the events were recorded and sent to the organisers in zurich to be judged.t young hoon kim. let's quickly go over to india. this is team viswajyothi. they were then broadcast as if they were happening live, with the results kept secret until that moment. 0wen collumb, on the other hand, shows a perfect turn. he drives absolutely clean through corner four. and with the teams participating remotely, all the competitors needed to face exactly the same conditions. the first step is that we have a rulebook which clearly defines not only the rules by which the tasks have to be completed, but also the dimensions by which the tasks have to be set up. and, of course, there had to be a way of ensuring everyone stuck to the rules. we recruited referees all over the world in the last month. we trained them also via videoconferences. we did some more tests with them and now, they are ready to judge, on site, the performance of the pilots. each discipline challenged teams to solve everyday problems. now again, over that rough terrain! all green lights... in the powered wh

hsia ina she's a post-doc fellow at the center for eastern european studies at the university of zurich and she continues to follow nordstrom to really good morning work supposedly has already continued again on the pipeline this weekend the question now is how far will it get. good morning and thank you for having me there is no yes or no question to this it's very complicated and there's through these truly as sanctions that level for the buy that ministration on the one hand it wants to keep the pressure on the pipeline to halt on the other hand it pledges to revive the transatlantic relationship that are put in them it had to brew yes administration that means that there is a thin line between not only in 1000 in the european partners but at the same time keep in the pressure on the pipeline that the new sanctions that were issued last week gives us an indication at least. what policy shift we can expect founded by then administration and show what more calibrated sanctions on private companies at the same time exempting the european governments and governmental institutions plus a

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statement offair manipulation to zurich and the people of switzerland?his issue has been brewing for some time. the swiss are very mindful of that and have increased visibility vis-a-vis their intervention in order to try to placate the u.s. treasury. they were anticipating the risk would, and you are correct to say the swiss are often recipients of a wall of money when there are periods of uncertainty. what they have been at tempe to achieve is to maintain currency -- attempting to achieve is to maintain currency and limit his inflationary tendencies. it is very much the case that the currency is a means are a mechanism to do that other than following some of the other benchmarks we have seen come asset purchases. other benchmarks we have seen, asset purchases. i'm not sure the treasury doctrine will change the dynamic for the s&p. report outesting the today whether they will be making their latest policy decision tomorrow. one will expect them to argue the swiss franc is still highly valued. it is very much the case the two sides are highlighting the d

francine: a big mac at mcdonald's in zurich is probably just as expensive as a meal at roles.ane foley stays with us. coming up, welcoming back the global head of commodities research, a great chart looking at copper and what copper has been doing over the last two months. it is an interesting story. in new york,10:30 3:30 p.m. in london. and this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: "bloomberg surveillance this is "bloomberg surveillance -- this is "bloomberg surveillance." the residence of the french president, the elysees palace, says emmanuel macron has tested positive for covid-19. let's go to paris with onion news pound -- with onion news ania nussbaum. does the president have symptoms? president does have symptoms but they are mild, and he is self-isolating. the national assembly is going to isolate as well, and we will know more soon about who else is a contact case and needs to isolate because they were in touch with macron. tom: what is the viruslike in paris? mr. macron will be tied up in this, but what do you see on the streets of paris? ania: i see people wearing masks. ahea

defender is the first english player to win the prize and was given the award at a virtual ceremony in zurich said she was surprised, but would remember the moment for the rest of her life. the author ernest hemingway is often credited with creating the six—word story format — a mini masterpiece that has a powerful, often poignant, message. as 2020 comes to an end, we asked some famous faces and key workers to come up with six words to say something hopeful, beginning with the impressionist alistair mcgowan. # joy to the world... # gardening brings great comfort. thanks, monty. the vaccine's coming, and that's great news. midwinter miracle. blackbird song at dawn. hugging friends. sharing chocolate. live performance. music is creativity... peace, change. love. renewed appreciation for what's actually important. dear older me... ..don't look back. always remember, this too shall pass. trees, birds, sky, mud, dog, relax. covid vaccine, the best christmas present. thank god it's nearly over. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to

months are meant for that matter are more be loved in this working class estonian neighborhood in zurich the stray the neighbors and on that he touched everyone young and old the stoniest and russians he was a force for social integration he was never the tail wagging lick your face cuddly type still zurich's presence in the heart of the capital tolland was a familiar comfort and just so missed that this likeness stands there now. people donated money for this monument they wanted it here and they still follow his life even though he's old and frail age has ravaged his body and mind so he's been uprooted to live out the rest of his days at a nearby farm the 4 legged vagabond has tried to escape back to the streets he's known since he was a pup even back then there were those who tried to have him rounded up and put to sleep while others fought to feed and protect him this time his friends say kindness won yet again. you're watching it happen you news live from berlin next up our documentary series looks at how our memories work more news headlines at the top of the hour and remember it's

zurich says he was shocked when he heard the nets had hired him he's going to become a great coach, you know he just he's not individual first he's always been a kind of a team person in especially in today's nba. >>you know that's going to critical important deserts as he nash of state in touch along with several other broncos like randy winn orlando hawks coach lloyd pierce to try to coordinate a guys trip every year. >>he says if covid allows they know where this year's gathering is going to be we've talked about as a group. >>doing a boy's trip when the sun, the hawks for the nets, it's creating the perfect opportunity to do it in. we could have some friendly text jet are going about like you know who's chair for who's going to because it's the real lloyd and so it's fun though kylen mills kron 4 sports. >>great story and kylen mills heard some other. larry a story some cursed her steve nash's story during a during their interview from great stuff that game is at 04:00pm tomorrow, but that is your >>struggling cafe in washington state it got one of these holiday surprise yet 2020 is

