scans could prove useful we run the full program here in zurich we actually have the 3 d. centers where police and forensic experts were closely together to solve the. 3 d. tech is helping swiss investigators check the angle of a bullet impact victim testimonies and marks found on a victim's body. dr talley co-founded the vertamae program in the late 1990 s. today the 3 d. scans are not only used to clear up crimes but accidents too like this victim who died while mountain climbing globe obviously this technology has become standard at a number of major institutions around the world this time to try out of a global recognition not project is getting the sensors are too global so these are all mccain on this one but out in germany nearly 400 cases of murder were reported in 2018. police managed to solve almost all of them. but the clearance rate for residential burglaries is much lower in 201-711-7000 break ins were reported in germany police only made arrests in 18 percent of cases in the us now brooke police are hoping to stop burglaries before they even happen with the h

corinne gretier in zurich. more breaking news, on thomas cook. two red headlines. it sees challenging summer trading impacting full-year ebit, and it has had multiple bids for its airline. the two red headlines to break from thomas cook. marketseck in with the in asia. juliette saly, good to see you. juliet: a little mixed in asian markets. upside in china, but the stronger yen weighed on the nikkei, down 0.6% on the close. some weakness in the indonesian market, and watching india with the polls expected to come through. i want to show you the currency board, where most of the action has been today. australian unemployment going up to 5.2% in april, showing the aussie dollar hitting a fresh four month low, one of the worst-performing g10 currencies, tied with the kiwi today. you have also seen yields in

and it's not an only swiss thing to look at security issues political activism laura zimmerman in zurich really appreciate you joining us thank you. thank you. thousands of people are taking to the streets across europe in support of the european union the demonstrations like here in berlin are taking place just weeks before elections to the european parliament organizers hope to get out the vote for pro e.u. parties and to take a stand against populism in the far right. our correspondent thomas sparrow is at that demonstration in berlin thomas thanks for being here who exactly is rallying in berlin today a mixture of folk on his ations around 250 organizations on initiatives. protester day and other german cities and in other cities around europe according to organizers there are more than 40 european cities where people today are protesting in favor of the e.u. against nationalism and populism some of the organizations here are left leaning organizations we've also seen some political parties in particular from the center left all the left of the political spectrum also joining forces

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the city of zurich was here talk about their incredible energy initiatives that they've done. on and on, it's been a very busy six weeks. reminder of how much that we do in san francisco doesn't stay in san francisco and how curious the rest of the world is about learning from us. you want to call out that we not only give out money but we apply for money and the zero waste program received a $500,000 grant from cal recycle to do a big initiative on food waste prevention. that is going to be using interesting new tools we'll be contracting with ngos to accelerate. our food waste. as you may remember, one of the big commitments that came out of the climate action, the governor's climate action summit was to reduce our generation 15%. we're very much trying to figure out how do we reduce generation. that's why some of the grants were about reducing generation. we just applied for a big grant to look at reducing generation. that is what i want to say in terms of my -- going forward two items budget season is upon us. we are not a general fund department. continue to not be. our b

paul: the fed always data dependent, policy editor kathleen hays joining us from zurich.issan even more pressure -- under even more pressure after it falls below even the most pessimistic estimates. joins us toomeone discuss the trade talks and the market action. this is bloomberg. ♪ . this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: we are counting down to the sydney open, gray open but futures looking positive. we have more positive numbers out of u.s. equity markets rebounding for the worst selloff in four months. the aussie dollar consolidating around $.59. we are awaiting australian first quarter reports. i am shery ahn in new york. paul: i am paul allen in sydney. you are watching daybreak australia. president trump reassured investors he will clinch a trade deal with china. joining us now a chief portfolio manager, caleb silsby very we saw a rebound in the u.s. -- caleb silsby. we saw a rebound in the u.s. but we also saw how complacent markets got before the trade tweet from the president over the weekend. is this a genuine rebound or complacency again? caleb: the way we look at it, t

