the switzerland government says it. the switzerland government says it will reconsider.gside the sugar and the flower. just in case. south korea is running out of children. it has one of the lowest birth rates in the world. the impact is being keenly felt in rural areas where schools are struggling to fill classrooms and stay open. facing a year without any first graders, one school in the south west has opened its doors to grandmothers who‘d never had the chance to learn to read and write. this from our correspondent, laura bicker. "we will study hard", these grandmothers tell their teacher. for decades they dreamt of learning to read and write. now that they have their chance, every moment in this first grade class is special. translation: i never went to school because we were poor. now i am learning new things and realising it is really nice to go to school. translation: now i know how to read and write. i can thank my teacher 100 times. that is how good i feel. translation: they've lived most of their lives sacrificing for their families, usually male siblings. ther

switzerland prides itself on being prepared, a nuclear bunker for every citizen, instructions on howd medicines. including 15,000 tonnes of coffee. now though, the government says the coffee isn't necessary. translation: coffee isn't essential, it doesn't have any calories. 0urjob in the government is to provide our citizens with nutritional items so they can survive. that means food with calories and coffee doesn't have that. but the swiss are among the world's biggest coffee drinkers, consuming a staggering eight kilograms each year. for many people here, a day without coffee, even in an emergency, seems unthinkable. translation: if i absolutely had to, i suppose i could do without coffee but i really don't think it's a good idea to stop stockpiling it. oh, dear, i suppose i'd have to switch to tea. it's like my shower in the morning, i can't do without coffee. and so, after a storm of protest the swiss government says it will reconsider. switzerland's millions of coffee drinkers are hopeful their precious stockpile will stay in the warehouses alongside the sugar and flour, just in

reporter: switzerland prides itself on being prepared. a nuclear bunker for every citizen, instructions on how to cope in an emergency, and tons of stockpiled food, fuel, and medicines, including 15,000 tons of coffee. now, though, the government says the coffee isn't necessary. >>offee isn't essential. it doesn't have any calories. our job in the government is to provide our citizens with nutritional items so they can survive. that means food with calories, and coffee doesn't have that. reporter: but the swiss are among the world's biggest coffee drinkers, consuming a staggering 8 kilograms each a year. for many peopl a here, day without coffee, even in an emergency, seems unthinkable. >> if i absolutely had to, i suppose i could do without t coffee, really don't think it is a good idea to stop stockpiling it. >> oh dear, i suppose i have to switch to tea. >>t like my shower in the morning. i can't do without coffee. reporter: and so after a storm of protest, the swiss government says it will ronsider. switzerland's millions of coffee dr

lucy and about 30,000 other people in the stadium in switzerland back in august. stay with us.oard and actually blow like ancient athenians did. we get a break. "caution: a high degree of physical fitness is required past this point." they weren'tjoking. well, we're always for a challenge here on the travel show, but mike raised the bar recently when he went to malaysia and tackled a climb that was a real of endurance. but the reward was spectacular views. i'm in gunung mulu national park in malaysia's biggest state, sarawak. it's home to some of the world's largest caves, formed from limestone and shaped by millions of years of ground and rainwater. this process also created a bizarre collection of stone spires above the ground. and almost 50 metres tall, the pinnacles are an imposing spectacle. but to get there, sightseers face a long, brutal track through the rainforest. "caution. "a high degree of physical fitness is required past this point. "eight hours' round trip." lead the way! you weren'tjoking. steep! we've onlyjust started and i'm already pretty exhausted. it's anot

it was also very unusual place in that constance was never bombed and its border with switzerland and the town across the border was so tight, you couldn't tell either city apart so while most of germany maintained a blackout, constance kept its lights on they would mingle and allied bombers would not be able to differentiate to the two cities. i won't go into exactly how gertie escapes except to say that it was a mini adventure. and when she got to switzerland she was debriefed by alan sellers who became ciadirector and then was sent to paris . and of course, gertie asked if she could stay in paris because she wanted to hang out with her friends and have a good time. but devlin was no, center on the first way home and she arrived in manhattan to the apartments where her daughter bo was and bo had not seen her in two years. she was now four she had been to when she left . the nanny came out a bow by the hand and said look bo, it's your mom. she's home from the war and that was essentially the story of gertrude. i'll leave it at that. and thank you for your attention. [applause] and i'

