is this going to be cheaper than aldi 01’ this going to be cheaper than aldi or liddell, that is whatres tomorrow, definitely the best prices in town and the intention is always to be the lowest price in the market. so you will be the discounters on price, that's a promise? we are going to be the lowest price in town and the best value in the market. so what is behind this? a decade ago, aldi and lidl had 4% of the grocery market but that has grown to 13% today. that means these discounters have taken more than £10.5 billion worth of sales from their rivals this year. that is a huge slice of the grocery pie. but will shoppers bite? price is always important when you are shopping forfood, price is always important when you are shopping for food, it's the most important factor, i go to different supermodels depending on what i want. i will probably go for a look but since aldi has been opened, i'm quite happy with that because it halved my shopping bill. tesco says it only planning up to 15 of these stores are now. that won't trouble the discounters just yet. shoppers will decide if jac

the big question is, is jack's going to be cheaper than aldi or lidl?rketplace. so you're going to be cheaper than aldi or lidl? that's the intention. so, will this work? several other retailers have tried a discount chain before and failed. catherine shuttleworth is a retail expert. catherine, what do you think? well, this store looks great but it's just one of two that are going to open tomorrow and we've learned that 15 are going to open. to see whether it's got scale, it will have to open in more locations. but what it does offer is great value to the shopper and the shoppers will ultimately decide whether this will survive or whether it will fail because they are looking for value and if it's the best value in their town, then it could work. it'll be interesting to see how it out. let's see. i suppose it also shows just how shopping has changed. emma simpson reporting there. three people have been injured after being hit by a car outside an islamic centre in north—west london. police say they're investigating the incident as a possible hate crime.

you know — the likes of aldi and lidl. well, tesco is now taking them on directly.smart one? earlier, we spoke to a retail analyst. this isa we spoke to a retail analyst. this is a massive corporate experiment but one they have to do. the move they have announced two days is purely defensive. this is not really about launching a new brand, it is trying to stop the progress of algae and middle stalk in their tracks. —— stop the progress of aldi and lidl because already aldi and lidl are about 750 stores each so this is all in fact england tesco's market share and what they want to do is try and get as many of their sales as they can so if you cannot go against them, trying to compete in their own backyards. we hang onto these late few years but how long ago did you take out your current phone contract? if it was more than a couple of years ago — you might be paying for a handset that you already now own. citizens advice reckons about four million people have continued being charged even after they've paid off the cost of the phone. altogether that's an extra £500mill

aldi.entli. . >>> facebook is under fire again after hackers exposed a weak know andcc gaineds to 50 million accounts. liz mclaughlin has more on the problem as the social media giant tries to regain your trust. >> facebook says discovered the massive security breach on tuesday. in a statement saying hack eers found a vulnerable area allowing them to take over 50 million accounts. >> it sits on your computer that tells facebook you are you and doesn't force you to put in your password every time >> it locked about 90 million people out of their account. the investigation is still in the early stages. the full scope and origin of the attack are>> unknown. facebook has identified it. >> reporter: it comes at a tough time for facebook at the center of an ongoing investigation as to russian interference in the 2016 election and s reeling fromhe cambridge an lettica investigation in march. >> we're talking about a spevs has more than half the world's online population using it. things like the h

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aldi. shop differentli. >>> i have to ask you, bruce, who we were just chatting with said we shouldn't be talking about chances for rain. we should be talking about chances for sunshine. >> much more unusual. >> i agree. and i likeuc he makes it so i can see it. >> that's a very half glass empty approach there, uce. a little optimism, please. i think about a 5% chance of sun. saturday is lookinge a lit better. tomorrow, a 30% chance of sunshine. i have to rework on my graphics. you can see we've got about 20% sunshine out there right now. a lot of cloud cover and tngt is hohe bring the cloud cover down. a is keeping things little cooler and b, giving up the cloud cover. no rain associated with it. we do have more sunshine out there. you can seehe east flow hits right up against blue ridge here and it keeps the clouds in off to the east. all the moisture way to the north. normally it needs a lot of heat. s time. we get the east flow here on the other side. e rest of the area though, 90s. all