niki lauder has died at the age of 70 his family says he passed away in his sleep at a hospital in zurich how does health have been affected by here with a crash at the 1976 german grand prix is being remembered as one of the best and most charismatic drivers and or middle one history. this was the race that changed nicky lauder's life the austrian was pulled from the burning wreckage by fellow driver a priest read the then reigning world champion his last rights despite his horrific burns and lung damage he has staunchly returned to race just 6 weeks later he would go on to claim 2 more world titles and a glittering career his remarkable comeback and rivalry with british driver james hunt inspired the hollywood movie rush overcoming adversity remained a mantra of louder throughout his life. but i want to say one thing i've seen people here weaning and losing. their kid is the award to the losers because for my own experience winning is one thing or god of losing always learn more louder is the only man to have won championships for both ferrari and mclaren and ranks as one of the greates

picture there for on thursday but was tempered as much the same and it's cool down in london paris and zurich in the green strip there it's not just cool it's also can be fairly wet that's happening in the european mainland we've not seen very much active weather in the last few days in north africa the cloud is coming out of the interior you think the breeze is coming with it and therefore fairly dusty will seems like you know possibly true nice inside of libya but i'm sure as if you're on the coast although it's hot in current thirty nine or in the twenty's further west even getting back towards robots where clouds seems a possibility was just the interior it's only in the low twenty's so next two days . sponsored by catalyst. i mean you want to get down to the nitty gritty of the reality where they are on line and you have that male chauvinism that is in clash with in our global federation and it is really hard to get a piece of that or if you join us on saturday if. they can think up their minds this is a dialogue everyone has a voice talk to us and our lives need to chat and you too can

apparently zurich held this top number for quite some time. but we were able to replace them. >>> wow. . >> sounds good to me. >> well, look, this is something that may sound good to a lot of parents. something to think about, especially if you have a teenage driver. chevy introducing a buckle to drive feature. it is an industry first. parents put their car into teen drive mode. the driver is reminded to you can about el out. if they don't, it does not shift out of park. it will come standard in 2020 models. >> it should be for everybody. . >> this is true. >> speaking of teenagers, is kayla tillman walking up to her graduation ceremony on sunday. watch what happens next. >> we thank you and your family for the sacrifices you have made to defend our freedom. all the way from korea, please welcome u.s. staff sergeant anthony tillman. [ applause ]. >> how cool is that? kayla's military father surprised her at her graduation. get this, they haven't seen each other in 10 years. >> wow. >> he's a tank commander stationed in korea. face facetime kep

>>tops yeah, and that's kind of where we overtook zurich. took a while but in one short year we jumped 7 spots, the highest incomes in the world sky-high prices for things like avocado toast and rents and homes. all that being said san francisco has the highest salaries in world. residents bring in an average of $6526 a month of that tax. this according to a bank mapping the world's prices 2019 guide. sf chronicle did a great piece on this this week. some a little late to the story, but the tech sector is booming a bus to the head. we unseated zurich sadly as the income has grown the washington post did a great piece this week. and this is in the san francisco i remember from 20 years ago as teachers and artists and firefighters and policemen all flee the city for areas 3040 50 miles away where they can afford to live otherwise even some companies people like google have employees live in an rv ease the parking lot. i'm just because they have high incomes doesn't high quality of life they are all right so there you have it keep a keep tuning

we have a group in zurich. we have a group in miami.'re really excited about the work that we're doing, for latinas in many areas. for example, we have an ongoing wage gap in this country. damian: we're watching video of that right now that you all produced. anna: yeah, thank you. and all women, 20% less than white males as far as compensation, black women at 38% and latinas at 47%. so, this is a significant issue that we are addressing in the work that we're doing in lean in latinas. damian: all right, well, next time you have a conference in miami and you need a guest speaker, just feel free to let us know. anna: absolutely. damian: but give us your take. how fast or slow are we progressing in addressing this issue and fixing it? judy castro: well, you know, this is one of the things that john f. kennedy university has actually partnered with lean in latina. we both share the same mission, which is to provide information on the value of higher education to our latino students or latino population. demographically, we know that we are

