-i want the challenge of building a business in detroit by people's hands from detroit. -mm-hmm. -so my offer is $300,000 for 51 percent. i think needs $100,000 for building out efficiencies in the shop. it needs to have some rhyme or reason to it. -right. -things that allow us to lower cost and increase output. in addition to that, $150,000 for working capital, raw materials, and then, $50,000 specifically for research and development and the creation of new products, buying textiles, trying new things and turning them into real high-margin moneymakers. -so you'd want to see a wider assortment or something? -i think we have to work collectively with the team to allow creativity to breathe. -that's a bit of a shift. -is it? what's so shifty about it? -jeans aren't going to be our primary focus. -this company will not survive as a men's denim jean company. -$300,000 sounds like a reasonable dollar amount. on the personal part of it, i have put money in, and i'm a 10 percent owner. giving up 50 percent of my investment, how do i get my return on my investment? i would like to be ab

things are moving slowly at this year's detroit auto show. but at least they're not moving in reverse. some of the chinese car companies also say that the trade war has put them off investments in the u.s. hundreds of flights to and from germany are being canceled this tuesday security personnel in frankfurt germany's biggest hub and some regional airports staging strikes to protest low wages work stoppage will leave several hundred thousand passengers stranded. and first class could get little full on some cathay pacific flights a glitch in its booking system allowed customers to get first class tickets from hong kong to portugal for about fifteen hundred dollars instead of the sixteen thousand usually charged the airline is looking into how the costly mistake happened but says it will on other tickets. it's nice to show jordan is one of the driest countries on us in some parts water deliveries only come once a week and the service isn't even reliable but new technology promises to help bring a steady supply to the remotest of areas. abdul r

things are moving slowly at this year's detroit auto show. but at least they're not moving in reverse. advertising on social media has become a major part of industry budgets in the u.s. alone companies invest around thirty two billion dollars each year on social marketing the aim is to reach precise target groups and the emphasis is on relevance tuned in to social issues and trying to web this so it looks like razor companies are let's start everything right it its latest commercial still it seems to abandon its traditional celebration of macho role models this time randy it calls for mentions shift their behavior and reject the ideas and concepts the commercial says today's men should question their own male ness in the wake of the need to movement chauvinism muscles simply no longer have a place in society this sport in pockets if you. see me well so far so good is always nice when big corporations support a good cause but it's not without risk gillette is finding out right at this moment jared reed from our social media team joins me jare

this year particular of detroit we're looking for to see what g.a.c. is doing and the past few years they've had some pretty big displays at detroit and it showed off their car their new car lineup. and this year they're also going to be to try debuting a new s.u.v. concept called the end trans and this is a pretty big deal for g.a.c. because they said in recent years a twenty nineteen is the year they want to start selling cars in the united states and they've been recruiting american auto dealers to help them do that at a time of heightened transatlantic tension the bond could be politically as well as economically strategic and inspired. the changes there is one constant the auto show is hoping for eight hundred thousand visitors the show will run until the twenty seventh of january next year the show won't take place in the winter but in the summer visitors will be able to test drive vehicles watch rallies and demonstrations. folks wagon and ford will be working together in the future the companies announced at the detroit motor show that first the

fascinating thing going on in detroit. jason: interesting to hear him talk about having to cooperate may be in a way they have not before.it is definitely a new world .cannot wait to hear more when you get back . you have a big interview coming up. you get to be around all the cool toys. what is that behind you? david: i must say that is the car that won the indianapolis 500 last year. chevrolet, run by team penske. is responsible for more wins than anybody in history. we get to talk to the legendary roger penske, coming up. jason: really looking forward to that. i know you are a car guy. you have had your eyes on that for quite some time. before we get to that, next, day 24 of the government shutdown. no end in sight. now it is hitting federal workers's bottom lines. terry joins me, coming up. taking a look at the markets quickly, we are seeing a lot of red. still on your screen, all the major indices down. the dow, the s&p, and the nasdaq are off of their session lows, but the dow is down 0.2%. the s&p down 0.3%. those t

big day there in detroit hey, listen, detroit is a great city detroit in june is probably better than detroit in january i'm sup pining there >> yes, yes. >> see you all day thanks very much. >>> up next on this very busy monday, more on the $10 billion gold deal that crossed the full details ahead. >>> plus, bank earnings are on deck citi group to report over an hour what you need to much. >>> plus your monday rbi i want you to picture a bunch of 18-year-olds in america going 'ssane one day a year. it not happening but it's happening in japan we'll explain. your rbi stick around. ♪ when you have nausea, ♪ heartburn, ♪ indigestion, ♪ upset stomach, ♪ diarrhea... girl, pepto ultra coating will treat your stomach right. ♪nausea, heartburn, ♪ indigestion, upset stomach, ♪ diarrhea... try pepto with ultra coating. ♪ >>> late last year you had barrett gold buying rand gold. now knewmont mining buying goldcorp in a $10 billion deal the barrett deal 6.5 billion the combined companies will have about the same market cap from a reserves and production perspective. we might ha

