cases for bitcoin in switzerland. we've made significant progress in switzerland and switzerland is developed in the crypt hop fine and straight it's been just last week. the president of switzerland proclaims the wish of establishing the crypto nation switzerland right so we hope you know that also swiss sort of financial regulator will continue this positive development and create an appropriate regulation framework to enables us kind of technology and businesses although you have a background at u.b.s. working with high net worth individuals it seems they might have some roadblocks to investing in crypto currency i mean one there are so many out there how do you choose and to it's a really technical space how are they doing this that's true actually you see there are a lot of exchanges for cryptocurrency spirit this is not the focus of business but you're absolutely right to. to to invest in crypt occurrences today in this. more to way you actually need a technical knowledge and pretty deep one you need to understa

cases for bitcoin in switzerland. we've made significant progress in switzerland and switzerland is developed in the crypt hop for finance right it's been just last week. the president of switzerland proclaims a wish of establishing the crypto nation switzerland right so we hope you know that also swiss sort of financial regulator will continue this positive development and create an appropriate regulation framework to enables us kind of technology and businesses although you have a background at u.b.s. working with high net worth individuals it seems they might have some roadblocks to investing in crypto currency i mean one there are so many out there how do you choose and to it's a really technical space how are they doing this that's true actually you see there are a lot of exchanges for cryptocurrency spirit this is not the focus of business but you're absolutely right to. to to invest in crypto currency is today. in a smart way you actually need a technical knowledge and pretty deep one you need to understand the

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this is i'll tell you a tough time in the last sixteen showdown between sweden and switzerland in the fee for world cup both teams still have all to play for the games so far but if there's one thing the swedes can count on it's that pumped up plans. it's also d.-day for england with both looking to secure a place in the quarterfinals of moscow in three hours time. and other news approval ratings show donald trump picked up growing support in the hispanic community despite his controversial border policy. hello from moscow it's tuesday evening at six here i'm calling brian i'll have you had a line use a little bit later on before then as the second half of the sweden switzerland knockout match gets going let's go live to daniel and. his book. hello wherever you are watching from today a very warm welcome it's beautiful she writes in the hearts of russia's capital st petersburg odds that you hawkins i mean where here for the remaining two matches of the last sixteen now the world cup quarter final draw will be confirmed by the end of the day and start sweden against switzerland here in

hope very much to be able to host a new iranian delegation in switzerland to after their visit to iran very shortly. this. time if. was able to confirm to president rouhani switzerland's commitment not only bilaterally but also internationally in terms of international law and also to the role which we play in supporting this dialogue the road which we have already played in the negotiations which ended up in the concluding cremata in twenty fifteen and we are prepared to go ahead on that basis. they were listening to the iranian leaders in that burned in switzerland giving a press conference the program. senior lecturer of middle east politics university of bradford joins us now from london service will ronnie in switzerland looking for real reassurance as one of the points of his agenda for this nuclear deal to think is going to guess at here. yes you are absolutely right mr rouhani is in absolutely a desperate position at the moment to seek any assurance possible from anybody in europe but i'm afraid this exercise is not really going to have any meaningful impact. on the situation b

balanced game between switzerland and sweden. sweden this criticize the way they haven't got sort of the extravagant players they don't really have players that we remember from game to game having done incredible things but they are very very much a team and they they perform as a team and when you're like that you can go one nil them and still recover because you stick together in different ways you're not looking not like just to give you an example like argentina when he was not running argentina's way they were all looking at messi look what can mess you do for us now tweeting don't have that it's a team that sticks together in such a way that it can recover from nearly any. situation we saw that i repeated the germany defeat and then the win only three days later to make score it was a great example of what kind of team that and then are because now they have to perform a lot better and let me repeat that today angel did not produce any chances. the chances if we can call them that that was produced fell for sterling and li

