swiss. tourists can book a mere lot of fun and gain insight into daily life that bond enjoying for regional cuisine. for example at attica henny's she always uses quality produce taking as much as possible from her own farm. and i guess i love having guests it's a great way for us to tell people about agriculture inviting them to our beautiful house and showing them what a great food we can make from regional produce those that take you on finest. she does it about once a month receiving up to twelve guests at a time who have to be internet today she's serving brunch. the swiss potatoes speciality herstein is on the menu. as well as cheese freshly baked bread. and homemade jam. some of the guests have never been to a working farm before the house is over two hundred fifty years old. before the meal the visitors get a guided tour of the house tells more about her life on the farm but she's also curious about guest. this is in the safe fun and it's always very interesting how people come to my

the swiss potatoes speciality whiskey is on the menu. as well as cheese freshly baked bread. and homemade jam. some of the guests of never been to a working farm before the house is over two hundred fifty years old. before the meal the visitors get a guided tour of the house tells more about her life on the farm but she's also curious about how guests. this is in this fish pond it's always very interesting how people come to my house that i would otherwise not meet i talk to people that i usually wouldn't come in contact with that if you don't sneak back aikman. brunch at atic a hen is costs about forty euros not a bargain but perfectly reasonable for high quality fresh produce that's impossible to find in the supermarket and guests are happy. i went to the swiss teletype because i think it's interesting to see how someone cooks using ingredients from their own garden or from the region called the huatulco here i've never been there for. it but it's fascinating to see where all the food comes from east you see were introduced what it was you were a vegetable or goal to rid of

and now it's over to switzerland for a swiss. now the word is italian for festive table and implies the coming together of friends for a feast well the swiss have adopted this idea from their a tongue in neighbors in order to welcome taurus to their rural farms and give them a chance to sample the local cola neary traditions so we found some well decked tables in the area around band. the setting is a delicacy the swiss alps and authentic way to find out how the locals live is with the swiss top alotta tourists can book a mere lot of fun and gain insight into daily life that one enjoying the regional cuisine. for example at erika henny's she always uses quality projects taking as much as possible from her own farm. i love having guests it's a great way for us to tell people about agriculture and inviting them to our beautiful house and showing them what a great food we can make from the original produce at the static yawn i'm fine if. she does it about once a month receiving up to twelve guests at a time who have to vote via the

just the swiss and st petersburg. just the one goal.t is sweden through to their first quarterfinal i world cup in 2a years. so the quarterfinal line—up is complete now, what have we got to look forward to two rest days, i think we all need that. but we did going again on friday, with france against uruguay and brazil against belgium. and russia against croatia. england against sweden. 0ne of those four and a bottom half of the draw, they are going to be world cup finalists. that is why he was saying that england perhaps has never had a better chance since 66, since 1990 of reaching a world cup final. from here in moscow a great night for england, let's headed back to sarah and the sportscenter. let's calm things down a little bit at wimbledon, because we have the british number one's ava nte at wimbledon, because we have the british number one's avante to the second round after straight sets win to today. australian opener with all the news on the prisons, here is true. and understated beginning in court number two against the world nu

swiss startup has developed an alternative to have any. swiss wood solutions modifies locally grown wood such as maple ash and beech. bust it soaked in a special solution dried and then put into a hot press in order to produce the desired density color or tonal quality. swiss ebony is a sustainable alternative to its natural counterpart it could also be used to make billiard cues and furniture. that you like them. if you also didn't you tell us about. visit our website or send us a tweet. ashton doing movies there are still. now know it's out let's talk about cause i mean you know it could logical sense i think one of your country concerned about their kind of destruction that doing to all climates. well a very is a small community of hybrid car owners here in lagos now hybrid vehicles have both an internal combustion engine and an electric motor so they tend to use less fuel and have lower c o two emissions than the normal cause lagos has around two million conventional vehicles running every day but one man is doing his best to get more

net income coming in at 86 million swiss ranks. at 117.1 million swiss francs. the estimate was 118. the ever so slight miss. we are looking more on the full-year guidance. we are looking for that. we are also looking on how the u.s. is doing. that is something that investors will be focused on. u.s. developments are in focus. and we will look to see if there are any comments on the impact of the hot weather on chocolate consumption. >> get some more lines heading the bloomberg in the midst of earnings season. the supplier of aluminum and aluminum products. we will get you through those figures. at 2.7 billion norwegian krone. a slight miss on that front. and on the underlying profit -- a slight beach. 1.78 billion norwegian krone. costs aree down and higher. this is a company that has that has seen quite a bit of downsizing. the options market was applying a 4.7% move following the results. you compare that to an average of 2.9% in the last two years. we will break down some of the themes of the latest batch of figures with the ceo himself. he will join us for