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market to twenty twenty but they're preparing by coming here to detroit. but for the first time in years most european auto makers including porsche audi b.m.w. mercedes in the range rover are skipping north america's most revered auto show v.w. is a rare exception yet for some in chaos there is opportunity we're growing we need more engineering talent so you know not that i wish the downturn on the industry but if there is a downturn and if some good talent comes free that's going to be a benefit to us next year as the detroit auto show lose from a winter date to a summer event the world's automakers hope the industrial climate will be beaumier as well john hendren al-jazeera detroit. hello again on is a prominent aha with the headlines on al-jazeera. day and has been defeated by the largest margin and u.k. parliamentary has changed the eyes to the right two hundred into. the nose to the left four hundred and thirty two on. the opposition labor party has called for a bunch of no confidence in the government which could trigger a general election but it's

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also on the show the car industry gathers in detroit for the annual motor show but doesn't really some major company because have decided to give it a miss this year. is unreliable water supply system gets an update that's good for farmers and for the invite. this is the business on us china's exports dropped by more than four percent in december compared to the same period a year it's the biggest drop in two years china's global trade plus also signed last year according to chinese customs figures but crucially china's trade surplus with the u.s. jumped by more than seventeen percent that's from two fears that u.s. president might feel the need to crank up the heat the simmering trade conflict between the world's two biggest economies. once upon a time china's economic performance wasn't global news those days are well and truly gone whether it's consumers losing their appetite for i phones or turning away from luxury brands what happens in china now happens to the world. there are two reasons the countries trade figures are having an impact on the markets the first is that they offer

also situated on the edge of a county that was pivotal for trump's victory mccomb county outside of detroit julian like some of his employees and many of his customers voted for trump he thinks the president's term has been good for his thirty employees and his bakery donald trump was. a little of this much of a stretch for me in the beginning but when he became the nominee for the party i backed him because he was a businessman this is exactly the sort of small middle american establishment that was at the heart of trump's campaign message to lift up the little guy and stick it to the elites. and celine light of an educator and a neighborhood resident said she was attracted to trump and his message in part because of how different he sounded the more i listened and the more i heard his concretize seen ideas closer to my ideas and. that's what i think and to watch and i was at first. with the first debate i was almost inside the t.v. one of my listening to you know it was just very interesting it was so different and it wasn't state it was just different they don't. everything about him eve

tariffs putting a damper on this year's detroit. it's one of the oldest of its kind but some of the big giving. detroit's auto show hasn't lost all its glamour but it's certainly not the event it once was an extra six premium luxury model. g.m. chose to unveil its new cars like s.u.v. but many other luxury car makers including b.m.w. and mercedes are giving the event a miss this year. this says the global car market contracts and uncertainty grows over the threat of u.s. tariffs. and the transition in the industry we've had a great run of strong car sales over the last decade or so we're probably going to have a dip in the next couple of years at the same time the auto companies are have to focus on today's business to generate profits so they can finance a future that's going to be very different from speaking of the future one major carmaker that is making an appearance in detroit this year it's fox it's expected to announce new alliance with us also giant for it at a time of heightened transatlantic tension that bond could be pol

market till twenty twenty but they're preparing by coming here to detroit. but for the first time in years most european auto makers including porsche audi b.m.w. mercedes and land rover are skipping north america's most revered auto show v.w. is a rare exception. yet for some in chaos there is opportunity we're growing we need more engineering talent so you know not that i wish the downturn on the industry but if there's a downturn and if some good talent comes free that's going to be of benefit to us next year is the detroit auto show news from a winter date to a summer event the world's automakers hope the industrial climate is well john hendren al-jazeera detroit still ahead on the news hour it's a very special day for one footballer from kurdistan the media will be here in just a moment for the details in sport. for the past four weeks don has been witnessing a wave of anti-government protests some opposition groups are supporting the demonstrators but others are keeping their distance ahead but morgan takes a closer look at sudan's political landscape.

