zurich in december sparkles like a giant christmas tree the city's cathedral defines the skyline and at this time of year the atmosphere in switzerland's largest city is quaint and cozy. even the opera house is lit up for the occasion. for third year running the opera house is offering free daily christmas concerts in the late afternoon if you do not see him are always trying to attract a new audience to the opera house and get them excited about what we have to offer and i thought about how it's too bad that with the christmas market and so many people rights front door the door is closed but just come be so i thought about it and came up with the idea of a music oriented advent calendar. today french composer diaries mijo is on the program. the musicians choose the pieces themselves for the fifteen minute concerts they might be short but they always draw in a big crowd. that's too bad it was super good everyone played really well since so super it's a great way to relax after a hard day's work it's. just a stone's throw away from the opera house and the christmas market is the city

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>> you know zurich.nnounced a couple of weeks ago, the ceo stepped down and now there is speculation that he might be a possible candidate. we have not had anything confirmed. he could be a good fit for the job. it will be more speculation. on the other hand, they say they stage and at this we have not said this is just an interim solution. we have no reason at this point in time to speculate further. mark: great job. see you soon. bloomberg's finance reporter in zurich. changes at the top and swiss banking. coming up, following stocks. less than 35 minutes away from the thursday's session. it has been a day dominated by central bank moves. bank of england, european central bank, the swiss national bank, the norwegian central bank. stocks are lower today. parse comments from draghi. sterling down against the dollar. we have to raise interest rates and bureau trading lower against -- euro trading lower against the pound. 35 minutes away from the end of thursday's session. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ york,it is

back tojune 2015 when the american authorities first swooped starting with a hotel alarm call in zurich42 football chiefs and tv executives have been indicted. these defendants began to seek to institutionalise the corruption so that it lived on not for the good of the game and that for their own personal gain.- securing convictions was not easy, manuel berger was accused in god of making a cut throat gesture towards the prosecution's star witness while an argentine official accused of taking cash took his own life. allegations of bribery at the top of world football began in new york two and a half years ago and many of the officials involved our core operating in the hope of getting a reduced sentence. the fall out for fifa does not stop with this trial and there are many references in court to future world cup. key witnesses described how payments allegedly stemming from qatar which will host the 2022 world cup were made to senior officials. yet they did not state what the money was for. tournament organisers insist there is no evidence of wrongdoing. the past few years have been ver

. >> we're joined from zurich by the global chief investor for ubs. we've seen health is a prospect of that driving global equities market do you think this bill as currently constituted will continue to do that? >> we definitely think as we enter the new year that global equities can go higher and if you look at the global index, of course, the u.s. plays an important part in that tax reform as a first order of effect, it may have a small impact but there's lots of secondary effects. if the republicans can continue to deregulate in the united states, that can give a boost, but all of these factors are underpinned by global gdp growth, continued corporate earnings growth and the still stimulative central bank policy around the world. >> talk about europe, specifically europe versus u.k. equities we're looking at forecasts for the u.k. how will that weigh on the stocks in london >> well, we think that european equities should be overweight versus u.k. equities because we believe a lot of the good things that would happen to the u.k. due to the weakenin

but the actual moment i remember very well was breakfast at my apartment at the time in zÜrich, wheno and chairman came by, and basically told thomas jordan was there at the time, myself, and the head regulator that they needed help. that was a clear, decisive moment. from then on, the plane went into action. and that was a tough moment, because knew we had to do it. would be thenew it -- thing to do in many ways. francine: talk to me about the capping of the franc to the euro. were there other possible scenarios? philipp: this has been building up for weeks if not months, so we have time to look at different scenarios. we also had a history. the snb and the country have faced similar circumstances in the past. we had a great team. we had not just a board, but quite a few experts economists work out everyo possible angle to every possible scenario. by the time we triggered it, i felt that we had done all the possible preparation we could. have done as an institution. francine: that at the time was a big risk. taker by nature? philipp: one of my mentors told me early on "sometimes not

but the actual moment i remember very well was breakfast at my apartment at the time in zÜrich, whenand chairman came by, and basically told thomas jordan was there at the time, myself, and the head regulator , and they told us that they now needed help. that was a clear, decisive moment. from then on, the plane went into action. and that was a tough moment, because knew we had to do it. but we also knew it would be the grave thing to do in many ways. francine: talk to me about the capping of the franc to the euro. were there other possible scenarios? and why did you go for that one in the end? philipp: this has been building up for weeks if not months, so we have time to look at many different scenarios. we also had a history. the snb and the country have faced similar circumstances in the past. we also had a great team. we brought in that just a board, but i brought in quite a few experts, economists, to work out every possible angle to every , through every possible scenario. by the time we triggered it, i felt that we had done all the possible preparation we could have done as an

