the opening ceremony. 2 is-year-old setting olympic record as she outshot athletes from russia and switzerland. and the board of regents said texas a&m set at the meet monday and reports texas and oklahoma are attemptings to win the sec. will is fired up across the plaza. will: what? pete: they will discuss possible action iments conference over the potential ad. but it's unclear what the steps the school could take if any at this point, to move and remain the lone texas university in the conference. we will see. rachel? >> thank you, pete. rachel: well, with violent crime on the rise in 2000. police chief robert contee said one drug is undoubtedly linked to the increase, listen. >> we have taken on a mindset that marijuana is not really -- it's not really a big issue in our city. i can tell you that marijuana undoubtedly is connected to violent crime we are seeing in our community. rachel: good for him. author of "smoke screen notice what the marijuana industry doesn't want you to know. doc doctor joins us now. glad you are here. important topic for many of us who have children who are gettin

switzerland's nina christen won bronze. so the start of a busy day with plenty to keep an eye on in the coming hours — including — cycling: the men's road race is under way, starting at mount fuji and is expected to take around seven hours. slovenia's tadej pogacar goes in this — fresh from winning the tour de france. tennis: just two weeks after wimbledon, the competition for olympic gold begins with novak djokovic on court. after lighting the flame at the opening ceremony home favourite naomi osaka plays sunday. japanese support will also be high for the women's football. the 2012 silver—medallists play team gb. meanwhile team usa will hope to overcome their disappointing defeat to sweden when they play new zealand. and there's a debut for a new form of basketball: a three players a side event. these games have been a long time in the making. our correspondent rupert wingfield hayes was with a family as they watched the opening ceremony. for the uno family, it has been a long, anxious wait to get to this moment. t

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a 20-acre mountain in switzerland is up for sale on ebay for $235 thousand, but they really hammer you on the shipping major league baseball has reportedly banned a new york yankees fan for life from every mlb ballpark after he threw a ball from the stands on saturday at a boston red sox outfielder said the yankees, "does he have a curve ball?" fox news host sean hannity told viewers on his show last night to take the coronavirus seriously. july 2021, right on time it's like if today i asked if anyone's heard of lizzo. check her out. a banner plane made an emergency landing yesterday on a bridge in new jersey luckily, bystanders on the ground were prepared and finally, today was world jump day and you'll probably still get higher than jeff bezos went this morning. that wasn't space, dude! and that was a monologue scollins coming after bezos's heart. we've got a great show for you tonight. she's a tony and emmy winning actress you know from "the west wing," "glee," and "wicked" on broadway she's one of the stars of "schmigadoon" on apple tv plus, kristin chenoweth will be here and i'm n

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located in the french speaking part of the country. geneva is the 2nd largest city in switzerland after zurich, 2 characteristics of geneva, discretion and consistency. the words of a 1960 s observer sound, almost timeless. me begin such as the old town of geneva, plain but rich. secret millionaires live here in geneva, poverty is a vice and a person whose bankruptcy is a godless sinner, outcast, ostracized, the times may be changing, but not in geneva. have a good. geneva is with the french for fullness shown cause in developed his beliefs . there is still echoes of the strict protestant doctrine of calvinism here today supposed to be false and used to holy hill. this is a calvinism that is not religious, but a calvinism of thought. in the spirit of reform law and justice. bhaskar. if he's some of the people of geneva can practice this because they live in a prosperous world. from where you know the city is not all that extravagant. geneva is built on rigor and straightforwardness. we don't show off. we are discrete on the disk, on what all, ah, june, even 150 years ago. jack my, his g

the one thing about giving impoverished families money is they don't take it to switzerland for skiing vacations. they spend it in their communities, more than every dollar you give people who live paycheck to paycheck gets spent in their communities. >> absolutely. listen, this is a very conservative idea -- >> right. >> -- that you give people programmatic help, that you empower them to spend their own dollars, as you put it. and it is a remarkably transformative idea if it can be extended. as you know, it has to be extended otherwise it will expire. listen, we haven't made a move i think that was this significant -- think of the big legislation of our lifetime, the civil rights act, the g.i. bill. this is on that magnitude. listen, social security effectively ended poverty for seniors. this can do the same or at least make a huge dent in child poverty. and we would not have it if we had relied on the 60-vote requirement, as you know. this got through a reconciliation. >> yeah. >> and it just shows you how critical it is to unlock the non-democratic, small d, barrier to very popular,

