from the swiss federal institute of technology in zurich visits the mountains twice a year once in spring and again in autumn when the season begins. they investigate how much fresh snow fall there was in winter and the thickness of the snow cover over the ice the mall snow that has been the better the condition of the glazier today the 25th of april 2800 it's in better shape than it's been for a while. more than 5 meters of snow fell in winter. the obvious itself. we've measured snow water equivalent at 7 glaciers across westerlund our measurement showed that in 2018 snow cover was well above average. and there wasn't quite as much snow depth everywhere and switzerland as there was here but it doesn't look like there was perhaps as much as 50 percent more than an a normal year sent me ya. ya. latinos 1st we'll be back in autumn. there are plenty of people who see the healthy snow fall as proof that climate change is a mess. but in europe's high mountain ranges the evidence is all around in italy switzerland austria slovenia and germany. the environmental research station she found her ho

zÜrich insurance to the upside.rst-half profits and they expect to exceed all of their targets. that likely pushes their stock up this morning. krupp is up by 2% and they are open to selling some divisions. downymes to the downside, more than 3%. earnings came in somewhat in line, but revenue and income was a miss and also the cfo is leaving just after 18 months in the job. the company is taking a lot of headwinds. thanks very much. a couple of your big stocks movers. oil is rebounding this morning after saudi arabia said it was working with other producers to halt the assets slide. while some analysts say the trade war is the only game in town when it comes to dictating hardy the ceo russell disagrees. that a huge we know amount of energy comes from the strait of hormuz. a huge amount of crude comes through. we are slightly protected by being outside the gulf itself, which creates that opportunity into more of a hub than it is today. are we underpricing it? probably yes. they are slightly underpricing the risk that

zurich hales a strong first half and strikes a bull iish tone on the outlook. the ceo says cost cuts have begun to pay off >> the change in portfolios in property casualty and we continue to shape our life portfolio to be neutral to the financial market situation and to provide risk coverages to our customers. >>> a warm welcome to "street signs. it is thursday, it does feel like friday after some of the market gyrations we've had over the last 24 hours. yesterday was a tumultuous day across the board, across all different asset classes. let's talk about some of the u.s. equities price action the biggest comeback for the year across wall street. at one point dow was about 2% weaker, almost 600 points lower on the day it spent the rest of the session clawing back up slightly ending in the red yesterday below the flat line. s&p and nasdaq did manage to end up in the green. 68% of the s&p 500 components were down more than 2% from lows yesterday. a lot of volatility, but still managing to end up in the green. we saw some stabilization in fixeded income as you can

he's the 1st soloist to serve as music director of the zurich chamber orchestra. for the violinist however it is more than just the next step in his career it also involves revisiting his childhood. was the i. well i would go back to the source where the music comes from not just the sounds but the whole story goes that she should. just be there's more to it than just playing beautifully chansons. is if you choose to use this is a story full of violence and joy and despair up brooding and travelling. into ice and. you just every time you try to get away it somehow catches up with you again and you know i am. several years ago daniel hope began investigating the history of a scattered family roots. among his discoveries was that some of his ancestors are buried at the wesen cemetery in the show a lot more going up or lynn. so those are a lot of folks want. to use it again i'd like a little information about a grave site because my great great grandfather is buried here and so they were and i did some research myself. but i saw. all introduce you to mr hanna us. he'

including a season's best for dina asher smith in the 200 metres in zurich.welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me is columnist at the london evening standard, ayesha hazarika and the chief political correspondent for the telegraph, christopher hope. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the ft reports that the prime minister is about to step up the tempo of her brexit, and they claimed that the queen will refuse to meet the labour leaderjeremy corbyn for fear of being dragged into the turmoil at westminster. the daily telegraph is saying that jeremy corbyn is planning to shut down the streets with protesters opposed to a no—deal brexit and the biggest demonstration seen since the days of the poll tax. the metro says the labour leader has vowed to make the labour leader has vowed to make the suspension of thousand comments illegal. the guardian is saying that a growing number of conservative mps are not prepared to back up emergency legislation to block no deal and also featuring a picture of ruth davids

