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Taliban reported progress in their peace talks. two fugitives are suspected of killing her australian boyfriend as well as another man i have been found dead in manitoba. the royal mounted police, and the british food industry is asking to set aside competition rules so companies can coordinate supply decisions to combat shortages and october 31st is likely to keep supermarkets shelves filled because stockpiling for the christmas season means there's less warehouse space available in the fall. that's just some of the other stories bound our borders tonight, we will be right back.

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First auto company boss to be charged over the scandal in germany. and rob watts is here in the studio with us from davie business to break all of this down for us so what exactly is he accused of so and you mentioned the serious fraud well actually the prosecutors have used the words particularly serious fraud in relation to this case he's charged alongside four others we don't actually know who those four of those are but he's also accused of not only the fraud but of breaking competition rules as you mentioned the first automotive boss to be charged in germany over diesel emissions gondolin...

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Them to pre instale googl googl. it says they violated competition rules by paying phone makers to pre install google search on the devices and preventing them from selling others that run fourth versions of android. we should mention it's not the first time the eu has come head to head with google. you may remember last year they slapped a penalty. >> google -- >> investigating -- google said it's going to appeal this ruling anltsz t and the ceo hinted it may be the eds of free distribution. what affect is that going to have. >> and consumers and prices. oun one hand, they talk about innovati...

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A public apology after accusations of making an illegal approach for the player. now in sailing the final outcome of the sydney to hobart yacht race has been changed comanche awarded first place after a jury agreed to penalize the wild oats eleven team by one hour for failing to follow competition rules during the race the two yorks almost collided missing each other by just one metre after that near miss comanche immediately raised the red protest flag both yorks crushed the existing race record by more than four and a half hours. it. is. meanwhile in international cricket england's alice to ...

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Regulations, any business leaving the country will face a 35% tariff on ip ports that they try to sell back to the united states. so what do you think? will donald trump's threat of a 35% tariff incentivize businesses to stay in america? with us now to look at trump's tariff threats, i.n.n ron insan tara palmieri. ron, doable? how. >> i don't think it's repeatable on a grand scale. you can't go company by company and try to do this. there's also questions of legality of imposing that 35% tariff on the reimportation of american goods. and we're signator to the world trade organization rules as ...