russia taking silver and the bronze going to switzerland. and how about this? within the last few minutes, we can tell you china now with a second gold, michael, on this day in the tokyo games, winning the women's weightlifting 49 kilogram final with an olympic record as well. a total of 210 kilograms. she holds the world record she actually set back in april. this day saturday, she set the olympic record in the snatch round. that was at 94 kilos. the clean and jerk, she set another olympic record with 116 kilograms. a really special day so far for china. what an impact. what else have we got on tap for saturday? a quick glance, we can tell you we've got the 3 x 3 basketball. that's going to be in the men's and the women's and they're in the pool as well for a whole batch of swimming heats. we'll be keeping a close eye on all that. >> it's a lot. you make me excited. i mean a busy saturday already in progress. what's been catching your attention? >> yeah, i'm looking forward to a certain football match in particular, or should i say soccer to be fair? i don't k

today, president biden and russian president vladimir putin finally met for their big summit in geneva, switzerland. yeah it was pretty much the opposite of the "friends" reunion [ laughter ] yeah, biden and putin met at this swiss estate. yeah you may recognize it as the haunted asylum in every horror movie. [ laughter ] actually, putin found the place on his favorite house rental site, airkgb [ laughter ] well, biden and putin both arrived within 20 minutes of each other here they are shaking hands outside. [ talking over each other >> jimmy: yeah meanwhile, trump was watching on tv like - ♪ don't you remember yo told me you loved me baby ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: once the president stepped inside, they sat down for another photo op take a look at this. [ laughter ] looks like two dads waiting for their daughters to finish trying on prom dresses they're like, "that looks great, honey, yeah." putin looks like he's trying to remember which one of those "say hello to the sharks mr. biden. there are some piranhas that were -- hold on. then, biden and putin got down to business, where it was just t

cryptocurrency this should be treated like cash it shouldn't be treated like numbered bank accounts in switzerland. you can't deliver $5 million in cash you shouldn't be ably able to send bad guys $5 million in bitcoin. if they need to move it, they should go through bsa compliance we need to crack down on the payment of ransom wear and insist they get licenses from the treasury any companies that pay this is likely sanctioned. i have extensive knowledge of what they can do and can't do and comment on on. if president biden can comment on it, i think it is important to enforce those redlines. >> we've seen some of the great traders and investors. a lot of companies has it evolved at all or are you still a no bitcoin, never, no inherent value kind of guy >> i think my view has evolved i think as it relates to bitcoin, people can buy no different as it relates to gold. i don't personally want to have it in my portfolio i do think it is very important that this is an asset that has a complete bsa and regulatory compliance and under the occ last year, we approved that banks could custodian it the reas

the issue of cyber attacks with russia's president vladimir putin as they sat face-to-face in geneva, switzerland, last month. and following that meeting, the president told reporters that he told putin if these types of attacks were to continue, and if the russian golf was involved or had knowledge that the u.s. would be ready to respond. these issues of cyber attacks really such a point of contention between the u.s. and russia over the course of the past few months. arlette saenz, cnn, traveling with the president in travers city, michigan. >>> a record-breaking heat wave is overwhelming parts of the pacific northwest, plains and canada. millions are under heat warnings. in 2017 and 2019 there were only 12 deaths from hyperthermia in the whole state. overall almost 100 people have died in oregon from the recent extreme weather. >>> today is july 4th, independence day in the u.s. americans are ready to enjoy the long holiday weekend but some are worried spectacular traditions could be dangerous during this historic heat wave. paul vercammen explains. >> reporter: up and down the west coast they

day. late night watching could impact sleep and all kinds of ways at the university of freeburg and switzerland. media, academic and dominique events is carrying out research. she's about to conduct an experiment to analyze. now, cliffhanger endings affect our sleep. not only made a cause less sleep, but also alter how we sleep. it's a relatively new field. emotions play a key role in dramas, but there's been little research into how they impact sleep quality. dominique village places a sensor on each person's finger to track their pulse. it's not easy to sleep with a racing heart. the subjects also undergo a saliva test. does mastic? what's like this measurement? it shows how stresses be launched by the life of reveals the level of cortisol in the body that causes women that's released to stress like so. we want to compare the levels at the beginning with the end after the group is finished watching the phones area, the highest of info, at least from that when we had some offering math. the same procedure is repeated with a 2nd group of test subjects that has asked a colleague to monitor them.

i stopped being invested after france got their butts kicked by switzerland. >> you're a specific kind of -- >> congratulations to our managing editor, claudia milne. her team has won. i guess she was throwing beer at her apartment last night celebrating. >>> i love this story -- this story out of new orleans. it's a great story for me. a giant rap hit from the '90s is getting a remake just for the pandemic. who can forget juvenile's "back that thang up"? he putting a spinbadiene m michael mccree and mia x. ♪ ♪ vax that thang up ♪ >> are you hearing it correctly. the new song is called "vax that thang up." they want to motivate people to get a shot in the arm. >> you got a whole bunch of parodies with "back that thang up." you see people going crazy when it comes on. it was like, why not turn it into that, like when we can help and heal some people. >> helping and healing. and "vax that thang up" is a play on "back that thang up" but more explicit -- >> didn't know that. go on -- >> i asked if there was some talk of doing a dirtier version of this. he said absolutely. >> feeling