andy swiss rounds up on the first lap. andy swiss rounds up the race from silverstone.ring silverstinem lewis hamilton and 140,000 fans hoping for history. -- silverstone. from poll position his chances of a record sixth win here were soon sent spinning. a sluggish start, a collision and in the blink of an eye hamilton was down to 18th, his race seemingly over. but boldly, brilliantly he surged through the field and back into contention before more twists, two crashes interrupting the race thankfully all drivers unhurt. the resulting sha ke—up produced some finish. sebastian vettel taking the lead before hamilton also went past up to second place, but he cannot quite catch sebastian. the german taking the chequered flag ahead of his title run. what drama these fans have seen and what a fight back from lewis hamilton, but his hopes of a record win here have agonisingly ended in frustration. this is the greatest crowd and i'm sorry i was not able to bring it home for you today, but thank you so much for your support. it's oyu guys that helped me get through today so we ta

franc's, a swiss beat on the estimate of 5.35 billion swiss francs. coming it at 1.3 billion swiss francs. pretax,uarter adjusted the number coming through -- 1.2 8 billion swiss francs. 1.06t on the estimate of billion first francs. the global economic outlook and thesitive second quarter is coming through at 12.8%. of this, allw all the commentary on real-time in this earnings release from credit suisse laments the tliv blog. markets iss on the ieaking around the margins, flex ability on bond operations. the markets have read this as a dovish deciduous. the yen is following in the dollar strengthening but now unchanged. the market digesting the news come at a fighting where we go from here. the 10 year treasury yield because we knew whatever the doj when did would have repercussions. we have seen the 10 year boj yield dropped significantly. we are down about 10 basis points, or basis point earlier with a 10 year yield retreating even more. 2.944%. weakness in the asia session, japanese shares leading these losses. the u.s. closing lower yesterday an

andy swiss, bbc news, chingford.t colombia are just singing their national anthem. our moscow correspondent sarah rainsford is outside the ground. not sure if there are any stragglers trying to get in. imagine nobody wa nts to trying to get in. imagine nobody wants to mess. who do you think are the more confident sets of fans?” would have to say that talking to a fair number of them, the england fa ns fair number of them, the england fans are extremely confident. talking to them all day today, i haven't heard one admit england might lose this. lots of them saying it could be close but they think colombia will be no walkover but they cannot admit england might lose. the colombians pretty confident, too. they have been talking about a 2—0, 1—0 victory. they are here in huge numbers, we have just heard their anthem. i think... there we go, god save the queen coming out of the top of the spartak stadium in moscow. both sides determined that this is the match they can and will win. huge expectations, huge pressure on both

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crowns the monte general also in the swiss count on to change. the on tacking on restaurant with its kind aramic views was designed by mario bava the world renowned swiss architect was inspired by the form of the mountain. with bastille montana i wanted to do justice to two different sides of the mountain one of them which faces south is very pretty the other is north facing it and it's craggy and steep and the a there that i can do that via this big terraces and then the building at its end for the few the stone flower grows out of the geometry the topography of the mountain that f.e.'s they said the amount of. construction work took almost two years working at that gradient and altitude was a big challenge tons of material had to be transported via helicopter often nucular around the way the building cost almost nineteen million europe's. you can eat in scientific or a d.p.a. track. and you can drink in the scenery on the terrace every last detail was designed by mario boxer the architect chose greystone for the external cladding designed to mi

but we start off the show with the latest masterpiece by swiss architect mario batali now his signature works are scattered around the world and include san francisco's museum of modern art another art museum in the u.s. state of north carolina as well as the samsung museum of art in seoul just to name a few red bricks are normally his trademark but he's gone in a different direction with one of his latest projects the fury for a restaurant in switzerland is perched some seventeen hundred meters on top of a mountain overlooking the valley below now of course we went there to check it out . and impressive construction. as an impressive altitude the fiord a d.b.a. trap of stone flower is perched at a lofty one thousand seven hundred meters landmark crowns the monte general also in the swiss can talk to chino dion takamine restaurant with its kind aramic views was designed by mario bava the world renowned swiss architect was inspired by the form of the mountain. in the past month and i wanted to do justice to two different sides of the mountain one of them which faces south is very pretty