more than that that is the power of minority with the minority as the director is the moderate to zurich. organic maybe hierarchical so. this understand the govt liberal democracy. democracy in its original sense so i think that in the kremlin sure taken decisions concerning only global aspects for example nuclear or diplomatic relations this other contra strategy go speck the specs of the will of the country but. to me it's the power of the decision making on the lowest level possible but each should not be based on the concept of individual it should be based on the concept of organic go communities that is different that is made of the individuals you know and why do they have to they have to be liberalism kind of things that community is something that goes after the individual so it is artificially create something from starting from individualism i am sure that the community is beer or all the cultural core that defines everything and you come to every continent in the room so individualism and if you do is that purely liberal false your own house concept that is. dangerous because

. >> munich to zurich. >> if you drive a chevy, tracking santa can be one click away apparently.et and on star have partnered with norad to give drivers the ability to see where santa is on his christmas eve journey. even if you have the kids in the car going to grandma's house, they can still track santa. they can track him as he makes his way through the sky and down the chimney. >> that might be hard to do. >> you can see where he is in the sky. >>> "news 4 today" begins with breaking news. >>> tax cuts and jobs act is passed. >> that breaking news right here in the district. senators staying up all night to pass a tax reform bill. what it means for you and your paycheck. >>> plus, grade changing scandal. parents coming face to face with the administrators they claim have been lying for months and the changes that could be coming to your child's classroom. >>> all right. the moment we've all been waiting for. >> and we have a winner. the new singer crowned as "the voice." which of the finalists pulls off the final win? >> did you see the slit in that dress? >> it's the they ha

remember those dramatic dawn raids we saw in zurich against fifa officials in a 5—star hotel, that's2 people indicted. these two men have pleaded not guilty, taking it to court and now we have partial verdicts finding two guilty on a number of those counts. as you say we expect the final decision on tuesday for the final count. you have followed this for a long time, in terms of fifa and the future, can this verdict, can you put it into context for us? fifa was blindsided in may, 2015, when the raids happened. i was sat in the hotel early in the morning watching jose maria marin, the former head of brazilian football, being led away by swiss authorities on behalf of their american counterparts. he was extradited to new york and there was shock through the system that finally, what many had suspected had been going on in the game, had caught up with it. us authorities pursued charges against a number of those people, 42 in total. 2a in total have played guilty, hoping to receive more lenient sentences in return for cooperating. over the last five weeks many have been in this court roo

zurich has the best airport. that's all it comes down to. can zurich win jobs out of this uproar?g fine. we have a very low unemployment rate. a good economy. the financial sector is focused on wealth management. so i think one needs to be realistic here. the ability to absorb thousands of jobs and take on some of this. i think it is limited. remember, switzerland does not have a financial services agreement with the european union. in many ways, there is a very similar story there. this is precisely my point. you cannot have the cake and eat it. this will not happen. francine: what do we understand about the government? do they have financial services as a priority or not? if you're right, you prioritize financial services or focus on the rest. >> to me there is a lack of clarity, understanding or honesty in this entire debate. there will be no fudge. presumably, the brexitters or the hard brexitters are very much aware of the fact that there will be no fudge. therefore brexit means no financial services agreement. i think they know that. it seems to me they are very intelligent,

prepared, but the actual moment i remember very well was at breakfast at my apartment at the time in zurich the ceo and the chairman came by and basically told, -- thomas jordan was there at the time, myself, and the head regulator, and they told us that they now needed help. that was a very clear, decisive moment. from then on, the plan went into action. and that was a tough moment, because we knew that we had to do it. but we also knew that it would be the gravest thing to do in many ways. francine: talk to me about the capping of the franc to the euro. again were there other possible , scenarios? why did you go for that one in the end? philipp: we knew this had been building up for weeks if not months, so we had time to look at many different scenarios. we also had a history. the snb of course and the country have faced similar circumstances in the past. and we also had a great team. we brought in not just a board, but i also brought in quite a few of the experts, economists, to work out every possible angle -- we worked through every possible scenario. so by the time we triggered it, i