jordan the attack happened in the city of jeddah the victims include for tourists from mexico and switzerland for jordanians for among those injured one person has been arrested. he was heading towards the cafeteria and i was standing by the door behind me will the tourists a little into the cafeteria he passed in front of me and i link towards him i slipped and he stabbed me then backed away moving towards the policeman gave the policeman a slight step i tried to attack him from behind and i pushed him to the ground afterwards all the policemen came and took him iran is taking further steps away from the 2015 nuclear deal and says it will soon start activating its uranium enrichment facility tehran is expected to stop pumping uranium gas into centrifuges at an underground area near the city of qom the u.s. has called the move a big step in the wrong direction and the e.u. says that it's concerned as interest or such a body reports from tehran the spokesperson for iran's atomic energy organization made a statement on state t.v. earlier on wednesday announcing that the 1st phase of restarting

switzerland are good him,| tough games. the progress and they were against denmark in the republic of ireland and they are a talented team and turkey were in a group with france as well and iceland. to come out of that, they have done well and italy are fantastic, winning every game. that will be a tough game, obviously. a crucial day for liverpool in the premier league... after man city dropped more points, in a 2 all draw with newcastle... jurgen klopp's side stretched their lead at the top of the table to 11 points but victory over brighton at anfield was far from straightforward. it should have been when two virgil van dyke headers gave them a 2—nil lead at halftime but they had their keeper allison sent off for handling outside the box, and lewis dunk scored from the resulting freekick — as substitute keeper adrian was trying to line up his wall, leaving an open goal but — liverpool hung on for the 2—1win adrian is probably the man of the match. coming on in a game like this, yeah, making really two sides someone was t

switzerland was the 1st to go negative in europe well they're less negative now so in europe in switzerland it was negative 1 point one percent now it's soared by 70 basis points to negative point 4 percent which explains how much her that would be to get back to my comment at the top of the show the all time highs of the stock market that cash has to come from somewhere. so most of it comes from the money printing going on the central bank but the central bank can't print fast enough to keep dissipating new all time highs so the market makers who are driving those prices need to steal it from somewhere else one big place they steal from is the bond market and from the pension market they are forced to buy negative yielding bonds where they are guaranteed losses so that that extra cash that is being offered off the top can go into the market making to get those stocks at all time highs and of course those bonds with a negative deal to begin with once they have any kind of down day as volatility comes into the mix and you have gobs and downs in the bonds are now down so you've got a loss on

from davos switzerland.divorce is a municipality in the country on of or greece song at $1560.00 metres it's the highest town in europe and home to one of its rulings biggest ski resorts with 6 main ski areas totaling 320 kilometers of slopes. good morning i got up early today to get to so everyone else. after a full day of skiing it's not time to have some pasta charges which might. not. least make them come about up spluttering. the above claim. the time for us to sit in this ice skating rink doubles. for half some little hope to see. it looks so elegant christmas just. looking up expect a little while it was a little hot and the cold for getting there we're getting back to. the biblical experience of. we're now taking these bad guys it's called. today we're on bejar called song which is another really popular ski and snowboard spot right next to the host city center and i've heard that we were told i'm not. talking about so much. of our. lives. because my parents leave to come to my next stop on. the isla

she went to live with her grandfather in switzerland and she was skiing.my dream was that i would survive and i would go to switzerland and live in the mountains and learn how to ski. and that helped me. >> did you learn how to ski later on? >> never. [laughing] >> there's still time. [laughing] >> talk a little bit about the idea that you had a self image which was the self image of the victim, and before you able to do the public speaking, dr. butter started doing a look speaking long before she wrote the book. when you start to speak out about your experiences and when you started to write this book, and when you went through this time of opening up there was a sense that you were going from being a victim to being something very different. >> yes. well, certainly i had been a victim during those horrible years and all the brutal experiences, but at some point i realized that just because i have been a victim then, that that didn't mean that it was a victim for the rest of my life, and i didn't think that should mean who i was. as i thought about that i

