jaguar says up to one thousand jobs in the u.k. could go at the same time it's ramping up hiring and production and slovakia. the city of need. is already profiting from brags that india is trying to motors is building a factory here at a cost of one and a half billion euros. touch has chosen to open a manufacturing plant where traditional british brands like jaguar and land rover will be rolling off the production line. the investment will create around eight thousand new jobs in the area. when the company gets a very good economic boost for our city most people here think the factories a very positive thing because it will lead to more economic development for fifty. or so before fear of if you're not with tatas new factory is located close to many suppliers the german company poses for example manufactures door components it's expecting to get business from jaguar and land rover compared to britain and germany it's an extremely competitive location. the moment it's india here at the moment an hour of work costs about a third of

birmingham owned by indian conglomerate tata jaguar says it's up up to one thousand jobs could go at the same time it's ramping up hiring and production in slovakia. the city of detroit and slovakia is already profiting from brags that india's tata motors is building a factory here at a cost of one and a half billion euros tata has chosen to open a manufacturing plant where traditional british brands like jaguar and land rover will be rolling off the production line. the investment will create around eight thousand new jobs in the area. economy it's a very good economic boost for our city most people here think the factories a very positive thing because it will lead to more economic development for fear. of if you're not with. as new factory is located close to many suppliers the german company impose a for example manufactures door components it's expecting to get business from jaguar and land rover compared to britain and germany it's an extremely competitive location. in momentous india here at the moment an hour of work costs about a third of what it does in germany in the next

jaguar saying we will lose thousands ofjobs, we jaguar saying we will lose thousands of jobs, we might jaguar saying we will lose thousands ofjobs, we might have to go to slovakia which explains this great picture above it. you look at this picture, and they don't seem to be enjoying it that much. this is why these companies will get a lot of this now. it's a striking picture of borisjohnson this now. it's a striking picture of boris johnson and jacob rees—mogg with their heads in their hands. we have seen borisjohnson with his head in his hands quite a lot this week for various reasons but as steve says, it will be iconic because the serious point is these people haven't had a serious plan. theresa may came up with the check is planned in july theresa may came up with the check is planned injuly but they haven't come up with anything and in comparison to michael gove who has coherent policy it looked shambolic. i think they are rattled by michel barnier this week saying we could have a deal by november. they were hoping for a no deal so they could extra ct hoping for a no deal so th

jaguar is putting workers on a three—day week. this was a headline in the times that was announced yesterday. jaguar and others who have factories in the uk are very concerned. in the last three months we have seenjaguar in the news a fair bit, talking about moving production from birmingham in the midlands over to the berkshire to be part of the eu. is also a move away from diesel engines towards more electric engines. now, a lot of this move into a three—day week has been cast in brexit turns. it does seem been cast in brexit turns. it does seem to be more of a strategic shift away from diesel. nine from ten jaguar cars are diesel and there will be political backlash and economically and environmentally against diesel over last 12 months. so whether the cuts in production are actually because people do not wa nt are actually because people do not want these cars any longer, the baby jaguar sold only 30,000 this year. shift in production due to demand? this is interesting. the financial times front page. coca—cola exploring c

has chosen to open a manufacturing plant where traditional british brands like jaguar and land rover will be rolling off the production line. the investment will create around eight thousand new jobs in the area. when the company gets a very good economic boost for our city most people here think the factories a very positive thing because it will lead to more economic development before anything will show before fear of if you and i with. as new factory is located close to many suppliers the german company impose a for example manufactures door components it's expecting to get business from jaguar and land rover compared to britain and germany it's an extremely competitive location. the moment it's india here at the moment an hour of work costs about a third of what it does in germany in the next ten years it will probably be more like half. slovakia has become a hot spot for the european car industry new manufacturing hubs are opening up and existing facilities are being expanded. car companies operating here will be able to continue to benefit from the freedoms conferred by the me

touch as a management is warning that a no deal brags it could prompt them to move more jaguar and land rover production out of the country a move that eastern european countries like slovakia would surely welcome. street vendors in bonn kolkata part of the city's landscape it's hard to imagine the thai capital without a boss the local authorities want to tidy up the streets and shifting away street vendors to less attractive locations. the vendors claim their livelihoods are being threatened while some say the plan could strip the city of its chom. life has become harder for digital in its business has been struggling since bangkok city authorities banned street vendors from parts of the city areas that are high traffic and frequented by tourists now he only makes around fifteen dollars a day. off the really high. up in the income is gone. why don't the authorities manage the areas like they did before. before they should make sure that the streets aren't messy but they shouldn't affect us. but it like. bank notes authorities want to clean up the city they have moved more than twenty t