let's get to zÜrich. -- he joins the cio nejra and myself this morning.ome would say a message to try to stabilize the market after the shock they sent to america at the start of the week. do you buy that theory? say would not necessarily it is a message to stabilize the market. i think the message was sent a few days ago when they moved it through 7. we are still well short of where the yuan should stabilize they want to fully offset the 10% tariffs on the $300 billion. nejra: norman, are you keeping positive bias on chinese equities with this backdrop? >> we are actually quite cautious on chinese equities and we do think the growth story has been improving, but the valuation story is actually quite challenging. with this new move and with the trade side of the picture, we think better valuations are being awaited for investors to come in. manus: can i ask you where the rest of asia sits in that complexion for you. if you are looking for better value? let's deal with that side of the world first of all. i think the weakening yuan picture is going to put

jerome powell will give a speech over in zurich. thatyou look at the chart abigail showed us, we saw this swift change after the fed meeting. if you look at what fed funds futures are pricing in, they are still expecting a basis cut in september and the two by december. we need to make sure the fed is actually on this pass. joe: quincy, we were talking about this kind of confusing picture. how vulnerable is the economy if trade headlines and stock market volatility feed into consumers -- is that a plausible way to have a slowdown? quincy: absolutely. consumers are most worried about their jobs. see, manyntinue to of the consumers are not even in the stock market, but they continue to worry about being left out. they start getting a negative feedback loop and they will hold back spending. as they go into the next month through the market, we will be paying attention to risk on because we will have the ipo's in the tech sector. there'll be a heavy package of ipo's. we will see how they do and that will give us a good indication of whe

. >> first of all, how do you assess -- i'm asking you as an investor who is in zurich. how do you assess what has been going on the last three days? the president went to the g7 talking about accelerating the trade war. then he stepped back and said he was having second thoughts. then the white house said he's not having second thoughts. and today he backs off once again. what's your assessment of that? >> well, i mean, just the lack of predictability is due to the president's irrational emotional state right now. i've been saying for the last two weeks he's melting down at the core. a couple more weeks like this, i think it's an unmitigated situation. you've got to get republican leaders to come in and say the truth now at some point. just remember on friday, he called president xi the enemy of the united states. and he also said that jerome powell was an enemy of the united states and was trying to determine which one was more of an enemy. then he's saying something about president xi being a wonderful leader today. we're talking 70, 60 hours later. so it's complete i

climate scientist at the crowder lab in zurich, switzerland.od to have you with us. we just lost him. that tends to happen when we have computers and satellites in play. right now many people are concerned about how long these fires continue and what is the overall impact, also the ability to stop anyone that's out there that could be lighting these fires. it is a major crisis that's playing out in the amazon, and we continue to follow it for you here. >>> making their case. democratic candidates for the u.s. president speak to the party faithful at the dnc summer meeting. stay with us. a lot will happen in your life. wrinkles just won't. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's derm-proven retinol works so fast, it takes only one week to reveal younger looking skin. making wrinkles look so last week. rapid wrinkle repair® pair with new retinol oil for 2x the wrinkle fighting power. neutrogena® hdo you like stranger things? tsure you do. that's why netflix is on us. and here's another reason to join. bring in your discount, and we'll match it. that's

then zurich airport gained first half reports, a lot of pot of the analyst notes, positive on the cashmpany. volatile day, up as much as 3% at the beginning of trading and no falling after third-quarter results. we spoke to one analyst to says there's limited upside when they are charging such low fees, saying you can fly then, but don't buy them. >> thanks very much. up next, the man who built age 82.en is dead at over the weekend. we will talk about his legacy turning around the world's largest car maker, building the world's largest car maker, as well as a number of milestone vehicles. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to the european open. day,nutes into the trading european equity markets are under pressure, the ftse going its own way, the optimism surrounding a government formation listing some of the stocks that are related to that and moving the bond market. the negative moves to downside as u.s. futures point lower. let's turn to the man who built volkswagen into the world's largest car maker, who has died at 82 stop he became ceo of vw in the 1990's and successfully retu