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what makes aldi olive oil oh sweetheart. because only the specialest, most amazing products in all the world make it into aldi stores. something so beautiful and precious, you should never ever, ever, ever, ever let go of. jeez mom it's just olive oil. stop being weird. we hand pick only the most amazing products. that's changing shopping for the better. aldi. shop differentli. >>> like a mirage. >> it's amazing. over 50% of our september has been cloudy. do i hear 90? we will see some sun. >> we've got the clouds. we did hit 80. winds out of the south at 60 miles hour. 72 toward hagerstown. you sue' big temperature disparity. a pretty nice afternoon at tempewise. we're just about done with the rain. we've got a couple of showers. you can see not much going on. good for the nationals game tonight. good for anying outdoors. it is warm and human. the rain that came through our area was really vy, very heavy. up toward boston. we are not dealing with that today. you can see the line and tracking the system off the coast of the

aldi.erentli. if i put criminals in prison during the day i'm jenner wexton, and as a prosecutor, and changed diapers at night. later, when i had a law practice, i volunteered to help moms collect child support. then, as state senator, i worked across partnes to target sexual offenders and take guns away from domestic abusers. i woin congress, i'll stand up to president trump.fenders i approve this message because, like every working mom, what's aheat is as important as in the rearview mirror. > a ws day with a lot going on. >> investigators are trying to figure outom why a shot and killed three people at a rite aid distribution center harford county, maryland, and then fatally shot herself in the head. thehooter w snochia moseley. she was a temporary employee at that facility. several shooting victims were rushed to the hospital. >>> a a quickest in the random murder of a woman. wendy mtinez was out jogging when she was stabbed to death tuesday night. today pol arrest of a 23-year-old man

po what makes aldi olive oil oh sweetheart. because only the specialest, llmost amazing products inhe world make it into aldi stores. something so beautiful and precious, you should never ever, ever, ever, ever let go of. jeez mom it's just olive oil. stop being weird. we hand pick only the most amazing products. that's changing shopping for the better. aldi. shop differentli. >> let's get to that breaking news. a silver spring neighborhood is waking up to a policeat investign after five people were shot inside aome on amberleigh drive. two people were dead and two of the victims were children. justin finch is at the scene now and just learned more information about what's happ happened. good morning to you. >> approaching 5:30 right now. we're still tracking a weather alert today as what's left of florence mak it's way now. chuck bell is here to fill us in. chuck, what's thelatest? >> the umbrellas. it's been a permanent fixture for the last couple of weeks and it's going to be needed again for today, tonight and tomorrow. fla

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aldi. shop differentli. >>> a local police operation turns violentovernight. hom in district heights. two later taken to t hospital after gunfire erupted. just about 4:00 a.m. odnow. morning, everyone. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eunth yang. morning, both officers are in the hospital and expected to survive. >> justin finch joins us live from the scene with details. what can you tell us? >> reporter: that's right. at this time we're hearing those officers are in the hospital right now. at least oneould be on h way to surgery. here on the scene, still seeing a heavy policeresence. officers in uniform, others in plainlothes. crime scene investigators also here on the scene, as you can see behindwe me. e still looking at a very active police-involved shooting as you mentioned, nine officers were initially on scene last vight, part of a special operations team s a warrant to a top-level apartment here off the 2700 block. we're told they knocked on that apartment door, announced themsees, and got no answer, so the had to use a device to open that door. inside,

aldi. shop differentli. >>> coming up at 9:00. of searching for a missing man ends when crews find his body in hawaii. >>> this morning the search is on for gunmen in several overnigh shootings. one person was killed. four others hurt in another shooting in northeast. a live report just ahead. to and the debate lived up the hype. senator in texas ted cruz and his ,oppone congressman beto o'roarke pulling no punchesta o the last night. >>> welcome back to news 4 today on this saturday morning.ng good moro you. i'm david culver. angie goffs s off tmorning. we want to start off with aaffi. all lanes of i-95 are back open after an earlyorning crash shut down multiple lanes.

the big question is, is jack's going to be cheaper than aldi or lidl?lidl? that's the intention. so, will this work? several other retailers have tried a discount chain before and failed. catherine shuttleworth is a retail expert. catherine, what do you think? well, the store looks great, but it's just one of two that are going to open tomorrow and we've learned 15 are going to open. to see whether it's got scale it will have to open in more locations. but what it does offer is great value to the shopper and the shoppers will ultimately decide whether this will survive or whether it will fail because they are looking for value and if it is the best value in their town, then it could work. it'll be interesting to see how it plays out. let's see, i suppose it also shows just how shopping has changed. our business correspondent emma simpson reporting there. let's get some of the day's other news: a man has died after he was stabbed on a street in north london. the victim , who was 25, was found with wounds in the tufnell park area just before 9.30 last nig

