baxter is up the creek. he's going to be burning oil in a second. trust me. >> what's the matter, guys? something not adding up? >> he's trying to figment out. >> while i smoke baxter like a cheap circuit board and i beat him until he started dropping checkers. theresa familiar was busy with the now robot. >> one big thing we do we kind of creating a gore rippings the robots will follow. that's something that applies to any area of programming trying to figure out how to get the computer to think a certain way. >> yeah, we'll be working for them some day. the kids i mean not the robots. at least i hope. strange days here we come. i'm having a lot of fun. it's a shame i'm so frightened. >> thank you for come today. >> i'm hank and that's my take. ♪ >> all right. so say goodbye to dutching dirty trash can cans. philadelphia helping you keep your hands a little bit cleaner. the city is installing new garbage cans that have foot pedals instead of handles that you pull. now you won't have to touch that handle to throw out your trash this one right here i

welcome to tcnj school engine tolab play connect four against baxter the robot.take i had to beat him in the name of human kind. me it's learning how can we get a robot to behave like a human? >> patrick hanson and friends work on programming the languageired to get robot a task. in this case play a game like connect four. they have to give him everything. >> basically tell the robot how does he recognize what's a piece. what's checker board? what does he do when he sees these things? where does he make his move? so that's basically what we're trying to >> reporter: the game is a met for for a larger struggle man versus robot. read the headlines. we as people are becoming increasingly op so heat as a checker hire i got him there. if he puts it there i got him. baxter is up creek. he's going to be burning oil in second. trust me. >> what's matter guys?es >> while i smoked baxter like a cheap circuit board i beat him until he started dropping checkers. [ laughter ] >> theresa was busy with the robot. >> one big thing that we do, we kind of try and create algorithms

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that's because i'm using the red showered essentials kit from baxter of california. it includes shampoo, body wash, face wash and deodorant. >> jimmy: i wish you guys at home could smell bryan cranston w. kristen, get over here and smell bryan cranston. >> bryan, you smell delicious! i smell i did good baxter of california gives a piece of every purchase to red. >> jimmy would you mind handing me my al fleece robe? >> i would lrobe! since you're here and you're alreadyu m stay and host the rest of the show with us. and applause ] that's awfullydo. see, bryan heo fight aids the old-fashioned way. >> jimmy: howthat? >> byng over. >> jimmy: isn'to it?erybody! will you look at him go >> so talented. he's even c ari grande. >> jimmy: i don't know about that.love that red vespa 946 scooter and matching vespa helmet. all part of the red >> hey jimbo, you know what thati do indeans it's time to get serious! desk. thisem is a doozie. kristen, have you ever heard of dna? >> of course. i've had it for years.well, thisity to share your dna with the world. it's a health and ances

you show baxter what you wanted to do. after a few examples it gets it. of course i can work seven days a week, 247. is watching another robot sorting things and soft objects like clothing faster than humans and that will replace work in those areas. also medical diagnosis in the legal area they see a lot of routine legal work they had 360,000 hours for the legal work. what does this mean for the economy? there's good news and big challenges. it makes the pie bigger than no economic guarantee everyone will benefit. it's possible for some people to be made worse off than they were before. that's part of what's been happening. it could get worse. productivity is growing in gdp is on a high that the median family income is lower than the '90s. they just had reports out there was an uptick over 3% last year and depending on the adjustment and may have match the previous high. if you normalize it it's still lower than 97. how can median be so much lower because media is the 50th percentile not the average. have the people are higher in floor. that can stay fla

that's because i'm using the red showered essentials kit from baxter of california. it includes shampoo, body wash, face wash and deodorant. >> jimmy: i wish you guys at home could smell bryan cranston right now. kristen, get over here and smell bryan cranston. >> bryan, you smell delicious! >> thanks kristen. i smell good because i did good because baxter of california gives a piece of every purchase to red. >> jimmy: isn't that wonderful? would you mind handing me my alexander del rossa women's fleece robe? >> i would love to hand you a woman's robe! >> jimmy: maybe since you're here and you're already naked, you might want to stay and host the rest of the show with us. what do you think? [ cheers and applause ] >> that's awfully tempting. but no can do. you see, bryan cranston, he likes to fight aids the old-fashioned way. >> jimmy: how is that? >> by running it over. >> jimmy: isn't that a great way to do it? >> bye, everybody! will you look at him go? >> so talented. he's even cleaner than arianna grande. >> jimmy: i don't know about that. i love that red vespa