mask jumped over a fence and stabbed 8 people the victims include for tourists from mexico and switzerland who has it in the northern city of. at least 2 jordanians are among those injured. and he was heading towards the cafeteria and i was standing by the door behind me were all the tourists a little men to the cafeteria he passed in front of me in a link towards him a slipped in instead me then backed away moving towards the policeman he gave the policeman a slight step and tried to attack him from behind and i pushed him to the ground afterwards or the policeman came and took him. fan footage appears to show 2 of the injured tourists being taken to hospital by helicopter the minister of health updated journalists about the victim's condition the only way to both of them as you know 2 people who are admitted to the operation room of the doctors at the public hospital in georgia still working on the bleeding has stopped the situation is under control and both people are stable them 2 cases were transferred by helicopter to king hussein medical city one was a mexican tourist and the other

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the best thing about switzerland is not it's chocolate, not its watches, the best thing about switzerlandthank my wife and three children. for the support and fortitude they have displayed through thick and thin over the last decade. i will always be grateful for it. [applause] david: those were the bercow years. full of icing, modernizing, certainly not dull. he was never going to go quietly. as he heads to the? circuit, perhaps he too will discover the merits of a soothing predicament. speaker bercow: order, order. ♪ >> thanks for your comments. we go to david next in oklahoma on the democrats line. >> thank you for taking my call. i think the winner in this process is c-span. it is the one network president trump not criticize. it is the one network that will open the phones to the speaker who was just before me and that myself. i am in a state, as a democrat, where all 77 counties in 2016 voted for president trump. i think there has been enough evidence in what i have seen, which is featured on c-span, and without commentary from millionaire anchors, that there needs to be a trial in

locations in recent weeks, that president trump has said why not switzerland?ost neutral location you could think of and he said it with a laugh but i'm told by administration officials he was serious and that switzerland has been one of the places that has been at least on a longer list if not on a short list recently. reuters reporting that switzerland and sweden are under consideration with europe now likely instead of iowa, which the president said just less than a week ago was the likely location >> we know you've been following this closely thanks for bringing us the late latest >> still to come, shares of uber getting beat up in today's trade. ♪ >> that hurt >> early uber investor in the start of that movie, ed norton, talks that investment, streaming wa a h nrsndisew film, motherless brooklyn. next stay with us with more than 85 years of experience over multiple market cycles. with portfolio managers who are encouraged to do what's right over what's popular. focused on helping me achieve my investors' unique goals. can i find an investment firm that get

. >> the best thing about switzerland is not it's chocolate or watches.ing about switzerland is roger federer. wife and to thank my my three children. for the support, stoicism and fortitude which they have displayed through thick and thin throughout the last decade. i will always be grateful for it. [applause] >> those were the brca 2 years -- bercow years. certainly not dull. international the circuit, perhaps he will --cover the merits of the merits of-- >> order. order. ♪ >> members of parliament have voted to hold a special general election on december 12 this means the parliament will be out of session for five weeks during the campaign. you can watch coverage of prime minister's questions when they return live on c-span2. >> next week, the house intelligence committee and chair impeachmentcontinue inquiries, beginning tuesday morning at 9:00 eastern on c-span3, watched live testimony from jennifer williams, 82 vice president mike pence and director for european affairs at the national security council, and a 2:30, investor kurt volker, the u.s. cas

