to prove that switzerland took played any role in this. and remember switzerland was supposed to be the main conduit in this whole scheme. so if the main conduit doesn't really work, if it, if it has not, if it in reality had nothing to do with the scheme than what to make of others. a former pennsylvania state senator and lawyer, bruce marx has questions about bill brauders own reputation. he spoke to r t of course, if there was a swiss prosecutor who was convicted of accepting a private it's a stain on switzerland. but bill router is a stain on the world bill about prouder machine to criminal activity. ready in russia, the 1st lawsuit that i brought in russia and it was again, still broader on behalf of russia companies b s m, b o. b. because he was involved in a mass of money laundering campaigns. that diverted monies from to russian companies, which i'm aware of because i represented b s, m p o. and the other thing that they found i should add is that they found that her montage. so which was a company that bill broader control wasn't

this work is on show at the new ducks museum and news on switzerland. new york said he's moma and one of the artist sculptures. 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 even. there are people around us that may look weak, but they possess something, a quality that the extremely strong and something to celebrate the make our lives sweeter and are now making a contribution to the world of ours as well. in as and m a regulations are relaxed in 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 scene made you breathtaking news, s

and that's off to spain beat switzerland in the dramatic penalty shoot out in st. petersburg spans goalkeeper who 9 see me on made to say it says his country 131 industries out the match had ended one all off to extra time to spot switzerland playing a man down after a red card. and earlier we spoke to oliver moody from d. w. sports about that victory by actually now clearly the tournament favorite if was really exciting and a really high quality game as well. some great goals in it. and ultimately, it was a game where italy proved their credentials as being the teams to be at year 2020. what a tournament has been for them after they've found the course back home so far. don't forget, the last major told them we had. italy didn't even qualify for the 2018. whoa, whoa, cup. they weren't there. and that was by time football standards a scandal. and now look at what a turn around the into the semi finals, if you're at 2020 beating one of the tournament, favorites belgium on the way, doing it in some style as well. and my ad. and yeah, you know, there's been a strong f

u is opposed as well as other rich countries. japan, australia, norway, switzerland. these are countries that believe that if you simply do away with intellectual property rights, you set a very poor precedent in terms of future investment, risk research innovation by these big pharmaceutical companies. they'd rather see a system of licensing rights handed out to developing countries. technology transfers so that you can manufacture those vaccines on the ground, but you don't do away with the will important profit principle. so without consensus, there's unlikely to be agreement. it may be pushed down the road to another meeting in october to too late, of course, say activists, and campaigners who will and many more people will die in the meantime. infection rates arising foster the developing well then as they do so to will rise the risk of the emergence of yet more dangerous variance undermining further the world's ability to escape this pandemic. all right, thank you for that hole in london. one person has been killed and 4 others in the same house or an explosion

a very dog stain on switzerland. so now switzerland is evil, to welcome to welcome to russia's company, i guess. but what he the point he's making here in the suite, he blames this ruling uncorrupted with officials. and indeed, several, several in the prosecution have been while they have been accused of accepting very lavish gifts from russia and it been alleged that they were doing so in return to well discussing the, discussing the state of affairs with this particular case and investigation. but all of this has happened just lately while even halfway through the k. so, years ago, swiss officials and swiss prosecutors, they had said that they had told the router that this case is going no way that it will fall apart. and it did. all right, all the years down off. thank you and i thank you for joining us here as well for your top headlines when artsy international. we're back with more in about half an hour the rather driven by dreamer shaped by those in me i think we dare to ask me the i a my size or this is the k

read through switzerland as we head toward austria, the czech republic, southern and central areas of pulling. but i want to go back now to southern areas of italy because the heat is certainly on their weather alerts in play. not only for here, but also as we had towards serbia, croatia, and hungry as temperature as could push past that. 40 degree mark belgrade, we got you in for 40 and there's those storms, switzerland as we head toward austria and the czech republic. next for go into turkey and it has just been continuous rain for the black sea region here. so we're seeing the scenes of flooding. and unfortunately another pocket of rain as we head toward the northeast corner of turkey on wednesday. ok off to africa and the southeast corner of molly, his scooped up 67 millimeters of rain and you know what? on wednesday, we may see some explosive storms toward shad and also rate up long that border with burkina faso and se molly in the forecasts on wednesday. sponsor cut on airways where total technology can help tackle the spread of coven 19. but our tech solutions, the best solutio

