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manus: this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe," i am manus cranny in zÜrich.the french president defeats marine le pen. the euro shrugs. a show of solidarity. secretary of state antony blinken and defense secretary lloyd austin in kyiv, the highest level u.s. visitation since the war began. plus, china's covert outbreak spreads. paging ordering testing in the capital. stocks, oil and iron or slump. to breaking news headlines from phillips. we have a first quarter effort of 233 million, way below the estimates of 270 three. some analysts asking if this was the low point for phillips in terms of the ships and blockages they had. 3.9 billion euro's worth of sales. ebita, the consensus was 236. keep an eye on the margins as well. you are looking at first quarter comparable sales dropping about 4%. ebita 243 million. obviously breaking news late on friday in regards to some of the respirator machines and the news flow around that. frans will join me in just over 30 minutes times. ebita has missed by some 30 million euros on the estimate. frans joins me in just over

zurich—based start—up mictic have developed what they are calling audio—augmented reality.otions into music. when you think of a cello, here's the neck of the cello and then my right hand is the bow hand, so essentially, it would be like... plays cello. so it's really precise, it's really responsive, it's really dynamic, based on how you are playing. that's all very cultured but, let's be honest, nobody plays the air cello. i'll throw a beat behind it. now, i can start really rocking out. plays electric guitar. now, if i do this... it starts looping... beep! ..and again, i can solo over it. but the final word has to go to japanese company toraru, who have found a truly novel way of transporting people to the other side of the world. this is a live video link to japan. someone is standing there with a tablet and you have these buttons along the bottom and all you do if you want to turn around, you just press your button... look at that! you can even push buttons to pick things up or even pay for goods. but some parts do feel a bit dehumanising. and i feel super guilty about

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hamburg university, told us the german government's making yourself look observed with such moves. zurich insurance company that is removing the leg rosette from it's a social media presence at these companies are really giving in to some kind of new wave of cancelled culture that is trying to ban electra, the roman latin alphabet, something that has never been done before except for why nazis is absolutely ridiculous and the extent to which politicians try to make people believe that russian cultures back thing and then he should stay away from it. something that we haven't even seen during the height of the cold war. you know, there were russian artists performing in new york even during the most intense confrontations. but nowadays they are trying to ran ban russian sports figures from international competition. russian athletes are not allowed anymore, whereas the outcry for the performance in they are being canceled regardless of their stance on russian policy. and this is the definition of racism. this is the definition of ross, of also phobia. my thanks for your company here in our

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short hamburg university told is the german government's making itself look absurd with such waves. zurich insurance company that is for moving the leg rosette from it's a social media presence at these companies are really giving in to some kind of new wave of canceled culture that is trying to ban electra, the roman latin alphabet, something that has never been done before. except for my nazis is absolutely ridiculous and the extent to which politicians try to make people believe that russian culture is a bad thing. and then he should stay away from it. it's something that we haven't even seen during the height of the cold war. in all there were russian artists performing in new york, even during the most intense confrontations. but nowadays they are trying to ran, ban rushing or sports figures from international competition. russian athletes are not allowed anymore.

i see, and our meat-prombank in zurich is now just very busy opening russian special accounts one afterost everyone except for bye , yes, bulgarians, polyakov, as i understand it, are in line there living were built. what they say is not, but a whole series. that's just the state that we see here, er, they are present there. i think that in general we need to remain calm here. in this part, it is not necessary, as it were, to take the first steps. there will be no need to impose a store on anyone, they don’t want to, but because our task is now. i think it's very important. the special operation in ukraine and the reformatting of the russian economy in general society. it is already happening now, so why don't we use what is just for the development and growth of internal resources. just uh, don't consider it anymore. it is like a kind of gas needle to consider this for our own internal capabilities, which may not be developed enough. so let them develop from europe, it comes from anyone. yes , let yes, let it be the walls of the first should not be built here. but if others begin to bu