us more about the swiss connection here. paper trail hear from malaysia all the way to switzerland? in terms of the biggest banks , they believe swiss banks for use as a conduit for some. the swiss are looking at at least six people there investigating for a connection. they've find a couple of banks for their roles. signaling that illegal transactions has taken place. yvonne: we've been talking about this for years, but what you think it's taken this long for the investigations to wrap up on the swiss side? what is at tate about the investigation? -- what does it say about the investigation? >> they're saying no funds were swissso that's why the had help from the previous administration terms of inventing the investigation, but they changed in may when the new government said yes, the money was missing, so they stepped up cooperation with the u.s. in singapore. yvonne: thank you for that from singapore. coming up next, tesla becomes the first wholly-owned automaker in china. critics question how much is all going to cost. k

but we start off the show with the latest masterpiece by swiss architect mario batali now his singing team of art in seoul just to name a few red bricks are normally his trademark but he's gone in a different direction with one of his latest projects the furie restaurant in switzerland is perched some seventeen hundred meters on top of a mountain overlooking the valley below now of course we went there to check it out . and impressive can. function as an impressive altitude the fior a d.b.a. term stone flower is part of the last one thousand seven hundred meters the landmark crowns the monkey generals so in a swiss can talk to chino dion tightening restaurant with its kind of rhyming views was designed by mario bava the world renowned swiss architect was inspired by the form of the mountain. and the path in the meantime i wanted to do justice to two different sides of the mountain one of them which faces south is very pretty see a little the other is north facing it and it's craggy and steep and the a there that i could do that we had this big terraces and then the building at its end

andy swiss was watching.a sweltering silverstone, lewis hamilton and 140,000 fans hoping for history. but from pole position, his chances of a record sixth win here were soon sent spinning. a sluggish start, a collision, and in the blink of an eye hamilton was down to 18th, his race seemingly over. but boldly, brilliantly, he surged through the field and back into contention, before more twists — two crashes interrupting the race, thankfully all drivers unhurt. the resulting shake—up, though, produced some finish, sebastian vettel taking the lead from bottas, before hamilton also went past up to second. but he couldn't quite catch vettel, the german taking the chequered flag ahead of his title run. well, what drama these fans have seen, and what a fight—back from lewis hamilton. but his hopes of a record win here have agonisingly ended in frustration. vettel now leads the championship by eight points on a day with hamilton's champagne moment did not materialise. andy swiss, bbc news, silverstone. i think it i

proclaims a wish of establishing the crypto nation switzerland right so we hope you know that also swiss sort of financial regulator will continue this positive development and create an appropriate regulation framework to enables us kind of technology and businesses although you have a background at u.b.s. working with high net worth individuals it seems they might have some roadblocks to investing in crypto currency i mean one there are so many out there how do you choose and to it's a really technical space how are they doing this that's true actually you see there are a lot of exchanges for cryptocurrency spirit this is not the focus of business but you're absolutely right to. to to invest in crypto currency is today. in a smart way you actually need a technical knowledge and pretty deep one you need to understand the difference and protocols orders that you know why. this protocol is better than zero as of on the scale ability interoperability and so on so for most people this is not possible so most people just read what other people say this is you know a lot of votes but you lees

proclaims the wish of establishing the crypto nation switzerland right so we hope you know that also swiss sort of financial regulator will continue this positive development and create an appropriate regulation framework to enables us kind of technology and businesses although you have a background at u.b.s. working with high net worth individuals it seems they might have some roadblocks to investing in crypto currency i mean one there are so many out there how do you choose and to it's a really technical space how are they doing this that's true actually you see there are a lot of exchanges for cryptocurrency spirit this is not the focus of business but you're absolutely right to. to to invest in crypt occurrences today in this. more to way you actually need a technical knowledge and pretty deep one you need to understand the difference and protocols orders that you know why why is this this protocol is better as in the eyes of on and scale ability interoperability and so on so for most people this is not possible so most people just read what other people say this is you know a lot of v

and laroche fit it 100% that set of criteria. >> do you feel with the traditional banks, credit swiss, getting back into wealth management again and that becomes another priority for them in the future, that there will be more competition in the space and on the back of that further pressure to consolidate? >> first, we've never been afraid of competition. competition in the end is good we're happy to compete against whoever wants to join the ranks of wealth and asset managers we expect consolidation to go on however we do not see private wealth management as an industry that will consolidate down to 5 or 10 global players because the economies of scale at the end and in the front are not there so we will always see a mixed structure of the market including boutiques. given where the marketplace is today in terms of switzerland you will see more change, either outright consolidation or simply significant shifts in market share which we like to call the silent consolidation so simply clients and relationship managers moving to future proof platforms such as our ours >> that was the ceo

