going to into your town tomorrow morning. by the way, my commander, joe worley's, to be coming in till we're going to want $100,000 in cash. we're going to want three days supplies. we're going to want 2000 pairs of shoes and boots. we're going to want whatever e

lee is young artillery east william j.p. graham the last generation young virginians in peace and reunion and most recently, the war for the common soldier, how men thought, fought and survived in civil war. armies. he is currently under contract with basic books for a new book on the battle of gettysburg in addition to lecturing widely, pete has also conducted numerous public teacher workshops, exhibit consultations and multiple interpretive workshops for national park service staff. and just on a closing note, i just want to say, i think many of you are very aware of this. pete works tremendously hard over the course of the year to make the summer conference an exciting, invigorating experience. all of you, so many of the exciting ideas and new topics and new elements of this conference come from pete's ideas and it's always fun to get here in the summer and see those ideas come to fruition. so pete as well. at this appreciate. jill. thank you so much. i really appreciate those remarks is very sweet of it's really it's tru

lee wants more ahead. for the "pbs newshour," i'm lisa desjardins in oxon hill, maryland. williamagram for more from geddy lee, hear his answers to lisa's rapid-fire questions on everything from baseball to robots to bjork. and that's the "newshour" for tonight. i'm william brangham. join us again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the "pbs newshour," thank you and see you soon. >> major funding for the "pbs newshour" has been provided by. the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions, and friends of the "newshour," including leonard and norma klorfine, and koo and patricia yuen. >> architect. beekeeper. mentor. a raymondjames financial advisor tailors advice to help you live your life. life well-planned. >> actually, you don't need vision to do most things in life. yes, i'm legally blind, and yes, i'm responsible for the user interface. data visualization. if i can see it and understand it quickly, anyone can. it is exciting to be part of a team driving the technology forward. i think that's the most rewarding thing. people who know, know bdo. >> the ford foundat

lee, which is quite famous. hoping for for the resistance. he gives this to general williams from augusta, maine, just so you know. williams was one of the nicest men in the army. he had been on the staffs of most of the generals in the potomac. makes it to the lines, meets a confederate officer and gives him the message. the rest of this is just history. now lee is on a road that is going to take and 36 miles to get to appomattox. and the union army has only 28 miles to get there. of course we're talking about sheridan and his cavalry getting their first. this is pointed out to lee at the time by general porter alexander. lee says we will just deal with it as it comes to us which seems to be his mantra throughout the last seven days. go ahead. all that is left is to surrender after that. at appomattox courthouse. chamberlain is from brewer, maine. there he is. he says he was a big self promoter. name me a general in the war that wasn't a soft motor. and you know marvel says that the chairman was not really part of the ceremonies. a member of the three-man commission about th

william mackay . at 7:00 p.m., the same rosis arrested lee harvey oswald on the charge of murdering a police officer, but a few hours later it was announced that he was the assassin of president kennedy. oswald did not accept the charge of murder and claimed to no one shot. two days later, at the dallas police station, oswald was surrounded by a tight security circle of police officers and reporters. despite the presence oswald's innocence and guilt were never proven in any court of law, but many believe that he was used as a dummy. the man who shot and killed oswald was jack ruby with the jewish name of jacob leon rubenstein. he owned a nightclub in dallas, texas. the dallas court sentenced him to death for oswald's murder, but later. from the appeal , it was decided to retry. still history it wasn't until the court date that ruby became ill and a lung blockage caused by cancer passed away. the media portrayed ruby as a fanatical jew and a staunch supporter of john f. kennedy. ruby's motive for oswald's murder was revealed to be his love for kennedy. ruby said in court, " i don't understand why a gr

william marvel. bill marvel wrote this book, lee's last retreat. i think i think it came out in 2006, 27, somewhere around there. pretty good book except for the fact that he has a problem with joshua chamberlain. all of it, which we'll get to a little bit. mary, can you really understand that? yes, right. yeah. but even in his introduction, he disrespects joshua chamberlain. so, you know, very interesting. by the way, mary, stand up a little bit and wave at the camera, would you please. last year, mary told me that the only time that she sees herself on c-span is the back of her head. okay. all right. i gave you a chance. anyway. you might also all remember that i did speak at the symposium a couple of years ago about the battle of ringgold. and at that time, i promised not to mention the state of maine, but i made no promise. this time. so in the words of betty davis, buckle up. it's going to be a bumpy road. all right. still, it doesn't seem to be working good. there we go. that's a picture of my father, a very handsome man, obviously, leo. all