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so for zurich, about $5.00 to $10.00 centimeters and the energy temperature start to fall saturday into sunday. i think you'll see a dusting of snow as well after the northwest, some shower zipping across ireland and britain, the winds finally start to back off across the low countries paris 8 degrees a few days ago. you're about 2122. so big dropped there. and off to iberia, most of the rain has shuffled away, but we've got some snow for the parent ease. it's really the other side of the mediterranean, best weather here. sunshine for its stumble, 20 degrees that warmth, also finding its way into georgia and armenia. your yvonne has a height 24 degrees. now here's the situation for egypt, cairo $36.00. that's a temperature we would expect to see in july. lot of storms around the gulf of guinea, especially for free town. and it's a wet pitcher for eastern portions of south africa over the weekend. that trip that susan. ah ah ah, again, this is al jazeera, that's roger of the main, used to sell a 2 month truces been a breed in yemen, sneer, 80 a war. saudi led coalition to hook the rebels

which resulted in san francisco, moving above zurich to sixth place.those rankings, london topped the list as the most expensive city to build. another san francisco city official has resigned, reportedly as part of the corruption scandal that rocked the public works department. the mayor's office said today that debbie rafael is resigning as director of the department of the environment. in a statement, the mayor only said quote issues have been raised with the department. the san francisco standard reports. rafael is being investigated for allegedly soliciting a $25,000 donation from ecology in 2015, and she was working to award the city's trash contract. the city says tyrone jue will serve as acting director of the latest latest survey from the bay area council shows many residents are frustrated with their quality of life is tom baker reveals their biggest concerns. given all that's happened in the last few years, and what's going on, even as we speak the overall taste in the mouths of bay area residents is bitter. the mood is fairly pessimistic. r

deleted documents from the laptop of hunter biden and the united states jack maxi escaped is now in zurichhere together get off experts working on computer data recovery, the whistleblower reported in newspaper, yes or the mail that in america his house was being monitored about a former intelligence officer with whom he worked together on this dossier, strange calls began to arrive. . the first portion of compromising materials was published in october of the twentieth year. it talked about hunter's possible involvement in drug trafficking and prostitution. there are three populations in the orenburg region points, cut off during the spring floods, washed out roads, bridges are flooded, the consequences are eliminated, and where it is possible to act ahead of schedule in a number of regions of tatarstan, with warming, the water level in local rivers has risen by almost a meter. military engineers are eliminating ice jams in dangerous areas. one of these is near the villages, where more than half a thousand people live, about 10,000 more inhabitants were protected from the floods of bashki

we have a look at the 3 day for zurich while we're going to be touching freezing on saturday as that heavy snow comes in, but it is an improving picture by sunday. now, further south of this is where we're seeing the very unsettled weather. temperatures are higher here, but that's causing some severe storms to roll across into italy and the balkans. we could see some flooding here and we've got some warnings out for strong winds across the mediterranean. now, further west of this, however, for spain and portugal, we're going to see the sun come back into southern areas. it's much settled picture here, and it's a similar story for greece, with sunshine in athens, on the weekend casa, airway, official airline of the journey. healing the debate, there is no he job bad political, you know, if anyone here talks about women that i had 2 horses, dustin, this and bill seemed have been says no topic is off the table. we were taught to see abortion as a one way ticket street to help all of the companies. they deny any responsibility, even though they have the resources and the power to fix it,

so despite the year the recent cold, not too bad in sweden, but in zurich. yeah. only about 12 degrees dropping a little bit. couple of poor days, wednesday. things do improve in the sun returns. in fact, the picture on tuesday already see things moving eastwards, allowing much of france to come back into fine weather. so progress is west to east . we've been some very big storms recently around west africa took the round coast to to go and gala, now there suppressed that. come that far north. but they are coming slowly. official airlines of the journey. the stage is set and it's time for a different approach. one that is going to challenge the way you think was wor, inevitable. i just want the started to please don't if they're not doing the right thing. let's leave simplicity to the headlines. join me as i take on the lies, dismantled misconceptions and debate. the contradictions do we have a real democracy here in the united states? this number political 40. that's a wrote a cool insurgency, our mark, lamarr hill, and it's time to get up front right here on al

apparently claiming its 1st victims. zurich insurance acts as its famous dead logo after letter became russian pro war symbol. who's next in line? 0, z z, tom. zoom, global generation z sleeping, emoji. vladimir zalinski. national security and woke ism have never been so close. washington is sending another $300000000.00 of what it calls security assistance to ukraine. now says western media narratives on the war often depend on satellite images provided by a leading us defense department, contractor, mac sauce technologies, and his ways phase of us state propaganda shaping views on the conflicts. max are reportedly receives hundreds of millions of dollars a year to provide satellite images for the pentagon. the company remains the key provider for the us national reconnaissance office. it said to have clenched a $48000000.00 deal last month to provide jose spatial intelligence services for the u. s. military max, our intern eagerly shares with the public image, is seeking to discredit washington's adversary's, like china and iran, while it's blocked from showing the american armies ow