aldi. shop differentli. i put criminals in prison during the day i'm jennifer wexton, and as a prosecutor, and changed diapers at night. later, when had a law practice, i volunteered to help moms collect child support. then, as state senator, i worked across party lines to target sexual offenders and take guns away from domestic abusers. in congress, i'll stand up to president trump. i approve this message because, like every working mom, what's ahead is as important as what's in the rearview mirror. >>> next one's going to have you already gotuse it's us talking in here about it. alexa. soon alexa' going to do more inside homes and garages across thtry. >> dear alexa. amazon is launching a slew of new products, including new smart hom deviszces. >> you don't usually see a potato at a tech event. but that was one of many firsts r amazon thursday when the company unveiled more than a dozen new products. including the amazon basic microwave. >> yeah. a microwave. you got to a giggle little bit. >> it's the voi

aldi. shop differentli. >>> you're wching news 4 at 5:00. >>> and welcome back now at 5:30ef fhters dousing the flames of a four-alarm fire. this is the author capper senior apartments in southeast d.c seniors evacuated, and rescued from this massive burning building. we have good news as we come back to you live here. everyone has been accounted for building. about 162 units, one and oo two-be senior apartments there. a lot of people rescued, though, as we've been telng people and evacuated now. >> that's exactly right. we are hearing from d.c. officials they wl be working throughout the evening to make sure that every single person that was in the building h a safe place to stay this evening. we do know that close to where jackie benson is at the 1,000 block of 5th street in southeast there is a center where residents are being taken. we are live now on that scene. >> reporter: i'll have my photographer, matthew murray, show you black smoke coming up from there, literally ten seconds ago

angela says she changed her weekly shop from tesco to aldi when she got made redundant. no such thing as brand loyalty. we have heard that from a lot of people, to shop around. and matt says, wouldn't it be cheaper for tesco to lower its prices? quite a good idea. what other business stories has the media been taking an interest in? simon derrickjoins us again to discuss. including the department ofjustice and looking into elon musk‘s tweet when he said that tesla might go private. he wouldn't make the world's greatest super villain, his inability to stage the news. what does it tell us? we had those tweets earlier in the summer when he talked about going private, he said they had the funding and it turned out they didn't. he said they had the funding, and they would go for this share price. it was very specific, it wasn't a glib thought process. yes, he seems to be very specific and it turned out they didn't have the funding. since then there has been a catalogue of news stories, also appearing on the podcast smoking marijuana wasn't the best thing to happen. you have s

taking on the budget supermarkets at their own game. the likes of aldi and lidl.ahead of a crucial meeting of european leaders. to improve his offer to the uk over the irish border. where she will try to win support for her brexit plan. for us this morning. set it up for us. how significant is today going to be? today going to be? moment and decisive moment and not a decision—making point. decision—making point. choreographed set of steps that everyone hopes might lead to a deal. everyone hopes might lead to a deal. is an informal summit, so no final decisions taken. decisions taken. hear from theresa may this evening as she tries again to sell her plan. as she tries again to sell her plan. like the declaration of the future trade deal and how also to stage it. trade deal and how also to stage it. as the moment when they hope to finalise everything. finalise everything. of three or more leaders summit is to try to wrap this up. to try to wrap this up. about michel barnier and his offer of a compromise on northern ireland. of a compromise on northern ireland. is th

but it could have been just me and aldi just throughout in the middle of the sound. then it was ugly. >> that was a tough trip. thanks for sharing. >>> when we come back we're heading to the ballroom for the season premier of dancing wi"da the stars". ars." >> "the skinny" is next. the stars." >> "the skinny" is next. . about it ky natural feeling the lubrication you want nothing you don't get what you want ♪ skinny ♪ ♪ skinny the skinny the skinny >>> it is a very special tuesday skinny because we are going to start with the new season of "dancing with the stars." >> part one was a jam packed two-hour glittery extravaganza with a few others that need to pick up their game, stick around, including this guy. ♪ >> john snider of "dukes of hazard" fame he played up the nostalgia with emma there. the fox trot to the '80s theme song around an orange dodge charger as well. i think he did pretty well. the judges scored him an 18 out of 30. >> and paralimpic skier made her debut as the first ever blind contestant. she and partner brought the house down as they also racked up