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half billion euros tata is chosen to open a manufacturing plant where traditional british brands like jaguar and land rover will be rolling off the production line. the investment will create around eight thousand new jobs in the area. economy it's a very good economic boost for our city people here think the factories a very positive thing because it will lead to more economic development before anything will show before fear of if you're not with tatas new factory is located close to many suppliers the german company impose a for example manufacturers do or components it's expecting to get business from jaguar and land rover compared to britain and germany it's an extremely competitive location. the moment it's india here at the moment an hour of work costs about a third of what it does in germany in the next ten years it will probably be more like half. slovakia has become a hot spot for the european car industry new manufacturing hubs are opening up and existing facilities are being expanded. car companies operating here will be able to continue to benefit from the freedoms conferred. by

this is a story in the guardian and jaguar land rover britain's leading car manufacturer. businesses have become emboldened and now we are getting to crunch time. we have the big conference next

billion euros touch has chosen to open a manufacturing plant where traditional british brands like jaguar and land rover will be rolling off the production line. the investment will create around eight thousand new jobs in the area. economy it's a very good economic boost for our city people here think the factories a very positive thing because it will lead to more economic development. and. will show before fear of if you're not with. as new factory is located close to many suppliers the german company impose a for example manufacturers do or components it's expecting to get business from jaguar and land rover compared to britain and germany it's an extremely competitive location. the moment it's india here at the moment an hour of work costs about a third of what it does in germany in the next ten years it will probably be more like half. slovakia has become a hot spot for the european car industry new manufacturing hubs are opening up and existing facilities are being expanded. car companies operating here will be able to continue to benefit from the freedoms conferred by the membersh

the warnings from the head of jaguar land rover fly in the face of that. he says it there has to be a good dealfor britain. some of those images are more cheerful than others. thank you very much. that go live to newcastle to speak about this police story. thank you for coming to talk to us, we spoke recently. on two france, on pay and on resources we will begin at. let's speak about pay first of all, the kind that you're seeing in your region and elsewhere. how much ofan your region and elsewhere. how much of an understatement was this disappointment? it is a significant understatement. was paid, you have to consider living standards and what is happening. you also have to consider morale amongst police officers and staff. these staff are dealing with harrowing cases and need to feel fully supported. they need to feel fully supported. they need to feel that their needs are being met. these police officers are being met. these police officers are being let down by the home office. the home secretary today said, i've listen to what's been said and i've seen

what about jaguar land rover. there has been a lot of stuff on social media saying this is because of brexit. now they are cutting jobs to three—day weeks. there have been chasers —— changes around diesel manufacture. the change is towards electric vehicles. we may have seen production moved out of birmingham into their slovakian planned as well but as their ceo said slovakian planned as well but as theirceo said a slovakian planned as well but as their ceo said a couple of weeks ago, if we see changes in the customs union and the single market which means that factory has to shut down because apart hasn't arrived on time, it is £60 million lost every single day. something breaks in this just—in—time process, moving the production away from birmingham into the european union makes sense from a cost and shareholder value point of view. thank you. a quick look at the market. we have unilever's share price. no we don‘t... yes we do. worries about that move, shareholders are opposing it saying it is not g