and we've got some rain for switzerland that includes zurich coming in at 14 degrees, also some showers hanging around the parent ease, but we're that suns out look what it does to temperatures. liz been 24, i think seville, you may even hit 30 degrees on this last day of april after africa, sand and does storms along that border with algeria and tenicia, our usual storms through the gulf of guinea. and now aside further toward the south, those showers that were plague in durban that starts to push away that's going to be replaced by sunshine and look at cape town, full on sunshine for you on saturday, with a high of 18 degrees. and over the next few days, we're in a dial up your temperatures. it's going to feel more like summer once again. okay, that's it for me. by for now, official airlines of the journey mainstream coverage of big stories can sometimes deliver more heat than lights in a water scenario. there's always a push to simplify. narratives. nuance is always called for, even in the case of an aggressive war, the listening page, delve into the news, narrative and dissect them.

documents from the laptop of hunter-biden and the united states, jack maxey escaped and is now in zurich, where experts are working together to recover computer data, the whistleblower told the daily mail newspaper that in america his house was monitored the former intelligence officer with whom he worked together on this dossier began to receive strange calls, recalling a copy of the hard drive from biden's laptop , a junior informant, allegedly received from rudy giuliani, trump's closest associate. the first portion of compromising materials was published in october of the twentieth year. it spoke about hunter's possible involvement in drug trafficking and prostitution in the russian regions , active work is underway to prevent spring floods. after a snowy winter with warming in a number of districts of tatarstan, in just one day, the water level in local rivers has almost risen. military engineers act in advance, they undermine ice in dangerous areas. up to a gram mass of each charge and only then carried out blasting congestion is now eliminated. on this i have everything now the wo

zurich—based start—up mictic have developed what they are calling audio—augmented reality.your motions into music. when you think of a cello, here's the neck of the cello and then my right hand is the bow hand, so it would essentially be like... plays cello that's all very cultured but, let's be honest, nobody plays the air cello. i'll throw a beat behind it. now, i can start really rocking out. plays electric guitar but the final word has to go to japanese company toraru who have found a truly novel way of transporting people to the other side of the world. this is a live video link to japan. someone is standing there with a tablet and you have these buttons along the bottom and all you do, if you want to turn around, you just press your button. look at that! you can even push buttons to pick things up or even pay for goods. but some parts do feel a bit dehumanising. and ifeel super guilty about this — is this button here. and i don't know why, but you can go boop! and they jump! that was a big jump! the buttons that make other humans jump should just not exist. osman and

conflict, we arm up the ukrainians with what they need, and support efforts to take out putin over zurich% of american people -- over 60% of american people believe that to be the case. no by us but others. maybe the ukrainians. so, my comment to you is, please speak out. you don't want to look back in history and say, what do i say? what did i say when this was going on? we have not even seen what they have done not people in mariupol that is a city of 400,000 people, thousands are stuck there, god only knows, and other major cities in ukraine not yet liberated. is one thing to say we a war crimes tribunal, that is after the fact. in the meantime people are being rapid, -- raped, tortured, dismembers, disemboweled, slaughtered, hangs and god know what else and we're alive to watch it, i want to thank the organizations, most religious and veterans that are doing everything humanly possible to help these people. everything humanly possible. to help the refugees, to get food and water to these people, and put their lives on the line. i cannot thank you enough. but i'm hearing from some of t

mulhouse -- in the flight path to zurich, coming into davos on your plane, you are having your breakys is in the very east of france. lisa: do a lingo, you might get the pronunciation correct. kailey: you don't say the h and french. -- in french. tom: you are getting an ear full. the coverage led by francine lacqua and caroline connan. she is watching the french elections, one example of the new autocracy worldwide, the strident moment that we live in, and that is joyce chang that jp morgan. joyce, give me the new scene at jp morgan. you wrote most of the 44 page later -- letter. what is the research theme in your shop the rest of the year? joyce: we've taken the first half down because of russia-ukraine and the high energy prices, down three percentage points. we are looking at the first energy crisis in the decarbonization era. jamie has been writing about a need for a marshall plan on how we can accelerate this transition, and sure energy security and get used to a world where we are in a place with more volatile cycles, higher inflation, higher treasury yields to come. there is a