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the best thing about switzerland is roger federer. i want to thank my wife and my three children.rt, stoicism, and fortitude which they have displayed through thick and thin over the last decade. i will never forget it and i will always be grateful for it. [applause] david: and those were the bercow years. contentious, polarizing, modernizing. certainly not dull. as he heads for the international circuit, perhaps he too will discover the merits of a soothing predicament. >> order. order. ♪ go to david on the democrats line. thisthink the winner in whole process is c-span. it is the one network that present trump -- president trump did not criticize. myself, i will state as all 77 counties voted for president trump. there is enough evidence from what i have seen, which is unfiltered on c-span and without commentary from millionaire anchors that there needs to be a trial in the senate. work its wayss out. >> live coverage of the impeachment inquiry of the administration's response on c-span. your unfiltered view of the impeachment inquiry. the house judiciary committee holds a heari

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has met 16 year old lane of from switzerland. the organizers have invited christoph schmidt to take part in a panel about carbon tax the chairman of the german council of economic experts he advises the german government on carbon pricing. and it's a misconception you have just read that it was $22.00 degrees celsius in greenland yesterday and within just 24 hours 12000000 tonnes of ice melted we want to know what we can do to stop this happening to prevent temperatures from continuing to rise. and a carbon tax is one proposal that comes up again and again. as you said people are miserly and that's why pricing works you could put it like this there's some things free it's not worth anything that was fair is used as a free dumping ground for carbon emissions there's no global cost applied to this and that's why it's overused. believes that carbon pricing would make the german government stick to its climate targets. but with the general public accept it. friday's for future is calling on the government to introduce a 180 year old

the fate vengeur masque is a huge wine festival taking place in switzerland since 1797.ry 20 years, and this year lu cy we nt once every 20 years, and this year lucy went along to take part. as well as being unesco protected, vevey is famous for the fete des vignerons. they produced 100 million litres of wine per year, but only export 2% of it. are you ready? 0ver half a million bottles of wine. the festival itself began as a one—day fee is hosted by an ancient brotherhood as a way to record the best winemaker in the region. and it clearly ta kes best winemaker in the region. and it clearly takes the locals a while to recover as the festival only takes place once every 20—25 years. the fete des vignerons began in 1797 as a small parade through the streets of vevey. but because of unrest in the region over the next couple of decades, the next event wasn't organised for another 22 years. a cycle that has remained ever since. today the climax of the celebration isa today the climax of the celebration is a daily so that takes place in a special stadium and features over 5000

the best thing about switzerland is roger federer. i want to thank my wife and my three children.rt, stoicism, and fortitude which they have displayed through thick and thin over the last decade. i will never forget it and i will always be grateful for it. [applause] david: and those were the bercow years. contentious, polarizing, modernizing. certainly not dull. as he heads for the international circuit, perhaps he too will discover the merits of a soothing predicament. mr. bercow: order. order. ♪ announcer: members of parliament have voted to hold a special general election on december 12. this means the parliament will be out of session for five weeks during the campaign. you can watch coverage of prime minister's questions when they return live on c-span2. our c-span campaign 2020 bus team is traveling across the country, visiting key battleground states in the 2020 presidential race, asking voters which issues they want candidates to address during the campaign. >> i would like the candidates to focus on what is good for the american people and put the people of our country a

reported switzerland and sweden are under discussion but officials say ner unlikely but not impossibleites. the firmist evident deadline for sign something now viewed at december 15th. that's the dat the tariffs on $150 billion in consumer goods effectake for nightly business report, kayla tausche. uncertaintye stalled stocks. the major averages a were littl unchged after struggling moving to further record territory. theow fell less than a point closing at 27492, nasdaq down 24, the s&plied two points. >>> the big economic report today shows that p ductivit fell the first time since 2015. the0.3% conclude decline from the third quarter reflected a lotback in production as the economyd towards the end of the summer. economists say bceinesses re production response to softe demand, especially for exports. >>> now to one of the biggest corporate stof the year, boeing and its 737 max. the ceo of american airlines said today he expects the f.a. plane to r to the air in nded the near future. and ceo doug parr said that airline will be ready. ed his >>> the ceo of boeing talked about his dec