trace back to may 2015 when the american authorities first swooped, starting with a hotel call in zurichall, 42 football chiefs and executives have been indicted. these defendants, it is alleged, sought to institutionalise their corruption to ensure that it lived on, not for the good of the game, but for their own personal aggrandisement and gain. but securing convictions has not been easy. manuel berga was accused in court of making a cut—throat gesture towards the prosecution's star witness, while an argentine official named as taking cash took his own life. the investigation into bribery and corruption at the very top of world football began here in new york city over two and a half years ago. many of the officials caught up are cooperating with the authorities in the hope of receiving a reduced sentence. but the fallout for fifa, well, it doesn't stop with this trial, given the many references in court to a future world cup. key witnesses in the case described how payments allegedly stemming from qatar, which will host the 2022 world cup, were made to senior world officials. but they

snow and ice led to about 40 accidents in the zurich on tuesday and six people were killed in three separateould reach 40 below zero in some parts of the region today. the wind is the worst part, you can't do anything. officials aren't sure when they will be out of aren't sure when they will be out of a state of emergency but they are asking everyone to stay inside until ci’ews asking everyone to stay inside until crews clear the streets. snow and ice are also causing disruption in many parts of the uk, with thousands of homes without power and dangerous conditions on the roads. the runway at stansted airport was closed twice during the day with a number of flights cancelled. phil mackie reports from kenilworth, warwickshire in the english midlands. horn blasts. the motorway at a standstill. it's always busy here anyway, but throw in five centimetres of snow and you've got chaos. on the a14 things were even worse. this lorry span out of control, leaving drivers stranded. good morning. it's just gone past ten o'clock in the morning. as you can see, we're stationary here on the a14, not going

seven before the asian financial crisis he started sky bridge capital now with offices in new york zurich and florida he's written several books including goodbye gordon gekko how to find your fortune without using your soul to the little book of hedge funds and he's also a loyal republican with bonds with democrats in the past including this interaction with the then incumbent president barack obama and i represent the wall street community we have felt like opinion maybe you don't feel like you're whacking us with a stick but we certainly feel like we've been whacked with a stick but like many loyal republicans scaramucci hasn't been certain loyal to the current commander in chief attacking trump as well as showing support for wiki leaks disgraced hillary clinton calling her incredibly competent in fact his twitter account shows that beyond just being anti trumpy different from the republican base on a wide range of issues in the past the mooch has tweeted that he is and the death penalty pro-gun control pro-choice a strong believer in climate change and against trump's mexico border wa

are rubberfor which launched in may of 2015, are rubber for remember those dramatic dawn raids in zurich—star hotel at six am, that is where this all started, 1:2 am, that is where this all started, 42 people in total indicted but these three men have pleaded not guilty, took it all away to court, and now we have partial verdicts in these cases which finds two of them guilty on a number of those counts. richard conway baird, all sports correspondent. the un security council has unanimously backed tough new sanctions against north korea, severely restricting its ability to import oil. a visit by the foreign secretary to russia to repair relations has ended in public disagreement and accusations of lying. the fourth election in as many years in the spanish region of catalonia has once again confirmed its divisions. the party that won the most votes doesn't support independence tokyo. we are seeing crowds gathering in tokyo where we can see the crowds gathering to meet the emperor akihito, who are gathered to wish him happy birthday. december 23 is currently a national holiday, but that may

we get through to sunday and see a bit of a thaw taking place there across the swiss alps anyway zurich coming in at eleven degrees madrid also seeing temperatures of eleven degrees and further east we're seeing some heavy rain affecting more central parts of turkey so move along the coast of north africa and we've got quite brisk winds coming in from the north so temperatures nothing special and quite a few showers being driven into the gulf of certain regions it could be some fairly heavy rain here in quite rough seas i would have thought colorado should fare quite well with temperatures twenty one but here to will find as our system moves further east the weather will begin to turn somewhat more unsettled so head into central parts of africa we still got fine conditions in many areas we have got some showers affecting japan and we could see wanted to force in deeper bill here twenty nine. again you know what your. top stories this. syrian rebels on the left an enclave in southwestern syria after making a deal with the government a convoy of buses from damascus has arrived in the regi

even as we head into christmas day we're looking at nine degrees there in madrid and around six in zurich for the other side of the mediterranean we do have a fair amount of cloud here is where you can see this area just working its way steadily towards the east it should have cleared away really by monday and behind it it should be an awful lot clearer just a few residual showers perhaps around the coast but for the northern parts of africa falling and dry we're looking at a top temperature of around eighteen but for the central belt of africa just in the southern parts we've got the showers in the three d. how things are going to stay over the next few days some of the showers could be rather lively as they gradually what their way towards leap of. the weather sponsored by cats are at ways. we're living through a technological revolution but all the machines taking over if a piece of machinery goes wrong is there a chain of litigation through which we can bring a legal system to bear oxford university as professor of machine learning steven roberts talks to all jersey at this time. that