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again, if jennifer said it would be like, it's considered the most cosmic pulse and city in switzerland located in the french speaking part of the country. geneva is the 2nd largest city in switzerland after zurich, 2 characteristics of geneva, discretion and consistency. the words of a $900.00 sixty's observe a sound almost timeless. me begin such as the old town of geneva, plain, but rich, the secret millionaires live here in geneva. poverty is a vice, and a person who's bankrupt is a godless sinner, outcast. ostracize the times may be changing, but not in geneva. have a meeting good. geneva is with the french for format. john. calvin developed his beliefs. there is still echoes to the strict protestant doctrine of calvinism here today. supposed to be the default of use. do you this is a calvinism that is not religious, but a calvinism of thought in the spirit of reform law and justice. bhaskar, if he's some of the people of geneva, can practice this because they live in a prosperous world. from where the city is not all that extravagant. geneva is built on rigor and straightforwardne

thinking to be ignoring this the regulators are going to do what the regulators do for singapore and switzerland, they have the rules that are clear rules that are friendly to the industry so they are seeing a lot faster industry growth. >> what does it mean it is bigger than any government or type of currency >> you know, in some ways this is a revolution for the first time ever we are decoupling state from money state from value value transfer you know, that is scary to a lot of governments all new innovation is scary to governments. and so, you know, the countries that are seeing the future and increasing the upon future and coming out with friendly regulatory frameworks will really bch more and more and more >> mike, which areas of crypto it is not moanolithic. you can see four specific ones on the screen that went away you mentioned ether and bitcoin. what areas-the market do you believe are poised to prosper right now? >> obviously with opportunity comes risk things like decentralized finance. a lot of the major investment banks are under writing what the new innovations are. and it is som

reporter: peggy fleming faced a major obstacle after winning her first world championship in davos, switzerland, in 1966. two weeks later, her father suffered a fatal heart attack. >> that really shook my world. and my mom had to raise four girls by herself, and then my expensive sport. it was just amazing what we went through and how my mother was so strong. when you lose a parent, you lose that strength. >> reporter: a piece of you. >> every time i'd go back to try to train i'd go, i'm not as strong as i was before he died. and then over the months and years, it all came back. >> reporter: helping catapult fleming to the top of the skating world. her story, one we all can learn from. when somebody comes in and reads about you, reads your story, what do you hope they walk away with? >> i just hope that they can put themselves in my shoes and put themselves in that story. you just never know until you try a sport or try something to see where you stand. it's not for just a special few, it's for everybody to try. >> reporter: and let the fire fuel you. >> oh, absolutely. absolutely. >> at the mu

what does it take in switzerland to be able to vote? you have to become a citizen, which requires you to live in the country for ten years, even if you are married, you have to be there for six years before you can apply. you have to live in the county or the city 2-5 years before you can apply. you have to demonstrate a knowledge of the national language and show that you have integrated into the swiss way of life. you have to show a familiarity with swiss customs and traditions and do a background check that says you are no danger to switzerland's internal or external security. you have to play sees at the federal and communion level. this process takes several years. maybe 13-14 years after you say i want to become a swiss citizen before you get the right to vote. you have to go through a process. now we have a swiss american resident saying i don't want to go through that process. i don't need to be naturalized. just let me vote because i happen to be here. idiocy. her argument is that, because noncitizens living legally in the u.s.

spain are here after a penalty shoot—out win over switzerland in the quarters. news from the british and irish lions�* tour of south africa, and england flanker tom curry will make his first appearance for the side, against the sharks injohannesburg on wednesday. wales lock adam beard and back row josh navidi will also make their debuts after being called up as replacements, and ireland's iain henderson will captain the side. the lions comfortably won their first match in south africa, thumping the sigma lions 56—14 on saturday. now, to the latest milestone forjames anderson — he's taken his ioooth first—class wicket. it came during a superb spell of bowling for lancashire against kent in the county championship. anderson claimed his best figures at old trafford — 7—19 — as kent were bowled out for 7h. and that's all the sport for now. from me and the rest of the team, bye—bye. hello there, summer 2021 so far appears to have been feast or famine, whether it's sunshine or rain. when we have the rain, we really have had the rain. this was sunday in

the usa defense, pfizer and the big american companies, switzerland defense, novartis and rock expense, hard to reach consensus to bring down prices to reasonable levels. repeat again. after 2 months of negotiations, the multinational no artist turned down our request for an interview. instead, they sent a simple press release. we price our new medicines based on the value they deliver to patients, health care systems, and society. we strive to take into account income levels, local affordability barriers, and economic realities, while maintaining the sustainability of our business. novartis tells us as its representatives have explained to political decision makers that this new single dose cancer therapy must be compared to a treatment of drugs taken for life. in late 2019 the laboratory agreed to a slight decrease in france, where the price of camera went down from 320000 euros 229-7006 166 euros the f. d a now is on the payroll. pharmaceutical industry, they pay user fees to the part of the f, da, that evaluate new drugs for approval. so this makes this part that the f d, a depende