for more on the situation, i bring in a senior researcher and joins us live from zurich and let's talke ship was hit by two ukrainian-made neptune missiles. what would this mean for russia? >> well, russi has forewarned substantial loss of a defense cruiser and on the other hand it is another of which russia has suffered quite a bit in this war. so this is starting to become a problem for russia in the context of its relationship or antagonism with nato. >> i'm sure they probably weren't expecting to be hit by ukrainian missiles from a certain distance from the ukrainian coast. what does it say about their military capabilities? >> they were quite surprised about those strikes or weren't anticipating them. in the analysis-side of things, we don't know too much about ukrainian movements and how much western intelligence supports ukraine and we can guess it is quite substtialnd may have aided in the sinking of the ship. of course, it will take us to have the data on really determine how the strike happened. >> ukrainian authorities are saying that they know that russia will not forgive t

that's set san francisco past zurich. to sixth place in the rankings.d. the caltrain board of directors is updating the public on its 51 mile electrification project. officials say the $2.4 billion project remains on budget, but there was a delay in the construction of one section because of last month's fiery crash on the tracks in san bruno, and that involved in electrification equipment vehicle. the crash injured 13 people. that segment of the project was expected to be completed last month. it's now delayed until may, construction began in 2017. it's now on track to be completed in 2024. well next time you visit your local library, you might be able to check out a free visit to a state park. it's part of a pilot program with the state parks and the first partners office. each library will have at least three passes for free vehicle day. use good at all. participating state parks. anyone with a library card can check one out and they will be available through may. well he's one of the suspects accused in the shooting of lady gaga dog walker and steal

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their preparation for the home european football championships with a match against switzerland in zurichom professional rugby with immediate effect at the age of 35. the brother of england's most capped player ben, tom won 28 international caps. tigers fans will get to say farewell on saturday. he'll lead the team out ahead of their premiership match against bristol. and former england fast bowler anya shrubsole has signed for southern vipers as a player—coach. it comes just weeks after she announced her international retirement. the former tennis star pam shriver, a winner of 22 grand slam doubles titles, has told the bbc she wants to see safer tennis coaching at all levels. last week, the american revealed she was in an "inappropriate and damaging" relationship with her former coach which started when she was a teenager and has warned that similar scenarios are commonplace in tennis. i don't think tennis is unique. i do think that tennis should lead the way. i want to see safer coaching safeguards throughout all levels of sports, but obviously my story is a story about a developing eli

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so despite the year the recent cold, not too bad in sweden, but in zurich. yeah. only about 12 degrees dropping a little bit, capital pour days, wednesday things do improve in the sun returns. in fact, the picture on toothy already see things moving eastwards, allowing much of france to coming back into fine weather. the progress is west to east. we've been some very big storms recently around west africa, typically around the coast to, to go. and gala, now they're suppressed, it will come that far north, but they are coming slowly. ah. as climate change heats up, the planet, one scientist intends to take his back to the ice age to save the permafrost below . he's reintroducing animals to the grand slams above. starting with the living creatures, the planning to resurrect an extinct species. could this approach save our world's witness? the zimm of hypothesis on al jazeera african stories from african perspectives. and the marine biologist, a bizarre swim short documentaries from african feel. maybe i'm going to do that from south africa, ethiopia, and nigeria. we

we have a look at the 3 day for zurich. well, we're going to be touching freezing on saturday as that heavy snow comes in, but it isn't improving picture by sunday. now for the south of this is where we're seeing the very unsettled weather. temperatures are higher here, but that's causing some severe storms to roll across into italy and the balkans. we could see some flooding here and we've got some warnings out for. * strong winds across the mediterranean. no farther west of this. however, for spain and portugal, we're going to see the sun come back into southern areas. it's much settled picture here. and it's a similar story for greece, with sunshine in athens on the weekend. ah . when the shots came from the holiday and the 1st tracks, we heard some noise. this was known, a sniper alley was on in the most dangerous intersections and sought able he didn't come in through the front entrance. that was will happen to the people who were shot they came in through the wrong entrance. the nightly pyrotechnics are funny to turn