and the fulham football club >> does this mean the jaguars are moving to london >> i know from people inside the nfl that the league and the team, they both wanted to make this thing happen. they both want it to be the london jaguars >> they do >> the league and the team want it to happen, but then you have to figure out the international stuff. the players would probably train in new york or new jersey. >> the biggest problem is the jet lag. the home team will have an advantage. >> they would probably practice in the northeast and then fly out. >> so the jaguars of london would just show up >> so they're both exhausted and tired. >> some executives think before they expand to england, they should probably expand to toronto or mexico city, do something in north america >> like put a football team in cleveland or something thank you. >> i'm staying >> you're sticking around. we talked about this yes, sir. the nfl rethinking one of its newest rules -- we talked about four roughing the passer penalties in the first half of the monday night game. now it looks like the nfl will look at thi

jaguar chief warns theresa may that thousands of jobs are at risk. this is a blistering attack from britain‘s biggest car manufacturer, isn‘t it? from britain‘s biggest car manufacturer, isn't it? that is if they reside brexit. that has been on they reside brexit. that has been on the cards over the summer, almost warning about no deal, but there are signs she could get the chequers deal with tweaks through but i think businesses are genuinely worried, particularly as jacob rees—mogg is saying, there is no problem. i think he‘s trying to introduce a bit more reality into the debate. he should know, is the head ofjaguar land rover. it came as theresa may was waiting in the wings on zero emissions cars and it came as a surprise but she needs to hear these concrete things because even though there has been a general concern from business, these are specifics about how many jobs from business, these are specifics about how manyjobs could be lost. the paper talks about airbus and bmw making these warnings. they are trying to convince the country

they have some technology that jaguar is not, or they are pushing it a little further than jaguar is willing to take it. stuart: you must have seen that report on the model 3, it earned a perfect five stars for safety from the national highway traffic safety administration. perfect five-star rating. that's about as high as it gets, isn't it? >> it is. tesla always gets five-star ratings. this is crash testing, has nothing to do with auto pilot or anything. being an electric car, there's no engine up front so you have a much larger crumple zone to take advantage of. the battery pack itself takes a bit of the hit as well. makes it a little more robust. this is a key selling point for tesla, this sort of safety, and they have done it again with the small car. stuart: i don't think you have yet driven a model 3, have you? >> not the model 3. stuart: you drove the original tesla. >> yeah, the previous model. stuart: which do you prefer? >> jaguar is smart. they made this a compact crassovcras crossover instead of sedan or large suv. they found a little hole to fit it in. that's going to b

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there are only 450 jaguars left here. rafael: many endangered species depend on these watering holes, which are e impermanent and unpredictable. some years they're full, in others they dry up. every time we investigate, it's clear how important they are for wild and threatened d animals. reporter: reina has the support of the g.i.z., a german development agency. g.i.z. provides cross-border financing of various long-term studies, and coordinates projects in guatemala, belize, and mexico. florian: data has to be made more freely available, including across bororders. that's where we have a lot of potential to affect change with our project. reporter: the goal -- providing cross-border biodiversity conservation in the selva maya. in mexico, the g.i.z. has equipped park rangers with digital smart technology. the software works even in the most remote areas. today, the rangers have discovered an area in the woods that has been burned illegally. they can send pictures of it directly to a database. fridida: it used to take a lo

the jaguars. sedans. have you ever seen a ford falcon? it is a very modest family car. boring. the ford falcon, four-door, very modest. he takes a sports car body and puts it on a ford falcon chassis. genius. ford mustang sells more cars the first year than any other car produced. over half a million. he recognized in the 1960's that that was what americans wanted. a sporty sedan. ford sales shoot up and workers get a big raise and stocks shoot through the ceiling and chrysler steals lee iacocca from ford. [laughter] because he did such a good job and already made a lot of money, causing everyone at ford to get so much richer. chrysler said, how would you like to make $40 million? so he went to chrysler and did it at chrysler. chrysler fifth avenue was a small sedan, kind of sporty. that is what happens to very talented leaders. especially in business. if you figure out how to make a lot of money and success for the whole organization, and you get a bigger and bigger salary, that is what john rawls means about the inequality for lee iacocca. it is ok, because he caused everyone