we do have to give switzerland all the credit they deserved. they really have punched way, way above their weight this tournament, and done a lot better than people gave him credit for is always to say the least, but spain were clear favorites in this match and did struggle. and i think this match was really indicative of one of their broader issues where they had a boom bust attack in 2 of their matches. they scored 5 goals now and 3 of their matches, they either were shut out or only scored one goal. so it's either kind of feast or famine. i think if they can get that figured out, then they really are one of the better teams in the tournament. they're also kind of in a transitional period. this isn't the same team that won the 282012 euros and the 2010 world cup. there are younger team, which means there's less pressure. turning your tennis now and world. no one. novak joker bitch is through to the 4th round of wimbledon, after straight sets victory joke of x at the top of your screen. there didn't have it all his own way again. so dennis cou

transit thousands of migrant children disappear every year in europe. abdul dreams about a life in switzerland. but riding on this swift builds tram might be as close as you get. a quick reminder now of the top stories that we're following for you here on d. w. news president change and ping has held china's rise as it reversible as it holes . lavish celebrations marketing 100 years since the founding of the chinese communist parties. she told a flag waving crowd in the era of china. the era of china is being bullied, is gone forever. and with that now you're up to date on the w. news effects doc fell. i'm sarah kelly. thanks for watching the green. do you feel worried about the planet? i'm neil's host of the on the green fence we need to change join me for the green transformations for me you.

it's sometimes known as the switzerland of the gulf because of the important regional role. it plays in the gulf cooperation council. the gcc 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 90 history of tribes born rebellion and colonization, and explore how and why man still plays an important regional role today. frank assessments is an argument for suggesting that by the ministrations playing a long game, it's very much of a form embrace the iran nuclear deal, the cause of us domestic politics, informed opinions, schools and shelters have been reduced to rubble. how do you think this shapes a generation and their policy? then their life has been shape? why vitamin the in depth analysis of the dates global headlines inside story on our jazeera, when freedom of the press is under threats high? you know, you just thought genuinely about your thoughts toward the bacon government step outside the mainstream. there has been a im

because of doping violations. athletes instead, participate as the russian and the pick committee. switzerland claimed all the spots on the podium in the women's cross country mountain bike event. that's the 1st time that's happened to the switch. since the clean sweep, way back in 1933. now to an ethnic preparing to compete in the paralympics in token which starting late august 4th through keenan g. i got polio at age 5 and defended, bowed legs, considered it out, standing javin flow, she's just into the international stage of this year. now she is cynical hope for javelin middle here, her story, in her words, well my, my name is far too can n g i. i am representing senegal in the 2020 paralympic games in tokyo. is a movie when i for this spear, all i want to do is when i was 10, when one day i woke up and couldn't walk anymore. i had polio. i'm in for me, my disability is no obstacle. i believe in god. this is what i got. i started javelin only some months ago and already won some competitions. it takes a lot of effort. i have to wake up early in the morning, get the kids ready for school, g

plus schools and preschools in switzerland can borrow them for free . so that will be buzzing around this preschool again soon. the now to this week's view question, the book has run 220000 glaciers. my suffering research study phone. they've been using almost 270000000 tons of ice a year. that mel for to now accounts for about a 5th of the rising level to level the survey was based on half a 1000000 previously i'm use satellite for think about lumber. had a question about the what would happen if all the earth placed is melted? one result, a human driven climate change is the place is around the world melting. in many places where a century ago, there was a thick sheet of ice. now there's only debris, massive areas of reflective surface have been lost. normally the bright surface of the ice reflects the sun's rays back into the atmosphere, but now the earth dissolves more of the sun's energy, which hates the earth's surface. the heat is then released which causes atmosphere at temperatures to rise, which in turn intensifies the greenhouse effect. this

