axel: what is important for banks is optionally.anks need to create up to now with the in case we do not have market access from the u.k. to the european markets. being swiss, we don't have it in the same fashion as european banks in their home market. we have created a european entity in frankfurt. we have optionally to move people around. francine: hammond many people are you thinking of moving? axel: there's no sense in talking about that now because it all depends on the final agreement. since the city of london is a big feature of the u.k. economy, i think we will get some traction in the negotiations on financial services. for us, it is important to create option out of the now. let's see what the final agreement brings. if we have market access, the pressure is not that high. the pressure is there to create the option out of the. , areine: because of brexit there clear winners and losers? things my all these know it's not too good to start with transition and regime -- regime transition. let's agree on what the new relationsh

this is axel which is a robot with a pair of wheels that can be lowered down cliffs. this is fido and athena. these are the prototypes for the mars rovers spirit and opportunity. of course the point about robots is they can do things that humans might want to do but in places that humans can't go. all of these have fairly familiar designs, wheels here, some robots have legs. but kate russell has found one that looks like nothing i have ever seen before. in 2012 the world watched with bated breath as nasa deployed a rover on the surface of mars using a sky crane. this kind of science is incredibly expensive. the rover weighed 900 kilograms, as much as a full grown giraffe. with the equipment required to land it gently, it had to be able to take the weight of 32 giraffes. total cost, $2.5 billion. it would have been much cheaper if curiosity was lightweight, came flat—packed and was sturdy enough just to be dropped on the red planet's surface. meet super ball, a tensgrity robot in development in mesa ames. this lightweight sphere—like matrix can be packed down flat, tak

this is axel, which is a robot with a pair of wheels that can be lowered down cliffs. is they can do things that humans might want to do but in places that humans can't go. all of these have fairly familiar designs, wheels here, some robots have legs. but kate russell has found one that looks like nothing i have ever seen before. in 2012 the world watched with baited breath as nasa deployed a rover on the surface of mars using a sky crane. this kind of science is incredibly expensive. the rover weighed 900 kilograms, as much of a full grown giraffe. but the equipment required to land it gently, it had to be able to take the weight of 32 giraffes. total cost? $2.5 billion. it would have been much cheaper if curiosity was lightweight, came flat—packed and was sturdy enough just to be dropped on the red planet's surface. meet super ball, a tensgrity robot in development to nasa ames. this lightweight sphere—like matrix can be packed down flat, taking up minimal space in a rocket and vastly reducing launch costs. because of the unique structure of this robot and the fact t

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. >> fergie and their 3-year-old axel, josh being the coolest dad in the universe. >> everyone on thet, he thinks they help me fight. that's his question. >> josh and i chatted during a walk of east london, a creative haven for street artists. >> that's good. >> i'm thinking to myself, if axel had that -- >> he would just be covered in paint. >> from street art to stonehenge, well, a replica anyway. my next stop was to this dazzling reproduction of the uk landmark. michael bay says action, and things go boom. the explosions are primed, and they are ready. so are we for our transformers, the last night exclusive. >> oh, man, here we go. ♪ i'm here with the man himself, mark wahlberg. there's action all over the place. we got choppers landing, taking off. we got a stonehenge potentially getting blown up today. >> it gets crazier and crazier every day we go on. >> you got michael bay, and you got an historical landmark. what could possibly go wrong? >> nothing. oh, it was nice knowing you, stonehenge. >> to pull off the destruction of stonehenge, director michael bay built a second stone

a group of researchers are determined to find out, and our reporter inga sieg and her cameraman axel warnstedt joined them on their quest. but it's difficult to locate the few remaining animals. the antyn dala steppe is vast, and on top of that, saiga antelopes are very shy animals. inga: these researchers have been on the go for days, looking for saigas across the vast grasslands of the zakh steppe. steffen: the greatest challenge is finding the animals, because their population is now much smaller and we don't know exactly where they are. we sighted them when we took a count two weeks ago, but afterwards they went elsewhere and no one has seen them since then. the territory is just incredibly large. inga: the protected area is as large as france. it's like looking for a needle in a haystack. after the mass die-off last year, the saiga antelope population was left decimated. here alone, in the largest saiga population, more than 200,000 animals died. 90% were wiped out in a matter of days. steffen: i was shocked. i was in the field myself and saw with my own eyes the first dead saig

in between a squeeze on the axel pons. the blustery day in scotland. frequent wintry showers.n bombs into colder it would turn to snow. it was the really cold, particularly in the north of the uk. feeling like it is a good few degrees below freezing. in the evening, a mix of rain, sleet and snow works its way anglia and the south—east. there could be so lying by the end of the day. it will include frosted with further wintry showers. by dawn on friday, a degree or so either side of freezing. rural spot with several degrees below. it will be cold and potentially icy on friday. friday itself, another windy day. strong wind coming down from the north. it will bring wintry showers to the western coasts, northern coast and to the east as well. a billion strong when in the north sea coast, generating large waves. there could be overtopping of coastal defences. move inland and it could be a decent day. cold and windy. five or 6 degrees but it will feel like it is about freezing. further north with the well below. fight it out into saturday, the wind comes in from the north west but t