aldi.fferentli. >>> we have just learned that we've been mispronouncing a certain superl' mo name and she is calling us out on it. >> i am tired of living this lie. >> no one likes their name pro announced incorrectly. how long have we been messing up herme who knew? that tops our tuesday trend. so what is the correct way we're supposed to say her name? chrissy? >> teigen. i have been pronouncing it wrong forevehi the crazy is, she just goes along with it. sheet us. it is chrissy teig. who knew? it is okay though. she's not offended by it. some people get offended. it's a secret. all right. now, so she is now going officially withthis? or does she want to leave it alone? i don't think she cares. keep it moving. she posted on it instagram. like this is correct pronunciation of my me. it is all good. >> kanye west is coming out with another album? how many is that this year? >> two? so listen. kanye has been in the studio working. he hand been doing much. lot.asn't around a but now this is hi

what makes aldi olive oil oh sweetheart.ause only the specialest, most amazing products in ald the world make it intostores. something so beautiful and precious, you should never ever, ever, ever, ever let go of. jeez mom it's just olive oil. stop being weird. we hand pick only the most amazing products. that's changing shopping for e better. aldi. shop differentli. >>> hello, everybody. we still have some showers out there they are few and far between now. a lot different thanyesterday. heavier rain to the west. down around prince william county, fauquier, right through prince george's county and montgomery. through a shower com downtown as well. also some shower and warmer es temperat too. severe weather tomorrow. we'll talk about it in a fewnu s. >> okay. thank you. it was an extraordinary move. apparently without precedent. still making waves this afternoon. >> brett kavanaughon't fox news last night to defend himsel >> did you ever say that's enough. it isn't worth it. >> i'm n going to let false accusations drive me fr

aldi is already announced that it wants by 2022 to have thousands of local stores in the uk.r sales as they can. if you can't compete against them, try and compete within their own backyard. this is a concept which will be very similar in look and feel and we have seen that already today from those first shots of the store that has opened in cambridgeshire, but what it means is that they have got to keep the operation lean. there will be no online delivery service. this is purely a retail experience store where you have to visit. the purpose of this is absolutely to stop aldi and lidl in their tracks by laying down a challenge that says, we can have a discount operation and we can be just as well on quality and price as you do. it will be interesting to see how that plays out. let's show you what all of that has done to the numbers. tesco and sainsbury is on the board. tesco, having launched a new discount chain, it will be interesting to see what that does to its share price. and the pound spiking this morning after that higher than expected inflation figure. but all of that

aldi. shop differentli.g for the better. >>> senate leaders agreed to delay a confirmation vote for supreme court nominee brett c kavanaugh andl for the fbi to reopen a background e.vestigation into the aerit po pl yy b ublican senator jeff flake who said that his vote was dependent upon this move. the white house still has to ask the fbi. the president seemed open to it this morning. >> i jt want it to work out well for the country. if that happens, i'my. happ they have to do what they think is right. >> senators lis murkowski and joinch manchin called for t delay. the vote was supposed to happen as early as next tuesday. >>> the national sex assault eived a says it has r record number of calls for a weekday during the kavaugh hearing. they said they often see an uptick when sexual assault is in the news. today, julie carey checked in with one local fairfax county to see how the capitol hill drama is impacting its work and tictims it is now helping. >> fairfax county hotline. thisscolleen.

tesco is expected to unveil a new chain of stores to rival the likes of aldi and lidl.

aldi. shop differentli. . >>> good morning, everybody. cloudy, chilly and rather gloomy this morning. pockets of light rain on every part of the area. that will continue throh the rest of the oday. we'ry in the low to mid-60s now. with all the clouds and contin rai chans, we'll stay in the 60s all day today just like we did yesterday. tomorrow still a high chance bor ra it will be warmer with temperatures back >>> chuck, thank you. we'll have another local news update in about 20 minutes. . >>> we're back, now,7:30, with one very busy woman. jacinda ardern is new zealand's ime minister. she is a new mom, the first woman to have a child in office in three decades.n she's iown for the u.n. in bit. a little >>> a second allegation of sexual misconduct has emerged against supreme court nomtee br kavanaugh. 53-year-old deborah ramirez, one of kavanaugh's classmates at yale, told "the new yorker magazine that kavanaugh exposed himself at a dorm party in the early 1980s. he denied this happened saying, this aleleged event fro 35 years ago did no