who created the me to movement decade ago to radha burke missing is lupita nyong'o the only woman zurich years r.v. weinstein and who took some of the most vile abuse from his team for it where is e.s.p.n. firebrand or actual and feminist warrior leslie jones. so really i wonder how they managed to sidestep the winner of the reader's poll that's right he knew what feminist mail of the middle east crown prince of saudi arabia oh . yeah the guy allows women to drive allows them to drive and he gets twenty six percent of the vote really time everything didn't even list him in the runners up who were like donald trump. robert muller kimbra xion calling capper dick and patty jenkins it's as if the reader poll never really happened or maybe as often is the case the crown prince will get his cover in the middle east and women around the world will again see a glaring example of the hypocrisy of gender a man who bombed and starved a nation gets praised while a woman of color who spent a decade fighting for all of us to be able to speak out is relegated to the sidelines and that ladies and gentle

is a difference makes quite a lot of penetration six degrees as max in london and back the same in zurich snow on the ground and on the alps but it's the breeze that will make you feel really cold and then it's comparable temperature wise with the rest of europe as it's been sitting in the last few days but with a significant wind snow fall in norway in probably sweden but really it's going to go as fast size as the balkans and a line still takes you through the baltic states single thing is the most still twelve in euro and cent in athens about twelve in madrid but look at xerox max that cold air has been penetrating and sticking hasn't yet got much further south we've already had a drop in temperature to give you teens all the way along the north coast of africa indeed even in the middle of libya as to what's in the sky a passing shower maybe but probably not sunshine twenty in cairo and eighteen in rabbit. arts. welcome back you with al-jazeera live from recapping our top stories for you a deal has been reached between the u.k. and the e.u. following brags that negotiations to move on

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>> en dos ocasiones ha sido robada, en algÚn momento estuvo guardada en una caja de seguridad en zuriche a veces lo miras y dices no entiendo, pero son dos figuras humanas que llevan un globo terrÁqueo sobre los hombros. >> sabemos muchÍsimo. >> eso es lo que me encanta, no nada mÁs lo que significa, pero son 18 kilates de oro.. >> perdÓn, pocas personas saben lo importante que puede wlellega ser una copa. >> y tÚ sabes eso. (risas). >> bueno, en fin. estoy hablando de la copa de el mundo. >> ¿ en serio?. >> ¿ en serio, gallo?. >> estaremos atentos, es todo en las noticias, los espero el lunes, los dejo con janice y el pronÓstico del tiempo, adelante. >> muchas gracias, paulina, bueno, maÑana sÁbado ¿ quÉ podemos esperar? sÉ que tiene planes de fin de semana, si vive por las carolinas necesitarÁ el paraguas porque contaremos con algo de inestabilidad, copo adiciones mayormente estables, por por nueva inglaterra, por el pacÍfico noroeste, mire la actividad, serÁ un fin de semana con nieve, condiciones peligrosas para washington a la hora de conducir tÉngalo, aquÍ pueden ver las temperatu

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she was in zÜrich injured yesterday in switzerland. her back seized up.unable to take part in today's world cup which was canceled because of the weather. still, the injuries sparked an avalanche of nasty tweets and venom from people applauding her injury, something she is deserving of her injury for criticizing the president, saying it's karma that she is reaping what she has sown and tweeting about her injury. unfortunately i will not be able to race today, i am extremely disappointed but my biggest goal this season is the olympics and i need to take care myself now so i can be ready for next week and more importantly for february. as always, thank you for the well wishes. she is an american gold medalist in hopes to in south korea in february. again, a sign of the times. another athlete throwing themselves into the political discourse and reminding all of us how nasty it can get. >> focus is so important. i wonder if some of this, maybe she was distracted by what she was saying and all the attention it was giving her that she lost focus which is so imp