hope plays 120 concerts a year all over the world he's currently on a major tour of asia with the zurich chamber orchestra on this night he has a concert and saw. his life as a soloist as intense full of contrasts and encounters but it's also lonely. hope is constantly driven by the desire to translate the themes that are close to his heart into music. he's a musician who sets out to explore himself and his environment through his playing a restless seeker full of unbridled curiosity. sometimes there's also the danger of enjoying what you do so much that you just say great remaking music and it's beautiful. but if you see what impact music can have in the field of music therapy for example mentioned or how it can reach people. how it can at least encourage people to communicate. then this does work listen it's a very important that as a vision that he gives votes you you see that there is much more to it than just playing a beautiful war should be. difficult reconciliation in the basque country. the separatist organization and its history. what's become of its former members and supporte

dr richard zurich is the chief scientist for the mars program at nasa as jet propulsion laboratory a lot of things have to happen right right know we fly into the atmosphere we have would he choose the protection but we're also trying to slow down so that we can land softly. we're talking about a very different scale of endeavor we're landing a metric ton down on the planet today we think for human missions to get stuff down on the surface that they can use that they can be there for a long period of time that means 4050 metric tons that's a lot of material today we don't know how to land the mars one has come under critical fire for their project primarily due to funding issues and for reports of recording the mission for reality television show. in march 2015 c.e.o. basilan store took to you tube to respond. they are currently. selling our documentary series to international brawls costs or there's no deal in place yet but it's looking very promising there's a lot of interest when we really fill you a good criticism about our mission because it helps us to improve our mission also

world athletics championships in doha are shaping up to be a thriller the 1st diamond league final in zurich on thursday provided a taste of what's to come next month norway's cost more home run the 2nd fastest 400 meter hurdles of all time while champion beat the competition in a time of 46.92 which was also a new european record. american sprinter no alliances targeting the same votes 200 meter record in cancer he was just as impressive in the 100 meter final on thursday beating world champion justin gatlin who came 4th. in the bowler james anderson has been ruled out of the rest of the ashes series against australia because of a cough injury the 37 year old only bowled 4 overs in the 1st test before he was taken off it's a blow to england with the series level $11.00 with too much to play as he is their top test wicket taker. former spain and barcelona manager louis and ricky has paid tribute to his 9 year old daughter who has died of bone cancer and rico left his job with spain's national team in june because of his daughter's illness teams managers and players have all been sending thei

year's will the 3rd exchanges in dover are shaping up to be a thriller the 1st diamond league final in zurich on thursday provided a taste of what's to come next month the world champion beat the competition in a time of 46.92 seconds which was also a new european record. top ranked golfer jean young co was known for perfection and so today the south korean just ended her run of $114.00 consecutive holes without dropping a single shot she finally made a bogey in the opening round of the portland classic she beat the record held by tiger woods and the p.g.a. . then rory mcilroy was highly distracted going into the 8th all of the european masters to paragliders swooping in to land just above him announce of course is ball didn't hit the pilots all the whole had veered off track and landed. in a bag. that's where we'll leave it for now more thought for me again later. banks and so much marion will be back in just a sec but much more but they sneeze but by. 2 strange indeed good you have to sure do good all the more with your gum still fight against corruption. needs heroes heroes like no who are

asher—smith ran her fastest 200—metres of the season last night at the diamond league meeting in zurichbeat shaunae miller—uibo of the bahamas, who stormed to victory with the fastest time for four years. miller—uibo will be focussing on the iioo—metres at next month's world championships in doha, leaving asher—smith as favourite over 200 metres. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. a little bit of breaking news for you. more brexit developments. there are several coui’t you. more brexit developments. there are several court challenges to the decision to approve the parliament beginning next week. these court attem pts beginning next week. these court atte m pts to beginning next week. these court attempts to try to halt the suspension, while one of those is in the high court in london. it involves gina miller. sirjohn major and now labour‘s deputy leader tom watson has joined the court case. he has made it clear today that he is doing this because the decision to suspend or prove parliament is an unpreced

