roche is raising its dwrouts look.he drug maker now sees sales rising by a mid single digit percentage during this year, 2019. that is as new medicines for multiple sclerosis and breast cancer help to offset pressure on older treatment. joining us via skype is severin schwan, the c.e.o. of roche. let me first ask you about your conviction here. analysts say it is rare that you normally have enough confidence to raise your outlook after the first quarter . why this year? >> we started very strongly into 2019, and the strong growth is entirely driven by our newly launched medicines, and that is the reason why we have raised the guidance now for the full year to the mid single digits. matt: what has got you most excited here? when you look at your pipeline, effery's analyst, peter well ford said in a note said that roche has the most exciting pipeline in pharma. they heilmanned them in the large cap space. what in your pipeline is most promising? >> it is really a story about both the recently launched me since and the pi

release nobel prize winning author and feeding yelling neck of all street she's best known for her for roche's exploration of things like gender oppression and female sexuality and many autobiographical details flowed into her nine hundred eighty three novel the piano teacher the first of her novels by the way to be translated into english and certainly not for the faint of heart. sex. what happens when we don't get any or when we don't get the right kind. freud said sexual repression is at the root of most human problems well you know free to delhi next book the piano teacher there are a lot of problems piano teacher erica is in her late thirty's but she still shares a bed with her controlling mother erica's only private life is cutting herself spying on strangers having sex and frequenting peep shows then she meets a charismatic twenty five year old student named by. erica would trade anything for her last use and climber would like to trade his youth for experience the young face of a young man simmer softly under street lights and illuminated store windows next to him the pianist shrivels

or start roche's up or i'd keep. this is also a private parking lot but it's free with god's blessing you can leave your car in the parking lot of the parish of st mary of the perpetual help. years ago whenever i park here i never forget to pray the rosary prayer is part of our daily life so you can easily do ten how mary used to you got home used to you know. if it was that you could die you got. the priest does not charge money he requires you to pray in order to park here but parking your car long term comes with a warning the price goes up. in minutes and i charge ten hail marys and for every additional fifteen minutes ten more hell marys you have not. whether stealing your car or later in church motorists can pray where and when they want but no one wants to pray on camera even here in catholic poland. top should end up as a sacred truth that applies to everyone who parks here after all this parking lot belongs to us the church and the priest built it so everyone who parks here should come inside the church and

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rochis raising its outlook for the full year. that's what it said so far. the outlook raised to mid single-digit sales growth. it is raising that 2019 sales growth guidance to mid single-digit percentages. that has just gone read on the bloomberg. let's take you through some of the other numbers. going through some of the sales numbers, the first quarter has sales at 1.6 7 billion swiss francs. beating the estimate of 1.58. first-quarter sales overall come in at 14.8 billion swiss francs. a beat on the estimate of 14.2 4 billion. a beat on the first-quarter sales. raising its outlook and looking through in terms of the dividend. also it sees 2019 core eps growing broadly in line with sales. numbers a strong set of . raising the outlook as well. we speak to the ceo at 7:30 a.m. london time. manus: a little bit more clarity coming in on dam. it has had a very turbulent time. q1 investment management net output, 4 billion swiss francs. gamma reiterate the view that the first half will be mate

author and long—time correspondent of die welt, political commentator, yasmin alibhai brown, marc roche point, michael goldfarb of the podcast frdh, which stands for first rough draft of history. last week we marked easter by discussing the impact of religion on our world. including how faith can be manipulated for a message of hate. and then we got a demonstration. one synchronised moment of horror in sri lanka which left hundreds of lives destroyed, thousands shattered, a muslim community in fear of backlash and a tourism—dependent economy reeling. the power of hate? that is where we are, the power of hate. we now know that these guys, there is some kind of link with is and there appears to be some links with the more extremist missionaries, if you like, of hate. and it is a world which we will have to get used to living in and finding different ways perhaps. i think this premature declaration of the end of the caliphate was stupid, these things do not end in quite that way. i'm supervising a major research programme at the moment called the inner lives of troubled young muslims and a

author and long—time correspondent of die welt, political commentator, yasmin alibhai brown, marc rochehistory. last week we marked easter by discussing the impact of religion on our world. including how faith can be manipulated for a message of hate. and then we got a demonstration. 0ne synchronised moment of horror in sri lanka which left hundreds of lives destroyed, thousands shattered, a muslim community in fear of backlash and a tourism—dependent economy reeling. the power of hate? that is where we are, the power of hate. we now know that these guys, there is some kind of link with is and there appears to be some links with the more extremist missionaries if you like of hate. and it is a world which we will have to used to living in and finding different ways perhaps. i think this premature declaration of the end of

kevin corley he is the asia add to favorites as he outlined how roche's would approach the case fromnow on myanmar's legal process would allow for an additional appeal to the supreme court by wall and chose who themselves to and through their lawyers have indicated that for them you know they they want this to be the end of the legal process and myanmar and we have we've made it clear both at the trial and then and the subsequent appeals that there was no evidence of a crime that is instead there is ample evidence including testimony from a police official that this was a set up so for us this is the end of the legal process in myanmar will be regrouping now and the families will be renewing their appeal for a pardon to the government of myanmar police in northern ireland have arrested a fifty seven year old woman in connection with the killing of a journalist last week lyra mickey was shot in the head during a riot in london derry or derry on says day arash nationalist group the new ira has apologised for the death of the twenty nine year old reporter the group is one of a small num