police in the city of zÜrich say a 60-0-year-o-old swiss manan kd two female hostages and himself aftera three-year-old -- three-hour standoff. the nationality of the women is unknown. gun violence is rare in switzerland. this month, they agreed to acceptpt stricter gun laws. pope francis is in romania on a three day pilgrimage. he is urged the countries leaders to work closely together to confront society's problems. the visit to the predominantly orthodox country comes 20 years after pope john paul ii visited romania. hungarian authorities have said the search for 21 people missing after a riverboat sank in the river dam new will take some time -- river danube will take some time. seven people have been confirmed dead and the seven others were rescued. the captain of the cruise ship has been detained for questioning. >> the search continues. at the sight of the accident near budapest's margaret bridge, down the strtream and acrosss te serbian border 180 kilometers away. most of those on board the small sightseeing boat were south korean tourists. the boat sank on wednesday night. seve

our consumer reporter joins us from zurich.ee you. $10.2 billion, what does the market make of that price tag? doreen: it is a pretty good price for nestle, considering the previous estimates floating around were a little lower than that. in positionnestle to do another 20 billion franc share buyback program, when the current one expires this year. not expect major acquisitions this year, considering the starbucks rollout that just started. seewe're likely to acquisitions in the-growth categories, such as coffee, water, baby food, pet care. corinne, great to have you with us. ise us through why nestle selling skin health, and what that could tell us about what else we might see in m&a? corinne: so, ever since the new ceo came in, he has been trimming the portfolio, weeding out underperformers and laggards, and acquiring in high-growth areas. health unit has been a weak spot for nestle, facing a lot of competition from generic alternatives. they have also been cutting hundreds of jobs, and analysts including activist investor da

kathleen: thank you for joining me in zurich, we have never met in zurich before.nce that have joined us. when we look at the landscape, the fed has not then including a balance of risk statements so far. where does this leave us in terms of the balance of risk? the trade war has started. we don't know the impact. we know there were some vulnerable parts, weaker consumption and not good in the first quarter. john: let me step back to december thinking about the balance and risk. what we were thinking about was slowing global growth and financial conditions tightening. those are the two areas of risk i would focus on. on the international side, china's data and growth is becoming better in part because of policy actions taken there. mixed picture. on the global growth side there are downside risks, financial conditions have overall improved quite a bit in the last few months. overall the balance of risks is roughly where it has been. it changed a little bit, but been.roughly where it has flipping we don't want to lose track of it is the u.s. economy is ahead through

driver niki lauda he was 70 years old his family says he passed away in the sleep at a hospital in zurich how does health have been affected by a horrific crash of the 1976 german grand prix is being remembered as one of the best and most charismatic drivers in formula one history. this was the race that changed nicky lauder's life the austrian was pulled from the burning wreckage by fellow driver later a priest read the then reigning world champion his last rites despite his horrific burns and lung damage here stunningly return to race just 6 weeks later he would go on to claim 2 more world titles and a glittering career his remarkable comeback and rivalry with british driver james hunt inspired the hollywood movie rush overcoming adversity remained a mantra of louder throughout his life. but i want to say one thing i've seen people here winning and losing so that led to a dedicated this award to the losers because for my own experience winning is one thing or god of losing always learn more louder is the only man to have won championships for both ferrari and mclaren and ranks as one of

police in the city of zurich say a 60 year old swiss man killed 2 women hostages after a 3 hour standoff with police the nationalities of the women has not yet been determined gun violence is relatively rare in switzerland whether it is this month the greats adopt strict gun control laws. and india's prime minister narendra modi has held meetings with many south asian and southeast asian leaders part of his effort to build economic partnerships in the region noticeably absent however with pakistani prime minister imran khan relations between the 2 countries have been strained by the tensions in the disputed kashmir region. as south korea says it will not give up hope in the desperate search for survivors after a fatal dose accident in hungary killed at least 7 of its citizens foreign minister kan kong has arrived in budapest to pay her respects to the victims and get an update on the search and rescue operation on the river danube 21 people are still missing. on the banks of the danube visitors and residents of budapest paid tribute to the victims of this tragedy. a 6 year old girl is am