where like you will see the strongest of the showers and thunderstorms on shoes down a cool day in zurich just 18 celsius what you'll notice is that high temperature in moscow 27 a warm couple of days ahead of time to warm weather ahead across much of northern africa skies of being clear and that will stay that way as we go through monday and really on to choose a 35 in car on monday and about 36 there on shoes day. sponsored by countdown and. a society's progress is dependent on the quality of its experts to meet more scientists professionals a top priority is to moderate the new generation to study find new teaching methods are infusing tommy students to become the agents of change taking them out of the classroom to solve problems in their local communities ready and local education inspiring science timeline at this time on all disease. watch al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now. iran is warning the u.s. not to seize its oil tanker and open seas after it set off from travolta overnight the vessel was held there for 6 weeks it is unclear where the tanker is heading. afghani

bit further south temperatures coming down a few degrees and that's not a bad thing 22 degrees in zurich on wednesday it should be dry finally and then afraid a very unsettled day again across much of the northwest london just 18 degrees it'll be wet and those winds are pretty breezy but it's on wednesday we'll see some severe storms pushing through areas of poland and again into western areas of russia meanwhile into north africa it is fine and dry and it is warm 36 in tunis on tuesday. sponsored by countdown and. i have been looking at your instagram account and reading. this is a dialogue when donald trump announced his candidacy for president everyone laughed at them everyone has a point the best chance the democrats have to beat donald trump is to nominate an exciting inspirational charismatic nominee join the global conversation in your thoughts get to twitter and. on down to 0. they're watching al-jazeera let's recap the headlines now thousands of protesters have gathered at hong kong's airport for a 5th straight day hong kong's leader carry lamb says weeks about the government pr

degrees is the expected type paris you'll also be down into the mid to high twenty's right there for zurich it is going to be a rainy day with a tempter of $28.00 degrees where across the northern part of africa we did see a lot of activity here across parts of algiers as well as into tunisia now those with thunderstorms that push through the area we're still going to see some disturbances just off the coast winds are going to be a little bit of a problem here as well to an issue expected high here on wednesday of 34 degrees but really dropping down to 29 degrees by the time we get towards thursday and over here too it's been guys it is going to be a feeling i stay few with plenty of sun in the forecast the temperature of 30. sponsored. rewind returns with a new series. and brand new updates on the best about using these documentaries. to. rewind continues we have to be announced and that is the president and this is the proudest day of my job my life that was a real turning point for those that give them a lot of confidence that they can beat any team in a shoe on al-jazeera. take a look a

watching out to zurich as a reminder of our top stories this hour off flights in and out of hong kong airport have been canceled for the day after more than $5000.00 protesters flooded into the arrivals hall over 100 flights have been canceled. iran's foreign minister says u.s. military buildup in the gulf could threaten the entire region in an exclusive interview with al-jazeera job and cirie warned that more international bustles in the area will lead to and security and argentina's currency asked flanged against the dollar after president rachel mockery suffered a major setback in his attempt to win re-election governing party all 15 percent less than opposition candidate alberto fernandez who secured more than 47 percent of the vote. and lot of moloch and servant of canada. will be the next president election officials declared him the winner after early results showed him with a commanding lead over the center left contender and former 1st lady central torahs john heilemann has more. what tamal is new president elect a 100 gym a day on his 4th attempt the man they called the eter

we met professor schmidt who at a business conference in zurich he often speaks at such events where he outlines his vision of the role that artificial intelligence may play in our future. you bought it she. his presentations are wide ranging and thought provoking. answers in the near future perhaps a few decades from now we will for the 1st time have a i can do much more than people can do right now in their own was willing to matter and we would realize that the majority of physical resources are not confined to a rather small biosphere isn't in our solar system as there is a lot of the tiriel that can be used to build robots we could develop robots transmitters and receivers that would allow the ai to be sent and received the speed of light. we can already do this in a laboratory or c.s.i. me on senator this will be a huge development traps the most important since the beginning of life and earth trina her 5000000000 years ago had done assessments of the morgue. but if the professor's vision accurate. will humans at some point be overtaken by super intelligent machines. perhaps th