he wants to know exactly which animals whether bird species tap ears or jaguars come to drink and how often and how their numbers change from year to year. what can you do. if you are one of the. there are only four hundred fifty jaguars left here they've been the species many endangered species depend on these watering holes which are impermanence and unpredictable. you know somebody that's him some years their fault and others they dry up. every time we investigate it's clear how important they are for wild threatened animals because they are pretty. reyna has the support of the g i c a german development agency. g i c provides cross border financing of various hmong term studies and coordinates projects and guatemala belize and mexico but. data has to be made more freely available including across borders and that's where we have a lot of potential to effect change with our project being. the goal providing cross border biodiversity conservation and the silva maya in mexico the g.i.c. has equipped park rangers with digital smart technology the software works even in the most remote

and, jaguar, land rover pouring huge amount of money into development of electric vehicles. they are playing catch up with the likes of tesla and bmw. at the same time they are pushing diesel technology but consumers are switching from it. they do not know if the diesel castle today as clean not in the car companies themselves have failed to bring across a consistent message, effectively shooting themselves in the foot. thank you. eu workers should be given no preference for visas to come to the uk after brexit — that's the recommendation of the migration advisory committee, which also recommends that it should be easier for higher—skilled workers to migrate to the country. it has called on the government to scrap how many high—skilled workers it grants visas to — that's currently 20,700 a year for those from non—eu countries. earlier, we spoke to anna mccaffrey, an employment lawyer at taylor wessing. this will probably be welcomed in certain quarters, in that there has been pressure for a while to relax the rules in relation to highly skilled workers. so i think

you had sports cars, two-seater xjs.s cars -- the jaguar sedans -- this was actually built on a falcon. for falcon. have you ever seen a ford falcon? should we say, it is a very modest family car. boring. the ford falcon, four-door, very modest. he takes a sports car body and puts it on a ford falcon chassis. genius boy. the ford mustang sells more cars the first year than any other car produced, over half a million the first year. -- he recognized it in the 1960's, that is what americans wanted. a sporty sedan. up,ord sales go shooting ford workers get a big raise, ford stock shoots through the steals leed chrysler iacocca from ford. [applause] [laughter] -- [laughter] mr. sheldon: right? because he did such a good job and already made a lot of money, causing everyone at ford to get so much richer. at chrysler, -- he was maybe making $20 million at ford, so chrysler said, how would you like to make $40 million? he accepted. so he went to chrysler and did it at chrysler. a thing called the fifth avenue. it was a small sedan, again, kind of sporty. to so that is what happens very talent

the chief executive of jaguar land rover has warned that tens of thousands ofjobs are at risk in the uk if the government fails to secure what he called the "right" brexit deal. ralph speth said a poor deal would cost his company more than £1 billion and would force it to consider moving jobs and production to another part of europe. our deputy political editor, john pienaar, is at westminster. a real sense again today from different quarters that the pressure is mounting on the prime minister. absolutely. the prime minister is anxious to avoid a hard brexit. it cannot have been comfortable for her to go to birmingham promoting british carmaking and then hear warnings from the boss of jaguar land rover like that. she also has opposition from hard—line brexiteers accusing her of selling out. it is a bit like a famous dance on a tightrope in a high wind. some of them are keen to end her time in number10. them are keen to end her time in number 10. they were out in force. borisjohnson no number 10. they were out in force. boris johnson no doubt fancies number 10. they were out in for

business pages of the times, and staying with brexit — the impact it's already having on the car company jaguar, who have put 1000 workers on a three—day week as it cuts production in the face of falling sales. and now the front page of the ft with the story that coca—cola is in ‘preliminary‘ talks about manufacturing drinks containing cannabis. and finally let's go to variety magazine for some glitz and glamour and the emmys, where there was even a wedding proposal. are all you have a sneak preview. unitjeremy cook is with us. the chief economist of the payments company world first. talking about south china morning post and the news about the new ta riffs post and the news about the new tariffs on chinese trade goods. what do they say? they say that it has happened and it is not a surprise and that obviously while we have or will have a 10% tariff next week on $200 billion