greatly reducing supplies of iv hospitals in the bay area are facing short ams even if they don't use baxter. iv bags are brought in from australia and ireland but only eye meet 10% of national demand. >>> a dog owner is pleading to get a stolen york shire terrier back. he was taken around sunday around 1:00 in the afternoon from a restaurant on a fruit vale avenue. the surveillance video show as box truck pulling through the parking lot and pulling to the other side. a man gets out jumps over the fence then after a few minutes somehow manages to break in and take the dog right as a customer in a white van watches it all happen. the man ran off and drove away with biscuit. if you have any information please call oakland police. >>> in new hampshire the national weather service estimates the temperature row drops to six degrees even colder on the mount washington observe torrey imagine how cold this guy is. this weather observer decided to give it a test. it's minus 40 degrees farenheit but he says it was a blast. literally a blast. >> and it looks like a great work out all that energy to pus

hospitals are facing shortages even if they don't use baxter.v bags are being brought in from australia and ireland but will only meet 10% of national demand. >>> a dog owner in oakland is pleading to get his stolen yorkshire terrier back. take a good look. this was taken sunday at 1:00 p.m. from a car in front of the guadalajara restaurant. a box truck is shown driving through the parking lot, pulling around to the other side. a man gets out of the truck, jumps over the fence, then after a few minutes, somehow manages to break in and take the dog right as a customer in a white van watches it all happen. the man ran off and drove away with biscuit. if you have any information you're asked to call oakland police. >>> honoring our veterans. and in marin county, there's a special project to make sure their stories live on for generations to come. abc 7 news reporter elissa harrington shows us that project that is paying tribute to hundreds of bay area vets. >> it was a little difficult. it was a little emotional at times for me. >> reporter: sean s

hospital in the bay area are now facing shortages even if they don't use baxter.v bags are being brought in from australia and ireland but will only meet about 10% of national demand. >>> a dog owner in oakland is pleading to get his stolen yorkshire terrier back. take a good look at biscuit. he was taken sunday at 1:00 p.m. in front of a restaurant, whose surveillance video shows a truck driving through the parking lot and pulling around to the other side. a man gets out of the truck, jumps over the fence, and after a few minutes somehow manages to break in and take the dog right as a customer in a white van watches it all happen. the man ran off and drove away with biscuit. if you have any information, you're asked to call oakland police. >>> honoring our veterans. and in marin county, there's a special project to make sure their stories live on for generations to come. abc 7 news reporter elissa harrington shows us that project that is paying tribute to hundreds of bay area vets. >> it was a little difficult. it was a little emotional at times for me. >> report

you don't have to do computer programming, you show baxter what you want to do and put it in a box and after a couple examples, i like what you do and it does that path and 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. i was just on thursday watching another robot a little bit like this, sorting things, soft object like clothing, faster than humans did and that will replace a great deal of work in those areas. last but not least, medical diagnoses, the legal area talking to guys at jpmorgan and they see a lot of relatively routine legal work, 30,000, 360,000 hours of legal work, what does this mean for the economy? let me touch on that. first off, there is good news but also big challenges. makes the pie bigger but there is no economic guarantee anyone will benefit. it is possible for some people, to be made worse off than they were before. that is part of what is happening the past decade and it could get worse if we are not careful, productivity has continued to grow and gdp is at a new all-time high but the median family income is lower now than it was in 1990. they just had reports in 2016, there

i think biddy baxter was disappointed i wasn't being filmed.ile, but then biddy baxter said to me, if you've got any more courage in the bottle, tippett upside down and give it a bash. the lastjump i did was 35 or something like that, so did was 35 or something like that, soi did was 35 or something like that, so i did did was 35 or something like that, soldida did was 35 or something like that, so i did a few more up after that. when you would auditioning for blue peter, this was on your wish list of things to do. it was in my all-time top ten. i had seen simon do it and i thought, i want to do exactly what he did and i wanted to feel that sense of being present in the moment and would i have the courage to jump out of a plane. that there is just me with my coach tony, and we had so many issues, because there wasn't much time on the weather was against us, and we finally got to do it and i finally us, and we finally got to do it and ifinally got to us, and we finally got to do it and i finally got to jump out of the plane. all i will say is, i