euros at and the 55th edition of the montoya john festival is underway on the shores of lake geneva, in switzerland, one highlight was a performance by lebanese trumpet virtual. so even i in my loss, was discovered here a few years ago by the legendary producer quince tito. the aah! last week we told you briefly about the opening of the brand new la arts complex and campus in aqua in southern france. and now we get to actually take you there for a closer look where the unveiling of the center signature tower was a very big deal indeed. and here's why 56 needs had told talent, sat in around 11000 aluminum panels essentially. and i catch it in the french city of it's the work of canadian us architect. he's famous for his extravagant creations. the tower alone is said to have cost $150000000.00 euros. as part of the new luma, our cultural complex, initiated by swiss bill in it and our connect to my husband was kinda excited mid italy supposes my expectations. so this be awesome. i think it harmonizes well with it's around in frank and frank gary is perfect for this project on thursday as the sole crea

and he joins me from geneva and switzerland . welcome back to our show, howard 0, respectful, the people who gave everything during the pandemic as one nurse called the sacking of health care workers in the report. justine, do you agree? i think this is a shameful way to treat nurses and health care work is these are the people who have put themselves ahead of everybody else who go to work. knowing that there's a greater risk that they might become infected, haven't had the personal protective equipment that they need have often separated themselves from their family. so it's not present a risk to them who have stepped into the shoes of relatives. they are not disposable. they are indispensable. they are the heart of all health care systems. we're seeing around the world. nurses who are angry at this lack of recognition and respect of increasing strikes in european africa and pacific region as well on that note. half coworkers do have a huge leverage particularly now in the panoramic. if protests grew, if more nurses went on stri

i see enemy joins me from geneva and switzerland. welcome back to our show, howard 0, respectful, the people who gave everything during the pandemic as one nurse called the sacking of health care workers and the report you just seen. do you agree? i think this is a shameful way to treat nurse susan health care work is these are the people who have put themselves ahead of everybody else who gone to work. knowing that there's a greater risk that they might become infected, haven't had the personal protective equipment that they need have often separated themselves from their family. so as not to present a risk to them who have stepped into the shoes of relatives. they are not disposable. they are indispensable, they are the heart of our health care systems, and we're seeing around the world nurses who are angry at this lack of recognition and respect and increasing strikes in european africa and pacific region as well. on that note, i have coworkers do have a huge leverage particularly now, and they've been demick if protest grew more

she joins us live from burn in switzerland. good to have you with us. so how serious a thread is this disagreement to the unity of opec, do you think? well, it's quite unprecedented, especially if it's due to age old allies, will the kingdom of the way, the united arab emirates. and the thing is, is about baseline. a baseline baseline numbers that were, that were given last last april when you remember the oil price was w t. i turned negative quick for a short while. and the bias based on numbers were based on the 2018 november 2018 production. which say look, that's the end of 2020 until which they want 220-2020, which they want to expand is 4 years from them. and they have invest the billions and augmented their production capacity. so they're very, i'm happy campus at this point, right? just to simplify for viewers. so the mit is one to increase increase production quicker than the rest of other opec members. will saudi arabia be willing to step in as solid suggested and say, hey, we'll cut our output further. so the more anti baseline can increase w

and to belgian, as well as into parts of switzerland, we could see some flooding here. allison flooding in parts of germany as that wet weather stretches more into the central areas, northern areas of italy, expecting to see some really wet weather as well. but to the east to this, it is looking a lot hotter and dryer. western areas of russia seen as temperatures continue to climb. we could see some records challenged over the next few days. and the heat continues across much of scandinavia and finland and down south. it's a very similar story, turkey and greece, seeing the temperatures continue to climb. if we look at the 3 day for athens, we're going to see the temperature reaching up into the high thirty's is going to wednesday, with plenty of sunshine. sponsor, cut on airways joined the debate, do not have vaccines reaching those who are most of the needs and amplify your voice. it allows a diverse community and how an array of different stories, no topic. it of the table. it's such a tough ethical debate where there is obvious discrimination and systematic discrimi

a whole, the essentially, to the ancient countries to the east, to west it's sometimes known as the switzerland of the gulf because of the important regional role. it plays in the gulf cooperation council. the gcc mine 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 tribes born rebellion and colonization and explore how and why man still plays unimportant regional role today. ah, present changing things as the era of china being bullied by foreign balls is over as the lead celebrations marking the 100000 of esry of the communist party. ah rahman geologist, they're like my headquarters here and also coming up donald rumsfeld dies at the age of 88 the to time defense. secretary of a saw the us invasion of iraq afghanistan.