a second term regardless of the scott it's truly an brothers bakery is a community fixture in this detroit suburb it's one of the few small locally run operations left every morning for the past forty eight years richard julian has put on his apron and serve the neighborhood everything from deli meats to birthday cakes the bakery is also situated on the edge of a county that was pivotal for trump's victory mccomb county outside of detroit julian like some of his employees and many of his customers voted for trump he thinks the president's term has been good for his thirty employees and his bakery donald trump with. much of a stretch for me in the beginning but when he became the nominee for the party i backed off because he was a businessman this is exactly the sort of small middle american establishment that was at the heart of trump's campaign message to lift up the little guy and stick it to the elites. and celine might have an educator and a neighborhood resident said she was attracted to trump and his message in part because of how different he sounded. more i heard his. ideas. and. t

things are moving slowly at this year's detroit auto show. but at least they're not moving and reverse. all your business here's a reminder of the top stories we're following for you here on judgment day for british prime minister tourism is plans for leaving the european union has called on lawmakers to block the deal but all indications are that parliament will swallow it up. since. you're watching news from more news coming up the top all throughout all twenty one is up next here on the w. thanks for watching a box. cutter. going to. meet the artist and encounter with richard ford one of america's great storytellers a fugitive to move his works cast a sharp eye on the american dream. because he views the current situation in his home country and what drives his creativity. we need to richard florida going to have complete coverage of the. mixed doubles. to coax. the symphony on the stump i'm told. i'm usually goal shy. president. the same. and more unforgettable highlights from the first half of the fund the city gets things like. sixty. d

things are moving slowly at this year's detroit auto show. but at least they're not moving in reverse. the german economy continues to grow the energy it's enjoyed over the past few years is on the way overall in twenty eight t. the german economy expanded by one point five percent over the previous year talking of a ninth year of growth for europe strongest economy on the less that slower than the two point two percent growth of the previous two us notably the federal office of statistics says the economy contracted in the third and last quarter is off to an eighteen raising concerns among investors the slowdown comes as the european central bank regularly starts its prices stimulus measures. german airports are mostly out of commission today as security staff strike over pay hundreds of national and international flights have been canceled at a german airports including the country's busiest busiest frankfurt at least two hundred twenty thousand troubles are said to be affected by cancellations and delays security staff pay to be raised to

market till twenty twenty but they're preparing by coming here to detroit. but for the first time in years most european automakers including porsche audi b.m.w. mercedes and land rover are skipping north america's most revered auto show v.w. is a rare exception. yet for some in chaos there is opportunity we're growing we need more engineering talent so you know not that i wish a downturn in the industry but if there is a downturn and if some good talent comes free that's going to be a benefit to us next year is the detroit auto show lose from a winter date to a summer event the world's automakers hope the industrial climate will be beaumier is well john hendren al-jazeera detroit. these are the top stories a deadly attack lasting around seven hundred hours as nairobi heads. kenya's president has offered his condolences to the families of the victims and has promised to find all of those who were responsible his and began when attackers talks of three cars and detonated a bomb in the lobby at least fourteen people were killed we will seek out every person th

trying to rev up a stalling car industry — global motor makers gather in detroit under mounting pressure. live from london, that's our top story on monday 14th january. the likes of ford, general motors and volkswagen are under pressure from a global economic slowdown and the change to electric so what they can do to keep us buying cars? also in the programme more signs of that slowdown from china. the latest trade numbers show slowing exports for the world's second biggest economy. the european war and it's not looking good. —— the european markets are open. the do it yourself cosmestics that have turned into a growing business — we'll find out how two friends have turned their african beauty secrets into a money—maker. cathay pacific has accidently sold first class airfares at economy prices for the second time in a month. today we want to know about the best bargain you have ever come across. let us know — just use the hashtag bbcbizlive hello and welcome to business live. going to be a very busy week this week. we start in the us where the hugely anticipated detroit motor s

now, the north american auto show opens in detroit today. it is a platform for debuting new vehicles to the us market. however carmakers are facing transition as consumer taste our business correspondent is in detroit to find out what to expect event this year. in a few hours the 2019 detroit auto show gets under way. a key event for america's car industry. at a time of substantial change. what can we expect? to discuss this i am joined by phoebe, a business writer. what can we expect will be some of the big things that we will hear this year? this year you will hear about transformation and technology, they. you are looking at more autonomy to running vehicles with your islet or your fingerprint. running vehicles with your islet or yourfingerprint. more running vehicles with your islet or your fingerprint. more security to prevent your car being stolen. we also hear that america is a big market that china is not an even bigger market. china is a top priority for the entire auto industry global league. is a priority because it is the largest

hey, phil. >> reporter: hey melissa, tesla is not here at the detroit auto show but no doubt tesla is an influence with the automakers. there's a greater emphasis now more than ever to develop electric vehicles more than a niche model here and there talk about vw talking about building others in chattanooga, tennessee. talking about the development of electric vehicles, saying we will have a surprise sometime next year. then cadillac for 2021, i asked the president of cadillac, how much are you benchmarking the success of tesla, what did he say, obsessively >> here's more from steve carlisle >> i think they've done a lot to popularize electric vehicles and get into the minds of consumers. i think that's been very valuable then push the envelope in terms of out process and made everybody sharper on their game. i think we ought to wait a while to write the whole story we don't know what happens when evs are on the scale for distribution and customer experience for a profitability perspective, i think we ought to wait a little while before we write the whole story. >> that story is start