we've got a little in. [ laughter ] >> andy williams has had the early lead so far. brenda leell have to rally to stage a big comeback. it was kind of fun to vote on the different classics. ♪♪ ♪ rockin' around the christmas tree ♪♪ >> i thought that was the song. there you go. >> the holiday spirit is alive and well, neighbors everywhere celebrating in grand style. one man makes it his purpose to track everything out there. >> big job there. "today in the bay"'s bob redell is live outside of that man's home this morning in livermore. bob, we hear he is ready to hang up the santa hat. >> reporter: hanging up the santa hat, but not when it comes to his christmas light display here at his home at nottingham circle. we're outside alex and cindy's home here in livermore. they do have a website that alex has been running for 25 years. take a look at it on your screen. this is californiachristmaslights.com. this has become a go-to place for people to log on to find the best holiday displays, not only in the bay area, but throughout the state of california. so alex is going to be retir

lee couldn't deal with it. where's it going to go? new mexico. and in chattanooga. william rosecrans days were numbered and we know why. it's one of the three fellows on that side. there's a picture of bragg i was referring to. that guy's a twig. on october 17, rosecrans was relieved of command and replaced by a ulysses s grant. and we all know this story. write the latter officer's rise in the western theater had produced signal victories at fort henry in donelson shiloh in vicksburg, and removing the confederate threat at chattanooga would allow the union army to establish a supply hub and operate deep into georgia and alabama without chattanooga. the march to the sea would have been far less likely to succeed, and without grant may not have finally convinced the lincoln administration he was the man likely to turn the tide against robert e lee. all grant had to do was dislodge bragg's, and he did so by exhibiting the bulldog qualities that would come to the fore in the overland campaign the following spring, as he recalled in his memoirs, quote, the victory of chattanoog

james garfield and william mckinley were the fourth president to be assassinated during his presidency. at 7:00 p.m., the same rosis arrested lee harvey oswald on charges of murdering a police officer, but a few hours later it was announced that he he was the assassin of president kennedy. oswald did not accept the charge of murder and claimed that he did not shoot anyone. two days later, at the dallas police station , oswald was surrounded by a tight security ring of police officers and reporters. despite the presence of the police and reporters, oswald was shot dead so that the secret of kennedy's assassination would remain on the screen. oswald's innocence and guilt were not proven in any court, but many believe that he was used as a pawn. the man who shot and killed oswald was jack ruby with the jewish name of jacob leon rubenstein. he owns a night club in the city it was texas. he was sentenced to death by a dallas court for the murder of oswald, but after an appeal , it was decided to retry him. the court date had not yet arrived when ruby fell ill and died of pneumonia caused by cancer . the media introduced ruby as a fa

william devane commercials. does tv guide still exist? who's writing thesement leeee: i want to make a pitch for horseback riding. roll tape. i think more people need to get involved in these activities. look you're having fun, you're out on a trip. >> we'll have a nice day see some scenery, get on your horse and, whoa, wait, hold on a second. oh, that's not good. >> greg: oh, yeah. >> lee: no. >> greg: yeah. >> lee: that's not the right tape. [laughter] >> greg: holy crap. >> lee: wait a second. i was trying to make a pitch for horseback riding in new york but apparently that was the wrong segment. giddy-up. >> greg: they're backing it. i don't know what that means jim you probably do. what is your animal segment? >> jim:. >> jim: greg i filmed this myself, you can roll it. i have a pet tubally a couple pets, this is a sheep that identifies as a dog and i taught it to pull -- this cow, this was filmed on 34th street and i'm spray-painting this cow black and doing it very slowly and the sheep dog will walk him to brooklyn he'll be milked and then he walks him back t

william la jeunesse live in l.a. thank you very much. >> claudia: mike, congresswoman laura lee is the member of the house homeland securityssion going to the border next week to check things out. good morning to you, congresswoman. one of the things you will certainly see is an epic failure of border security. take a look at this quote from the associated press. it says this new caravan estimated at around 6,000 people, is the largest in more than a year. a clear indication that joint efforts by the biden administration and president of mexico to deter migration are falling short. that's from the a.p. what has the biden administration done these past few years to secure the border and really address this critical situation down there? >> well, the biden administration has clearly done nothing serious to secure the border. we've watched for three years while president biden sat back and talked about things like root causes while allowing the drug cartels to take operational control of the border. the situation that this has created across america and in our communities is tragic and dangerous. we know that it's not just pe

