i'm here in zurich covering the snb for you. investors are wondering how long the governor thomas ordan, can push against this global tightening cycle. switzerland has the lowest interest rates and the world, -0.75%. they have not moved in more than 10 years. can they allow be f -- the franc to appreciate a little bit to deal with inflation sooner rather than later. tom: even if they don't increase rates, we will be watching the language around the swissie from thomas horton & co. given what they said about the valuation of the swiss franc in previous meetings. let's get to some of the corporate movers of the day. veolia in terms of the regulatory front, this french environmental services company saying it plans to sell the suez u.k. waste business. it is in the process of buying up the suez business in the u.k. this is a drastic decision in response to what they call intransigence from regulators here and they deplore the lack of understanding from regulators. asos with a really big hit after revising down its profit guidance.

now they're joining forces to fight the noise. zurich is a key transport hub. there's a lot of movement and lots of noise primarily in the industrial zone to the west of the city. hello. did you hear it? short? it was loud enough from there to there and all the way up until it's lost heart has been working for the count on a zurich for years. his job is to protect residents from rail noise and i'll do it again. oh, oh. when i knew the surfaces, i see around here, those are surfaces to flash. they reflect, you can hear it. a cargo train is approaching soft and 2 passenger trains. yeah, that's crazy. other signs, almost within touching distance. hm. listen to how these low frequencies coming from this monster, so close thigh, dominate the seem like a sy fy movie stay in the past. they f as in the yes, those are low frequencies that can't be absorbed anywhere. they reverberate along these waters and ventilator can return from behind, like a store from the side on the as noise. and the minute, every minute is a 17 meter train sides create waves of sound. it's like

in zurich, professor of sociology at the university of zurich and professor of international relations at the university of southeast norway. thanks so much for joining us on the program today. mark, let me start with you today. there seemed to be some confusion out there when it comes to the concept of neutrality. i want to take a step back for a moment and ask you about the difference between the law of neutrality vs. the politics of neutrality, how those two things differ? mark: that's a tough one. i can speak from swiss perspective because switzerland is known ass the first -- still the only state in the world has that neutrality enshrined in its very constitution. and that goes back actually a long time. there was a battle in 1516 in mariiano where the swiss were trying to extend themselveses. after that kind of bitter defeat that they had there, they came to the conclusion that that neutrality would be a better option this. is only enshrined after the counsel in vienna and the counsel of paris and later as you probably know the convention in hague 10-- 1907. it is a country perch

if you run out of patience with failure in zurich? david: not at this stage yet because there have been wholesale changes at the bank from management down, and we need to see what the new people who are involved with the bank, both from the executive management committee and board of directors can turn to -- do to turn this around. there is inherent value within the business, and i think these people should be given a chance to try and create this value and sustain this value. the bank trades at 30 or 40% of value, so the object should be stabilization and then growth after stabilization. if they cannot do it, someone else has to. tom: do they have a swiss putt, are they not making tough decisions because they know that zurich will be ubs and credit suisse? david: i would hope not and i am a believer at pre--- of premarket capital and there should not be protection. if they cannot do it and someone comes into mac and acquisitions all parts of the business i think that should be allowed to happen. there is talk that if somebody else bi

, mark far author and adjunct professor of sociology at the university of zurich. and in oslo, glen decent professor of international relations at the university of se, norway, a warm welcome to you all and thanks so much for joining us on the program today. mark, let me start with you today. um, there seems to be some confusion out there when it comes to the concept of neutrality. so i want to take a step back for a moment and ask you about the difference between the law of neutrality versus the politics of neutrality. how those 2 things differ. as a tough one. well, i can speak my switch perspective because switzerland is obviously known as maybe the 1st are still the only state. maybe the world hasn't tried and tried and it's very constitution. and that goes back actually a long time there was a battle in 1516, but in yano, where the switches were trying to over extend themselves and warriors still had a vatican guard today, member mercenaries. and after that kind of bitter defeat that they had there, they came to the conclusion that that neutrality will be a be