regularly caves guided tours of the natural wonders in franconian switzerland. i thought that though we had a high in the druids grove these are basically a labyrinth of rocks. it was probably originally a cave system. in terms of for now there's no roof to the cave anymore so you can see all the rocks and it's definitely quite a rarity. office with a gun safe in itself. just. as they have almost as was a scene during the late jurassic period and that's where the name franconian giora comes from this feeling that there was many million years ago and these layers of limestone were deposited in the sea horses and to discuss how the rocks originated . and it's just those rocks that going to the region it's name because it reminded people of the swiss alpine landscape crags valley is caves and small hamlets is of switzerland in germany but franconian in character. but of. another beer. in the bags of the more you can think of what is this beer the opening drive and don't wind up drinking. from the alphabet of ringing out which is a sixth generation family run busine

a camera trap took this footage of an alternate the are a river in switzerland. with the rest of the family. it takes resources and time to capture such images it's hardly feasible to set up traps across large areas. but there are other ways to find out where i often saw. conservationists of set up a project to monitor the animals here in central switzerland it's headed by every new find backa bit tryst paris phil is one of thirty six volunteers involved in the effort. pulses leave traces often in the shadow of a bridge. or smells rather fishy bit of angst and he looks very fresh. off his mark that territory by leaving piles of excrement that say this part of the river belongs to me. the piles help the researches track down the animals. alters could well be living in this stream to buttress paris phyllis going to check the structure for to once a year. she already keeps track of divas and is thrilled the authors might show up to. one may insist but for me it's a real highlight when a species reappears colm toibin especially when it was basically our fault that it

franconian switzerland picturesque river valleys alternates with woodlands and limestone cracks. villages national and the countryside like this one. and the portlock valley. the bizarre rock formations are especially popular with climbers. there are also lots. of trials for hikers you go up and down hill through sinkholes and pass castle rooms. there's a mysterious place hidden in the forest here possibly a pre-christian cult site. definitely bloomers regularly gives guided tours of the natural wonders in franconian switzerland. also that though we had a high of the druids grove these are basically a labyrinth of rocks. probably a ritually a cave system. in closing for now there's no roof to the cave anymore so you can see all the rocks and it's definitely quite a rarity. this was gun safe in itself. just . as a you have almost this was a cia during the late jurassic period and that's where the name franconian giora comes from this feeling that there was many million years ago and these layers of limestone were deposited in the sea horses and to discuss how the rocks originated

today but it was like the number and and switzerland and clocks they should know all about time and it was like they never realized that it was running out. well a lot of expectation coming into this match i think it's showing on the pitch just how much it means to both sides the fans expecting big things and they were in fine voice and full all the energy prior to kick off. the air fare there. little fellow feeling i was. just about the england fans all corresponding got to speak to some of then just outside the spa tech stadium before kickoff let's hear what they had to say. lisa coming home. these look at. who should look at is it coming home sure are there still you know her and out. her there is still a her. mother might go if you know how funny that is by the way it is obviously the official song for all of the anger and euro ninety six it's coming home and these guys i mean they states they look to be of the age of being you know girls back then they didn't know that they'd know there was you didn't know the lyrics so the question of this is coming home twenty two years on it

the last sixteen showdown between sweden and switzerland in the feed cup is just getting underway in some petersburg sweden fans and very high spirits ahead of the game. i. owe. i. i. it's also d.-day for england and colombia with both looking to secure a place in the quarter finals in moscow later the same. in all the news approval ratings show don't trump picking up growing support in the hispanic community despite his controversial border policy. tuesday often in a five year i'm calling brian i like the headline stories a little bit later we've got a full ninety minutes ahead of global news and world cup football and with that in mind live now to daniel and he's in some petersburg. it's. a very welcome wherever you are see. people sitting here in the heart of russia's northern capital st petersburg right in the middle of the square. where for the remaining two matches in the last sixteen the world cup quarter finals will be confirmed by the end of today in sweden against switzerland just kicking off in the last few minutes. so far just a couple of minutes played we saw sweden fans