it was an odd thing for jaguar land rover to say. just—in—time delivery happens outside the european union across international boundaries. i think 2196 international boundaries. i think 21% of car components coming to this country from outside the youth on a just—in—time basis. jaguar land rover does the majority of its sales outside the eu and its fastest growth has been to countries like china and india. it has been doing much better there than in a stagnant european markets. i think the supply chain issue is one that is a question of how a fish and the uk ports are. it's come through southampton from outside the eu in six seconds. —— a question of how efficient. it is unduly nervous. thank you very much forjoining us. tomorrow our economics editor kamal ahmed will be here taking your questions. to take part you can text your questions to 61124 —— to take part you can text your questions to 61124 email to ‘askthis at bbc dot co dot uk‘ or tweet using the hashtag bbcaskthis. that's tomorrow at 5.30. and that's a

the jaguar hasn't come yet. there is a lot of hype but on the market, we will be the second car on the market. i think we are timed perfectly. and the market is growing. we anticipate 300,000 plus electric vehicles by 2023. david: this is costing companies a fair amount of money. you saw the softbank investment into cruise for gm. you saw the saudi investment fund yesterday announced an investment in a different electric vehicle. do you have the resources where you can make a huge investment in electric vehicles? >> we can. audi has 12 electric vehicles funded by ourselves. the key thing is to be a successful company. if you are successful, you generate the revenues to invest. this is huge technology that costs a lot of money. we believe we can fund it. the reason we want to find it is these are technologies we want to have in-house that we want to be able to support. you have to have them under your wing. we feel we have the capital to develop this with a properly scaled business. david: what about the autonomo

even though you see somebody who jaguar,ven later model you do not say, i hate him and want that car. you say, i am happy for him. rich and a banker, then i would have to work hard and look at figures and it is not my gift. so, social peace. generals --t, for four john rawls, if you have had a chance and then given a break and you did not succeed, at some point it may be that you were a horse and buggy person in a jet age and your technology got away from you but you should be able to adapt. that is what liberal arts education is all about. you learn how to think and you can adopt to new technology. adapt to new technology. you do not blame society. you do self-examination. possibly i am not perfect. so you want people who admit that they may be had something to do with their failure and they are humble and contrite, repentance. i could've have done better. i blew my savings i ruined my health and i did things i shouldn't have and i regret it now. now i am going to be hard-working and straight. that is the idea. ,he various critiques of rawls ,ne of them is that this race to get up to

is the imf or the bank of england, the warning from the biggest companies in the land, for example jaguar land rover, which i put to the prime minister and others this week. it is ourjob to warn about it. clearly in the process we have to also said to people there is a difference between a worry, are concerned, a forecast, at a fact. forecasts are not facts. that's not what they are. but i think to say that we ought to be positive about brexit, to say we should be cheerleaders for brexit, to say we should be patriotic, which sometimes people do, is to misunderstand the role of a journalist. it is not the role of a journalist. it is not the role of a journalist. it is not the role of a journalist to be on one tea m role of a journalist to be on one team or another. we don't wear the scarf, we don't sing the songs, it is ourjob to report on the match, to do it fairly and if you hear things you don't like i am afraid thatis things you don't like i am afraid that is the nature of bbc journalism. you will hear people you don't like saying things you don't agree with. the political pressure for

the jaguar hasn't come yet. there is a lot of hype but on the market, we will be the second car on the market. i think we are timed perfectly. and the market is growing. we anticipate 300,000 plus electric vehicles by 2023. >> this is costing companies a fair amount of money. you saw the softbank investment into cruise for gm. you saw the saudi investment fund yesterday announced an investment in a different electric vehicle. do you have the resources where you can make a huge investment in electric vehicles? >> we can. audi has 12 electric vehicles funded by ourselves. the key thing is to be a successful company. if you are successful, you generate the revenues to continue to invest. this is huge technology that costs a lot of money. we believe we can fund it. the reason we want to find it is these are technologies we want to have in-house that we want to be able to support. you have to have them under your wing. we feel we have the capital to develop this with a properly scaled business. >> what about the auto