novel adilang from indones >>> a teen was lost at sea for 49 days. 18-year-old aldi novel adilang from indonesia was rescued near guam after a storm sent his wooden fishing raft adrift. within a week he ran out of food and survived on nothing but the fish he caught and cooked using wood from his raft. he drank rainwater and then the rest he strained the seawater through his clothes to drink that as well. he lit a lamp on his raft every time he saw a passing ship and that happened more than 10 times. finally after drifting some 1,200 miles from indonesia to guam a panamanian vessel and crew rescued him. the crew hauled him onto the ship where he was given a blanket and some cookies. the teen is back home, but there are questions about his employer. this was the third time his fishing vessel went adrift. >> wow. tell you what, he drifts past guam, he's out there for a while. >> yeah. that's what we call the point of no return, 49 days seems like a few hours. >>> love this sunset tonight! amazingly even though it's after the autumn equinox today is the day where we're getting 12 hours of

what makes aldi olive oil oh sweetheart.it into aldi stores. something so beautiful and precious, you should never ever, ever, ever, ever let go of. jeez mom it's just olive oil. stop being weird. we hand pick only the most amazing products. that's changing shopping for the better. aldi. shop differentli. >>> good morning. a deck of low clouds and fog is obje now. visibility down near zero in central virginia and parts of the shenl improve as temperat go from the upper 60s and low 70s now to the upper 70s and low 80s later today. not much in the of a rain chance today or tomorrow. a smallnce for rain on saturday. higher chances sunday and monday> thank you. forow, back t >>> it's 8:00 on "tod supreme d. this morning republicans are givi supreme court nomt kavanau tomorrow to decide whether or t she will testify on capitol in. >> i would really want to see her. i really would want toee s what she has to say. >> we are live in washington with thees lt. >>> give and break. we catch up with the 11-year- dr hearts as she opens up

aldi.rentli. >>> rain across parts of fairfax and prince william county in the ne 20, 30 minutes. flash flood watch for all of the d.c. metro area. rainfall amounts an inch in some locations. be readyo havehe umbrella this afternoon. temperatures are in the very humid mid-70s now. we will have afternoon highs today in the upper 70s to around 80 degre an 80% chance for more rain, which could be heavy at times this afternoon. if you n don't have to wait long. the sun will come out tomorrow, just like theg sys. >> tha >>> another local e in 25 minutes. >> for now, backhe to oday sh. game takes a plan. a plan that focuses on the whole you. that's why innovation health takes a total approach to health and wellness. we offer a range of medicare solutionsgn to help you age actively.y body, mind and spirit... innovation health medicare. learn more at ihmedicare.com >>> i can't believe what i heard and that is that you do not pronounce your las name keagan. >> i do. but my father, i mean, we are not

reporter david begnaud has the reporter: 18-year-old aldi novell was rescued by a panamanian ship near guam after a storm sent his wooden fishing raft adrift without a paddle for 49 days. he survived on the fish he caught and cooked using wood from the raft. he drank rainwater. according to one report he strained seawater through his clothes and drank that. adaling said he lit a large on his ramp every time he saw a passing ship. that happened -- a lamp on his ramp every time he saw a passing ship. that happened more than 10 times. the raft drifted more than 100 miles from the original location in indonesia to guam. the panamanian vessel and crew responded to his emergency signal and rescued him. adaling swam to safety and the crew helped him onto the ship where they offered him water and bread. he is back home with his family, but there are questions about his employer. this is the third time adaling's fishing vessel went adrift. >>> the oakland a's have something to celebrate this evening. >> that's right. the team clinched a wildcard spot in the postseason after the tampa bay rays l

aldi. shop differentli. >>> news 4 at 11:00 starts now. >> her legacy has no ending. from the bottom of mynd hear on behalf of my entire family and friends, i want to say thank you. >> the mother of wendy martinez thanking a crowd of about 200 people tonight in logancircle. >> her daughter stabbed to death, just over 48 hours ago. now, police say, her killer is behind bars. good evening, i'm jim >> i'm doreen againgentzler. we'll get to the suspect in a moment. but first,iv shomari stone is with the support for martinez's family and fiance. >> reporter: good evening. wendy martinez's mother and fiance are understandably devastated. the past 48 hours have been awful for them. they were supposed to be happy this week, planning her wedding. ead, they're planning he funeral. >> my heart has been broken. in a thousand pieces. >> reporter: cora martinez is filled with sadness as she tearfully speaks at acandl candlelight vigil for her daughter, wendy. >> she passed doing what she loved to do, and that was running, so, that means a loto us. >> reporter: family, friends and p