ubs and zurich will be credit suisse? david: i would hope not, by the way. i'm a believer in free-market capitalism and there should not be any protection. if they cannot do it and someone comes in to make an acquisition to all our parts of the business, i thing that should be allowed to happen. there is talk of someone does bid, they will give ups a chance to give some kind of a deal combination but i would certainly hope that is not the case. >>'s europe even ready for big cross-border bank m&a? david: i don't think you can have cross-border bank m&a in europe on a wild scale until some of the rules and laws are changed. at some point, this may happen but you still have it baking markets which makes it non-conducive to cross-border. i think there is a possibility for some on isolated levels and basis, but at this stage, you still need regulatory evening out that would make it more conducive to cross-border m&a. a company like credit suisse has a huge private wealth management business, which is now bigger than their glo

they are in zurich and playing switzerland the lionesses missed a number of chances in the first half and only took the lead midway through the second half, alessia russo finally breaking the deadlock in zurich in front of a swiss record crowd of 16,000 for a women's game. england's euros campaign on home soil kicks off next wednesday night at old trafford where they face austria. they are winning, the lionesses ahead of the euros. two female cyclists have claimed that transgender athletes are still competing in british cycling women's events — despite the governing body suspending their own policy that had allowed trans participation. earlier this week the government urged sports bodies to ensure that women's sport is "reserved for people born of the female sex". supporters of transgender inclusion say that is "extremely damaging". jane dougall reports. it's soul destroying, i feel crushed. it's soul destroying, i feel crushed-— it's soul destroying, i feel crushed. ., ., ., ., crushed. no matter how hard you drink about _ crushed. no matter how hard you drink about how _ crushed

the average supermarket can be tortuous for people with supermarket news, zurich scales, everything down, lights, music, commercials. it's known as a quieter. the idea came from new zealand southern, all i was so touched by the article, i found it really heart warming. and i thought if they can do it, new zealand, we can do it in switzerland. a long time tom, we're going to need those in the thrive. brother introduced a quiet hour to across 12 stores for people like joelle, who now ventures into the supermarket with her support dog, rocky support for joel, but meet with alice like loud everything comes at me at the same volume, speed and intensity. and i can't filter things out the radios on want special offers. she wants everything to stay in the same place. she always shops with a list and sticks to it. doll, mrs. elsa stay so difficult when they really get way i minimize my stress. is it even can dwell, needs to come atmosphere because her brain processes sensory input differently though do the stuff with armor, with the customers and condon them if monitor her the 3rd time they did i

because all of the new also just about like ah, gold chocolate banks, new trinity natalia enjoy life and zurich. she followed her expert husband there. but at the end of february 2022, her life changed. the almost sterile swift severity vanished and something else took his place. luncheon is there like a process that them yeah, you pull out of she got a little bit of misty asked about with dealing with both of them doing the q him and he should normally do was young. i don't want to keep the spanish 2 people moving him to the fridge. equipment, the ballistics done for you to stay up brought to ship. she mostly looks to me to the discussion that you've gotten with me. hon. the victim. talk to me. i will shoot you a one in museum and she'll talk with you going to ensure that we are actually good to go. i mean, you know me as opposed to lots of to let me know and i was just, i mean the price of 9 to 30 years of maturity. fortunately, the ground stocks and launched the child to the school to live with the position. but the female scholars will come out the black hole, which is because it was she ju

jo currie watched the match for us in zurich. the science of been good for england going into the euros, 30 matches and beaten with just one more challenge to go. in this area, fans took the chance to see their teams in action were more time before waving the mall. the players had one last chance to take a claim for starting place. perhaps it was the heap of both sides made a sluggish start. testing this was keeper, that is saying a lackluster first 45 minutes. in front of a record cloud ofjust 10,000, minutes. in front of a record cloud ofjust10,000, they started the second half better, finally finding a breakthrough with the highball and russo with the header. it took a penalty for england to score again and lauren had a cracking english effort in the aspartate. stepping up to put the ball away. england claimed the line and third moments later and started to ramp up the pace before substitute jill scott making her 157th england appearance robbed of the night with a memorable goal and celebrations to match. {lance goal and celeb