coventry�*s chelsie giles has taken britain's first medal, winning bronze after defeating switzerland's fabienne kocher in the women's 52kg judo. plans to require football fans to be fully vaccinated if they want to go to premier league matches from october are being considered by the government. and health secretary sajid javid has apologised for an earlier tweet which suggested the nation doesn't need to "cower" from coronavirus. now on bbc news, click looks at how online shopping has exploded in the pandemic and how social media companies want a piece of the action. as the world tries to emerge from the pandemic, the way we go about our lives is bound to be different — but exactly how is hard to say. on this week's show, we'll be seeing the buildings that are hoping to get to know us a bit better. and looking at how online shopping could be getting social. but first, we'll be finding out how the world of search is changing right before our eyes. the idea of visual search is nothing new. it's something we looked at a few years ago, where you search for something online by using a pi

in a statement federer said that he was disappointed because it has been an honor to represent switzerland at the games. he hopes to be back on tour later this summer. the city of tokyo meanwhile reporting more than 1,000 cases of coronavirus on wednesday topping the 1,000 threshold for the first time since may 13th. olympics scheduled to begin july 23 and those are certainly numbers you don't want to see less than two weeks out from the games. >> and two knee surgeries in just a year, that will definitely do it. andy, thank you. >>> still ahead, president biden with a blunt and impassioned defense of voting rights. >>> jim crow assault is real. it is unrelenting. we're going to challenge it vigorously. >> and then that lingering question, could the american political divide actually cost the u.s. its perfect credit rating? when you earn a degree with university of phoenix, we support you with career coaching for life, including personal branding, resume building and more. that's our promise to you. that's career services for life. learn more at phoenix.edu. (customer) movie night. (burke)

of a knee injury and that he is, quote, greatly disappointed that he will not be able to represent switzerland and tokyo. he is already working to strengthen his knee and hopes to get back on tour later this summer >> my knee problems prevented me from being in the olympics as well it's tough at this age rahel, thank you. >>> our home state of virginia is name the top state for business for the second year in a row but i think it's tyler's neck of the woods, its proximity to washington, d.c., that might have had a little something to do with it let's go out to scott cohn hi, scott. >> hi, kelly and congratulations to you virginians yeah, the washington, d.c., connection is, look, virginia gets a huge amount of its money from washington. no state gets more per capita defense funding than virginia does, so when the pentagon does well, virginia does well too we've seen that over the years but that doesn't stop the politicians from trying to spin things a little bit andvirgini is in a very heated governor's race this year g governor ralph northam is barred from running for re-election but he told

. >> reporter: just outside zurich, switzerland, more than a dozen massive fans are fast at work cleaning the air of carbon dioxide. it is the leading edge of what could become the largest industry aimed at saving the planet >> what's behind me is a drop in the bucket this moves about 900 tons of co2 per year globally we emit 40 billion ton. >> reporter: but the bucket is getting bigger quickly climateworks and governments are seeking to monumentally expand what is called direct carbon capture. here's how it works. it's a box with a huge fan on one end and a filter inside that only attracts carbon dioxide the fan sucks the air through the filter once the filter is saturated, the box is closed. it is heated to 100 degrees celsius and pure carbon dioxide is released and collected. climbworks is one of a few companies doing the capture. it installed the system in 2017, by 2020, raised $100 million from the likes of audi, microsoft and stripe and is building a larger plant in iceland. >> by 2050, it has to become a trillion dollar market those are the investments that they see are the long-te

if you look at european examples, partners group switzerland, e qt, their stock price doubled since their listing. i am not suggesting that is cbc's plan, but if you want to have an equity story to tell, if you diversify within private markets, that is probably more compelling for investors. so my be that is there thinking here. alix: thanks a lot. it was a great scoop. jan-henrik foerster of bloomberg joining us. at one point, we had record highs for european stocks. equities off by about 0.5%. heavy earnings flow. it really depends where you are, what sector you are in. also watching this margins. we will break down some of that close. this is bloomberg -- some of that in the close. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: less than 30 seconds until the end of the trading day in europe. there is how your equity benchmarks are shaping up. we are taking a bite out of all-time highs reached yesterday on the enthusiasm of earnings. the day started out negative after we got the handoff from asia and continues as we hit the close. your stoxx 600 benchmark down .4%. some of the biggest losers are the ftse