there are going after aldi and lidle's customers here.eally. name. no f in pacific. exactly. a bit of embarrassment reallym name. no f in pacific. exactly. a bit of embarrassment really. it is all on twitter. and on the website. have a look. that is it from your afternoon live team today. next is the 5pm news. time for a look at the weather... here‘s darren bett. pretty windy elsewhere across the uk but as we head further into the afternoon the wind will start to ease off just a afternoon the wind will start to ease offjust a little. we are seeing lots of showers coming in after the rain in scotland and northern ireland and a line of rain leading into the south—east of the uk. still quite warm for england and wales and pretty windy overnight across scotland. some more rain arriving over england and wales arriving over england and wales arriving overnight. the wind continues to ease across northern scotla nd continues to ease across northern scotland on thursday but this rain develops more widely across england and wales. heavy rain develo

there is aldi german grocery store chain is expanding delivery services in 35 cities.u why they're doing ♪ charles: checking the big board. you're at session highs in part because of boeing and caterpillar. interesting those proxies for trade having a pretty good session this morning. >>> now to energy. a new report says right now north dakota's producing as much oil as the entire country of venezuela. susan that is a heck of a statement. a a testment to our independence. susan: state of north dakota is making more oil than venezuela. we're looking 1.27 billion barrels a day in the month of july according to bloomberg. that is approximately the same level as venezuela and it is four times what they were producing at the peak of the previous peak back in the 1980s but if you couple north dakota with texas, north dakota only second to texas at this point, we're producing more energy than the saudi arabia according to eia. isn't that amazing. charles: those are great, great jobs. susan: decline of venezuela which has the most proven reserves in opec because of the politic

. >> reporter: a miracle rescue at sea. 19-year-old aldi adilang plucked from the pacific ocean afterays. >> careful, careful. slowly, slowly. >> reporter: it all started on july 14th when his wooden fishing boat broke free from its anchor in strong winds. he was sent sailing 1,200 miles away taking the teen from off the shores of indonesia to guam. after running out of supplies, he used wood from the boat's hut to make a fire, caught fish to eat and filtered seawater through his t-shirt to drink. adilang says countless ships passed him by and he tried to flag them down to no avail. then nearly seven weeks later, this massive ship came to his rescue. the teen managed to send out distress signals over his portable radio causing the ship's crew to spot him. when the ship approached, the giant swells nearly capsized his boat. the exhausted 19-year-old kicking at the water line screaming as the waves crash over him before the crew pulls him in. >> one, two, three. >> finally making it into the rescue boat and into the arms of the crew. he is now back with his family and he's in good healt

. >> reporter: 18-year-old aldi novel adilang was rescued by a panamanian ship and crew near guam, afterrm sent his rom-pong, a wooden fishing raft, strift, without a motor or a paddle for 49 days. within a week, adilang said he ran out of food and survived on the fish he caught and cooked using wood from the raft. he drank rainwater, and according to one report, strained seawater through his clothes and drank that. nkilang says he lit a lamp on his raft every time he saw a passing ship, and that happened more than ten times, but no one responded to him until three speks ago. by that time, his raft had d ifted about 1,200 miles from the original location in indonesia to guam. tat's about the same distance as going from new york to miami. the panamanian vesseand crew responded to his emergency signal, and rescued him. adilang was able to swim to safety, and the crew hauled him onto the ship, where they offered him water, a blanket, and some bread. he is back home tonight with his family, but there are questions about his employer. this is the third time adilang's fishing vessel went adrif

i don't know i think it lab tough tradeoff aldi has been testing this service in four cities it is partwth plan. others have been strub struggling as well they have allowed it to avoid a price war. everybody is getting into grocery delivery kroger is also working with insta cart >> the concept where the consumers win from all of this competition as opposed to any of the companies it has been very hard to make any money at that >> yeah. >> and aldi -- >> i have had some not great instacart experiences myself >> they are trying >> yes >>> time now for a cnbc news update >> hi everybody. here is what's happening at this hour rick perry attending the 3 c's summit it aims to improve ties between eastern europe, the u.s. and the eu he says europe should lessen the dependence on russian gas. >> since russia eegs invasion of crimea europe's dependent on russian gas has only been increasing, rising from 30% share to more than 40. >> back here at home sea world and former chief executive have agree today pay more than $5 million to settle sec fraud charges. this is for misleading investors about