david, you are still in detroit, you have much more coming up for us? is not just about auto, it's all about air. date number four of the government shut -- 24 of the government shutdown, that's coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: out here in detroit at the auto show, we are covering the shutdown right now and are joined on the telephone by the vice president of the national controller association. thanks for joining us. good to have you. trish, give us a sense of what the effect is on the are traffic controllers. i understand they are not getting paid. >> correct. we have been working for 24 days. than twohem drove more hours to get to work during a snowstorm. they are working and they are proudly working. morale is suffering, they just received a zero on their paychecks on tuesday. that's when some of them get paid. some of them are getting paid tomorrow as well. the reality is there. that regarding the statements, a lot of overtime work, a lot of commitment to country to do the job that they proudly do and received nothing for it. david: is

yeah exactly well we are known earning that a federal grand jury in detroit has indicted these for our d. engineering managers we also know their names richard b. axel e.'s chef and k. and carson and they're all named in a twelve count indictment alleging conspiracy wire fraud and violations of the clean air act well what that means is that prosecutors in the united states are convinced that all of them manipulate it on purpose for years these emission tests of diesel engine it really seems that the attention and that these again scandal is shifting over with more focus now to the audi brand at the beginning mostly the volkswagen brand was in the headlines because of this situation just last year the audi c.e.o. started out went here in germany to prison and was later fired and the share price by the way was not affected by this latest investigation it seems that investors are used to scandal after scandal when it comes to these tests and so always thank you very much frank for stocks and the u.s. after a report in the wall street journal suggested that u.s. president donald trump may

the motor city for the detroit auto show. we spoke to the ceo of ford and phil joins us now. hey, phil. >> hey, joe. you know, when we talked to jim hackette, he admitted that investors have a reason to be a little bit looking forward, like when are things going to start to turn at ford. but he is still saying that be patient. it will come around because most of what you're seeing with the stock that's now under $9 a share is because of pressure on the company's margins. here is jim hackett. >> a lot of what you're seeing in the margin to margin performance is because ford's more future ready in the design of the existing vehicles with regard to fitness, i think they want to believe that it's happened so in the last -- >> you think in the analysts want to believe. >> they want to believe. and the last 30 days they're starting to see our plans in europe, which was something that we hinted about. and common sense would say that a plan like that that is as extensive like that needs to be highly choreographed you have really important constituents that you have to have in synch i

yeah we don't know yet the details according to the reports are set to be released when the detroit motor show gets going next week and of course everybody's interested what exactly this entails but we hear that it entails pooling resources in order to be more effective and more cost effective also getting into the future of the car business that is self driving cars and electric cars and that's a huge challenge not only from the engineering standpoint but also organizing production perhaps reorganizing production and also of course stemming all the money that has to be stemmed for for financing all of this together i think the two see a chance to get ahead of the game for other companies and especially from the v.w. side cost saving will be a big motive for entering into such a venture. and that was only bards for us in frankfurt now staying in the auto world like volkswagen before it chrysler has fallen afoul of us authorities in the diesel diesel emissions candle it's now due to pay more than seven hundred million dollars in a settlement the u.s. italian carmakers accused of using ille

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we'll take you live to the detroit auto show for a preview of this year's coolest cars. "early today" starts right now. i'm frances rivera. >> i'm phillip mena. president trump facing tough questions this morning over his relationship with russia, following a pair of bombshell reports. "the new york times" detailed an fbi investigation into whether the president himself was working for russia. while a "washington post" report claims the president concealed details about his face-to-face meetings with russian president vladimir putin, the president took to twitter in wake of these stories tweeting over two dozen times throughout the weekend. it started saturday morning with a volley of six tweets about the russia investigation specifically targeting the fbi and its former director james comey and the tweets ended with the president talking about everything from border security and the wall to his push to withdraw troops from syria.

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brent: foreign car sales and tariffs are putting a damper on this year's detroit motor show. it is one of the oldest of its kind at some of the big players are giving it a miss this time. ♪ reporter: detroit auto show has t lost allts glamour, but it's certainly not the event it once was. >> the xt6, premium luxury model. reporter: gm chose to unveil its new cadillac suv, but many other luxuryarmakers including bmw and mercedes, are giving the event a miss this year. as the global car market contracts and uncertainty grows over the threat of u.s. tariffs. >> we/'re in a transition in the industry. we have had a great run out strong car sales over the last decade or so. we're probably going to have a dip. at the same time, the auto companies, have to focus on today's business to generate profits, so they can finance a future that is going to be very different. reporter: speaking of the future, one major carmaker that is making an appearance in detroit this year is volkswagen. it's expected to announce that aligns with ford. at the time of heightened transatlantic tensions, t