so what will happen to biton? the biggest challenge facing them right now is to do with charging.ars dotted all over the world and biton has none. when it comes to making the car, they are building bears in nanjing, china, and they promised their car will be put into production by the end of 2019 and one—day cost $45,000. we will have to see how that goes. there will be plenty more transport on next week's nick macro. in the meantime i am having my nails done. this is the 02 nails printer. choose any image and they will print it on to your nail. 0f any image and they will print it on to your nail. of course i chose a picture of myself. 0k, richard taylor, beat that! refreshing! they are creating a vacuum in my mouth and sucking at my gums and at the same time circulating water around my teeth. it is intended for users with reduced mobility or people who have difficulty brushing their teeth. it replaces the need to brush and floss. the guys are working on integrating centres in the future devices so that oral hygienist or dentists will be able to diagnose and treat forgone disease.

operating a 120 day payment period and we are truly concerned as to whether they will get paid —— bitonlso have millions of pounds of attention is held back from these firms —— rete ntions held back from these firms —— retentions held back from these firms. if carillion cannot be saved or restructured, the consultants ey have been put on notice to take over as administrators. it's a precautionary measure which the government and thousands of staff hope will not be needed. the african union has demanded an apology from president trump after he reportedly used a crude term to describe nations on the continent. it was apparently made during an oval office meeting on immigration with members of congress. the union, which represents 55 african countries, expressed its "shock, dismay and outrage" and said the trump administration misunderstood africans. 0ur north america correspondent peter bowes reports. it has been an extraordinary week, even by donald trump's standards. it ended with a medical, a routine checkup that all presidents undergo and word from mr trump's doctor that the commander

. >> well also causing buzz is all electric suv from company called biton saying it used interesting technology using facial recognition. >> when the driver approaches and is recognized by the car the doors open and configuration inside seats, temperature radio and the car starts really interesting stuff chinese company called biteon keep an eye on that next year. >> expected sticker price $45,000. >>> now to the uproar over unequal pay days after declaring time is up at the golden globes. new report about mark wahlberg and michelle williams one reportedly getting $80 as day and the other getting $1.5 million for the call back. >> backlash over an alleged massive gender wage gap during the reshoot for the kidnapping drama "all of the money in the world". >> i have no money to spare. >> after sexual misconduct allegations on kevin spacey kwar were revealed all of the actors agreed to return to work to reshoot the scene. >> i said i will give you back my salary and my thanksgiving break if that will help. >> michelle williams nominated for a golden globe for her role did the reshoot fo

electric car maker biton has created what they are calling a digital lounge in their concept car.gestures for controls and your face to unlock the car and customize your ride. if you do to have steer you may not to have use your hands , nissan is working on what it calls, brain to vehicle technology which read your brain waves to help control the car. c-net road show editor emmy hall tried it out. >> if i'm decide to go turn left or right it will put that input in a little bit quicker essentially reducing my reaction time up to a half second. >> reporter: samsung has a concept car that can help you decide what to make for dinner >> i don't know what i need from the grocery store so i will tap refrigerator button and i'm getting a live feed and i know what i have to pick up and how much. >> reporter: it is not clear how much this technology will make to it market but gives us an idea of what is coming down the road, i'm c-net cara suboy for cbs news, las vegas. >> say what. >> is that necessary. >> too much distractions, that is just crazy. ow, well that is the future. >>> are you

lovely moon, rachel, here it is ta ken in eastern lovely moon, rachel, here it is taken in eastern bitont was so bright and clear. it was nice to start the new year. it is the second of january, in case you're worrying. you are watching breakfast from bbc news. the main stories this morning: passenger groups are staging protests against the biggest increase in rail fares for five years. no more than two low—calorie snacks a day — the latest advice to parents in an attempt to tackle childhood obesity. the daily telegraph are leading with the story we mentioned about rail fa res the story we mentioned about rail fares going up. this announcement was made last year about prices going up, and it comes into effect from today. they call it a scandal of rip—off railfares from today. they call it a scandal of rip—off rail fares and they say the government are asking officials to look at whether there is a way to make sure future increases are not quite so steep, maybe linking them toa quite so steep, maybe linking them to a different type of inflation which would mean at the moment at least that