as leading brexiteers gather to set out their plans, the boss of jaguar land rover has warned a bad deal could result in the loss of tens of thousands ofjobs in the uk. the governor of the bank of england is to stay in his position until 2020 in order to try to ensure a smooth exit from the eu. more than half a million people in south carolina, north carolina and virginia are ordered to leave their homes as hurricane florence is predicted to make landfall in the next 48 hours. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news... more than a million people in the us states of south carolina, north carolina and virginia are ordered to leave their homes as hurricane florence approaches — we'll be speaking to one family planning to hunker down. that's at quarter past eight. at 8.30pm, we'll be speaking to a recently retired chief superintendent about the impact of cuts to the police service — and asking what life is like at the sharp end. and we'll take a look at tomorrow's front pages with our reviewers , the the sun's deputy p

or the bank of england, the warning that comes from the biggest companies in the land, for example jaguar land rover, again something i put to the prime minister and other people this week. it is ourjob to warn about it. clearly in the process, we have to also say to people, there is a different between a worry, a concern, a forecast and a fact. forecasts are not facts. that is not what they are. but i think to say that we ought to be positive about brexit, to say we should be cheerleaders for brexit, to say we should be patriotic which sometimes people do, is to misunderstand the role of a journalist. it is not the role of a journalist. it is not the role of a journalist. it is not the role of a journalist to be on one tea m role of a journalist to be on one team or another. we don't wear the scarf, we don't sing the songs it is ourjob to report on the match. to do it fairly, and if you hear things you don't like, i am afraid that is nature of bbcjournalism, you will hear people you don't like saying thing rows don't agree with. the political pressure for another referendum is getting mo

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the jaguar hasn't come yet. there is a lot of hype but on the market, we will be the second car on the market. i think we are timed perfectly. and the market is growing. we anticipate 300,000 plus electric vehicles by 2023. we want to get a big chunk of that and i think we can, frankly. david: this is costing companies a fair amount of money. you saw the softbank investment into cruise for gm. you saw the saudi investment fund yesterday announced an investment in a different electric vehicle. do you have the resources where you can make a huge investment in electric vehicles? scott: we do. if you look at our plan, audi has 12 electric vehicles funded by ourselves. the key thing is to be a successful company. if you are successful, you generate the revenues to invest. that are huge technologies cost a lot of money from autonomous to electrocution. we believe we can fund it. the reason we want to find it is these are technologies we want to have in-house that we want to be able to support. you have to have them un

charged up by new electric models from jaguar, bmw, merced-benz and others. all expected to cut into tesla's dominance of the luxury electric vehicle market. >> in a lot of ways the increased competition for tesla really is increased availability of mols, especially models that have the same amenities or luxury offerings that are available in the tesla products. >> reporter: for the foreseeable future tesla will remain the leader in luxury electric vehicles but elon musk knowshe competition is coming. starting with new model like the etron on sale in the spring of next year. but audi says it's seeing strong reservation on plenty of interest for the first electric model. nightly business report, san francisco. >>> and that's that does it for us tonight i'm sues herera thank for joining us. >> iil bgriffeth have a great evening. see you tomorrow. >> this is "bbc world news america." >> funding of this presentation is made possle by the freeman foundation, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs, and pureint financial. >> how do we sh

coming off that loss to the jacksonville jaguars. >> we'll see if the lions can stop brady and the pats. football night in america gets us going. 7:00 eastern on nbc. see you then. >>> locally in football, the san francisco 49ers in kansas city tomorrow looking to pick up their second win of the season. 49ers pregame live. greg pap pa, dante winter and jeff garcia getting ready for the game sunday at 9:00 a.m. on nbc sports bay area. after the game, our crew breaks it all down on 49ers post game live. that's altogethl for sports. more news after the break. in sa special honor, for a special group of >>> finally at 6:00, in san francisco today, a special honor for a special group of sea scouts. the coast guard recognized a local sea scout crew for helpin. the young crew was on a nighttimumhe bay when they heard a coast guard broadcast advising there was a missing kayaker in the area. the scouts spotted the man clinging to his kayak near the richmond-san rafael bridge. he had been in the chilly water for six hours. >> it was kind of surreal. it was really late at night. we dropped the sai