the last sixteen showdown between sweden and switzerland the free for world cup is just sixty minutes away with sweden fans and high spirits that have a game and simply just go. oh. oh. no i. i. it's also d.-day for england and colombia with both looking to secure a place in the quarter finals in moscow like to the save. in other news approval ratings show donald trump picking up growing support in the hispanic community despite his controversial border policy. fellow from moscow and choose a four day off the day on call in brian i'll have the rest of your headline news a little bit later first though it's time to catch up with all things well cup down holkins life and something just but. very well wherever you're watching us from a studio for want you to the studio here in the us has told them how they'll say. the remaining two matches in the last sixteen well cup quarter finals will be confined by midnight at the latest now i guess once you know the winner sweden against switzerland set to go for just under an hour right here in st petersburg a little later of course england flank l

sweden going through to the quarter finals with one nil win over switzerland here in st peter's and as the swiss ended up eventually ending the game with just ten men now with regards to the goal it came on the sixty sixth minute. on the edge of the area where he was in space and his shot blocked power it was slightly weak. of the flexion before going past the keeper that deflection coming off manuel kanji and the keeper really standing no chance with that now we have all to the group gloria with us now consultant in the form of fee for communications director who's actually out big game here in the sense of petersburg times for joining us what was the atmosphere like it was first of all now standing stadium fantastic friends everything was. sure. the result was not good for sorts of course. there was really a fantastic event i don't think it was a top top game. but you know a lot of pressure from both of them switzerland hope finally to go to the next they join the they have to wear the no four years so what do you think of the tournament so far it was as you said perhaps a very tight

but you know a lot of pressure from both of them switzerland hope finally. to go to the next they'd shown that they have to wear them over for years to come what do you think of the tournament so far it was as you said perhaps a very tight game not the most exciting in the tournament but overall it's been quite interesting on the pitch i have to admit my middle of the people here also journalist former colleagues there were very skeptical critical but after three four days the mood changed people got another view another perception of this country that this part of the country because it's quite big you know. so also after the game the swedish the swiss fans you know just talking and pointing out that the good positive thing of this came to there was at least everyone everybody in the darkest corner of kentucky and ohio know the world is switzerland and the world to sweden and the swedish or the yellow ones who are qualified and the red ones are just worse they go home the thing is as you say i mean for somebody wasn't a football fan before the world cup the

it sees them set up a quarterfinal against sweden next saturday after they beat switzerland 1— nil in st petersburg. england's captain has been a shining star so far england's captain has been a shining starso far in england's captain has been a shining star so far in russia and against columbia in the last 16, harry kane was to live is worth once again. the feisty ill tempered match saw the referee repeatedly going into his pocket for the yellow card. england dominated and after the break, harry kane's work rate saw him own penalty, wrestled down by carlos sanchez. he stepped up to slot his sixth goal. it was a lead that was kept largely comfortable. it remained 1—1 after extra time so it was another last 16 penalty shootout. when colombian carlos backer had his spots saved byjordan pickford, it was left to eric dier to win on penalties. sweet dreams are made of this. the first world cup quarterfinalfor 2a are made of this. the first world cup quarterfinal for 2h years. an untidy tie in st petersburg saw a decisive blow mid— rate through the second half. a 1—0 win over switzerl

and the road want to know whenever switzerland sense we can search the world cup quarter finals meet the clash between england. and. i'm filled welcome to the program. attempting to rescue the twelve boys and their football coach trapped deep within a flooded cave complex of facing a. monsoon rains could worsen conditions but extracting them would mean first teaching them to dive and then leading them along a dangerous underwater route the alternative would be to leave them on the precarious ledge where they were found perhaps for several months until the floodwaters recede. the rescue workers pumping water out of the cave complex might be fighting a losing battle they're sucking out millions of liters of water but that may not be enough to allow the boys safe passage out nevertheless they're buying coordinate his time to decide how best to proceed with the rescue. if the water level goes down the kids will be able to walk out from the front of the cage if not they might have to die if they dive they'll have to use a face mask. but concerns are high the diving could be a risky option