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water is not waste but a valuable resource at the nest. modular research and innovation building and zurich researchers are developing and testing sustainable new housing technologies at this was federal institute of aquatic science and technology. airbag environmental engineer, corina doth, is one of the researchers investigating how domestic water consumption can be reduced to a minimum. does main focus is waste water above that and healthy actually waste water contains a lot of valuable resources. there's the water itself, as well as the nutrients and energy in it. if we can separate the wastewater streams at the source, then we can treat them more easily and recover those resources of a source for cooked. so given in the nest housing modules, the researchers divide the waste water into different categories depending on how polluted it is. this is duncan smallest, this is an ordinary kitchen sink. what special here is that the waste water flows into a separate pine, litle up. we call this waste water heavy grey water because it has a relatively high fat content at downtime. the researche

ah, said the south zurich, these are the top stories and such a rescue operations of ended in some major regions of afghanistan, of the countries worst, earthquake in 20 years. at least 1500 people have been killed. taliban governments made an urgent appeal for international help survivors a desperate for food, for shelter and for drinking water. you as president joe biden says, a u. s. supreme court ruling on home guns as deeply disappointing. the court ruled that new york state's restrictions on carrying concealed handguns in public places are unconstitutional. york's governor cathy hotel called the decision, absolutely shocking. as governor of state of new york, my number one priority is to keep new yorker safe. but today the supreme court is sending us backwards in our efforts to protect families and prevent gun violence and is particularly painful that this came down. at this moment. we're still dealing with families in pain from mass shootings that have occurred the loss of life. their beloved children and grandchildren. date is free court struck down in new york law that limits wh

water is not waste but a valuable resource at the nest. modular research and innovation building and zurich researchers are developing and testing sustainable new housing technologies at this was federal institute of aquatic science and technology. airbag environmental engineer, corina dog, is one of the research is investigating how domestic water consumption can be reduced to a minimum. does main focus is waste water. above that and tell fearfully, waste water contains a lot of valuable resources. there's the water itself, as well as the nutrients and energy in it. if we can separate the wastewater streams at the source, then we can treat them more easily and recover those resources of a source for cooked together. in the nest housing modules, the researchers divide the waste water into different categories, depending on how polluted it is. the system can somal if this is an ordinary kitchen sink. what special here is that the waste water flows into a separate pipe, light pole up. we call this waste water heavy grey water because it has a relatively high fat content effect on the research

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we already have data from university, as in maryland, zurich had people who didn't brush their teeth for 4 weeks, but consumed a diet similar to in the stone age, had more plaque awesome, but much less inflammation of india. so that's what we aim to study more closely. the test group ain't a diet similar to those in the stone age, complex carbohydrates from fruit and vegetable, healthy fats from nuts and seeds, fish and a little meat. the control group ain't a typical western diet packed with sugar processed wheat flour, soft drinks, sausages and meat. after 4 weeks, the results were in the quantities. we could actually see that even though the plaque amount remained the inflammation of the experimental group decreased by almost 50 percent. at 1st we couldn't believe it. so i recreated it during the 2nd study and were actually able to repeat the results. that is, although plaque stayed the same information again, decreased by 50 percent. and the effect was because the subjects gave of sugar white flowers, suites and juices which are strong inflammation drivers and instead focused on

it had zurich. the 1st was regime in the, in the seventy's and eighty's. so it's, he's a very de visit figure to say the least. jesse, we heard the president saying he wants to enable changes to benefit or what policies is the new president expected to implement. she is inheriting an economy that's really from the pandemic. so in 2020, the philippine economy went into recess and 2021 was not as bad. but the philippines is not where it was. 34 years ago when the economy was really growing at a, at an unprecedented phase are an unprecedented pace. rather, he will have to deal with that to have said in police son. so during the campaign, he's promised, for example, to bring down the price of price to less than $0.50 from the current dollar. the dollar and 50 cents. and after he was president, he walked back on that statement saying it might not be feasible for the foreseeable future. also, he's going to navigate and increasingly 100 political situation here in the asia pacific. the philippines is locked in the bitter dispute with china over the south china se