it >> he sold lines like jaguar and shutting down the mercury line and focusing on growing the forr d. that brand still has plenty of cache, especially when it comes to bg trucks. but in other parts of the eveloping ike electric cars or self-driving alhicles, ford is viewed by many onstreet to be struggling. changing that perception will depend on jim hackett's progm. phil lebeau, "nightly business report," chicago. >>> weight watchers i bulking up. that's where we begin tonight's market focus. the company is being added to the s&p midcap nd400 starting next tuesday. it will replace klx which is being acquired by boeing. its inclusion sent it u4% to $69.57. shares of accorda tanked after it lost a patent appeal. it invalidated four patents for the multiple sclerosis they lost a quarter of their value closing at $20.80. >>> snap's chief strategy officer is stepping down. following a controversial apphi redesign led to a drop in users. snap is the parent company of snap ch snap fell 2% to $9.74. shares also hit a 52-week low during the y. >>> and sonos came out with the first earnings r

about six million dollars a year for their deal they signed in twenty sixteen his book faces everywhere jaguar has them as well so you know you see messi you think of money you know so then you go you want to they would the tennis world to see roger federer one of the best in the world as well he recently was sponsored by burl of pasta about forty million dollars for that deal an extraordinary number for you know pasta pennies i like to call them and he also sizes luxury brands as most of the tennis world like rolex and swiss chocolate makers being appropriate he's from switzerland so they also have a deal with lindt chocolates but you know to go all a part to the other side of the world you're going to talk about korea he is one of the most well known tennis players in japan and of course asian brands love him he signed a deal with unique low ten million dollars tension fifty million dollars of that extension very interesting and i just note we're about out of time but there is all this debate about capper to join with nike and people were saying what a bad move the numbers that we're talking

six million dollars a year for their deal they signed in twenty sixteen his book face is everywhere jaguar has them as well so you know you see messi you think money you know so then you go you want to they would the tennis world to see roger federer one of the best in the world as well he recently was sponsored by burl of pasta about forty million dollars for that deal an extraordinary number for you know pasta pennies i like to call them and he also sizes luxury brands as most of the tennis world like rolex and swiss chocolate makers being appropriate he's from switzerland so they also have a deal with lindt chocolates but you want to go all a part to the other side of the world you're going to talk about the ship korea he is one of the most well known tennis players in japan and of course asian brands love him he signed a deal with unique low ten million dollars tension fifty million dollars of that extension very interesting and i just note we're about out of time but there is all this debate about capper to joining with nike and people were saying what a bad move the numbers that we w

today, jaguar land rover said it would go to a three—day week because of headwinds affecting the car industry, days after its chief executive warned a no—deal brexit would be horrifying. the imf said a weaker pound had helped exports, and the governor of the bank of england has argued a close deal could see an economic boost. i was here for the 2017 imf report on the uk economy, and certainly this year much more concern about the possible costs of brexit. in 2017, the imf was welcoming progress on those brexit negotiations. this year, real worry that the no—deal option is even on the table. six months to go, and the uk still has a lot of brexit homework to do, the imf said — no sign, as far as that economic body is concerned, of as yet any brexit dividend. kamal ahmed, bbc news. a conservative mp tobias ellwood has told the inquests into the victims of the westminster bridge attack how he fought to save the life of pc keith palmer, who had been stabbed outside parliament. the officer and four other people who were run over by khalid masood died after the attack in march last ye

hopes of give themselves a psychological edge with a little bit of trash talk but the jacksonville jaguars jaylen ramsey has taken it since a new territory asked about his promise to dominate the patriots regrown koski on sunday he said not even his own grandmother would be safe from him on the football field. i don't believe in having friends on the field i mean my brother my dad my mom grandma was out there like it was right after the game we can because it doesn't matter you would really not have lee was you know that. he was you know that it. was he had me back there were my like you know from one of my legs i'm glad i'm not his grandmother not all the support you know supposed to bring mothers or grandmothers into any of that goodness gracious me even your own grammar grandmother well that's it for the news our team from us here in doha thanks for joining us nic clock is up in just a couple minutes time from london with more of the day's news right here on al-jazeera. it was a big problem because it was different people admired him he was the center of my life in beirut and he married