terms of the titles and the individuals involved, public information officer, lieutenant jonathan baxter, as i'm, i have different exchanges in the field, i've gotten positive feedback about lieutenant baxter's work in terms of p.r. and safety issues as well. emergency medical services under chief zanof, that section, large section with chief marshall, appreciate all the work that goes in with it as well. when it's a detail like this for the public and the commissioners, we are able to follow the activities in detail, chief ali, thank you for your report as well. i wanted to remark on that and later on i'll give some report to the commission about my observation and experience with the drill and also report on the recent meeting with myself and the president, with the mayor, in terms of certain departmental issues. thank you for this time, thank you. >> president cleaveland: thank you. commissioner covington. >> commissioner covington: thank you, mr. president. chief gonzales, i agree with the comment made by commissioner nakajo concerning all the reports that were submitted. they are ve

tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 meet baxter, a cloned dog.ifferent time. >> this is star track to me, this is amazing, back in 2,000 i couldn't even imagine treating animals with stem cells let along cloning happen mals from a practice, couldn't even imagine it, just talk about it, and here we are few years later and doing this routinely. >> and doctors are doing this right here in our area. so, how does it work? what does it cost? and is it something you should consider? jessica dean and her dog fin take a closer look tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >> look, i don't know, would you do that? >> no, you feel like the dog doesn't have the same spirit or sole. >> no, i wouldn't. >> hey it is worth watching. i'm curious. next on cbs this morning, hear from the washington post reporter, who wrote the story about the allegations against charlie rose. >> and remember to join us each weekday morning here on cbs-3 starting 4:30 a.m. have a great day. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ it is tuesday, november 21st, 2017. welcome to cbs this morn

greatly reducing supplies of iv hospitals in the bay area are facing short ams even if they don't use baxter bags are brought in from australia and ireland but only eye meet 10% of national demand. >>> a dog owner is pleading to get a stolen york shire terrier back. he was taken around sunday around 1:00 in the afternoon from a restaurant on a fruit vale avenue. the surveillance video show as box truck pulling through the parking lot and pulling to the other side. a man gets out jumps over the fence then after a few minutes somehow manages to break in and take the dog right as a customer in a white van watches it all happen. the man ran off and drove away with biscuit. if you have any information please call oakland police. >>> in new hampshire the national weather service estimates the temperature row drops to six degrees even colder on the mount washington observe torrey imagine how cold this guy is. this weather observer decided to give it a test. it's minus 40 degrees farenheit but he says it was a blast. literally a blast. >> and it looks like a great work out all that energy to push ag

paula baxter and veronica casket. and a sixth murder victim.nd other district attorney's office has linked another man to her murder, leon melvin seymour. a sexually violent predator who has been in custody for 35 years or other crimes. he was arraigned yesterday. authorities interviewed him in the 70s but could not connect him to the murder. now, two of the murders remain unsolved. it is unclear whether another killer could be responsible. >> there is not enough dna for us to be able to prove beyond a reasonable doubt. >>> a short time ago president donald trump said he believes alabama's senate hopeful roy moore will quote do the right thing and step aside if the sexual misconduct allegations were true. veronica de la cruz tells us it's a sentiment echoed by many top republicans.>> that is right.>> reporter: vice president mike pence said if the allegations against him are true, this will disqualify anyone from serving in office. roy moore is calling it fake news, the gop senate hopeful is fighting off allegations of sexual misconduct with mi

percent protein plasma plasma industry is healing chant a handful of companies share the world market baxter in the usa c.s.l. bearing in australia and your foals in spring and the company pharma in switzerland which we discover through these promotional films material is produced by the perfect bio reactor developed over millions of years of evolution the human body for these companies plasma is nothing but a raw material and very lucrative to europe and the professional term is fractionation the name of the procedure that transforms donors plasma into drugs to do this with a callback to freeze and to mix thousands of liters of human plasma these companies control a market which is worth seventeen billion dollars and a growing steadily history so that the plasma gong margaery the president and co-founder of dr pharma is a very discrete person forbes estimates his fortune at six billion dollars this is one of his very rare public appearances how do you see the future developing these products lifesaving drugs and they will be required for some patient groups as a lifelong therapy presumably

tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 meet baxter a cloned dog, pups like backs store are genetic twins to a current pet but just born in a different time. >> this is star trek to me. this is amazing. back in 2,000 i could not even imagine treating animals with stem cells let alone cloning animals from our practice. could not even imagine it. just to talk about it. here we are a few years later and we are doing this routinely. >> doctors are doing it here in our area as well, so how does it work? what does it cost? should you consider it. my dog fin and i take a closer look on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >>> wow. >> i have a lot of thoughts. >> i'm flab goods ted that is a thing. >> it is interesting, you will be surprised how they do it. very interesting. tonight at 11:00. >> i will be here, i will check it out. >>> kate's here right now with your forecast. >> it is a pretty nice night heading out to dinner, or the town, not too bad, you don't need coat, gloves but may need them again heading out to a high school football games on thanksgiving day we played traditional flag football ga

tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 meet baxter, a cloned dog.rrent pet, just born at a different time. >> this is star track to me, i mean, this is amazing, back in 2,000 i couldn't even imagine treating animals with stem cells let alone cloning animals from a practice, couldn't even imagine it, just talk about it, and here we are , few years later, and doing this routinely. >> doctors are doing this right here in our area. so how does it work? what's the cost? is it something would you consider? jessica dean and her dog fin take closer look tonight on " eyewitness news" coming up at 11. >> even if dogs are genetically the same they don't have the same spirit. >> we'll see. >> up next, spat here with your morning sports. good morning, pat. >> now getting deep in the spirit talk, good morning, you caught up on the sixers and how joel embiid would fair after complaints of knee soreness. two teams who could play a big role in the eagles march to a superbowl. but head-to-head last night. all of that and more in sports >> welcome back, pat's here wit

come and baxter is coming here wanting to make and sell cars, they still had to do make and sell carsars, they still had to do a joint—venture —— car manufacturers. robin in shanghai, thank you. asian markets mostly rose but investors moved warily on friday after a sharp sell—off in shanghai the previous day fuelled concerns of fresh turmoil in china's markets specifically. chinese shares dropped to three—month lows on concerns about fresh government steps to curb financial risks and rise in chinese bond yields. us markets closed for thanksgiving and the euro extended gains against the dollar after data showed the eurozone economy continued to improve whilejob eurozone economy continued to improve while job creation came in at its fastest pace in 17 years. this is how the european indices look at the start of the day lacking direction really having opened slightly higher but now turning into the negative. this is a look ahead of what is coming up on wall street. it's the friday after the thanksgiving holiday here in the us, and markets are open for trading, but volumes are generally l

this is business live from bbc news with alice baxter and sally bundock. getting down to business — the leaders of of world's most important economies sign industrial deals worth more than $250 billion. live from london, that's our top story on thursday, november 9th. china's xi jinping and trump shake hands on $250 billion of potential business deals, including a pledge to buy 300 airplanes from us aviation giant boeing valed at $37 billion. also in the programme. the malls chases the fox. could the changing global media landscape see zist changing global media landscape see 21st century fox sold to walt disney? will also have the latest market movements. another record—breaking day on wall street. in europea record—breaking day on wall street. in europe a mixed picture. will be getting the inside track on the construction industry and the boss he says the sector need more women. we'll be talking breakfast. tiffany ‘s has got a brand—new offering which will set you back $29 for a coffee and a croissant. we are asking you today, how much have you ever spen

this is business live from bbc news with alice baxter and ben bland. tesla has launched its first electric truck that can accelerate to 60 miles per hour in just five seconds. live from london, that's our top story on friday, 17th november. yes, tesla unleashes the beast. but will the electric truck transform road transport, or prove too heavy a load for the company? plus, tax relief for president trump — as his $1.5 trillion reform plan clears the house of representatives. but it could be short—lived as the debate moves to the senate. and global stocks rebounding at the end of the week as investors snapped up bargains after the recent sell—off, encouraged by solid quarterly earnings reports on wall street. and we'll be getting the inside track on donald trump's tax plans, plus what is happening in saudi arabia with our business editor, simonjack. and it's being reported that scientists have sent a secret message to reach alien life elsewhere in the universe. today we want to know — what would you ask or say to any extra—terrestrials out there? just us