rishaad: that was ubs chairman axel weber speaking to tom mackenzie in shanghai. be visiting that throughout the course of the program as well. what we have coming up on the way, fiat chrysler making headlines and also probably pleasing donald trump with a billion-dollar investment in the u.s.. details are on the way. ♪ with the xfinity tv app, anything with a screen is a tv. stream 130 live channels. plus 40,000 on demand tv shows and movies, all on the go. you can even download from your x1 dvr and watch it offline. only xfinity gives you more to stream to any screen. download the xfinity tv app today. i've spent my life planting a size-six, non-slip shoe into that door. on this side, i want my customers to relax and enjoy themselves. but these days it's phones before forks. they want wifi out here. but behind that door, i need a private connection for my business. wifi pro from comcast business. public wifi for your customers. private wifi for your business. strong and secure. good for a door. and a network. comcast business. built for security. built for busin

francine: that was axel weber, ubs chairman. later on, the cost cuts continue at credit suisse. we speak exclusively to the ceo. we'll be talking about bonuses, about the banking landscape, and of course davos. welcome to day one of the world economic forum, 2017. this is bloomberg. sebastian: this is bloomberg and here's your business flash. british american tobacco has raised the cash portion of its bid for full control of reynolds american. it would create the world's largest publicly traded tobacco company, and unified brands like lucky strike and camel. it was attracted to bat as it's a leader in the growing u.s. market for e-cigarettes. general motors plans to announce that it will invest $1 billion in u.s. plants and/or retain 1000 jobs, according to a person familiar with the matter. they say it is accelerated amid pressure from the president-elect. a rolls-royce holding has agreed to pay $807 million to resolve long-running investigations into bribery allegations. the jet engine maker will settle charges with the u.s. fraud justicend the u.k. department over claims that

turned out yesterday in chicago to show their opposition to trump's orders to revive the keystone axelipeline and dakota access pipeline. lauren: the senate easily confirm a mickey haley as u.n. ambassador in a vote of 96-for this three democrats and independent bernie sanders say no. the pick for attorney general will have to wait another week. senate democrats are delaying the vote on senator jeff sessions saying they need more time to review his paperwork. with haley's approval, the number of trump cabinet confirmations aspire pompeo, general kelley and general mattis stands at four. nicole: another key nominee over his personal finances. peter burns has more from capitol hill. >> democrats hammering tom price and the trump administration on his investments in health care companies. when asked to pray someone invested in particular in industrial and biomedical company. the value of his state racing 500% to about half a million dollars. the financial disclosure statement with democrats charging supported legislation that benefited that another companies. they got heated. >> introduci

this is axel, which is a robot with a pair of wheels that can be lowered down cliffs.t to do but in places that humans can't go. all of these have fairly familiar designs, wheels here, some robots have legs. but kate russell has found one that looks like nothing i have ever seen before. in 2012 the world watched with baited breath as nasa deployed a rover on the surface of mars using a sky crane. this kind of science is incredibly expensive. the rover weighed 900 kilograms, as much of a full grown giraffe. but the equipment required to land it gently had to be able to take the weight of 32 giraffes. total cost? $2.5 billion. it would have been much cheaper if curiosity was lightweight, came flat—packed and was sturdy enough just to be dropped on the red planet's surface. meet super ball, a tensgrity robot in development to nasa ames. this lightweight sphere—like matrix can be packed down flat, taking up minimal space in a rocket and vastly reducing launch costs. because of the unique structure of this robot and the fact that it can deform and reform itself and take mas

like axel rod he will come in and out when needed but we wanted to be up front about it and make sure that was stated so it wasn't a story when he did. yep -- >> one more. >> sorry. >> on the strike over the weekend, can you talk about the president's personal involvement. this seems to be the first ma r major -- [ inaudible ] >> he was obl obviously aware of the strike occurring. he was kept in constant contact saturday night of the status of the mission. both the success that it had, and the tragic loss of life that occurred to that member. we are currently following department of defense next of kin procedures. and as soon as it is appropriate, the president will be speaking with the family members. >> sean? >> yes. >> thank you very much. on north korea icbm, north korea announced that if the united states intercept icbm, it would be war. how did you respond on this? >> do how did we what? >> how did you respond to the north koreans see it as war if you intercept the icbm -- >> i'm sorry, how did -- >> how did you respond. >> how did we respond to north korea? we are working throu

well, from the canadian perspective, the keystone axel domont 0r pipeline was trumpeted and promotednd ironically, the cabinet of justin trudeau, the liberal prime minister hughes government has held power here since late 2015, was holding a retreat concisely to discuss how to deal with the incoming trump administration when they got to the news that president trump had decided to go ahead with the keystone project. interestingly, they receive no notice of this at all. they found out through the us media that this was happening. i think it is largely welcomed by the trudeau government. canada is an energy producing country and this would be a large project for a part of the country that has been depressed because of low oil prices, but as you say, it is hugely controversial in terms of the environment and has a lot of hurdles yet to overcome. jesse coleman from greenpeace, economic benefits in canada, and donald trump says 28,000 jobs as a result of it, as well as strengthening energy supplies for americans. what is your view? well, those have been called "alternative facts", i belie