fundamentals have not gone away, one good summer does not change the strategic outlook and the fundamental is aldie up to 13.1% market share, which has squeezed everybody else and is one of the driving forces behind the proposed asda and sainsbury's merger. in the retail world is awash with speculation about what tesco will announce, are they going to announce their own discount brand ? announce, are they going to announce their own discount brand? the other issueisif their own discount brand? the other issue is if we will have a very warm autumn, unusually warm, we will not buy the winter gear on sale at the moment, what is a good summer will hate in the winter? what happened over the summer camps do nothing in autumn, christmas is exceedingly important for all of the supermarkets. we need to keep an eye on the fact that prices are creeping up on the fact that prices are creeping up again, like—for—like growth three inflation has reached 2%, not high by historical standards but it is £1.64 extra on the average weekly household bill, £85 over a year. people might be keeping an eye on their shoppin

of discount store, called jack's, which it hopes will compete with the likes of rival budget brands aldin tesco, and a simplified design. the launch comes at a time when tesco is being squeezed by a possible merger between giants, sainsbury‘s and asda. in six months' time, britain will leave the european union. this week, across bbc news, we're looking at some of the questions being asked about brexit and what it means. tonight, our business editor simonjack looks at what could happen to businesses that buy and sell goods outside the uk. will we be richer or poorer? will it definitely happen? why haven't we left yet? how will trade work after brexit? trade in action at the port of felixstowe. when we talk about trade, we simply mean the amount we buy from and sell to the rest of the world. how will it be affected by brexit? well, to get an idea of where we're headed, it's worth taking a look at where we are now. ok, let's have a closer look. the uk sold £616 billion worth of goods and services to the rest of the world last year. of that, we sold 44% of them to the eu. now, we imported or

yes, the middle class consumer wants discounting because they are going to amazon or aldi or liddle andnt a hell of a lot of monetary policy because they have rebranded, brought on new stores and new lines, maybe they have done that at the wrong time but they are definitely going to hope that pays off down the line, this could be a blip but we will be watching certainly in january blip but we will be watching certainly injanuary next blip but we will be watching certainly in january next year and ina certainly in january next year and in a year's time. it is critical now, as we come into christmas period, their most important period of time. thank you. see you later. still to come. can global brands make themselves cool and appeal to a younger age market, just by hiring cutting edge film makers? we meet the woman who's made a business of connecting corporates with creatives. you're with business live from bbc news. it s ten years this week since the start of the global financial crisis and we're still feeling its impact. ben is the heart of the city of london looking at how our financia

of discount store, called jack's, which it hopes will compete with the likes of rival budget brands aldi of products than tesco, and a simplified design. the launch comes at a time when tesco is being squeezed by a possible merger between giants sainsbury‘s and asda. theresa may has announced plans to make an extra £2 billion available to build more affordable and social housing in england. councils, housing associations and other bodies can bid for the money for new projects, from 2022. but local government leaders say it's not enough to deal with the shortage of homes. our business correspondent colletta smith has spent the day with residents of the 0ulton estate in leeds. we love the area. kids have always been safe here. you know, it's like, "oh, you live on an estate?" you know, it could be a run—down estate, it could be... theyjust think of people as being rough, and maybe not working. not... people that don't have jobs. whereas most of the people on this estate are working. some are retired. they're just in low paid jobs, so they can't afford to buy a house. more cash for social h

. >> reporter: 18-year-old aldi was rescued by a panamanian ship and crew near guam after a more than ten times. but no one responded to him until three weeks ago by that time his raft drifted from the original location in indonesia to guam. that's about the same distances going from new york to miami. the panamanian vessel and crew responded to his emergency signal and rescued him. he was able to swim to safety and the crew hauled him on to the ship where they offered him water, a blanket and some bread. he is back home tonight with his family, but there are questions about his employer. this is the third time his fishing vessel went adrift. >> the third time. can you believe it? he had a radio that his employer gave him. that's how he put out the call for help. by the way, he told his brothers and sisters, i'm not working on that raft anymore and his parents said, we agree. >> one would think there shouldn't be a fourth time. david, thank you very much. >>> still ahead here, the new words that could change the way you play scrabble. so you just walk around telling people geico could

aldis: we were concentrating on markets opening, with more sectoral approaches in different sectors.ht direction. see theseem the -- practical improvements for the european financial sector. we also want to touch up on trade. it's important in this situation we are raising trade attention to multilateral, rules-based approaches and to be preserved the wto. >> did you get any indication that china could use market access as retaliation against america? dis: this only came this morning. we are worried about the unilateral approach the united states is taking on thrade. that the euroorts must be strengthened and bolstered to become on par with the u.s. dollar as a global currency. what concrete steps to you see being taken in that regard? valdis: we announced the work toward strengthening the international role of the euro. there will be communications on this by the end of the year. we are working on this and looking at different areas for international trade, what this means for payments and preserve reservees -- currencies. >> brexit is coming hard and fast. there are fears it could