the dorchester hasn't gone through dish german cities are not that densely populated, even skinner zurich of the highest quality of life foremost vienna on which is twice as densely populated as frankfurt hung forth. i've got so as population density is twice as high as frankfurt will challenge is to find a good solution. oscar box on the pandemic has shown how quickly things can change, but changes also opportunity and architects and urban planners need to seize it. ah, the construction sector accounts for over a 3rd a global c o. 2 emissions cement alone is responsible for 8 percent. it's time for a change. ah 50 percent. the instruction sector is responsible for 40 percent of emissions in germany, and it's even responsible for 60 percent of our weight. it's all for so it's a powerful board. all i hear it as a hint district is what i fish been achieving climate neutrality is not enough. and we actually have to remove c o 2 from the atmosphere it's. it's already too warm. this is sheila climate change is happening too fast. cutting tiling and andrea heil from architects for future. se, i

in the southwestern city of zurich, z rooms were blown off homes and trees toppled under cars. the emergency services have mounted a major operation in the area. now the world is facing an ocean emergency. that's a warning from un secretary general at the start of the united nations, h a conference. and so i think a terrorist has more needs to be done to protect marine life and people living in coastal areas in kenya, efforts to be made to report damage coral reefs. but it may not be enough to save them as well as this some of the world's most diverse ecosystems a found here in the coral reefs of kenya's coast. but they're under threat one to these divers one to do something about it. the part of the foundation called refill ition that was set up after a series of devastating coral bleaching events in the indian nation. the rescue broken pieces of coral and replant them on specially made structures. they say they're planting about $8000.00 carls a year. yet in patel, the project manager says it's working because they get to nutrients from all side. they grow very quickly. so pi

england's warm up for the euros in style with a thumping victory over switzerland in zurich. good evening. �*a setback in our fight against climate change�* — that's how the united nations has described a decision by the us supreme court. in a landmark ruling, the court limited the us government's ability to control carbon emissions from power plants. it marks a victory for the coal industry, and parts of america fighting energy regulation — and is a major blow to president biden�*s plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. tonight the presdent said the ruling risked damaging america's ability to keep the air clean and combat climate change. from washington, here's our north america editor smith: in california today, wildfires burning out of control is a vivid reminder of the urgent need to take action on climate change. america is action on climate change. america is a large part of the problem, the second biggest emitter of greenhouse gasesin second biggest emitter of greenhouse gases in the world after china. but also a victim. you can see from the water line abov

tournament opener next week at old trafford against austria. jo currie watched the match for us in zurich. the signs have been good for england going into the euros, 30 matches and beaten with just one more challenge to go. in this sun, fans took the chance to see their teams in action one more time before waving them off. the players had one last chance to take a claim for starting place. perhaps it was the heap of both sides made a sluggish start. testing the swiss keeper, that is saying a lackluster first 45 minutes. in front of a record cloud ofjust 10,000, they started the second half better, finally finding a breakthrough rachel with the highball and russo with the header. it took a penalty for england to score again and lauren had a cracking initial effort in and then stepping up to put the ball away. england claimed the line and third moments later and started to ramp up the pace before substitute jill scott making her 157th england appearance rounded off the night with a memorable goal and celebrations to match. once we got a couple of balls, we just went off from there. and yeah

there is a conference in zurich. someone else concerned about inflation is james bullard of st. louis. with him is philip lowe of austria, the rba governor who started in m.i.t.. bullard making headlines. lisa, help me here. he is more optimistic than the average bear. lisa: yes, talking about how the u.s. economy has shown tremendous resilience and talking about household balance sheet's not seeing signs of a pullback. is this a good thing or a bad thing for the fed that needs to get inflation under control at a time when people are accepting higher prices instilled by. tom: jan hatzius of goldman sachs is not calling for inflation. is bullard the most optimistic horse around the table? lisa: [laughs] i don't want to go around that far. the issue is if we have strength now, how does that translate six month from now in terms of what the federal have to do, and where the economic indicators are pointing at the time? tom: in agreement with james bullard to a great extent is a gentleman with boston advisors, we are thrilled to bring you michael vogelzang. he has done so much in ec