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

he grew up in south africa, but he's lived in switzerland for many years now. in 2009, he conducted his 1st experiments with infrared photography and has concentrated on the technique ever since. in color photography, we capture the visual spectrum that is blue, green and red. in infrared, we capture near infrared light as well, chlorophyll in plants absorb the visual spectrum to use this for, for different pieces. and the cell walls and the other hand reflow to me for a life. and this reflected energy creates ease of it pings hundreds, does that sound yawn has exhibited this works around the world? currently, his infrared photos are on display and sophomore, and many of them were taken here in the area. after he made the move from south africa to europe in 2004, he started working as a commercial and fashioned photographer. now he's got clients the world over but his own creative projects are where his heart, the search for motif, the nature is an experience in itself, wasn't hostile, it's population all born in cities and all these people are no longer in syn

and gold for switzerland and the tennis, but not for roger federer more from the tokyo games coming out with jenna. ah, we were told technology can help tackle the spread of cov 19. but our tech solutions, the best solutions. we're starting something that seems like it's in public health, very quickly becomes about measuring people what day they're being collected. whereas it being for holly re looked at the limits of the potential of other creative ways to deal with the issues we face target when tech to go viral, episode 3 of all hail the lockdown analogy. 0 the native names as it breaks the governors that have the population will be affected. that's a millions of people who rely on the river for there was applied with detail coverage not only were residents completely taken by surprise by the flux. they also overwhelmed government services. from around the world this, the nation will help us stifle accusation from the global cell. the wealthy nations were holding too many of the vaccines for themselves. ah, the news. and recent week out there has been following groves and popularity

transit thousands of migrant children disappear every year in europe. abdul dreams about a life in switzerland. but riding on this swift bills tram might be as close as to get is love not some of the other news stories making headlines around the world. a court in the us has denied a request by the state of britney spears to remove her father from a guardianship arrangement that gives him control of her says, ruling as independent of testimony given by spears last week in which she alleged she had been abused under the arrangements miles military has begun releasing about $2300.00 prisoners, including activists and journalists who were detained for protesting against the crew. in february, there was no reason given for the timing of the releases. thousands are still thought to be behind bars in connection with a pro democracy. demonstrations. germany is president, france, either stein maya is in israel on their, on an official visit mass 1st and said the trip which was delayed last year. due to the corona virus pandemic. we'll aim to ana and strengthen the friendship between the 2 states is ex

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transit thousands of migrant children disappear every year in europe. abdul dreams about a life in switzerland. but riding on this swift builds tramp might be as close as to get in sports. britton's andy murray shows. he's still got what it takes as he staged a thrilling come back to reach the 3rd round at wimbledon. murray at the bottom of the screen, was trailing by to test one against german qualifier. but the 34 year old who was twice one the tournament, turned things around after that, inspired by the part of the home crowd. he produced some of his best tennis in the deciding that feeling his victory with a lob you know, the crowd create a gray atmosphere, but i think i was also, yeah, engaging them were feeding off each other a lot at the end. so i'm aware in the moment, like when i know what a great atmosphere isn't tenants i've played here more than a year and that was definitely one of them. and yeah, obviously what the atmosphere is either and things are going your way. it is a nice feeling and in football it's looking like gee and vanco will leave 1st the adornment, the summer repor

a storms are going to rumble through northern areas of italy, switzerland, as we head toward austria at the czech republic, school vacuum rate into germany. now south of all of this, we're still hanging onto that hot sunshine, bucharest, 39 degrees as we head toward sundays. so heat alerts still widespread across the bulk and also talking about the heat in turkey. we know wildfires burning east of until your city in antalya providence and unfortunately the weather is not going to cooperate here. that is to say it will remain hot so it will remain dry. and even at points the winds will whip up to about 40 kilometers per hour, complicating that firefighter ok off to africa right now. and it's been particularly when it's around the gulf of guinea, conic re scooped up nearly a 100 millimeters of rain. we also know northern sections of nigeria flooding there has destroyed about 1500 homes, some strong storms moving through southern bali and as we head towards senegal and sierra leone, we can also expect thunderstorms on sunday that your weather update. thanks for your company. the news wa