they'll now face sweden, who beat switzerland. confusion reigns at the highest levels of poland's judiciary. the chiefjustice has said she will defy a new law that requiresjudges to retire at 65, not 70. she says she'll be turning up for work on wednesday. but the word from aides to the polish president is that the new law will come into force, and a new chiefjustice has already been appointed. our correspondent adam easton is in warsaw. adam, just explain to us why she is insisting on going to work, and some of the thinking behind the change of guard in thejustice of the thinking behind the change of guard in the justice system in poland. yeah, the chiefjustice of the supreme court, malgorzata gersdorf, is 65, and due to the lowering of the retirement age, which came into force at midnight last night, she is no longer the chiefjustice, according to the new law. however, mrs gersdorf has said she will come to work as normal today in the supreme court behind me, and people are starting to gather here in this square to show support

so sweden going through to the quarter finals with one nil win over switzerland here in st peter's and as the swiss ended up eventually ending the game with just ten men now with regards to the goal it came on the sixty sixth minute. to be fed and on the edge of the area where he was in space and his shot power was slightly weak. deflection before going past the keeper that the flexion coming off manuel kind g. and the keeper really standing no chance with that now we have all to the group who are with us now consultant to form a fee for communications director who was actually at a big game here listen some petersburg times for joining us what was the atmosphere like. first of all outstanding stadium fantastic fans everything was pretty. sure. the result was a good for sort of course. there was really a fantastic event i don't think it was a top top game. but you know a lot of pressure from both. switzerland hope finally to go to the next they'd shown that they have to wear them over for years to come what do you think of the tournament so far it was as you said perhaps a very tight g

sweden going through to the quarter finals with one nil win over switzerland here in st petersburg and as the swiss ended up eventually ending the game with just ten men now with regards to the goal it came on the sixty six minute. on the edge of the area where he was in space and his shot power was slightly weak but. the flexion before going past the keeper that the flexion coming off manuel kanji and the keeper really standing no chance with that now we have all to the group who are with us now consultant to form a fee for communications director who is actually at big game here in the sense of petersburg times for joining us what was the atmosphere like what was first of all my outstanding stadium fantastic fans everything was. sure. the result was not good for sort of course. there was really a fantastic event i don't think it was a top top game. but you know a lot of pressure from both. switzerland hope finally to go to the next they join the they have to wear them over for years to come what do you think of the tournament so far it was as you said perhaps a very tight game not th

switzerland sent some sort of the quarter finals tell me tonight's clash between england and colombia. i'm still guy all welcome to the program. authorities in thailand attempting to rescue the twelve boys and their football coach trapped deep within a flooded cave complex a facing a monsoon rains could worsen conditions but extract them now would mean first teaching them to dive and leading them along a dangerous underwater route the alternative would be to leave them on the precarious ledge where they were found perhaps for several months until the floodwaters recede. the moment that many are calling a miracle twelve boys and their soccer coach found alive after spending more than a week hundreds of meters underground they were trapped when heavy monsoon rain flooded the cave and cut off their exit route in the darkness the group lost track of time. for you to say most of the boys are in good health they've now received medical supplies and food but might have to wait a while before they can return to the surface. outside their relatives could not contain their joy. they had been pr

obligations when it comes to switzerland we have to understand that switzerland plays an important role because it's the intermediary basically between the united states and iran because there is no there are no diplomatic relations between the two sides so the swiss have assumed this important role so i think the major issue that going to that has been discussed yesterday and today in switzerland has been iran u.s. relations in question whether there are ways of engaging in some kind of talks between the two sides but tomorrow the. focus will lie on the e.u. package on iran and there we also heard that the a trump administration is asking international partners for a full holt's oil imports from iran by a november the fourth really wants to reduce attack iran's crude oil sales to zero one can safely assume that this is not something that is going to be accepted by iran but what will they do. well it remains to be seen in how far the major oil buyers from iran china and india will react to the prospect of the reimposition of u.s. sanctions china buys one third of iranian oil exports whe