staying ahead of the pack, outperforming the bloomberg europe pharma index, but still trails swiss rival rochere stocks in the u.s. has been pounded over the last few weeks. novartis thinks it can charge some pretty high prices. talk to me about the discrepancy between what is happening with the health care stocks in the states and what is going on with novartis. defend higheo did prices, especially when it comes to gene therapy because they are so innovative, that high prices are justified. he did talk about payment plans and making it easier for payments to be made, perhaps over years, or perhaps offering rebates if drugs don't work as well. he addressed medicare for all as well in the bloomberg interview, saying novartis' exposure to the u.s. market is one of the lowest in the industry. they are number one outside the u.s., and because of that, they are very used to navigating different pay systems. depending on how things may or may not change in the u.s., he seems to think novartis will be very well-positioned for that. vonnie: thank you. that is emma chandra with our stock of the hour, n

. >> roche is raising its outlook.s sales rising by a made digit percentage during this year as new medicines for multiple sclerosis and breast cancer help offset pressures on older treatments. analysts say it is rare you normally have enough confidence to raise your outlook after the first quarter. why this year? >> we started very strongly into 2019. the strong growth is entirely driven by our newly launched medicines. that is the reason why we have raise the guidance now for the full year to the mid single digits. ♪ anchor: l'oreal got more revenue from asia than from western europe for the first time last quarter, surging demand for luxury products countering the drag of a slower chinese economy. guest: for luxury beauty products, demand is very strong. the growth that we had in the first quarter was at 30%, 33%, which is exactly why we had this year. we see a very strong appetite of chinese consumers, young chinese consumers, and i think that is one of the secrets of the reason of the boom. very young consumers, m

monday as for temperatures across the state here in key sera hitting the road tomorrow on a little roche about to monterey we're g 50's there. and seven-day extended forecast here we see those temperatures. us decreasing tuesday down to the mid 60's there along the bay and then we'll see those numbers go up and on thursday before it drops a saturday down at around 70 if you live inland. going to toss it back over to you justine and j r. thanks so much well cooling towers are now gone. >>in massachusetts. watch here. this morning, crews detonated the 5 500 feet tall towers at a former pow our station the tower stood for about 6 years and took just seconds to come down. site owners say the demolition set a world record for the tallest cooling towers ever brought down and many people there so they were happy to see the towers go and they actually held demolition watch parties. >>democratic presidential candidates now sound off on minimum wage here from couple harris and beto o'rourke. >>is in need of a new president the latest on all over north's craig resignation when we come back. >>and i

. >> fire chief david roche released a statement that reads in part it is inconsistent with our values and respect we demand employees demonstrate towards the communities we serve. the matter is under investigation as a personnel matter. the statement went on to say there would be no further public comment. >>> a.j. terrell near downtown oakland visible from i-80 is about to close. the detention facility opened nearly 4 decades ago, but it is now shutting down with plans to transfer all the inmates to the santa rita jail by jim. the alameda county sheriff says the decision follows an extensive budget review. >>> golden gate transit may soon eliminate a couple of bus routes because of low ridership. lines on the chopping block? the 44 between marin wood and san francisco and part of the 27 from sleepy hollow. other routes could run more frequently to fill the gap. a public hearing on the proposal is set for june 20. >>> bart is installing license plate readers in his parking lots. security experts say the cameras will help prevent violent crimes, break-ins and car thefts. privacy advoca

. >>> swiss drug maker roche beat forecasts on the back of strong revenues from new multiple sclerosisd cancer immunotherapy medicines. it sees full year sales growth in the single digit range. you're seeing a bit of an underwhelming reaction down slightly. eriksson has posted first quarter operating profit of 4.the billion swedish krona. the swedish equipment maker says earnings were mainly driven by strong growth in north america where it sees it continuing this year switching over which has posted a smart rise in first quarter sales beating expectations the french company cited china as a particularly bright spot in the beginning of the year, but flagged difficulty in the u.s. loreal plans to continue demand for mass market labels and says it has been seeing some encouraging results. particularly in europe that stock is down a little bit as willing sticking with frants the french food group has -- the company expects sales and profits to grow in the second half of the year despite a modest rooi rise of 0.8% compared to 2.4% last quarter. danone blamed a boycott in morocco for the sl