but thanks to our european friends, our babies are ready to chow down on 132 pallets of formula from zurich, switzerland. ooh, and the swiss formula is the best-- it's got those little marshmallows in it. ( laughter ) and, i'm being told we have just received footage of the formula landing. >> brrr-brrr-brrr, here comes the plane, open up! nom-nom-nom-nom, nom-nom-nom. ( laughter ) >> stephen: speaking of-- ( laughter ) speaking of whiny little babies, billionaires. according to a new study, during the covid pandemic, a new billionaire was created every 30 hours. specifically between march 2020 and march 2022, 573 people became new billionaires, including 40 new pharmaceutical billionaires. which is so sad. you know they're just going to blow it all on drugs. ( laughter ) we also saw the addition of 62 new food billionaires. and, we actually have a reaction from one such billionaire. >> i-- i'm rich, bitch! >> stephen: we've got a great show for you tonight. ( cheers and applause ) my guests are jennifer connelly and patti lupone. but when we come back, are celebrities scamming you about cr

american citie made the top 10 copenhagen, denmark ranked as the second most livable city followed by zurich, switzerland, calgary, canada, and vancouver, canada. and that canada had 3 cities in the top 10 last year's winner. auckland zealand went from first place to 34th place on this year's list. >> in texas is celebrating a special delivery. the zoo family is growing about 6 feet upward. here's that brand new bundle of joy. this video is taken a less than 2 hours after this little baby giraffe was born at the abilene zoo on friday. the calf is already up on all fours and trying to master walking. as you can see, speak tired, hungry from all that hard work, bringing her little one into the world. the unnamed calf stands about 6 feet tall is believed to be a little girl. the zoo is still working on a cutie that wraps up kron. 4 news at not stay tune. ella sogomonian joins us for kron. 4 news tonight at 10. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 and >> so fire trucks, ambulances, kinds of people came. >> now at 10 for women and one child become the l

space and political stability, copenhagen, denmark ranked as the second most livable city followed by zurich, switzerland. >> calgary, canada and vancouver, canada. can actually have 3 cities in the top 10 last year's winner was auckland, new zealand and it went from first place to 34th place this year. and now when it comes to a vacation, california is always a popular destination, of course, but it might be the most popular state to visit too. a new report from wallet-hub ranks each state based on how fun they are. so they consider things like entertainment and nightlife, restaurants and national parks. the golden state came out on the top of the list followed by florida, nevada, new york and illinois. in case you're wondering, west virginia was ranked as the least fun state. california's largest lumber company announces that is going to close public access on as far as land because of wildfire concerns. >> sierra pacific industries says extreme drought conditions of prompting the company to close its forest starting on july. the first the company owns more than 2 million acres of land acr

access to better health care, whether it is crossing state lines are getting on a plane and flying to zurich. but the most vulnerable, those on the lower economic stature in the united states are going to find this incredibly troublesome, and for many, very scary. kriti: stick with us. we are going to head down to washington. we are expecting to hear president biden deliver remarks on the abortion ruling at 12:30 p.m. eastern, and a little over an hour. we will take those when they come. let's head down to washington, d.c.. joe mathieu's giving is a take from on the ground. joe, what is it like in front of the supreme court right now? joe: it is quite a scene. and standing in front of the court and there are a couple of thousand people. i would not attempt to count who are here, but this crowd keeps getting bigger, and you can hear the activity behind me. it is definitely a pro reproductive rights crowd here. there are a few pro-life activists, but those who are streaming -- they are coming from all over. watching them come down 1st street in front of the court. some of them walking around c

preparations ahead of the women's european championship, with an impressive win over switzerland in zurich. they won 4—0. the lionesses took the lead midway through the second half, alessia russo finally breaking the deadlock. georgia stanway added a second from the spot and beth england added a third in front of a swiss record crowd for a women's game of 16,000. jill scott then added a fourth in injury time for a comfortable victory. england's euros campaign kicks off next wednesday night at old trafford when they face austria it's been a really frustrating day at taunton. the rain bringing an early end to the final days play in the one—off test between england's women and south africa. the match was drawn. two heavy showers meant only 43 overs of play were possible, leaving south africa 181—5, 48 ahead and with england denied the opportunity of a run chase. elsewhere, in the last hour, jos buttler has been confirmed mainly it has been rain that meant that the test matches we have played recently have not come to a big crescendo that you kind of want. in camera it was a good crescen