the entire pension fund system in switzerland is having a hard time.e interest are bad for this side of the business. however, we do not see the swiss national bank being the first mover. they are following closely what is happening with the european central bank, and the next move went to the other section. two years ago everyone was betting on the fact that by the end of 2019, negative interests would be done. now we think we will still have to deal with that for the next two years. guy: what is happening, to circle back to brexit and what is happening in london. london is becoming more of a central place for trade chinese currency. currency volumes in london are continually going up. as you look at boris johnson's plan, do you see anything that would change any of that trajectory? mark: i do not think so. i think london will stay the great place it is whatever will happen with brexit. i think london will stay london, whatever happens. there will be some changes when it comes to dealing with europe. whatever the deal will be, i do not think the u.k.

that we've been seeing over the last weeks compare that to a child growing up on a mountain in switzerland there's going to be a major major difference in terms of respiratory issues just as there's going to be a question of malnutrition issues for a child in sub-saharan africa compared to that child in switzerland that said though this is all about the question of development see it's whether or not diseases become chronic in development children are very very vulnerable that particular point in their lives infants and small children if they develop problems while they're developing they turn into chronic issues that can last for an entire lifetime or so they're kind of doomed just because of being a lucky being born somewhere where the conditions are not optimum ok talk about life expectancy because that has been growing and growing and growing do you see a trend of that reversing because of climate change well it's very difficult to say this report is kind of a warning shot i mean it's looking at what would happen in particular if we continue with business as usual business as usual wou

in switzerland, a vigil in memory of women killed by their partners.ed around the world are killed by a partner orfamily member. translation: in today's switzerland, domestic violence is a pressing issue. on average, two out of five women have experienced domestic violence at some point in their lives. translation: we still have some way to go. they are just out of childhood so now i am teaching them the hard reality of adult life. women don't enjoy the same rights as men, we can'tjust stroll out in the streets the way a man would. in france, where the numbers of women murdered by a partner or ex—partner has gone up, a promise to toughen the law, to crack down on coercive control and remove parental rights from abusive partners. translation: when it can save lives, we want to give doctors the possibility of setting aside medical confidentiality in extreme cases where there is a serious risk of more violent. but the demos didn't go down well everywhere. in turkey, the antiviolence marches turned violent, with police using pepper spray to break up the cr

the best thing about switzerland is roger federer. three children, oliver, freddie and jemima, for the support, stoicism and fortitude which they have displayed through thick and thin over the last decade. i'll never forget it and i will always be grateful for it. applause. and those were the bercow years. contentious, polarising, modernising, certainly not dull. he was never going to go quietly but as he heads for the international chat show circuit, perhaps he, too, will discover the merits of a soothing medicament. order, order! hello. the worst of the winds we've seen today are easing but we have had some particularly nasty weather today in terms of wind but also heavy rain in places. this is one view from one of our weather watchers in cornwall. in terms of wind gusts today, i mean, it is a very exposed site but the isle of wight, the weather station there, 109 mph, and in plymouth, 83 mph, and across much of southern england and south wales and into the channel isles and isles of scilly, it was very stormy for a time. while it r

the best thing about switzerland is roger federer.hree children, 0liver, freddie and jemima, for the support, stoicism and fortitude which they have displayed through thick and thin over the last decade. i'll never forget it and i will always be grateful for it. applause. and those were the bercow years. contentious, polarising, modernising, certainly not dull. he was never going to go quietly but as he heads for the international chat show circuit, perhaps he, too, will discover the merits of a soothing medicament. 0rder, order! hello there. parts of england and wales look extremely wet on thursday with the risk of localised flooding in places and the risk of some travel disruption, all courtesy of this new area of low pressure thanks of this new area of low pressure to an almost statil weather thanks to an almost stationary weather front tied into this area of low pressure which will park itself on top of the uk. after a pretty wet night for parts of england and wales as that weight —— rain band has been falling northwards, it will