. >>> zurich bought the life insurance unit of australia new zealand banking group for 2.1 billion. this cements the spot as us a recall australia's top life insurance supplier >>> and bitcoin dipped slightly after hitting a fresh record high continuing the recent surge, the cryptocurrency hit a high on monday it has drawn in millions of new investors sparking concern among regulators that it may be a bubble. >>> futures for bitcoin now trading on the cboe futures exchange have been steady with low volume 237 contracts were traded on monday compared to 3,956 on the first day of trading futures contracts for march 2018 were quoted at $18,110 with volume again low the ceo and cio of tatton investment management joins us it's fascinating this conversation about bitcoin i came in this morning and was disappointed bitcoin was only down 3%. we're used to the double digit swings how are you thinking about cryptocurrencies here and whether you see the full potential and is it something that will stay with us or just a craze and a tulip bubble as many critics in the market have been calling

it worked so well, he didn't think twice about traveling to zurich to get another implant. >> totallynless. >> two weeks later, christen and brady received a skype cal. >> i heard you went to switzerland. >> i got the drug treatment. it's great. i'm outside in sun right now. >> are you in central park. >> yes. i'm right here. so a lot of people out enjoying the day. >> do you want to ask him if he thinks you should do it some day. >> absolutely. i think as soon as you have the chance. i'm hoping it comes to the states soon. >> in 2016 t drug got a fast track designation from the fda, but not yet approved, but since there's no guarantee that the drug will ever be developed for pediatric use, brady was looking forward to one special birthday, his 18th. >> i let him do his countdown. i don't know what's going to happen. it's very good for brady to see what ken experienced. >> on the west coast of canada, shannon also thinking about her child's future. sometimes concerned about mckenzie's extreme shyness. >> made it harder for her to come out of her shell. >> a big day at school when mcke

prepared, but the actual moment i remember very well was breakfast at my apartment at the time in zurichnd chairman came by, and basically told, thomas jordan was there at the time, myself, and the head tor, and they told us that they needed help. that was a clear, decisive moment. from then on, the plan went into action. and that was a tough moment, because knew we had to do it. but we also knew it would be the thing to do in many ways. francine: talk to me about the capping of the franc to the euro. were there other possible scenarios? philipp: this had been building up for weeks if not months, so we had time to look at different scenarios. we also had a history. the snb and the country have faced similar circumstances in the past. we had a great team. we had not just a board, but i brought in quite a few experts, economists, to work out every possible angle to every possible scenario. by the time we triggered it, i felt that we had done all the possible preparation we could have done as an institution. francine: that at the time was a big risk. are you a risk taker by nature? philipp:

by 2016 scientists at the university of zurich said they were amazed to find that their patients treated with the highest dose of april antibiotic drug witness today will tell us more about these and other advances that again the united states is walking point in the world. in this and we had two tremendous witnesses and experts who are doing their best and their staffs to make sure that we get their sooner rather than later. i would also point out for the record this congress i've joined my colleagues in introducing the bold act which would establish centers of excellence and it is designed to really take this to the next -- to have congressional support for this effort in a robust way. i've also reintroduced a law passed last year in the house t. deals with the wandering issue. we know that when alzheimer's or autism individuals have the bracelet, they're found usually within 30 minutes. when they don't and they go wandering, it can be catastrophic if not a cause of death from drowning and a whole host of other reasons if they are not rescued from that wandering. next week i will reint

multibillion-dollar family offices, london, geneva, paris, monaco, milan, paris -- i already mentioned i guess, zurichwas doing two conferences a day, judge and the acceptance of cryptocurrency, the embracing behind the technology of the currency which is virtually block chain itself is amazing and extremely strong and the money that's chasing after education in the space chrks is one of the reasons i was over there, trading in the space another reason i'm over there because our heat seeker technology works the same on anything that trades, judge. so we're trying to work with many of these banks and big family offices about that. and icos are so big, that's an initial coin offering of course, but i was over there exploring that for our investitue when i was overseas. >> serious question, were you paid in cash or in bitcoin >> in some cases i was paid in cash in most, i'd say 95% of the cases, judge, i was paid in atheorem, why atheorem number one it triansacts very fast number two, bitcoin is so popular right now nobody wants to pay with it i mean, they all want to use light coin, atheorem or one of t

problems if you try to get out and about and there's also been extra snow for some of us across in zurich lots of heavy snow there and around two hundred kilometers to the east also we've got just like this reports of germany these posts giving us rather strange formations in the snow there so lots of snow on the ground at the moment no one is doubting that but things are definitely now turning modern it's all part of this area of cloud here is working its way eastwards behind it it's tracking in some far model of the air so for london and paris today we're getting to around twelve or thirteen so already in double figures any snow on the ground of course will be melting and in that mold weather will be stretching its way towards the east as well so it looks like ballin and vienna with getting to around twelve so and the snow here will be melting in the next day or so with well so here's that system if it works its way eastwards is not to just bring us amal the weather is also bringing us some rain on its leading edge along a very to gauge we might see some snow but that will quickly turn