nobody expects russia and china to come their aid or even france or germany or switzerland. it's always where are you? where are the americans because they see in us in this capacity to try to do the right thing and if we never live up to that expectation, we will eventually be seen as no better, no different than any other great power that's just out there standing up for -- for ourselves and nobody else. and so it is very much in our interest to align with those in the middle east who are working for those values. now, the counter argument that you then hear from people who also see a competition with china and russia is if we push the saudis too hard or the egyptians too hard, they're going to go to the russians and chinese, right? and very similar to debates we had during the cold war, right? where, you know, that kind of -- that kind of thinking eventually got us in bed with some of the worst dictators in the world because gosh if we don't do that, they'll just go to the russians and chinese. and i think there's got to be a point where you say, you know what, the leader

a glimmer of hope for spain, who have no such injury concerns, but scraped past switzerland after penalties in the quarter final. they do have the better recent record in this fixture though, spain have lost just twice to italy and the last 13 encounters winning 7. however, given the choice between the 2 countries, dishes, which is predicted dog, the psychic sausage was tempted by the serrano but eventually shows the lasagna. and finally, movie stars are ready to return to europe's most glamorous red carpet. as the cannes film festival reopens keeping in line with social distances rules that are currently in place and france, of course, $24.00 films will compete for the top price, the palm door american directors likely hence the jury. he will be the 1st last person to preside over the panel, and the 1st film on the program will be a net musical by french director leo's correct. you're watching the w news coming up next. rob. once with a business news, i will have more global headlines for you at the top of the hour. in the meantime, remember, you can find all the latest news on our website

. >> reporter: just outside zurich, switzerland, more than a dozen massive fans are fast at work cleaning the air of carbon dioxide. it is the leading edge of what could become the largest industry aimed at saving the planet >> what's behind me is a drop in the bucket this moves about 900 tons of co2 per year globally we emit 40 billion ton. >> reporter: but the bucket is getting quicker quickly, climates as well as governments seek to monumentally expand what is called direct carbon capture. here's how it works. it's a box with a huge fan on one end and a filter inside that only attracts carbon dioxide the fan sucks the air through the filter once the filter is saturated, the box is closed. it is heated to 100 degrees celsius and pure core bonn dioxide is released and collected. climbworks is one of a few companies doing the capture. it installed the system in 2017, by 2020 raised $100 million from the likes of audi, microsoft and stripe and is building a larger plant in iceland >> it has to become a trillion dollar market. those are the investments that they see are the long-term >> rep

president biden is expected to meet with russian president vladimir putin next month in switzerland for their first face-to-face summit or, you know, face to chest. they just hope it does not come down to a staring contest. because both of those guys have had a lot of botox it could be a long one president biden announced yesterday that secretary of state, tony blinken, will travel this week to israel to discuss the ceasefire between israel and hamas. okay, can we send someone a little more intimidating tony blinken looks like a guy who thinks your mom is a real special lady, but isn't trying to replace your dad. [ light laughter ] florida governor ron desantis yesterday signed a law regulating social media companies' moderation of user speech said twitter, "sir, that's just -- it's just spellcheck." vice president kamala harris said yesterday that broadband internet is quote, "critical to infrastructure" and then spectrum added a 30 cent critical to infrastructure fee google announced last week it will open its first ever physical retail store this summer in new york, and get this, tin

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the switzerland-based group that oversees the project, included. it would make sense to figure out what the best practices were and what could be brought forward. but most countries rely on a different composition of energy sources. in japan, nuclear is big, even in the wake of the milk leon -- wake of the melts down. so looking back and help but it would also be great if we had outside independent sources who looked at the goals set with each olympics and how much they followed through. put in the final report in the tokyo games issued in advance, there is a whole lot of future tense involved, not past tense of what they did, but future tense of what they hope to achieve. and there is powerful symbolism, when you look at the cauldron or the metals that are made out of recycled cell phones, but beyond that, the brass tacks programs is where you can make a difference environmentally and often that is where the olympics fall short. haidi: aspirational is a nice way to put it. some will just say this is greenwashing. how readily do people forgive a la

slam winner says he's suffered a setback and is greatly disappointed at not being able to represent switzerland in tokyo. rory mcilroy will go in search of his second open championship win this week, and will be hoping to improve on his performance in 2019, when he missed the cut by one shot. the northern irishman also missed the cut at the scottish open at the weekend. he will be partnered with american patrick reed and australia's cameron smith at royal st george's in kent when play gets under way tomorrow. the british and irish lions play another warm up match tonight in johannesburg but against a pretty much full strength south african team who need match practice after a covid outbreak in their camp. so much sport to keep an eye out for. yesterday, we showed you pictures of a mural of marcus rashford in manchester that had been almost completely covered in messages of support after it was defaced with racist graffiti. last night, hundreds of people took the knee beside the restored artwork in a show of solidarity with the striker and other england players who received similar abuse after s