. >> roche is on the aaa committee that reviews the standard and they have reviewed it this year. the standard is reviewed on a regular basis. the congress and the f.c.c., realizing that their primary goal was not health, turned to the e.p.a. and other organizations. >> we will let your friend try to explain this. >> that standard was approved in 1998, and this standard, you can further explain. >> just to clarify from the accident -- acronyms and timelines, the f.c.c. standard combines a two existing standards of the times in 1996. it combines the national radiation protection standard, and the electronic engineer standard. since that time, the standards have been updated many times. the most recent update is coming in a couple of months. i am part of the subcommittee that sets the standard, and our standard is unchanged from that time from 1996. we are continuously looking at new literature, but all that points to the fact that the standard is well established, the standard is effectively the same in almost -- across all the developed countries, and there's no reason to change t

you know, for example, roche buying spark therapeutics. sense are valuations still low enough? >> i think the evaluations have been very high for the last couple of years. they're coming off a bit even so, the m&a is still very expensive. i think the challenge for these companies is that the mega m&a of cost cutting and the sort of traditional way is not really available to these companies they've all got their own saying, and the market don't like those mega mergers, and indeed, novartis has basically said recently that they're not going to do it bms cellgene has had a lot of flack for investors. it's going to be in the smaller biotech fears and the collaborations small both on acquisitions is the way to go for some of the big pharmas, as well as collaborations, just partnerships very interesting deal between regeneron and instead of having a straight-out acquisition, these are collaborating, and that's a strong sign for the future that people focus on what they're good at and then collaborate for the other pieces >> so you're not necessa

they have this very roche schuss appetite to learn about the rest of the world get their fingerprint.'re complacent by comparison. >> we're complacent by comparison. we're consumed by domestic politics. we're not thinking about those countries outside challenging the u.s. across the board. that is certainly china. charles, you put something critically important. for four or five decades the chinese are the most curious people on earth. some of it is government driven, but most of it is personal. chinese want to know. charles: we got you knowing we lose south korea. >> thank you, charles. charles: the european union agreed to delay brexit more than six months until halloween. i don't know if there is some pun in that. while british theresa may calls on parliament to accept her compromise which has been rejected three times. despite criticism from opponents, may agreed to a deal, avoiding no brexit tomorrow. however she is hoping to reach a deal before the eu elections on may 22nd. we'll see. >>> new fallout from william barr's spying comments. as nancy pelosi says she doesn't trust him

restaurant in concord has reopened after it was closed down by the county health department because of a roche problem. the restaurant is at the willow shopping center the roaches apparently discovered in various locations throughout the kitchen. it was during a routine health inspection that they were spotted. so the restaurant had to shut down they closed up shop on april 1st and then just reopened one day later they apparently spent time cleaning and sanitizing all the food surfaces. well we didn't know that did close for for that reason. >>you know, maybe we did consider differently food was excellent didn't know about the closure. and glad i didn't know about the closure. so i went in there. i think he was the same as it's always been the clam chowder was excellent. >>back in august health officials temporary closed down 6 restaurants at the pearby sun valley mall a mile away from the claim jumper restaurant. >>in the east bay residents in iraq are concerned about a patch of ground that sinking right above the storm drain you can see where some of the asphalt at this gas station in the do

in terms of the other losers, you see roche, novo nordisk, astrazeneca, the health care stocks really poorly today. see diageo down this morning. arepean markets in general opening a little bit higher. the dollar edged lower against most major currencies, as well. this follows a report the u.s. has softened demands for a trade deal with china. joining us is jeremy stretch, head of fx strategy. all, what do you take of a trade story? good morning. every day, it seems like we get a little closer. is this now something investors can put their money on? jeremy: i think the phrase baby steps is the appropriate one in terms of the context because we have seen these optimistic tones coming out, not just days, but weeks, innocence. -- in a sense. we see a resolution of the trade spat without the worst-case scenario playing out. that does provide an opportunity for investors just to continue to look towards a slightly cheaper dollar over the course of the next few days, weeks, and months. you have the one side of the u.s. economy, which is going to moderate. you have the uncertainties. mr. tru

we have nigel for roche was established his brexit party, we have the change uk people who are running‘s time if it‘s that referendum that we are getting, that‘s really problematic for the two main priorities because they can be draining away. director of the constitution unit. thank you so much. with an extension to article 50 until the 31st october where does this leave the conservative leadership race and will the pressure on theresa may to step aside intensify? let‘s get the pressure on theresa may to step aside intensify? let‘s get the thoughts now of matthew goodwin — professor of politics at the university of kent — whojoins me now from westminster. so where does this leave the prime minister? is she in a stronger or wea ker minister? is she in a stronger or weaker position but that six month extension? you could argue that this extension? you could argue that this extension gives her a bit more room for manoeuvre, that the pressure, at least in the short term, is often she can get to the stalks the labour party that are ongoing today. but from the perspective of the conservativ

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now, we've got kevin brady just saying that i think this is another step in the democrats misguided roche write the tax code. the ways and means committee will razor lower taxes, you know , and it'll get none of that for the next two years, and nothing due these investigations >> well this is what the democrats are planning to do instead of legislating. if they pass a bill like the green new deal legislation is, it's embarrassing it's tough to run in the next election so they don't want to put down in writing what their agenda is. they want to talk about something else. i'm concerned because look, it's bad enough on tax day you have to pay a great deal of money to the federal government. the violation of your privacy is an additional problem and we've seen with under the obama administration, people are leak ing tax information that was illegal, but it was put out into the newspapers and on to social media, and the government ought not to ever share your tax data, period. we ought to make taxes lower, but also protect your privacy. there's a very bad idea that the democrats have pushed fo