the police in the city of zurich say a 60 year old swiss man killed 2 female hostages after and himself after a 3 hour standoff with police the nationalities of the women are not yet known gun violence is relatively rare and switzerland where voters this month agree to adopt stricter gun control laws. and pope francis is in romania on a 3 day cross-country pilgrimage has urged the country's political and religious leaders to work more closely together to confront society's problems the pontiff visit to the predominantly orthodox country comes 20 years after pope john paul the 2nd visit if. you can. carry an authority as have said the search for 21 people missing after a river boat sank in the river danube in budapest will take some time the boat carrying south korean tourists was rammed by a cruise ship 7 people have so far been confirmed dead and 7 others were rescued the captain of the cruise ship has been detained for questioning. the search continues at the site of the accident near budapest's margaret bridge and all the way downstream and across the serbian border 180 kilometers aw

police in the city of zurich say a 60 year old swiss man killed 2 women hostage is off to a 3 hour standoffwith police the nationalities of the women has not yet been determined gun violence is relatively rare in switzerland where voters this month agreed to adopt strict gun control those. india's prime minister would never enter modi has held meetings with many south asian and southeast asian leaders part of his effort to build economic partnerships in the region noticeably absent was pakistani prime minister imran khan relations between the 2 countries have been strained tensions in the disputed kashmir region. pope francis is in romania on a 3 day cross-country pilgrimage he has urged the country's political and religious leaders to work more closely together to confront society's problems the pontiff visit to the predominantly also the country comes 20 years off the pope john paul the 2nd made the same trip. now south korea says it will not give up hope in the desperate search for survivors off the a fatal dose accidents in hungary killed at least 7 of its citizens foreign minister has

high during the week as at weekends and london and bristol are up there with barcelona, antwerp, zurichne is asking the question why are people taking a lot of coke in london and bristol? that is more interesting to me than the coke. why are those two cities where people are those two cities where people are taking the most? why aren't they asking that? why is it happening there in these two cities? a lot of investigations over the years where they do with the swabs in toilets come in primary schools, places of work. it is absolutely everywhere. it has always been there. tell me about this, sunday times, flea bag star, i wanted to be a boy. this is from grant tucker, the entertainment correspondent. phoebe waller bridge said she was such a tomboy she would have jumped at the chance to be a boy. i have a transgender woman in my family, very close. and i think this is two macro stories. one, she says she wanted to be a tomboy, that is not a transgender person and suddenly the correspondent goes into this long discussion, that is really wrong. wanting to be a tomboy and being a transgender

bad with berlin seeing about $25.00 degrees but a little bit cooler out here towards the west with zurich a rainy day for you at 14 degrees well here across the northern part of africa was seeing quite a few clouds not a lot of rain within those clouds though temperatures hover into the low twenty's for most locations but we are going to be seeing a little bit more clouds and possibility by the time we get to monday of some rain here across parts of central algeria towards parts of morocco they're looking quite nice at $22.00 degrees up here towards algiers it is going to be a partly cloudy day 23 in tunis more clouds in your forecast with a temperature of 23 degrees there. goodbye. remorse. when they're both struck many died and many wrist to end the epidemic. this is their story through the lens of local filmmakers would see people making sacrifices whopping awful mission this is what i want to see survivors a witness documentary on al jazeera one of the really special things about working for al-jazeera is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much empathy and contribution to a

going to be seeing some sun and your forecast at 20 degrees paris though some clouds few at $21.00 in zurich at about 18 degrees there well plenty of clouds here across much of northern africa coming in from parts of algeria over here towards tunisia as well in those clouds we could be seeing a rain shower or 2 but we don't think it's going to be too heavy at times tempers across the sahara we are talking about low forty's for many locations but up here across the coast it is tripoli about $22.00 degrees there here on monday and into tuesday over here towards benghazi though we are talking about $31.00 degrees there down towards parts of cairo we are looking at $39.00 to greece and us one it is going to be a warm day if you would sunny to forecast 42. as yugoslavia disintegrated war descended on its inhabitants. amidst the death and destruction one man created a peaceful microcosm for boys whose fathers faced each other in battle episode 3 of football rebels enters the world of footballing legend praed right push each. who when from coaching boys football to teaching young men life president