he had a very, very memorable trip to switzerland in 1911. and i believe he actually went up the river right to get there on the, on a river boat. and both of these things seem to have inspired a great deal of, of what he wrote. i mean, any, any mountain scene in the hospital. but a lot of rain goes back to that swiss trip in night in one place in the swiss alps that stuck in tokens. memory was the picturesque town of laos upon the rift valley home to the elves was modeled after it. later in the films, more visual touches were added and tokens. voyage through the ryan valley also appears in his books with the undoing river. the pillars of the kings and argonaut may have been inspired by ancient statues, perhaps of egyptian barrows, ah, and there was one more source of inspiration to be found in oxford. this is a very famous tub. the eagle and child were talking and his friends including c. s . lewis, the non it used to meet every tuesday. also they, they would do all the things they went for a country walks. sometimes they went on walking tri

again falling just short out of major tournament in the other quarter . final, spain went ahead again, switzerland, thanks to an own goal for the jewelry opponents had no doubt, world champion france in the last round and yearning shikeria leveled this match up in the 2nd house. shortly afterwards, with 2 in hand, the man sent off, but still managed to take the game to penalty. the 3 spot cakes were missed by the swiss and that he said, the chance to reach the last 4 this morning . hopefully italy at london's wembley stadium on tuesday. as far as smile al jazeera presented through to the semi finals of the copper america, they be chilly. one mill lucas precast. this growing the only goal of the game. early in the 2nd half cabral possess, was been sent off a couple of minutes later. not surprisingly for that, but the 10 men that were left behind held on and no play peru in the last 43 shed 6 goals with power going their quarter final hard life. well, i think in the last minute of normal times, i can finish the 33 ones, but i don't think she taught with her hel bonaire to progress much with running

we also have gotten a is originally from switzerland in 1980. he came to guatemala. as the sales rep for a coffee trader. he traveled the country, paying visit to the maya, people's almost to see. no, no, it's all back. then it was more of an adventure because you also went to the highlands and mixed with people, hoping why, who would still hold duck in the cold warnings of before. but at least they were slowly moving away from the worst of all who long from it was alarming to see what people had to do to survive. yet he who could see on the, on the other hand, the people had a sense of control. could they know who means well, and who's up to no good slack. so i always had a good feeling in my heart, apart from the cold war situation, which still permeates guatemala to this day called to who i live in, quote them all of the ticket or somehow you don't have the feeling that a real piece is in the see it don't to be me as the secondary speaker for it, it will the maya population continues to be subject to racism. under the pretext of fighting communism, the military ki

this work is on show at the music museum and news on switzerland. even new york city is moma, and one of the artist cultures ah, the most fascinating thing about the beast is that it's on one hand, extremely soft. on the other is extreme endurable. i love this contradiction, and it's a beautiful metaphor for how we should look and treat our society, that there are people around us that may look weak, but they possess something, a quality that extra strong and something to celebrate the make our lives. and are now making a contribution to the world of on me as pandemic, regulations are relaxed and people start track calling again. various tours are on offer around europe and for biking enthusiasts. switzerland has 3 different alpine circle tours in the south eastern part of the country. that will take your breath away. you can actually do them by car or on foot. but your omx reporter, deanna opinion was decided to tackle one of them on an e bike. and she shared some of the top sites with us the we've seen nature breathtaking, use stunning architectur

lebanon once known as the switzerland of the middle east is falling apart. for almost two years the economy has been in free fall, made worse by the coronavirus pandemic. picking up a bag of food, part of a local radio stations program to help the needy. two years ago her monthly salary was worth more than $800. now it amounts to less than $80. things were all right before, she says. we worked, we got by. but now we can't afford anything. at a gas station just up the street people line up for hours. beirut gets at best just a few hours of electricity a day. more than 80% of families here don't have enough food to eat. while the world bank describes lebanon's economic crisis as one of the the worst the world has seen in the last 150 years. the bottom still nowhere in sight. you go to thefir pharmacy for b formula for your kid, there's none, he says. aspirin, none. days ago the prime minister here warned lebanon was days away from a social explosion. he may be right. u.s. and european diplomats have made it clear they're actually eager to provide lebanon with

here in switzerland, people are remortgaging. that is just the one thing that the market might look at. this is the best quarter on record for ubs in regards to mna. i don't think that that shines, everybody got involved in the jail -- in the deal. with 3% of this number is a -- when i asked them about the 1.3% yield, they start talking about inflation, i said what does 1.2% on bonds actually mean to you? it brings red flags for me. that is when we talk about the transitory nature of the inflation. the lending is solid. jp morgan's lending was up 21%, goldman sachs up 43%. here we are, pausing ever so slightly. it is a tough market to get involved in. >> the numbers there, the big picture, look good. the question is whether that holds. >> exactly, only talk about the pipeline for mna, we talk about management and those investable fees from clients are still there,. it's always good to have a little bit of caution, clients are still fully engaged and active. the pipeline bits -- looks good and mna. to that extent, i get the sense