this is the moment 49 days in the making. 19-year-old aldi adilang rescued from the pacific ocean after. he lives and operates this wooden fishing vessel and on july 14th, blistering winds snapped the rope which was anchoring the floating hut in place and sent him drifting 1200 miles taking the teen from the shores of indonesia to near guam. after running out of supplies, the boy alone like the hero in the movie "lie of pi." >> hello. >> reporter: had to think out of the box. using wood from the boat's hut to make fires, catching fish out of the ocean to eat and filtering seawater through hit his t-shirt to drink. he says countless ships passed him by unaware of his plight. he tried to flag them down but to no avail. then seven weeks later to the day this massive ship cape to his rescue. the teen managing to send out distress signals, a simple help over his portable radio causing the ship that had passed him by to turn around. the ship approaching him causing those giant swells nearly capsizing his raft. but the young man holding on. screaming as the waves crash over him. finally, the c

major investments into things like online the street doesn't think those investments will pay off >> aldi'sing to do that. >> shares of h&m are jumping in europe today the company is reassuring investors it will not have to cut prices to move unsold clothes, despite reporting a 20% drop in second quarter profit. analysts point to a slight beat on gross margin and see improvement in supply chain issues >>> amazon is opening a new store in new york's soho neighborhood that sells items from its website that are rated four stars or above. the store opens today. the spokeswoman says it is a permanent store, not a pop up. amazon has a handful of book stores across the u.s. and is opening cashierless grocery stores known as amazon go. this is the first four-star store. it's like a reverse pacman disrupting the opposite way. u.s. equity futures have turned positive the dow is up 18 s&p up 3 wow. the nasdaq and the dow up almost the same amount. went to positive to minus triple digits on the dow during powell's press conference yesterday. >>> a quick update on the oil story we tol reuters reporting

to launch discount chain next week so to launch discount chain next week so want to go up against aldiere is a day next week when we are saying, this is definitely going to happen. that is a big move. with the existing stores on new stores? i'm not sure. it will be quite interesting. they also warn the convenience stores 0nestop. there is quite an interesting way —— array of things that tesco have to figure out. i didn't know that about 0ne figure out. i didn't know that about one stop, you learn something new. jimmy anderson and alistair cooke, thatis jimmy anderson and alistair cooke, that is a lovely picture of the two of them. they obviously best mates and enjoying them moment yesterday but i will go on a financial theme myself, we are talking about rugby. this in the mail about eddie jones preparing for the rugby world cup and there is a bit of financial turmoil at the moment within the rfu, certainly last night talking about premiership rugby clubs, they rejected an offer to sell their lead toa rejected an offer to sell their lead to a private equity firm which would have been wo

the whole point of jack's is it will take on aldi and little to offer an alternative to the slightlyre's lots of work to do to get people back through the doors —— some things are cheaper, some things are not. all of the retail stores for all keeley will shut, but they say they will still sell through other retailers. —— 0rla kiely. but their high street shops will close. in the guardian they have an inspirational story about a blogger from austria, maric, he is a football fan, he did his coaching certificates and he started a blog about football coaching years ago with four of his mates looking at tactics in lots of detail, including how to break a low a-5-1 detail, including how to break a low a—5—1 block, including guardiola's play, one of his many long essays. he has caught the right of a bundesliga club, salzburg, and he has got a 100 hour week with them now. he said it doesn't feel like work because it is football. this is like salzburg local newspapers morning! we will also bring you news from the rugby world cup very quickly. lots of rugby players have got very complicated ta

and when you have competition like aldi, liddell and so on, and coming up in the background amazon, thoughship, because the company is owned by the people work there. the company is changing the name of its stores tojohn lewis & partners and waitrose & partners to highlight the chain's 85,000 members of staff, known as "partners" who own the company, and are given an annual bonus based on the chain's profits. what about morrisons? supermarket group morrisons posted its best quarterly sales performance in nine years on thursday and said it would grow whether or not britain secures a european union exit deal. many business chiefs fear the world's fifth largest economy could end up with a "no—deal" brexit that they say would clog up trade, but britain's fourth largest supermarket group believes it is better placed than most to cope. in its second quarter, group underlying sales at morrisons rose by 6.3 percent, an eleventh straight quarter of growth, boosted by britain's record—breaking summer heatwave, the soccer world cup and the royal wedding. so no change on interest rates? not that excit