the lionesses are over in zurich for their final warm—up game against switzerland. its currently goalless there. england open the home euros at old trafford against austria next wednesday. to cricket and it's been a stop start day for england's women — who are trying to win their one—off test against south africa in taunton. rain halted matters with south africa on 140 for five. they're currently on 181 for 5 in their second innings, with england's first innings total of 417 standing them in good stead. but will there be enough decent weatherfor a result, the players off again due to heavy rain again in taunton. in the last few moments that match is actually been called off. ending the test in the drawer. no result there. no result there. elsewhere, in the last hour, jos buttler has been confirmed as england's new white—ball captain. the wicket keeper replaces world cup—winning captain eoin morgan, who retired from international cricket this week after injury and struggles with his form. buttler was morgan's vice—captain and has previously led england in n

temperatures tomorrow ranging from 12 in zurich up tomorrow ranging from 12 in zurich up to 26 or 27 degrees. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the biggest rail strike in three decades is under way — the first of three affecting england, scotland and wales. fewer than 20 % of trains are expected to run today. with last ditch negotations failing, the prime minister accuses the unions of harming the very people they claim to be helping. the unions say the government blocked negotiations. a senior ukrainian official says russian forces have almost captured the strategic city of severodonetsk, with ukrainian forces holding on to just one factory. a russian nobel peace laureate auctions his medalfor 84 million pounds to raise funds for children displaced by the war in ukraine. and to mark his 40th birthday new photos are released of prince william selling the big issue — we look back at his four decades in the spotlight. let�*s get more now on the rail strikes — ros atkins explains why they�*re taking place — from the perspectives of the rmt union, the rail companies, th

this is me looking out in 2023 i'm thinking, i'm not doing this trip >> you are not talking zurich. >> no. this is a new york to salt lake city flight. new york salt lake city. >> great snow. >> it is great snow if you can afford it. we will go to dominic chu who has the pre-market movers. looking in the wrong direction. >> yes, it has been that way most of the morning. that hangover from thursday and friday continuing today. you mentioned some of the big nasdaq 100 laggards with docusign and marriott. percentage basis bad in the overall picture. we want to focus more on the market cap perspective heavyweights with the nasdaq and 100 and s&p 500, these are the stocks with the impact on what happens with trading today at the index level. we look at apple and microsoft and alpha bobet and amazon and tesla. 2.5% loss for apple. 3% for alphabet. 3.5% for amazon. tesla down 3% as well. if we look at percentages. that's the mega cap technology and adjacent trade that will drive a lot of the market action in the nasdaq. also, when we talk about the rising rate environment, financials are in

zurich airport says lights will restart at a reduced capacity before midday local time. the biggest band to come out of south korea has announced they are taking an extended break. to pursue solo projects. emily brown has the story. the catchy songs have won south korean boy band bts legions of fans over the past nine years. theirsong, permission to dance, has had a whopping 500 million views on youtube. but after nearly a decade of success, the group announced it will be taking an extended break and will be pursuing solo projects. the seven—member band spoke about the future in a video to fans. but the company behind the ground—breaking k—pop group said they are taking a hiatus as they agreed members will focus on more solo work. bts have had international recognition, even joining a white house daily briefing. this is important in america. a lot of our asian american friends have been subject to real discrimination. we want to say thank you sincerely for your decision like, such as signing the covid—19 hate crimes act into law. it's unsurprising that their anno

the lionesses fly out to zurich and they were placed —— play switzerland next thursday. then it is down to business. meanwhile, scotland were in world cup qualifying action. they beat ukraine 4—0 to close in on the second place spot in group b, which would earn them a play—off place. wayne rooney has quit his firstjob in management. he's left league one's derby county, saying they need to led by someone with fresh energy. despite relegation from the championship, rooney's been a popularfigure, staying with the club through huge financial uncertainty. derby do look to have found a new local buyer now, and the administrators said they asked rooney to stay, but he has left pride park with immediate effect. and britain's ben proud is officially the fastest man on the planet after he stormed to gold in the men's 50m freestyle. that was at the world championships. the 2017 bronze medallist led off the blocks and held his form in the closing stages to pip american michael andrew to the title. it's proud's second individual world crown after winning gold in the 50m butterfly