it's sometimes known as the switzerland of the gulf because of the important regional role is placed in the gulf cooperation council. the gtc platform on long history is not well known outside the gulf region before oil was discovered in 1962 fishing and prototyping words, main sources of income. in this film we go back over the last 500 years of all money, history of the tribes boars, rebellion and colonization, and explore how and why man still plays an important regional role today. ah, i'll just meet to everybody who left the middle east and built remarkable lights of finding success in germany of the united states. yet never forgetting their homelands of the rock and palestine inspiring human story of the world. the designer of the atomic cycle analogy. oh i this is al jazeera ah hello there i'm, how am i he and this is the news, our life and home coming up for you. in the next 60 minutes rescue operation underway. a philippines military transport playing goes dian over the island of sulu kelly at least $29.00 on boards each i can see don request. an urgent meeting of the un sec

in belgium, luxembourg, and switzerland, people are allowed to use cannabis recreationally without fear of reprisals, and france's repressive drug laws have a lot of critics in france who say it does not work. >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> quartering drugs online is on the rise here in france. they are talking about and uber -- an uber-ization, the idea that we can get drugs very easily. that has increased during the pandemic. >> absolutely. you might think a global pandemic would slow down drug trafficking, but on the contrary, business is booming. drug dealers had to get creative when it came to sales and distribution, and a lot of this has been happening on social media. these days, you can pretty much order drugs like you can order a pizza, and sometimes you can get some freebies thrown in if you are a good client. >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> time and time again, the debate around the legal

. >> switzerland is my home. i learned how to milk a cow. that's when i realized i wasn't on the rap. i was born to yodel. s ♪ i've got holes in my cheese, no holes in my game ♪ ♪ [ yodeling ] ♪ i claim the alps and i drive through the lane ♪ [ yodeling ] >> no, no, no. this is basketball. dribbles and up and down. [ yodeling ] >> he's enlisted legendary yodeling court jorgen schlump to help him. >> i am a three-time gold medalist at the olympics. i am the voice of "the price is right cliff-hanger." yes. [ yodeling ] >> i can't do this, man. i suck at yodeling. >> what animal is this? >> a goat? >> no. you are the g.o.a.t. go again. [ yodeling ] >> come on. like you mean it. [ yodeling ] >> you call yourself swiss? >> yes. [ bleep ] swiss. >> but the shoot is interrupted by some earth-shattering news. >> i just got a message from 23andme, and it says i'm not swiss. >> what are you? >> i'm scottish. ♪ >> on the next 30 for 30, charles barkley's lifelong struggle to pronounce the world "terrible". >> terrible. terrible. that's a te

day. late night watching could impact sleep and all kinds of ways at the university of freeburg and switzerland, media, academic and dominique is carrying out research. she's about to conduct an experiment to analyze how cliff hanger endings affect our sleep. not only made a cause last leave, but also all or how we sleep. it's a relatively new field. the emotions play a key role in dramas, but there's been little research into how they impact sleep quality. dominique places a sensor on each person's finger to track their pulse. it's not easy to sleep with a racing heart. subjects also undergo a saliva test. does mastic? what's like this measurement, it shows how stress and along the lines are, reveals the level of cortisol in the body that caught this woman that's released to my stress. so we want to compare the levels at the beginning with those at the end after the group is finished watching the phones area, the highest impact list from that when we get off on the same procedure is repeated with a 2nd group of test subjects that has asked a colleague to monitor them, so there's one small but

switzerland in red, missed three straight penalty kicks. for the wind. he shot since spain into semi final plane. next step? italy. olympics, sha'carri richardson, the best chance at a female american to win 100 meter race in tokyo has accepted a one month suspension for testing po she admitted to taking to deal with the death of her mother. nba, former stanford big band brook lopez had -- play of career-high 33 points to get within one win of reaching the leak finals. meantime, back here at oak wind, the nigerian olympic team has been holding training camp pick a warriors assistant mike brown is the head coach. they play team usa in an next w >> he's going to do something and he's going to turn and look at me and they something smart. i know he's going to come back. i'm waiting for that data happen because it's going to happen soon. for sure, he will know the plays and if he does something come he might turn around and they, i taught you what you are teaching. that is just him. >> a couple of inside things here. he's one of those guys were a three minut

when spain go head to head with switzerland, the spaniards will start the match as favorites. the b croatia, $53.00, an extra time in the last 16 but the sweats are not to be taken lightly. let me, petrovich, esteem eliminated, will champions france to reach the stage. and the last time they played spain that a major tournament, they, 11 know that the 2010 woke up only. we had a world recorder. we'll finish with one to a group of 4 rather than write about more than 4000 kilometers from san francisco to hawaii in just 30 days. that's run line days quicker than the previous mock they wrote in pays in 2 hours. shifts 24 hours a day without any direct external support for the duration of the race. your sleep deprived your mountain, their s. d hydrated got stored everywhere, stress fractured ribs. everyone's got aly injuries and they're just getting worse and worse and worse, you're basically trying to hold on. your body is trying to hold on. so you get the finish line. we roll across the oceans because they're, they're like people with a 1000 miles longer. we probably still do it