. >> reporter: up on the roof of an industrial plant outside zurich, switzerland up the scaffolding and we found rows of circular vents, the first commercial-scale facility bringing back what we all put up in the sky. >> this is capturing co2 directly from air. >> just here out in the air. it's grabbing the co2 from the air. >> yes. >> collecting it. >> exactly. >> reporter: louisa charles represents climeworks, one of the handful of start-ups neutralizing carbon dioxide by removing it and reusing it. >> we on the one hand have a source of energy. >> reporter: the source is waste heat from a garbage incineration plant just below. >> inside we have a felt material which is highly selective so it captures only co2. >> reporter: to make it a business they needed buyers for the carbon dioxide, and they found their first one just a few hundred yards away. a greenhouse looking for fertilizer. >> there's a big cherry tomato. >> taste it. >> that's pretty good. >> reporter: and down the road professor marcus friedel has started using climeworks carbon to make fuel. >> in this reactor we have hy

bad with berlin seeing about $25.00 degrees but a little bit cooler out here towards the west with zurich a rainy day for you at 14 degrees well here across the northern part of africa we're seeing quite a few clouds not a lot of rain within those clouds though temperatures hover into the low twenty's for most locations but we are going to be seeing a little bit more clouds and possibility by the time we get to monday of some rain here across parts of central algeria towards parts of morocco they're looking quite nice at $22.00 degrees up here towards algiers it is going to be a partly cloudy day 23 in tunis more clouds in your forecast with a temperature of 23 degrees there. the west spawn said alys just a few months after journalist jim on a special she was killed another arab dissident was under threat norwegian security officials had to take him from his home in oslo to a secure location after attempts at the saudis were targeting him. rights activist baghdadi talks towns is the era. this is the opportunity to understand in a very different way where there. is and we don't. hello agai

your screen fifteen degrees ahead of it is not very good for london nor indeed for paris or indeed zurich as it runs and using it bring well where with it but not immediately because it's still raining so it's looking a friday miserable day for wednesday always through western europe where the sun's done some work here it's warmer in germany and in austria down to remain the cool down to an eleven in ankara. so the story well is quite a long way north which means nothing much of that nature is affecting north africa it's been very hard in the sahara this is indication of probably lifted sand egypt and beyond only thirty encounter with the breeze of the sea and that breeze off the mediterranean keeps things fairly cool all way along. whether sponsored by catalona . i mean you want to get down to the nitty gritty the reality whether on line you have a male chauvinist and perhaps with a love of federation and it is really fight to get a piece of that or if you join at sunset. they can speak up their mind this is a dialogue everyone has a voice and talk to us in our live you tube chat and you

konstantinos bellew horse is a professor of energy technology in zurich he knows the potential of solar power in the long 50 and it'll far outperform wind power in the long term to move it if i was when i was quicker to become competitive against the other energies and it's still cheaper than solar. but solar power has huge potential it's constantly getting cheaper and fast well and it can be installed almost anywhere with relatively little resistance from the public doesn't bother people there are no moving parts and no noise. but central europe doesn't even have half the sunlight hours of north africa. will sunshine be the new luxury raw material of the future. could it make barack obama rich. diesel end of these or the countries that have sun are ones that can sell solar power very well for the teeth to produce energy they need investors to build solar plants for that is the question is who are these investors are they the developed industrialised countries because i'm worried they'll try and take the lion share for themselves because it's a question of power politics and perspective

we have an interviewer who spoke with them in zurich.he started with how the markets are reading the fed's reaction to functioning. >> my point of view is look at the medium-term. where's the economy going in terms of employment and inflation and keep dietary policy in a nice balance -- monetary policy in a nice balance place. i will not opine whether the markets are right or wrong, because we will have to wait and see how these risk -- risks materialize. we are in the mantra of data dependency. that means continually reassessing what the data is telling us about the economy. when he to really focus on the medium-term view of how we best achieve our goals. be in next move could either direction, and he will do whatever is appropriate. of a trade --age when does the damage of the -- even iftart to be there is a deal made, the tariffs may stay in place. when would it become severe enough that it is time to look at a possible rate cut? tariffs as a the negative supply shock. it will have various effects on the economy. it affects inflation.