and we now have the result of today's last sixteen clash is official sweden have been switzerland one else advance to the quarterfinals for the first time in twenty four years and what a game it was it suddenly blew. fans home while let's take a look at some of the reactions that it was was. was. was was. was. sweden going through to the quarter finals with one nil win over switzerland here in st petersburg and as the swiss ended up eventually ending the game with just. now with regards to the goal it came on the sixty six minute. all. the fed will forsberg on the edge of the area he was in space and his shot black power it was slightly weak but it took a massive deflection before going past the keeper that the flexion coming off man well i can g. and keep a really standing no chance with that now we have all to gregorio with us now a consultant to the full fee for communications director who was actually at big game here and stay with us in st petersburg thanks for joining us what was the atmosphere like there today what was first of all now it's. fantastic fans everything was pictur

is a part of switzerland that's considered a tax haven the other legal seat is on the island of jersey another tax haven and also i have to say that allegations of corruption and bribery against glencore are not new now with the american all. authorities are getting getting into this this means that those allegations get a completely new and strong drive absolutely and if you wouldn't mind can i just bring us up to date with the latest on the german bank amounts bank we understand setting off part of its business. yes collapse bong sold its derivatives trading the equities and commodities department it's called to associate isn't it which means that also come out spun just like deutsche bank ease becoming a bit more local again concentrating on its corporate customers here and at the same time large banks to cities in it is showing that they can do what german banks could not they can do business with the best the corporate customers but as well they can do business on the international financial markets our financial correspondent canada who's in bringing us up to date with the latest

switzerland hope finally to go to the extent shown that they have to wear them over for years to come what do you think of the tournament so far it was as you said perhaps a very tight game not the most exciting in the tournament but overall it's been quite interesting on the pitch. i have to admit a middle of the people here also journalist former. colleagues there were very skeptical critical but after three four days the mood changed people got another view another perception of this country that this part of the country because it's quite big you know and. so also after the game the swedish. fans you know just talking and pointing out the good positive things of this came to there was at least there were everybody in the darkest corner of kentucky and ohio no the world is switzerland and the world to sweden and the swedish or the yellow ones who are qualified and they're the ones who are just worse they go home the thing is as you say i mean for somebody wasn't a football fan before the world cup they are now a football fan even if for a day or a few days my grandma was actually i

of smart valor a cutting edge global digital company based here in switzerland and we have a special report about how this tiny town of davos shape shifts every year for this event all of that and u.s. president donald trump makes his davos debut we'll have it all but first let's head back to washington with manila chan for some business and financial headlines topping today's news. good afternoon i'm a military man sitting in for bart who as you just saw is on assignment in davos let's get to some of the day's top stories u.s. president donald trump struck a noticeably different tone today during his speech in davos but one message remained the same america first trump said america first does not mean america alone and his words to the world elite as president of the united states i will always put america first just like the leaders of other countries should put their country first also but america for years does not mean america alone when the united states grows so does the world. he made his argument that focused on domestic policies such as tax reform for individuals and corpor

balfour switzerland side you'll blazing over a wide so far hopefully will see small shots and nitrite in the meantime it's back . before we'll give you the latest thrills and spills on the football here and just off house tops to the. plate for many flips over the years so i know the game and so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch to the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the shaper money will be in a round of spend spend be sure the twenty million and one player. it's an experience like nothing else going to be true so i want to share what i think of what i know about the beautiful game great so well chance with. the thinks he's going to. seems wrong but i. just don't. get to say proud to stay active. and engaged equals betrayal. once i find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. again from a new center moscow's call in bray with other headlines stories this hour and donald trump's enjoying a little popularity boost right now a recent poll suggests his approval rating rose two points last month to forty seven

in general we have a reef a condo and later i think she's doing some work in switzerland setzer they're very helpful with regard to cryptocurrency regs but how about other countries in the e.u. europe is very positive in support of the cryptic currencies the fifth anti money laundering directive actually came out earlier this week which basically set up a new framework that allows the e.u. financial watchdogs to monitor the transactions of qatar currency to prevent money laundering and terrorist financing so what this new directive actually allows them to do is to be able to link a crypto currency wall address to the actual identity of the use it's an owner's and this came as a response to the crypto currency exchanges asking for more fair and more suitable regulations to grant legitimacy to the industry very interesting we've just got about thirty seconds left but i want to talk i hate talking about it but we need to talk about hacks they're happening all the time and if we don't fix this if the crypto industry is a fix it investors are going to get out for good so what's happening and