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state department led by uh, william rogers and then, and henry kissinger and the state department still maintains the what more traditional at that time us approach to them as lee is which was even handedness. the arabs of friends, it was, i mean the united states have been involved in the arab well since and i think said when to damascus for goodness, say exactly next on went to damascus and they just didn't really have that view. um, a good guess, since it was much more pro is right and you're absolutely right. i mean, you did begin to see that the, the role of the united states us to act as a kind of a, a diplomatic, a representative of the united states. but that was the, the pressure all the soviet union, that was a fear um, within the next administration, that if this goes on, this conflict goes on, then the soviet union will get a beach in the, in the middle to use the arrows again, the time to to the soviet union, the say, hey, you know, we, we need your help, you know, with the arrow. so we're going to deal with this problem is, right? so there was a pressure on washington to bring these conflicts to an end. and that's why there's, this pressure is now

lee which is quite famous. the results of last week must convince you of the hopes of further resistance. he gives, he gives this to general seth williams from augusta, maine just so, you know, williams was one of the nicest men in the army and he had been in the staffs of most of the generals, the arm atomic and he manages to work his way through the lines, meets with a confederate officer and gives him the message. go ahead and the rest of this is just history. now lee is on a road that's gonna take him 36 miles to get to appomattox and the union army has only 28 miles to get there. and of course, we're talking about sheridan and his cavalry getting there first. now, this is pointed out to lee at the time by general general porter alexander, but lee says we'll just deal with it as it comes to us, which seems to be his, you know, mantra for throughout the last seven days, go ahead and all that's left is to surrender to joshua chamberlain after that at appomattox. courthouse. chamberlain is from brewer, maine. so there he is. now, of course, william marvel says chamberlain was a big self promoter, name me a general in the war. that wasn

. >> and ktvu is amber lee talked to the victim's mother and sister, andrea williams. >> johnson tendso a memorial for her son at the site where he was killed by a hit and run driver, deandre stamper was in the roadway in front of his home in east palo alto. >> a big part is gone from all of us. he was the life of the party, but the 26 year old's life was suddenly cut short the night of july 28th, around ten images from a surveillance camera show stamper walking across the street towards his aunt's house. >> police released this new image of the white sedan that struck stamper and sped off. investigators say he suffered from mental health issues and may have laid down on the roadway shortly before he was killed. he was a human being. >> he wasn't road kill and stand up and be responsible because we need some. we need some closure. every day. it's just piercing my heart. >> 91 step. you gotta see about a rouz stamper's family says he loved to dance. >> he graduated from college after receiving a full scholarship at the time of his death, he worked several part time jobs, a teacher's ass

andy williams in "it's the most wonderful time of year," thanks to iconic commercials and movies like "home alone 2," going up against brenda lee'sseen a major resurgance lately. she was 13 years old when she recorded that. >> i didn't know that. >> so which holiday hit came out on top the winner is -- >> yes >> "it's the most wonderful time of the year". >> i mean, it's classic. >> that's it, guys congratulations. happy holidays. >> i'll put that down because with christmas coming up on monday, ladies and gentlemen, it is time for the final stop on our merriest main street tour. and they might be the merriest we've had so far we will wrap things up in cooperstown, new york. our friend is there with a special guest. kristin, good morning. >> reporter: craig, good morning. and thank you so much for this distinction. this is a very exciting time look at this crowd the village of 1,700 and i'm pretty sure everybody might be here this morning. it is very exciting. cooperstown, you know it as a summertime destination for the baseball hall of fame induction ceremony but this time of year in the village is magical truly a year-round des

is finally brenda lee's year "rocking around the christmas tree" took down dean martin's "let it snow." over in the west, "last christmas" didn't stand a chance against andy williams vote. >> tomorrow, the winners are revealed >> yes, ma'am. >>> coming up, guys, harry smith's ode to the holiday lights that brightened the season, as we head into the longest night of the year tonight, it's 10:27, al? >> 10:27 >> but first, a check of your local news and weather >>> good morning, 8:26, i'm marcus washington. crabbers are learning they will have to wait a little longer until they can cast their net into the bay area waters. state fish and wildlife just reassessing the delayed crab season and they green lighted a january 5th start date for the northern-most part of california. the northern zone, that is. stretching from mendocino up the north coast. but all of those zones south of that area, closed due to concerns of migrating hump back whales becoming entangled. the next assessment takes place january 11th. >>> time to get a look at the zero rain forecast. i don't know if it is zero rain but not like what we've been seeing all week cinthia. >> definitely not, marcus.

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