down0, dax, zurich, all 1%. talk more about the cac 40 in the french market because i think it is instructive. on a percentage basis, stocks taking the shine off the market. once you dig into the point story, it is stocks like lvmh that took the biggest number of points off the cac 40. that is a china related story. the luxury story has been under pressure. the other stock trading lower in the french market was total. we are watching the global demand story, the second reason is total is now involved in the anadarko story by occidental doing a deal with total saying it will sell off its africa unit, specifically its mozambique. that is a factor why total would be under pressure. in the dax, chip stocks going down as the auto sector has been under pressure. you can see what is been going down in more detail, you can do that with the grr function. that is where the safety has been. those sectors are in negative territory. the bottom of the market looks like this. the auto sector the biggest losing sector. i would

in swdz, zurich, they have an average of 5900 a month. >>> coin trade restrictions were eased temporarily> we will take a look at the weather with mike innicco. >> let's look at the weather window, already signs things are changing a little bit from the overnight hours. we had 280 at 17, you can see the wet spots, but the later you what it to compute, the more likely it will be dryer. here's a look at the exploratorium calendar, we had .2 of an inch of rain. you can see rain south of hayward. here's theing a you can wheats highlig weather -- accuweather highlights. pwarm this afternoon, this thursday and friday, right before the weekend when we're supposed to unofficially kick off summer. it will be cool. here's a look at marin, you can see right on 1, we got a nice shower there. loo it to moderate, shower in hayward. you can see it there on 238 and as you he ed to the san mateo bridge on the eastern side of it. from 7:00 all the way up to noon you can see the grey rainbows, 5:00, a few scattered showers. >> that will continue. here's the difference. here comes the cold air, the north bay

and i brought up the biggest markets in europe, zÜrich.-- also, nestlÉ is having of great day as well. a quick look at what is of, just in a sector in the sector. we are seeing that the auto sector is a bit weaker. chemicals are doing well. technology is having a solid day. we have stocks like nokia doing well. insurance also having a good day. . basic resources, the miners also having a solid day, the idea that the trade narrative is getting tougher now. we did see a big move to the upside yesterday in the auto sector, and today some of that is being reversed, trading down by about a half of 1%. almost a two steps forward, one step back kind of story for that sector. looking at some of the single stocks to give us an idea of what we should be watching, we have norwegian air shuttle having a good day today. 1.75%, looking to make a cell sale -- make a sale out of its portfolio. we also have ubisoft, a game company. another casualty, you could argue, of what is happening with fortnite. , the stock trading down by 12.53% today on some disapp

it says this 84, san francisco unseated zurich for highest monthly salary and disposable income. these figures are averages. >> from salaries to bills, at least a third of americans have missed at least one bill payment. some missed two to three payments year. more than a third surveyed said they don't want to talk about money because they're embarrassed about their finances. >> it will be a businessy summer travel season. from june to august, more than a quarter of a billion passengers are expected to travel on u.s. airlines. there's some good news. inflation adjusted air fares dechinld for a fourth consecutive year. it is down almost 16% from 2019. and more people are traveling to find out about their an assess truly roots. air bnb has teamed one 23 and me to offer heritage travel experience. they allow people to explore their native countries and couple urs. air bnb says most have found such trips to be more valuable than a normal vacation. >> the man behind some of the most iconic buildings in the world. up next, how frank geary is lending his genius to some local elementary

this week in zurich, the fed president addressed this issue in an exclusive conversation with bloombergink of the tariffs as a way, it's a negative supply shock. it has a various effect on the economy. it affects inflation. it will boost inflation over the next year. it affects demand and growth in the short run. it also has negative effects on the value chains in our economic system. thinking about that question, we just have to keep assessing, evaluating, what are we learning from the data? also the broader set of developments we're seeing. i don't think there's any specific point. it is just assessing where we are in inflation in terms of our goals, if we need to get inflation back to 2% and keep it there. at the same time, making sure we can sustain the economic expansion as long as possible. we need to assess and evaluate. >> how big a boost in inflation -- back of the envelope, we can't be sure. how much could this boost u.s. inflation this year? >> it's hard to know. based on the research that has happened, they have been looking at this. we can get 2/10 on the inflation rate ove