the car's 4 wheel drive system and the 745 alley badging the number tells you about the motor the l. stands for long and the means it's a plug in hybrid. the facelift in 7 series interior was left mostly untouched except for the 12.3 inch digital instrument cluster behind the wheel as well as a 10 and a quarter inch console on the central stack. just like the last version it's killed it out with a luxury as leather seats. the rear is as comfortable as b.m.w. could make that's where c.e.o.'s politicians and others who can afford it recover from the stress of their jobs. but up again says the engines range from the 730 d. to the m 760 l. y.
in other words from a 4 cylinder to a powerful v 12 he decided to take out the 745 for a reason. the street 6 cylinder plug in hybrid has a total system output of $290.00 kilowatts and can hit 100 kilometers per hour from a dead standstill and just over 5 seconds the top speed is electronically capped at 250 kilometers an hour when running on electric power alone the 745 l e x drive has only a 54 kilometer range. coming from 5 yes says handling couldn't be better the chassis is very comfortable and steering is precise and responsive the brakes are nicely incremental and he's happy to turn over the annoying task of shifting gears to the aid speed automatic transmission which does the job better than he ever could. many buyers of
the 7 series won't be driving it themselves they'll often have a chauffeur for that so what's it like to sit in back in the lap of luxury. because even that isn't the end says the long version of a 7 series is the chauffeur limo and he's in a back enjoying the ride you can really imagine sitting back here for you and a 1000 kilometers while getting a massage by the seat watching t.v. and giving the occasional order up front if he felt like it he could even work back here but that he would want to do that he asked. so the bottom line is that the 7 series has grown even more comfortable quiet and luxurious it's not the kind of car you jump into for a quick trip to the store but it's ideal for a longer journey whether behind the wheel or and back.
s.u.v.s are supposed to be versatile able to get the job done both on and off the road while some brands also emphasize sportiness kiya has taken a different approach with the sportage despite its name the korean car maker has supplied a fuel saving hybrid concept to its most powerful diesel its 48 volt battery and 12 kilowatt starter generator let the combustion engine switch off even when the car is moving toward sample when it's coasting or break. even the very minimal shaver says the diesel he has today is supported by the mild hybrid network which lowers consumption by taking the strain off the combustion engine and when you coast up to a light at under 30 kilometers an hour the engine cuts out when you sail up to it he says and that also saves fuel. the electric motor can enhance torque by
up to 55 newton meters giving the 2 leader diesel sporty each $136.00 kilowatts of power and taking it to 100 kilometers an hour and 9 and a half seconds compared to the conventional 2 liter diesel version of the s.u.v. the mild hybrid reduces consumption and emissions by have to 10 percent down to a respectable $5.00 leaders per 100 kilometers on the road. emanuel says the sportage is handling is a pretty relaxed affair a chancy is soft and so is the steering not really made for a sporty driving on the other hand as an s.u.v. i'll sue you want higher seats and a good overview and you certainly have that. several changes have also been made to the looks of a new sport each the front has been given more contours and a more exclusive appearance overall the optional l.e.d. headlights and filigree grill blended a more dynamic modern air the face lifted model is also longer than its predecessor
and now measures just under 4 and a half meters. and back under ceilings jumps out at you and gives the new sporty bronnie or appearance. officially the key a sportage is a compact s.u.v. but its dimensions are a little too large for that when you notice it when you sit in back says a man who while there is plenty of leg room want to get that he moved to the rear and still has over a hand's breath of space so no reason to complain if. the interior of this test car is fitted with a g t trim line and includes a leather flat bottom steering wheel. the upholstery is all. so leather while the seams are stitched in
a contrast in or it all in all the impression is one of quality workmanship. yemen or says he likes the sportage is tidy interior the buttons on the middle console are intuitive and you quickly find what you need just like with other manufacturers it's all high gloss which is not good for duster fingerprints but that complaint applies to pretty much every car otherwise everything is tiptop. all in all he says the key is sportage is a solid car it has some weaknesses but also strengths and you can't forget that it generally comes with a 7 year warranty practically no other manufacturer gives that he says. the sporty choose key is top selling model worldwide both a mild hybrid diesel and other available engines meet strict new european emissions requirements. for.