no, plenty of switzerland took bronze. but the us team flopped in the new rule full by 100 meters, mixed medley. relate to man and to him in swim in any order and dress found himself more than a 2nd behind racing against all women in the final leg usa finished the 5th. but it was great brittany cold in a world record time of china and the radio great brit, more successful. another new team events, the travel mixed relay, johnny bromley, who won bronze in london and silver and rio 4 years later, was part of the gold medal winning fulsome who finished 14 seconds ahead of the u. s. with france clenching, bronze. kappa has won its 1st and then pay gold medal wait left us. alba broke the olympic record, lifting a total of $402.00 kilos on the way to victory in the 90 kilo category and tennis world. number one of the joke of which i missed out on a metal altogether. the 3rd, who had been aiming to win the olympics and all 4 majors for the golden slab lost his bronze medal match against spain. public had no poster, you'll see, wi

can you to find out if electric bike could soon overtake petrol, power, and gold for switzerland in the tennis, but not for roger federer more from the toaster games coming up with german? who's when freedom of the press is under threat? just because i thought genuinely about your thoughts towards the making government step outside the mainstream, there has been a implement here just some of access port shift the focus, the panoramic that's turned out to be a handy little pretext. the prime minister clamped down on the press covering the waves. the news is covered. the listening post on the town, the untold stories. ah, we speak when others don't because of who sign on. no matter where it takes a police fan of your guys or my empower in pasha. we tell your story, we are your voice, your new, your neck out here. ah, ah, ah, ah, for the sports news, her jama? ah, we start with a record breaking performance at the take. your games were jamaicans. brenda lane thompson, harold became the 2nd fastest woman in history. as she successfully defended her 100 meter title. she also broke the limpid

we've seen flooding in the streets of zurich as torrential downpours hit parts of switzerland. we'd like to see more. we're going to area of low pressure bringing the wet and windy weather to belgian, to the netherlands, and moving parts of germany and poland over the next few days. we have got some flooding that's 4 areas here to the east of this. things are looking very hot and things are really going to start to warm up in the west. as we go into the weekend . we've got some dry, a warm conditions sweeping across the british child. we are going to see temperatures pick up. if we look at the 3 day for london, by the time we get into sunday, it will be sitting in the high twenty's with lots of sunshine to be enjoyed. to the south of this for the i buried peninsula, spain continues to sizzle the temperature in the drink sitting in the mid thirties . and it's a similar story for portugal with lisbon touching $31.00 degrees celsius is the hub across to north africa. it continues to be a very hot and dry picture, particularly for libya and parts of egypt to seeing the temperature

games going to china's young ceos in the women's 10 meter rifle, competition athletes from russia and switzerland picked up silver and bronze. metals are also being awarded in fencing, judo and weight, lifting today. they're having more cases, a cupboard 19 inside the athletes village. those are your headlines. the news continues here on out to 0 after inside story. i will see you very soon for the moment. news, news, news, news. there's anger in liverpool after the english city lost the coveted unesco world heritage status. the human body is meeting in china to decide what fights should be added or removed from its split. but what are the criteria and this politics involved? this is inside story. ah, ah. hello and welcome to the program. i'm hammered. jim john, in a huge setback for liverpool, the united nations cultural body unesco has stripped the english to the of its world heritage status. the decision came after concerns about development in the city, particularly along liverpool waterfront, being put on us goes world heritage list often leads to huge financial rewards through investments a

transit thousands of migrant children disappear every year in europe. abdul dreams about a life in switzerland, but riding onto this swiss bills tram might be as close as to get the sports who is now and in tennis, britons and mary showed he's still got what it takes as he stays the thrilling, come back to reach the 3rd rounded wimbledon, he beat german qualify, oscar ulta and 5 sets this by trailing earlier in the match. andy murray knows perhaps more than any one that there's no place like home. the bridge one to titles on wimbleton. it's like playing and his living room. but some sort, murray might never get back here again after having major hip surgery in 2019 and a divorce. i had the worst when oscar also led by 2 sets to one. but the man with a metal hip also has steely nerves and it's the darkness descended and the center court light went on. murray started showing his pedigree inspired by the home crowd, he saved some of his best tenants for the deciding satch. delicate finish. for the most roker and trimming of occasions, one of the reasons why i'm still playing is because of moments