this is business live from bbc news with sally bundock and alice baxter. president trump renews his pledge to rebalance american trade but warns he'll be selective about the deals he does. live from london, that's our top story on friday, 10th november. as 11 countries try to get one of world's biggest free trade deals back on track without the united states, president trump says he will do bilateral deals. we'll be live to the apec summit in vietnam for the latest. also in the programme... japan's third biggest steel—maker blames a lack of control for the scandal which led car and plane makers worldwide to check the safety of their products. and markets in europe are edging higher as traders begin to wrap up their working week. we will talk you through the market movers and shakers. and we'll be getting the inside track on all the big stories of the week, including president trump's tour of asia and the slow progress of brexit negotiations. that is all coming up with our economics editor, kamal ahmed. and as one of the founding fathers of facebook, sean p

this is business live from bbc news with alice baxter and sally bundock. we are leading with the attack in new york where authorities are describing it as an act of terror. eight people have been killed and 11 injured. live from london, we will be bringing you the latest business news as usual. it's wednesday, 1st november. an unusual programme today. we are bringing you the latest on the events in new york. at least eight people have been killed in new york — and 11 people injured — by a man who drove a pick—up truck into pedestrians and cyclists before then crashing into a school bus. five of those killed were from argentina, one was from belgium. the attacker got out of the truck carrying two imitation guns. he was shot by police and arrested. police sources have named him as sayfullo saipov, aged 29m as sayfullo saipov, aged 29, reports say he's from uzbekistan and arrived in the united states in 2010. neda tawfik is in new york. this was the scene of the deadliest attack on new york since 9/11. cyclists enjoying a beautiful autumn day, struck down by

it's brought it a system that's so easily for elites to manipulate for baxter's to manipulate and so first of all one of the issues one of the ways to reach out to a constituency bring people in who feel left out we actually saw this from trump and not hillary clinton which is to have an actual incendiary critique of the system and the forces that are abusing people whether it's wall street or the war makers on the real sources of foreign influence like saudi arabia and the pro israel lobby that are taking us to war and exacting moral injury on the heartland where most of the troops come from we the neo cons there's no critique of them coming from washington so that's one way to win a constituency trump showed that to be true bernie sanders showed that to be true and hillary clinton showed the pitfalls of refusing to offer critique because it wouldn't be credible coming from someone like her who comes from that system but what can you do in practice you know i have personally been involved in the b.d.s. movement which is civil society movement that is operating on a global scale to b

joining me now, sarah baxter, deputy editor of the sunday times.g hate. lovely to have you both here. i guess this is political activism at its best, a company listening to the concerns of its customers and changing? absolutely not, it is a company being bullied by a small army of twitter and social media patrols, using activism as a weapon against the free press. it is a very sad day for independent media. that his activism, that is what it does, it tries to change the world? paper chase has blundered into accepting the word of a few twitter patrols that mauro less than 2 million readers of the daily mail on saturday i somehow racists, bigots and hate mongers. i am sure paper chase does not want to get involved in that kind of political war. it is an online version of bullying, that you are inviting people to tweet hateful things to a corporation instead of a person? the core concern is that experts have warned that the hate in some of the biggest newspapers is fuelling hate crime oi'i the streets and this is notjust stuff people find offensive an

>> when we report the report, no, but i can get an update from lieutenant baxter. sometimes they do, they are found later. sometimes not. >> right. i know that you had a fire on an molimo drive, and one person died in that. do we know what the cause was of the fire? >> let me see, does it say here anything? i -- i can say it was -- >> i responded. >> accidental, but it's -- fire marshal or the chief who went to the fire. >> cause and origin, defer to the fire marshal, i did respond to the fire and an adult male found by our crews at the front door that -- >> from smoke inhalation probably, right? >> burns and smoke inhalation. i would speculate, yeah. >> don't know what the cause of the fire was? >> fire marshal on the spot here. >> welcome. >> good morning, commissioners, chief. the fire is currently under investigation at this time. it has been determined to be accidental. we have a pretty good idea but at this time it's probably not appropriate to go into any kind of detail. >> can't talk whether it started in the kitchen, smoking or cigarette. >> looked like it