today we're taking a unique early 1950 s. car 1st spin the v.w. beetle still coupe a v.w. beetle went into mass production in 1905 selling millions a no frills car suited to the bleak postwar period but by 1990 began selling a beetle convertible and a better equipped version for export the economic miracle every new germans thirst for lecturing. about now i'm up there on a hot vintage car expired pushed out by worse as wealthy german lawyer baron hard to keep and i was going from bad to now i'm was i'm fartsy kind of sewer for whom a mass produced b. don't just wouldn't do so he designed this wonderful v.w. beetle stoke to pay in 1951 local coach builders stall undertook the customization
>> we need dialogue not confrontation on the peninsula. >> bergman, richardson and others looking at ways to get bay freed. donations of wheelchairs and even worked with former basketball star dennis rodman. >> it's not a bad thing to go north korea and have a good time. >> essentially their work helped set bea free after 745 days in captivity. >> thank you all for supporting me and lifting me up and not forgetting me. >> what would you say is the most complex element of this? it's almost like three dimensional chess going on at the same time you are trying to do this deal with a government that the u.s. likely is not friends with? >> you would think that the negotiation be it the russians, the reign iranians, the north koreans, any of them, that that would be the most complicated part of it. sometimes it is. sometimes it's not. but the u.s. government has a complex set of interests with any set government in
it's going to weaken. down to 745 miles per hour sunday evening. by monday morning 60 miles per hour. enough to do damage. it is picking up a whole lot of rain and moisture with it. that is going to be what causes the problems. you see this ultimately running all the way up into the pacific northwest by tuesday morning, winds down to 30 miles per hour but dragging all of that moisture with it. so flooding is going to be the major concern. really wide area here where you are seeing those oranges 3 to 5 inches of rain. we are easily going to see in some spots 8 to 5 inches of rain. so flooding is the biggest concern. i will leave you with these last graphics, guys. that's saturday but by sunday we are looking at extreme flood threat across portions of southern california. this is going to be a story to pay attention. to say even if it doesn't make landfall as a hurricane the moisture is going to come with it. >> steve: adam, during the life times of most of the people living in california right now, they have never seen a tropical storm. i was just reading it's been 84 years. >> since 1900 two tropical storms made landfall. the last one was 1939. this does not ham.
>> when i woke up this morning at seven, i was getting up at 745. patrick, my fiancé, tried to pull me5. my waist over this and morning in bed, and i was like, no, baby, we don't got timd wee that this morning. i got to get to the prayer breakfast and i got to bettle on time and a little tmi, but w. i. i know he can wait. he's got we got. ll see >> i'll see hi hm later tonight sarah tyrus, that was congresswoman mace at senator tim scott's prayer breakfastt. go we got we got to go to these prayer breakfasts. well, i think we're all pretty sure of what they prayed for. nothing like having premarital sex attempts happening to you before you go to a prayer breakfas yout, becae i think the bible is against that. yes. so poor tim scott in one job lady just introduced me. yes. ry.
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>> and you oppose takeen as. >> take a look. first thing i want to say today is that hunter biden, ift now, y you are watching this right now, you are not above the law. t above thand is coming for you. >> the president has done wrong. >> then why lie about it? i biologics came with some of these recoveries. t?gics yeah cam. were they, i guess, human or non-human biologics? non-human. and that was the assessment of people with direct knowledgen on the program i talked to that are currently still on the program. >> and congresswoman ill on the made even at more headlines this morning at a prayer breakfast, she explained why she was almost late for tim scott's breakfast.k >> take a look.fa when i woke up this morning atdp seven, i was getting picked up at 745. patrick my fiancee triedby m to pull me by my waist over this morning in bed and i was like, no, baby, we don't got time for that. this morning. i gove got tt to get to the prar breakfast and i got to be on time and a little tmi, but
also sells plants, individually named by chris. a quirkiness in keeping with this floating oasis, unexpected and welcome in the heart of leeds dock. cathy kulik, bbc news. it is coming up to 745. a question coming for you. do you have anything near you that's been repurposed into something else? send us a picture. you can send us a message on whatsapp. the number is 0330123 0440, orjust scan the qr code with your phone's camera and that will automatically start a chat with us. you can still get in touch with us by email, and on twitter as well. let's see what is coming on a little later on breakfast this morning. what's out there? well, we don't know, do we? that is the thing, isn't it? it is one of those questions. space, the final frontier. what would luke find out?
from abandoned camps, activists will show up and berate us often times for hours. and they will oftentimes follow us on social media and know when we will show up so the day before, they will show up and add these tags, put up signs, warned the homeless we are there to pick up trash. what is frustrating for us is nine times out of ten, the very homeless that used to live there are the ones helping us pick up the trash because we involve them, right? we are not throwing away anyone's belongings. >> todd: oregon recording 72 opioid overdose is 2020, 745-2021 and so for 391 in 2022 and that number expected to be updated and of course, rise. when you see an image with this combined with experience trying to help these people and activists trying to literally do the exact opposite, do you wonder what is their vision for the city of portland? what is their vision for seattle? >> well, i believe their vision
while florida gulf coast make it back-to-back tournaments as a 12 seed knocking off pac-12 champ washington state 74-63. 16 more games today. five of which you can catch on our family of networks. including fairleigh dickinson trying to become the first 16 seed to reach the sweet 16. they face florida atlantic 745 "time" eastern it ru tv. who picked your fact, my friend? you are seventh in our cnn challenge. well done. >> i looked at probabilities only. i picked miami to win today. we will see if that happens or not. who knows? how is your bracket doing, coy? >> >> sorry, couldn't hear you. >> a dumpster fire like the rest of us. >> thank you so much, man. the next hour of "cnn this morning" starts right now. ♪ ♪