. >> breaks the outside into jaguar territory. >> pres caught >> ride, goal line! dives it in. touchdown, cowboys! >> first touchdown of the season! >>> so that's next. we talked abt tonight. we know it was unbelievably dramatic for green bay. for chicago they go back home. mack had a hall of fame first half. trubisky looked good. what about chicago as they get ready to face seattle on monday night? >> it's devastating. this was a monumental opportunity for them. but it's not over. i think by mid week matt nagy goes we all know what it was. we blew it. we had it, we blew it. i want you to think about what you did. you played your tails off. that is something you haven't done around here in a long time. i think th will be the message they take forward. >> al: one of anr staples, /cowboys. each team comes in 0-1. a great matchup of running backn nexty night. >> cris: it is also time to get it going. both of those offenses faced great defenses today. they really did. and so now they will get a chance to back. nobody plays much in preseason. it has to be better offensively for both

compare that cutting edge technology trial to this from jaguar land rover. researchers think giant googly eyes on an autonomous pod will reassure pedestrians that they have been seen. it's actually a test to help understand the perception of safety. well, the googly eyes can stay as long as that pod has a sweet sound system. now, in my experience, one of the big themes of almost every efa tech show is the smart home, which usually means the very latest version of a fridge with a camera in it unless you can't —— in case you can't be bothered to open the door, but lara lewington has managed to hunt down some actually useful smart homery. there's been no shortage of smart home devices over the past few years, but which ones would you actually want? this small plastic bin is the prototype of something called the bindicator. the idea is it will connect to your local council's website and will then change colour depending on what bin needs to be collected. so it does solve a problem but the question is, do you really want it sitting in your house? one thing th

might hope to give themselves a psychological edge with a bit of trash talk but the jacksonville jaguars jaylen ramsey has taken it into new territory asked about his promise to dominate the patriots rob graham koski on sunday he said not even his own grandmother would be safe from him on the football field. i don't believe in having friends on the field i mean my brother my dad my mom grandma was out there like this is all after the game we can because i don't matter you would really not have lee was you know that would mean that i don't know that i learned he was you know that. it. was he had me but there were more like you know from one of my legs. that i am definitely not going to be stepping onto a football field with him that's all for now. back to nick and probably a prudent maypole that you very much and they play more website odds or talk home is the address but that is it for me for this news i will be back and i kind of it swith more of the day's news so maybe see that. getting to the heart of the matter the three big challenges facing human prine in the twenty first century a

jaguar land rover have suggested they will follow suit. it is normal to have a certain amount of factory closure around the easter time, that is something that happens every year, but this is something very different and at this stage in time, until we know exactly what brexit looks like, whether it be no deal but is there a deal are what does the deal exactly look like, it is certainly unlikely to look like what it does today, and what we have todayis what it does today, and what we have today is frictionless trade within the eu and any kind of friction, for the eu and any kind of friction, for the reasons you outline in your piece earlier, has catastrophic effects on the just—in—time manufacturing processes and the need to carry inventory and so on. one of the manufacturers i spoke to actually said they could envisage something that looks like amazon's distribution centre in order to stock their inventory and keep the lines running. coming out of the eu on 29th march, those kinds of things cannot be put in place on those kinds of tim

the jaguars corner isn't worried about hurting none's feelings on the field, and he means anyone. >> i don't believe on having friends on the field, i mean, my brother, my dad, my mom,a gran was out there, like, it's on, like, after the game, we can be cool, it doesn't matter. you got w i feel like to respect the game of football. football is not a game meant to be played being nice to each other and all that. after the game's over with, that's cool.ou >> youn't really hit your grandma? >> i definitely would. she know at. my grandma know that. i love you, but you know that. >> what? don't play on ngthanksgiso, gram won't be out on the field. >> as long as she knows that, i bet she brings it, too. >> got to get it from somewhere feisty. >> that's great. >> that's great. >> wanto be t i'm ne simon. m the son of an immigrant and a family man. daughter: hey, dad. neal: and now i'm running for the u.s. senate, unaffiliated with any party, because they'r and getting nothing done, and it's crippling america. i'vereated high-paying jobsghtd by listening, bringing people together, and finding