. >> fourth grader damn yan baxter has been celebrating g since the win when his mom interrupted onedream for what turned out to be his dream come true. >> she woke me up in the middle of the night and i just got up and i started doing flips and everything. >> thousands of grownups took the day off while others worked remotely, like garrett. >> i said hey i can't give this day up. i actually got to be here. so my boss excused me from the day early, allowed me to work remotely. >> just two months ago, smiles were hard to come by here a houston, we did it. >> but for now, houston has gone from a city underwater, to a town riding high from the biggest win in astros history. courtney, for cbs-3, " eyewitness news". >> come on, who believes that guy is working? too much celebration breaks to be had. in our next half hour here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" it is saturday morning. runners purple will lays up their sneakers today to fight a deadly disease. we're live with the event happening this morning, in fairmount park. >> also ahead, what some designers are doing to make their clothes more

he is an ally of janet yellen, brexit -- baxter up on the gradual rate hike path.ate hike path. orl jay powell continue this will he express more doubt or's what will he say about safety regulation? this will be the closest of the week, even though janet yellen testifies to congress, and there are six other fed speakers. we will be busy listening. one of the things we are listening for his hints on a rate hike past in 2018 -- passed in 2018. they will be looking for several, gradual. in september they were looking for three. been looking at the meeting, and on friday, third-quarter gdp will be revised. if you are a hawkish fed official, you point to confirm we need more rate hikes. even though we also have the key inflation gauge again, it might raise to 1.4% year-over-year, but these are the things in the next with all of the important fed speaks. yvonne: and that is right. we were talking about big data out of china, india, but the bank of korea, that will be a key focus along with all of these economic indicators. kathleen: another area will be will be busy beca

reporters piece -- how many stages does it go through before it is published well,up the peaceful baxter is supposed to be the reporter. one hires people who one trust to go out and do a good job and to check the fact. actually, the story goes through a number of different stages. the reporters have supervising edifices and each editor has five or six reporters who report to them and they talk about the story in advance and the editors will monitor the way the story is going and talk to the reporter about how the story is coming along and what they found out and whether what they found out from the need for further ghquestions and then the story will be written and come through to the editor. once the editor has finished editing the piece he or she will put through to the web producers and the desk and that will be where it is copyedited and prepared for the web and from there it is published to the web. there are three different stages and at each stage the staff who are handling the story will be checking the facts and checking the accuracy and in checking the clean copy to. >> host: t

we are at 4000 here at this exit just past baxter where you can see folks are chaining up.hes of snow in the sierra. most of it was rain yesterday but colder air came overnight bringing down snow levels to low elevations. we had several jackknifed big rigs during the morning which blocked the roadway and that has slowed traffic down with a couple of vehicles spinning and one of them going off a cliff. certainly a number of problems in the sierra and folks need to be prepared for winter driving conditions. things are now improving but it has been rough this morning. i'm brian hinchey, ktvu fox 2 news. >> this is what tahoe looked like yesterday as the storm came through the bay area causing big waves on the lake. this video was posted along the north shore. coming up steve paulson will give us a closer look at the forecast in the mountains. >>> evacuating 100,000 people near an exploding volcano on the island of bali. we will tell you about the danger being faced. >>> royal wedding bells will ring again in london this spring. i'm benjamin hall in london. i have the details c

i'm alice baxter — in the business news: retail giant next has once again seen growth in online salessumers to continue the trend towards shopping online, and that other retailers were experiencing the same. uk manufacturers enjoyed strong growth last month. the measure for the sector known as pli rose to 56.3 in october from 56.0 in september. this was largely as a result of new contracts encouraging firms to ramp up production once again. and britain's housing market remains subdued according to nationwide's latest survey. house prices rosejust 2.5% on the year compared with 2.3% in september. fragile confidence and squeezed consumer purchasing power are largely to blame. 0n the upside, an expected rate rise tomorrow from 0.25% to 0.5% is likely to have only a modest effect on borrowers with a variable rate mortgage. the average monthly mortgage will rise by about £15. car manufacturers are meeting at downing street today to discuss the future of the uk's car industry post—brexit. jaguar land rover, honda and toyota are among some of the uk's leading car makers looking for reassuran

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