this morning the dollar is stronger against the swiss franc.a challenge have you faced from currency headwinds over the last few months >> it got better you must know we have 150 factories in switzerland we do practically from swatch up to the top, we do everything in switzerland. so of course exchange rates for us is tremendously important of course it's a much better situation now than it was a year ago. now the swiss franc looks better there are some areas in the world that are still in an exchange rate that is not so much acceptable for us, but we live with it that's fine now. >> in terms of your various portfolios, are some performing better than others are the more expensive watches selling more successfully than the cheaper ones >> no, you know, this is the funny thing. you can look at swatch, then very successful situation, that depends also on the regions, also america for example, u.s. swatch is very strong. then on the other side you have omega which is strong across the board. you cannot focus on the high-end only or the low-end. it

states under donald trump to make the system safer for people a system like that and visited by the swiss initiative could be one building block in particular states have to reduce their massive debts it's the only way we can curb this deluge of money and break through the spiral of loans that's also why we need international debt conferences where states mutually waive their debts it's ask the people to foot the bill. big banks must cover their loans with more of their own capital than they do today . then needs to be a global tax on financial transactions and money needs to go to places where it benefits society for our futures sake. the interests of the financial industry have determined developments in politics and society for far too long trump and bracks it mustn't be allowed to fuel that even further money is far too important to be left to the banks alone. police at full speed. with shining. but always on the move. mobility today into the future. trying to thirty minutes to deliver. a live to surf but. danger lurks in the water we were there all year long surfing into waste and po

and syria is a popular location with banks there's an initiative here that advocates reigning in the swiss banks in future it says only the national bank should be allowed to create money not private banks anymore the initiative is fighting for fully backed money and an end to the privilege of big banks to generate an eck tronic money at the push of a button. which will be of the crying out having or used to be city treasurer in st gala it was then he understood that we can't carry on with limitless loans and debts. ninety ninety percent of all our money is just numbers on a computer in a bank somewhere and the banks make this money that's what we find worrying and that's what we want to change. the all. great things have small beginnings. but members of the initiative all striking a chord with many passes by. they distrust the financial system. and of the major banks are creating a spiral of loans and debt with them money creation. you know it's been in fine form a bank. now retired i can't say that with pride any more that casinos know i think a lot of the for me his childish beat upon c

states under donald trump to make the system safer for people a system like that envisaged by the swiss initiative could be one building block in particular states have to reduce their massive debts it's the only way we can curb this deluge of money and break through the spiral of loans that's also why we need international debt conferences where states mutually waive their debts it's ask the people to foot the bill. big banks must cover their loans with more of their capital than they do today. then needs to be a global tax on financial transactions and money needs to go to places where it benefits society for our future sake. the interests of the financial industry have determined developments in politics and society for far too long trump and brags it mustn't be allowed to fuel that even further money is far too important to be left to the banks are unknown. trash to treasure. much of what we throw away isn't cause less. smart recycling transposes crammed into assets plastic waste becomes a valuable resource in junk yards turn into deposits missteps cars and the best citizens don't t

increased radiation levels has some experts concerned dr carlos quinto a board member of the swiss medical association says it's too early to ease restrictions. we know that radiation has both a biological impact and in some people a psychological one as well. there is evidence to that effect. we can't be certain at this stage that research is complex. so we're calling for monitoring and further studies. decisions about limits should only be made once the results are in danger. today two three and four g. mobile networks operate in the seven hundred ninety megahertz to two point six gigahertz range. five g. will need to use much higher frequencies to provide system capacity and bandwidth this will speed up the transmission of immense volumes of data starting at three point five bigger hertz and later expanding up to one hundred. however starting at about six gigahertz the waves shorten so significantly they're easily blocked by solid objects such as walls and trees so the transmitters need to be much more powerful for the signal to penetrate obstacles. environmental epidemiology martin row

swiss industrial company has been experimenting with augment reality. is wearing what's called a hollow lens that combines the real world with the virtual. virtual projection of a machine manufactured by being embedded within real space. it can be physically explored interactively controlled using a control box and finger movements the system offers a totally new opportunities. good for training combining the real with the virtual we can completely trying. form for occasional training and we can approach industry exhibitions in a totally different way we don't need to take entire machines along with us we can plan carefully what we want to present physically and what virtually but we're only just beginning to grasp what it all means for us. boomers working together with software specialists from the net etc company the technology also works on mobile devices and it's becoming increasingly easy to create virtual objects. it's much easier today because the hardware producers effectively take it out of our hands are ever more developer tools that do the ma