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couple of days ahead not cold 24 in london 28 in paris again there won't be really any range 26 in zurich and again some heavy rain across the alps for the next couple of days but no sign of any rain into northern africa is clear and dry until much as you can see here 39 in tunis. following 2 fatal crashes and the past year boeing decided to brown the brand new 7 through 7 max but this wasn't the 1st time that grounded a new aircraft back in 2013 in the 787 dreamliner back into trouble when the battery caught fire but as al-jazeera as investigative unit discovered there was more to the problem than just smoking batteries. rewind of broken dreams the boeing 787 on al-jazeera. in a world where journalism as an industry is changing we have al-jazeera fortunate to be able to continue to expand to continue to have that passenger drive and present the stories in a way that is important to our viewers. everyone has a story worth hearing to. cover those that are often ignored we don't weigh our coverage towards one particular region or continent that's why i joined al-jazeera . the latest news as

military has cut roughly half its workforces in zurich , syria. if that doesn't seem to be happening. >> john: lucas, thanks, blowback from raids in mississippi targeting almost 700 expected a legal illegal immigt workers. pittsburgh, a man fatally stabbed a woman who was talking to a police officer in a downtown bus stop. they say the suspect slashed a nether woman before he was taken into custody. they had minor injuries, police have not yet revealed. >> police block off the roads to southern california apartment compex were two people are stabbed during a man's rampaging into cities. he tags multiple global locations left four people dead and two wounded the guard was killed, the man is a known gang member. this is a live look and orlando, big stories there, the united launch alliance says it's rocket into orbit. a communication satellite for the airports. it's the fifth satellite in the series which provides highly secured jam proof connectivity between u.s. national leadership and deployed military forces. that is tonight's look from "special

food innovation set to become a 7$700 million industry by 2030 james purcell joins us now live from zurich you had to try to weigh out the challenges facing food producers which would be your greatest concern right now would it be the overpopulation, changing weather patterns, or would it be changing consumer tastes >> i think the biggest challenge has to be simply the demand. and the demand really comes back down to demographics, the population question. we have about 8 billion people in the world today in the next three decades, that will be 10 million the standards of living means food demand will accelerate far quicker than population growth we expect food demand to increase 60% over the same period that's the biggest challenge >> james, looking at your numbers, you're saying food production accounts for 40% of land use, 30% of greenhouse emissions and 70% of fresh water consumption. bottom line, how can we fix it >> to fix it we need to come at it from multiple angles. innovation can mean how you produce the food, we heard about controlled production, vertical farming is an extension

ah, i got this in zurich! actually, what's the opposite of empathy?hat if your business could understand what your customers are feeling... and then do something about it. you can turn disappointment into gratitude. clive, you got to try this. i can't i'm working. turn problems into opportunities. thanks drone. change the future of your business. change the whole experience. alright who wants to go again? i do! i do! ♪ i have a really good feeling about this. ♪ >> for the third time in eight days, north korea has launched short-range ballistic missiles similar to the other two launches and as with other tests, the missiles crashed into the sea. the early assessment is that this is another shoef force ahead of the south korean milita military exercise. >> north korea despises those drills. at the time trump falsely claimed that test did not violate international sanctions and did not bother him. yesterday, he echoed both of those sentiments. >> north korea, they apparently launched their third missile in about a week. is kim testing you? >> i think it

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so we reveal that he actually went to zurich and met when the sanctions were still in place. he is careful to say they didn't do any negotiations, they were just talking. and two days later, the -- a senate push to actually block the sanctions from being lifted end up being thwarted partly because of the efforts of mitch mcconnell. and then the sanctions were lifted as they were meant to be. and, you know, three months later, this company invested $200 million in this kentucky aluminum mill. >> ahead of the 2018 midterm elections, according to your story, one of long-time shareholders contributed more than a million dollars through his companies to a gop campaign fund tied to mcconnell. this isn't just speculative out there circumstantial stuff. there does seem to be stronger relationship. >> right. but i think what our story really shows is when you go kentucky, you're seeing the democrats like you said, they're selling this merchandise. there are these big billboards saying russian mob money and blaming mitch mcconnell. but if mcconnell hadn't tried to block this push, the