some themes such as switzerland, director hughes journeys, the swiss flew over 15000 kilometers from back to rome, back tobacco, and then on to book arrest, where they eliminated world champions, france in one of the matches of the tournament. they finally wilted in some petersburg against the spanish in the last 8. italy then overcame spain on penalties in the semi before beating england in london to deservedly lift this 2nd euro title. and yet it is a man who play just 42 minutes of the tournament, who will probably be remembered as the face of euro 2020 christian ericsson watching database the news out cove at 19 special is offer a short break for that because you can always stay up to date on our website. that's a w dot com. we'll have more headlines for you at the top of the hour from me and the teams ex, watching the news . the fight against the corona virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection in developing what those belated research information and contact the corona virus off the 19th special next on d w? how does virus spread? why don't we parent? and when will all this

pretty good bouts of what weather towards switzerland, the czech republic, austria, and just pulling into portions of poland on sunday. further to the south, it's all about the heat in spain, but there is some instability for northern portions of iberia and the forecast on sunday where we go to turkey and you know, the good news is some of that heavy rain that cause the scenes of flooding in turkey's black sea region, look at this, this rain is now starting to ease away in the corner of turkey. it's symbol a high of 30 degrees and sunshine for you on sunday, off to africa, and we've seen some particularly wet weather round the gulf of guinea con, increase 79 millimeters of rain over the past 24 hours. and you know, the name of the game, right? this will continue on sunday, very heavy about the weather. liberia, sierra leone. right through to guinea, free town. we've got to have 26 degrees for you. one sunday, the when a french soldier was murdered in a. so called terrorist attack, his mother retaliated with love, speaking out against intolerance and alienation. she travels the world

a whole, the essentially, to the ancient countries to the east, to west it's sometimes known as the switzerland of the gulf because of the important regional role. it plays in the gulf cooperation council. the gcc mon 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 tribes, boars, rebellion and colonization, and explore how and why man still plays unimportant regional role today. oh, a time for sport now he's joke. ah, thanks, emily. yes. let's start with a big shock in tokyo, us men's basketball team has lost their 1st much an olympics since 2004. they'd had 25 straight victory since i lost the faith in athens 17 years ago. but on sunday they will be by france. 83.76 us can still win their full straight gold medal, but they need to win the next 2 games against iran and the czech republic. raining olympic all around gymnastics champion, simone biles remains on track for 6 gold medals. these games, the american who won for golds i

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

greatly disappointed as it has been an honor and highlight of my career each time i have represented switzerland, better with no doubt of wimbledon in the quarter finals. and he's now hoping to come back to competitive tennis within the next 2 months. of the gold medal, hopeful have been looking in good shape ahead of their departure for tokyo, american tribe on brom. our 100 meters at the diamond league events in england is the fastest man in the world this year. and you make a double olympic champion. a lame thompson hara was a winner. and a $200.00 metres. agent champions, cats are missed out on victory and their opening match and the gold cup. the cattery is led by a goal on 3 occasions, again, tomorrow, but fail to defend their advantage each time the match ended and a $33.00 draw. wonderful cats are. i taking part in the north and central american championship is invitees as a prepared to house next year. well, all ahead. okay, and that is all your support for now. holla, back to you. thank you very much indeed. farro. what is it for me for this? you are, but to keep it here on algebra, i'

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olympics going to china's young ceos in the women's tend me to rifle competition. athletes from russia and switzerland picked up silver and bronze, and richardson's in tokyo, where corona virus is continuing to post problems for the teams. and the organizes . we've got at least 5 members of the check team or check contingent tested positive for members of the dutch contingent similarly. and that manifested itself in competition today when a check women's volleyball event was just to walk over for japan because the check team couldn't take part because of covet 19. and i think that's always been the big concern. people have had that it will affect the integrity of olympic competition. this isn't like, you know, for example, box a tyson theory test positive for the coven, ahead of a fight. he can reschedule it for later in the year. but it's not an option. i'm on the tight schedule we have for these olympics also in admission in the, in the i c briefing earlier today that the work problems getting testing kids to some athletes earlier on this week that they say has now been remedied. they're all test av

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.