hsbc says it is not the swiss franc, it is the yen you are going to if you are looking for a haven.son is the swiss economy is too open and smaller, and therefore does not provide such a good haven. peter: agreed.i would be less focused on the economic improvements or situation of switzerland and more the role the swiss franc plays on the global marketplace. the depth of the market is not there. it also has negative interest rates. it has proven more of a regional faith haven than a global one we have seen the last five years. the chinese yuan is the dominant one for global risk, which is what we are seeing right now. dollar.r is the there is the rationale that 70% of gdp growth comes from the consumer, so even if they do go into a trade war, they are much more protected than export driven economies like china. there is also uncertainty in terms of what exactly the prices will look like. will it focus purely on trade? will it be the cause of rising interest rates or oil prices? it tends to be a global safe haven, and that is what people are looking at. not purely the specific trade

andy swiss, bbc news, chingford.on brighton beach where fans have gathered to watch the game. tell us about the atmosphere. it looks pretty relaxed. yes. as you can imagine, the excitement is on, pubs filling across the country, huge screens erected up and down the country like the one we have here on brighton beach. as you point out, rather quiet. people are still starting to arrive, but we are expecting more than 2500 people on the beach here in brighton to witness england go up against colombia at seven tonight. it's a match in which england cannot afford any mistakes. a lot of the people who are coming here tonight have already been here for the three previous matches and they want to see another england win. of course, if england lose tonight, that's the end of the road for them in this world cup. but people think and they are already saying that they will be back on this same beach on saturday night, when england go into the quarterfinals and play sweden after sweden won against switzerland earlier today 1—o. s

the so also after the game the swedish the swiss fans you know just talking and pointing out that the good positive thing of this came to there was at least everyone everybody in the darkest corner of kentucky and ohio they know the world is switzerland and the world to sweden the swedish or the yellow ones who are qualified and they're the ones hardest worse they go home the thing is as you say i believe somebody wasn't a football fan before the world cup they are now a football fan even if for a day or a few days my grandma was actually in touch with me saying have you seen the game did you see the girls amazing eighty one and you found football fan but something you mentioned there about the sheer size of russia almost eleven hundred cities twelve stadiums. a lot of concern beforehand as you say maybe out there about the organization the size the travel football violence etc. how is this world cup compared to the others that you've been to and do you think any of those concerns maybe have been justified by the first world cup. i've been was in ninety four in the u.s. as a journalis

both switzerland fans meanwhile have also been getting swiss fans have also been getting psyched for the match in the meantime they said they're expecting a really tough game on surprising given how it's since we've been playing hopeful though that team will progress through to the quarterfinals and perhaps even beyond . will be very hard to get because sweden has a good team. they played very well in the qualifications and in the world cup fact in the end unfortunately they will loose what is will be a tough game the chances are fifty fifty at the end we will be in two against one and i said today england play colombia at the spartak stadium in moscow the only world cup meeting about between the two sides france ninety eight was not when england want to know england in fact have never lost in the south americans in their four other meetings yet i remember that tie in one said it was a game with david back in school that famous free kick and later on in the tournament famous. he went out with that red card against argentina and that kind of defines him for a few years and then he man

new money comes in at 10 billion swiss francs. they setn the range this bandwidth for pulling in new funds between four to 6% is time last year at the halfway mark. they exceeded that. what guidance can we get in regard to the backa? lack ofextent has the volatility -- but certainly there are vicious moves across the asset classes. to what extent have trade wars, ?x wars, upset assets under management, 400 billion. this stock is down 2.25% against other world managers. -- wealth managers. i have had a tougher time in terms of reaction. good morning. enjoy yourselves. nejra: enjoy yourself, too. let's get the first word news. juliette: thanks so much. mexico's new president-elect's has called on donald trump to the new nafta talks and aim for a final deal that includes all three countries. should workdes together on trade, migration, insecurity. he added that uncertainty about a new nafta could harm investments. dramatic session for japan's debt market, which saw yields surge on reports of changes to the company's -- the country's

what are the swiss actually saying about what they discovered so far?iss have been investigating 1mdb for several years now, since about 2015, and they spoke to counterparts. what they are saying, it was a ponzi scheme, where about $7 billion flowed from 1mdb into the global financial system for a period of about six years. they were looking at what exactly operated. >> zte taking another step toward escaping a u.s. ban from doing business even as tensions escalate. what do we know thus far? >> what we know is that zte has signed an agreement with the commerce department in the u.s. to set up an escrow and start a payment, which is expected to happen in the next 24 hours. this is part of a fine of around $1.3 billion the u.s. came to with zte following the decision by president trump to overturn this deal, this block on zte for seven years on buying u.s. tech and semiconductors in particular. we're getting closer now to zte being back to full operation. they will then be able to buy most of those components from the u.s. side. ♪ scarlet: the justice dep