the best thing about switzerland is roger federer. three children, 0liver, freddie and jemima, for the support, stoicism and fortitude which they have displayed through thick and thin over the last decade. i'll never forget it and i will always be grateful for it. applause. and those were the bercow years. contentious, polarising, modernising, certainly not dull. he was never going to go quietly but as he heads for the international chat show circuit, perhaps he, too, will discover the merits of a soothing medicament. 0rder, order! it isa it is a different start to the many of us, lighter winds and some sunshine to enjoy these lovely autumn colours. lighter winds because this area of low pressure has been thinning and weakening. that is why we are seeing a bit more sunshine as well. it is not com pletely sunshine as well. it is not completely dry, there is still this weather front wrapped in which is bringing some wet weather to eastern parts of scotland. 0ne bringing some wet weather to eastern parts of scotland. one or two showers e

switzerland have a good team but i watched their progress.h the republic of ireland and denmark and a talented team. turkey we re denmark and a talented team. turkey were ina denmark and a talented team. turkey were in a group with france and iceland so to come out of that they have done well and of course, italy, fantastic qualifying, winning every game so, yeah, that'll be a tough game, obviously. last but not least the final group. astonishingly of the three winners of the last three major tournaments. we know portugal are in there, the reigning european champions. they have been drawn alongside france, the current world champions in germany as well. so you have to feel for the fourth team that will be put into that group, group f. toughest of all of the groups by far. that will be the winner of play of part a. anyone of hungary, iceland, bulgaria. you feel for any of those teams playing in that group. astonishingly of germany, portugal and france in there. we knew that england could have been drawn against france. they were loitering in p

lucy and about 30,000 other people in the stadium in switzerland back in august. stay with us.equired past this point." they weren'tjoking. well, we're always up for a challenge here on the travel show, but mike raised the bar recently when he went to malaysia and tackled a climb that was a real test of endurance. but the reward was spectacular views. i'm in gunung mulu national park in malaysia's biggest state, sarawak. it's home to some of the world's largest caves, formed from limestone and shaped by millions of years of ground and rainwater. this process also created a bizarre collection of stone spires above the ground. at almost 50 metres tall, the pinnacles are an imposing spectacle. but to get there, sightseers face a long, brutal track through the rainforest. "caution. "a high degree of physical fitness is required past this point. "eight hours' round trip." lead the way! you weren'tjoking. how is it? steep! we've onlyjust started and i'm already pretty exhausted. it's another kilometre before i reach the most treacherous stage. this is the first ladder. 0k. right, hel

switzerland are a good team. i watch their progress.blic of ireland and denmark, a talented team. and, yeah, tacky and a group with france as well the dyes them so to come out of that, they have done well and of course, italy, fantastic qualifying, winning every game so, yeah, that'll be a tough game, obviously. 20 nations know which pot they're going to be in. four teams in the play—offs will in march, john. we love a group of death and this is an absolute classic. germany, france, the welsh champions, portugal, the reigning european champions, all in the same group. —— the world champions. i know. i think that is why england under gareth southgate will feel that they have been handed a favourable draw because we knew that france were lurking in part two. they were not one of the top seeds in pot one. we knew they could have been drawn potentially in england's group and portugal, after a stuttering qualification, they were loitering in pot three. so having avoided those big nations i think england will certainly be pleased but certainl

europe president trump is expected to attend the nato leader submit in december he has suggested switzerland as the neutral location leaders have reported switzerland and sweden are under discussion the firm deadline for a deal signing is now viewed as december 15. >>> let's taicke a look at the yuan the onshore and offshore yuan both down and surely showing deescalation let's take a look now at the major indices. we are seeing gains of the dax at 0.7%. the export is heavy. highly showing how things progress everything is green here the outperformer here. the ftse mib is up unicredit is quite a performer this morning the key message here is green across the board it is an earnings day for germany in particular today, we have a number of results coming through. you heard from seimans in the headlines. the cyclical chinese sectors with auto, travel and leisure, and then defense utilities, food and bev and real estate i mentioned seimens there. they reported a 20% jump in operating profit thanks to an increase in larger orders. the company expects geopolitical and economic risk will cause a dec