so switzerland, southern parts of france over towards southern areas of germany, into poland, and over towards the baltic states. and that's going to linger. there we go on 3, friday, some heavy rain just coming back into the east side of germany. as i said, it could cause some disrupt, disruptive weather possibility of some localized flooding. still some showers further west temperatures starting to nudge up going in the right direction. but they are going to see some wet weather from time to time for the south is hot, dry and sunny across the mediterranean. hot and getting hotter across a good part of spain. actually madrid, for example, average temperature, 32 celsius, 34 on friday, we getting up to 40. by the time we come to sunday, some parts of the southern bank could get into the mid forties temperatures on the rise to cross northern parts of africa. showers didn't quite nicely cross the central belt. was he plenty a shambles with some thunder into nigeria all the way to west africa. sponsor cut on airways? ah, the covey. 900. 10 to brittany, one of singapore. my love tradition.

those storms are going to rumble across southern parts of france into switzerland and we're going to get some heavy downpours in austria and into hungry. we could see some more flooding where those rains for heaviest, but to the south. so this, it is a very hot picture. we've got heat warnings out across serbia as well as for bosnia and herzegovina as well as the southern parts of italy. as those temperatures just continue to climb for the iberian peninsula. the heat is also one, but temperatures aren't as high as we have seen them recently. and things are going to get wet up in the north as we go into saturday. and soon the story for the british childs it's going to be wet and windy, come the weekend. and the weather system throwing rain and wind, the crossing to denmark and parts of scandinavia. so wet weather for norway and sweden as well as for west and pots of russia that shall weather update. the frank assessments isn't argument for suggesting that the martin and ministrations are playing a long game. it's very much of a warm embrace of the iran nuclear deal because of us domes

olympics going to china's young c on in the women's 10 me to rifle competition. athletes from russia and switzerland picked up silver and bronze. female athletes are already breaking records at the games. these games will see the highest ever percentage of women taking parts, and richardson explains from tokyo. the people might be quite different if the lighting, the olympic holderness. friday's opening ceremony, japanese tennis thought, or socket is fast becoming the face of the tokyo olympics. these games will set a new height, the female athletes 49 percent of all competitors or women. compare that to the tokyo games in 964. when the figure stood, it just 13 percent. it's a huge shop window and just promoting capabilities of women and gowns, which often of course get, get hidden, terribly balanced representation of men and women in the media generally on high school sense media coverage is, is wondering girls when they, more than lympics began in 1896, they found that he had a crib. it's all made a pretty blunt assessments on the prospect of women taking part. he said it was impractical. uncouth

and that once again are inundated with heavy rain, but also switzerland and austria as well. as slovakia we could see some flash flooding where those rain fall heaviest to the south though the heat is on. we have got some heat advisories out for parts of the balkans and for turkey. those hot and dry conditions are continuing to fuel those wild fires in the south west and the heat continues from much grease on fi christmas. seeing the temperature edge up into the early forty's for much of the weekend the the farmers finding harmony in pursuing his passions, my passions finding young and keeping cultural tradition.

i c n, and he joins me from geneva and switzerland. welcome back to our show, howard 0, respectful, the people who gave everything during the pandemic as one nurse called the sacking of health care workers. and the reporter, justine, do you agree? i think this is a shameful way to treat nurses and health care work is these are the people who have put themselves ahead of everybody else who gone to work. knowing that there's a greater risk that they might become infected, haven't had the personal protective equipment that they need have often separated themselves from their family. so as not to present a risk to them who have stepped into the shoes of relatives. they are not disposable. they are indispensable. they are the heart of our health care systems. we're seeing around the world. nurses who are angry at this lack of recognition and respect and then increasing strikes in european africa and pacific region as well on that note. health care workers do have a huge leverage, particularly now in the pen demik. if protest grew, if more n

and maybe that's because before it leaves pals you went against switzerland, they've missed their last 5 penalties and international football before the penalty . shoot that hugs between the 2 keepers, but then no love lost immediately. the 1st to play is missed. and then more after turned into the tragic hero, he missed the other, his parents, he was saved and josie knew who i recently said i would have him take a penalty if my life depended on it. well, he put it in with calm and cool. i can't believe he did it the way did it actually came to play such a strong tournament? is there any stopping them now? well, i mean, they looked a little weaker in this game and i think this is think of a blueprint for whoever faces them. next england, or denmark, they're playing on wednesday at wembley. england obviously favored that with the home. crowd. italy, today there was 860000 strong crowd. italy had the majority, found that all ex pats we live in the u. k. though with negative negative cova tests, but we heard a few, it's coming home chance in the crowd actually because there were lots of n