brought the summary downpours in across the good parts of the region, we have flooding during the week in switzerland. we have lately of course, seen fighting across the low countries and then germany. this area of low pressure, very much in charge here, it will slowly make its way further east was where this was the scene and spot where some very heavy rain fell over the last 48 hours or so. hopefully things turning little tries going through the next 48 hours or so as that sharon just continues to drift a little further east was but it has caused wise by the disruption. of course, germany has been even worse effected that heavy rain will gradually make his way across poland. we've already seen foundry downpours here, foundry showers extending all the way down towards the balkans crashes see more. the west showers heading toward the western side of russia. behind that woman up nicely across western parsley things squatting down 20 celsius in london could touch 30 celsius as we go on through sunday. some warm sunshine coming through here . it allow me warmer than the northwest of africa by the south

represents the rain i, when it comes up because he outsets fairly heavy rain for the western side of switzerland, eastern side of france and the position on monday. the temperatures in showed here just giving you a color overlay. so it's actually in the twenty's, even the low thirty's for good part of central eastern europe. there are thunderstorms, possibly here, still to come, but really the heat, most people are concerned about eastern poland, the baltic states, and down through the western side of the balkans. there are warnings in place just to keep the public on their toes in moscow. once again, temps is rising by 32 degrees for the spring, the streets, and the people enjoying the sun. bathing or keeping cold. the real high temperatures have been in the east side of spain as a warning, a severe heat. ashley george david, those temperatures will drop down tomorrow as this weather feather north influences sponsored pay cut on airways. when freedom of the press is on the threat. you know, you just con, thought genuinely about your thoughts toward the making government step outside the mainstr

and by the time we get into tuesday, it will be switzerland and northern areas of issue that see those severe storms, but further south the barian peninsula, seeing a lot of sunshine coming through temperatures, continuing to rise. this was a heat wave in seville, people enjoying that sunny weather. and we are expecting temperatures to continue to climb, particularly across valencia and alex guntee. mercy has seen the temperature hit up into 45 degrees. and as we move over to north africa, the hot dry conditions continue that weather. the football from spain trading, battling opponents on the biking, fascism at home and abroad. the footballing legend edit canton introduces up the ninana battle, wanting to use the beloved game to help himself and others survive the horrors of a natural concentration. i football rebels on al jazeera ah, ah ah, look about your watch on there with me. so the reminder of all top stories, the highly contagious delta variance, if the blame for rapid rising current virus infections, in se asia thailand has called interlock time for 2 weeks. while south korea h

coventry�*s chelsie giles has taken britain's first medal, winning bronze after defeating switzerland's fabienne kocher in the women's 52kg judo. in other news, wildfires in northern california have forced thousands into evacuation centres while a covid outbreak in oregon puts firefighters into quarantine. taxpayers in the uk will be facing the "significant costs" of the coronavirus pandemic for decades to come. that's the warning from a group of mps. a report from the public accounts committee found £372 billion has already been spent, pushing government debt to a rate not seen since the early 1960s. mps also criticised the decision to buy items of ppe that have gone to waste because they can't be used in hospitals. the department of health says there are measures in place to ensure taxpayers receive value for money. earlier, i spoke to dame meg hillier, who chairs the house of commons public accounts committee. i started by asking her how significant the financial risks are. it's not unexpected that we would be be spending huge sums of money on an unprecedented pandemic. but there is

she is through to the final where she is going to play switzerland. we will keep you posted on all of those events as they take place. we will keep you posted on all of those events as they take place. the usjustice department has ordered the internal revenue service to hand over the tax returns of former president donald trump to a congressional committee. this reverses the refusal of mr trump's justice department to do so and apparently ends a long legal showdown over the records. unlike other recent presidents mr trump did not publicly disclose his tax returns. julia manchesterfrom the hill joins us from washington. lovely to have you with us again on bbc world news. tell us first of all what it exactly this decision should mean. , , ., , what it exactly this decision should mean. ,, ., , ._, ., , mean. essentially the decision means that the house _ mean. essentially the decision means that the house ways _ mean. essentially the decision means that the house ways and _ mean. essentially the decision means that the house ways and means - that the h

russia's anastasia galashina came second, and switzerland's nina christen won bronze. there are another 10 gold medals up for grabs on day one of the games. president biden has warned that the united states is facing a "pandemic of the unvaccinated" as the delta variant of coronavirus spreads rapidly in areas where the uptake ofjabs has been low. mr biden said virtually all hospitalisations and deaths were among people who had not been vaccinated. the funeral of the assassinated haitian presidentjovenel moise has taken place amid heavy security near cap—haitien,