up on high breathtaking views from the restaurant fjord it appears for a in switzerland. up in the air at the top of the eiffel tower in paris. up in the sky star gazing in the north of england. but we start off the show with the latest masterpiece by swiss architect mario batali now his signature works are scattered around the world and include san francisco's museum of modern art another art museum in the u.s. state of north carolina as well as the samsung museum of art in seoul just to name a few red bricks are normally his trademark but he's gone in a different direction with one of his latest projects the fury restaurant in switzerland is perched some seventeen hundred meters on top of a mountain overlooking the valley below now of course we went there to check it out . an impressive. function at an impressive altitude the fior a d.b.a. trap all stone flower is perched at a lofty one thousand seven hundred meters landmark crowns the monte general also in the swiss can time to change. the on tackling restaurant with its kind of rhyming views was designed by mario bava

switzerland sent some sort of the quarter finals tell me tonight's clash between england and colombia. i'm still guy all welcome to the program. authorities in thailand attempting to rescue the twelve boys and their football coach trapped deep within a flooded cave complex a facing a monsoon rains could worsen conditions but extract them now would mean first teaching them to dive and leading them along a dangerous underwater route the alternative would be to leave them on the precarious ledge where they were found perhaps for several months until the floodwaters recede. the moment that many are calling a miracle twelve boys and their soccer coach found alive after spending more than

switzerland launched a complaint at the world trade organizations eight members now have started such a challenge united states says the duties of protecting the national security of the swiss economy ministry says that's unjustified. sixty days to settle the dispute. for more people in global trade let's bring in our financial correspondent. frank for. both raising prices now for their cars in china switzerland joining a lot of nations complaining to the euro looks like trump's america first strategy is really getting out of. yeah get out of that comes big surprise to absolutely no one because if you see what has the going been going on in the last couple of years in the last couple of months on the president trouble of course it is very easy to understand where the chaos is coming from utter chaos it took the world decades to build a global trade system that has been going pretty well over the last couple of years it is very complicated in global trade to reach a balance between between the wealth on one side and resources on the other side we have globally intertwined supply chains

up on high breathtaking views from the restaurant furor that it can truck in switzerland. in the air at the top of the eiffel tower in paris. up in the sky stargazing in the north of england. but we start off the show with the latest masterpiece by swiss architect mario batali now his singing team of art in seoul just to name a few red bricks are normally his trademark but he's gone in a different direction with one of his latest projects the furie restaurant in switzerland is perched some seventeen hundred meters on top of a mountain overlooking the valley below now of course we went there to check it out . and impressive can. function as an impressive altitude the fior a d.b.a. term stone flower is part of the last one thousand seven hundred meters the landmark crowns the monkey generals so in a swiss can talk to chino dion tightening restaurant with its kind of rhyming views was designed by mario bava the world renowned swiss architect was inspired by the form of the mountain. and the path in the meantime i wanted to do justice to two different sides of the mountain one

believe that the federal reserve the american said the banks they would remain down i mean look at switzerland and other countries many countries have weakened their currencies and that's what it's all about to protect their trade and that is what we're term could do and nobody could complain nobody could say oh that's unfair we know the right value of the dollar it's all nonsense then you would be out of there of the critic interesting suggest from economists monophonic thank you very much they were coming back. now donald trump is also increasingly targeting agricultural products from europe in his trade war spanish olives for example have been under tariffs since november last year the u.s. department of trade of health a decision on tuesday saying all of production is unfairly subsidized farmers and illusion depend on the american market and sales have crashed. only trees as far as the eye can see in southern spain they shaped not only the landscape but the economy. trumps decision to include spanish olives in his trade war has been applied to the people of underlings to under source of he

on saturday, they'll face sweden, who defeated switzerland 1—0. it is just after half—past two in the morning.

near the stadium on funds and right now there was a pizza box we did like getting ready to take on switzerland in that last sixteen clash could potentially step up codify don't side with the goods if they've managed to be of colombia and that these funds are unrelated out of voice i'd put it at about that same shots as today i think not only in miami i mean feline sweden i mean one of their own maybe. sweden is next grade and i think it would've been nice if he would leave that sweden will be in with three against ciro against this would sound. to the fellow that sort of again the swedish government followed the lead on the english said that they will boycott seeing these wildcats go live over the last week in the progress of the so-called group of death to reach the last sixteen i do think tank the more you know the swedish foreign minister the i got another good little over the cut you just like oh do you want. that was all united there and that was what was it was that just the. just the god of the logo that the plan was there was some god that god can upload god god of all over. it was me

believe that the federal reserve the american said the banks they would remain down i mean look at switzerland and other countries many countries have weakened their currency and that's what it's all about to protect their trade and that is what we're term could do and nobody could complain nobody could say oh that's unfair we know the right value of the drug it's all nonsense then you would be out of there of the critic interesting suggest from become a kind of foster thank you very much there were come back. and earlier i spoke to his business correspondent last holiday at the frankfurt stock exchange and he had this to say about the. well first we talked about a trade spat and now we should no longer be kidding ourselves we are in the middle here of an outright trade war between the united states and china now with donald trump's second list out on products from chinese that he puts tariffs on the two hundred page long list worth exports of about two hundred billion dollars there is no way to underestimate how difficult this will make things folk lobel trade not only between the u.s. and ch

stage in the world cup sweden will kick off against switzerland just for. four hours time now in the northern city of and later a little play here in the russian capital. head of the crucial matches for the group known as colombia the game against england could well be the chance to break a long time james just maybe they've never beaten the three lions before and some form of colombia players are come of this team's ability to do so. colombia did something really amazing i don't know of any other cases where a team had lost their first match and still finish top of the group it's unprecedented what they did but they did it and taking into consideration colombia's comeback there's hope that they can make it to the quarterfinals like they did in brazil. when i left it's a new process because for sixteen years colombia couldn't qualify for the world cup something was wrong all the time then new blood came and mario was that when you started gaining experience become playing in the international arena in argentina it's early in the game that experience and pas

the swedes earlier beat switzerland by 1—0. paul frostick reports. england's captain has been the shining star so far in russia. and against colombia in the last 16, harry kane was to prove his worth once again. a feisty ill tempered match saw the referee repeatedly going into his pockets of the yellow card. england dominated and after the break, kane's work rate saw him earn a penalty, wrestled down by carlos sanchez. he stepped up to slot his sixth goal. it was a lead that was kept largely comfortable until injury time, when a dramatic equaliser was headed in. it remained 1—1 after extra time, so it was another last 16 penalty shootout. when colombian carlos bacca had his spot kick saved byjordan pickford, it was left to eric dier to win for england on penalties, something that has eluded them so many times. sweet dreams are made of this — a first world cup quarterfinal for 2h years. an untidy tie in st petersburg saw a decisive blow struck midway through the second half. a 1—0 win over switzerland means they look forward to the last eight fo

switzerland were first to find the target but this effort was weak. sweden had chances galore and the first half but posed more of a threat to the fans in row z than the swiss goalkeeper. there was one moment that went right in front of goal and it took more than an hour to arrive. even then, emil forsberg's shots needed help to go then. that was as good as it got in then. that was as good as it got in the final third for the swedes who seemed to crumble under the weight of expectation. forsberg's implements group, saving his side at the other end of the pitch, too. —— forsberg's influence grew. switzerland were left short at the back, and short of a man after what turned out to be the final attack. sweden were not able to add any gloss with the last kick of the match, but they won't scare after reaching the quarterfinals for the first time in 2a years. so sweden book their place into the quarter finals of the world cup and wait to find out their opponants her in moscow this evening. but now let's head to wimbledon where holly hamilton can bring u