the heart of europe because the higher temperatures for that subject 5 is a high temperature one in zurich for example and the same is true on wednesdays this tries to progress into the balkans once more the cold creeps northwards we go up to 7 in london but innsbrook reflects what's happening up in the mountains last year a real cold not minus 11 the obvious manas 3 at this time the years of the cold have definitely iraq and now given what's happening the west and that is hardly a surprise to see that the on shore weather from morocco to tunisia is windy cloudy and often with not particularly cold breeze only about 30 degrees no g.'s so won't feel that good. covert 19 is grounded global travel for countries dependent on tourism like kenya the effects are devastating. you have not been called when. somebody dies livelihoods vanish people in power reveals the hardships facing affected communities and the efforts being made to protect wildlife from the threats of increased production in the wake of the pandemic kenya the unfathomable virus on al-jazeera from the al-jazeera london to a car se

hsia ina she's a post-doc fellow at the center for eastern european studies at the university of zurich and she continues to follow nordstrom to really good morning work supposedly has already continued again on the pipeline this weekend the question now is how far will it get. good morning and thank you for having me and there is no yes or no question to this it's very complicated and our student to really is sanctions that level for the by the administration on the one hand it wants to keep the pressure on the pipeline to halt on the other hand it pledges to revive the transatlantic relationship that are put in them each end of the debris and ministration that means that there is a thin line between not only in 1000 in the european partners but at the same time keep in the pressure on the pipeline at the new sanctions that were issued last week gives us an indication at least. what policy shift we can expect from the biden administration and show what more calibrated sanctions on private companies at the same time exempting the european governments and governmental institutions plus i

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and pharma by a start up in zurich switzerland thomas developers and his team are developing an alternative to fecal transplants they use mixtures of intestinal bacteria to produce targeted therapies for a number of different diseases. if we want to package the kind of effect seen in fecal transplants into medication to scale it up so it can be manufactured to ensure it's safe the aim is to give each patient the mixture that will help them the most. ready specific kinds of bacteria are extracted from human feces ready. this has to be done in an anaerobic chamber because most gut bacteria can survive when exposed to oxygen. these microbes can there be cultivated and eventually put together in various combinations to recreate healthy gut flora. but 1st the various species require a lot of cat if they are to flourish. the biggest headache is that the different bacteria need very different nutrients we've therefore developed a huge range of different growth media in order to cover the disparate needs of the bacteria and then be able to cultivate them individually. it's called dave you're. ready

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and pharma by a start up in zurich switzerland thomas developers and his team are developing an alternative to fecal transplants they use mixtures of intestinal bacteria to produce targeted therapies for a number of different diseases. effect we want to package the kind of effect seen and fecal transplants into medication to scale it up so it can be manufactured to ensure it's safe the aim is to give each patient the mixture that will help them the most. specific kinds of bacteria are extracted from human feces. this has to be done in an anaerobic chamber because most gut bacteria can survive when exposed to oxygen. these microbes can then be cultivated and eventually put together in various combinations to recreate healthy gut flora. but 1st the various species require a lot of care if they are to flourish. the biggest headache is that the different bacteria need very different nutrients and we've therefore developed a huge range of different growth media in order to cover the disparate needs of the bacteria and then be able to cultivate them individually. it's cool to hear. the team studi

and pharma by a start up in zurich switzerland 2 months developers and his team are developing an alternative to fecal transplants they use mixtures of intestinal bacteria to produce targeted therapies for a number of different diseases. it's the effect we want to package the kind of effect seen in fecal transplants into medication to scale it up so it can be manufactured to ensure it's safe the aim is to give each patient the mixture that will help them the most. 'd specific kinds of bacteria are extracted from human feces. this has to be done in an anaerobic chamber because most gut bacteria can survive when exposed to oxygen. these microbes can then be cultivated and eventually put together in various combinations to recreate healthy gut flora. but 1st the various species require a lot of care if they are to flourish. the biggest headache is that the different bacteria need very different nutrients and we've therefore developed a huge range of different growth media in order to cover the disparate needs of the bacteria and then be able to cultivate them individually. it's cool to hear. the

zurich says he was shocked when he heard the nets had hired him he's going to become a great coach, you know he just he's not individual first he's always been a kind team person in especially in today's nba. >>you know that's going to critical important kylen mills kron 4 sports. >>the california roads are not where you want to be over the holidays. according to travel website. gasbuddy our state it's home to 4 of the top 10 angriest cities when it comes to holiday driving. everybody be calm in the road pitch ill take it easy. los angeles tops the list san diego is number 2 on the list followed by sacramento drivers and memphis miami, north carolina. also have some pretty nasty bad tempers, san francisco took the 7 spot for road rage followed by dallas, detroit charlotte, north carolina. >>just seen and ground in our 2 kids and it's that time of year again did you see this fast approaching and even the pandemic isn't going stop us from having fun checking out the fireworks and looking ahead to hopefully have a better 2021. that's right. he was spending a lot of time right here on our c

and scottish investigators linked to a very small outfit of an electronic outfit in zurich. the individual that ran that outfit spoke to investigators and he said that during that period of time, in the late 1980's, he had an exclusive partnership with the libyans where he supplied those circuit boards, timing mechanisms, to the libyan government. specifically the libyan military. now, in addition to that, we have the admission that the attorney general made reference to. statements from mas'ud in which he talks about his role in the bombing, making the bomb, and also the role with the co-conspirators. another circumstantial fact that ties them together are the travel records that really pin and the government believes proves beyond a reasonable doubt masud's role in the conspiracy. this is highlighted in the criminal complaint. the criminal complaint states that through travel records in december 14, 1988, mr. mas'ud flies from tripoli, libya, to malta. six days later, december 20, 1988, his co-conspirators, also travel from tripoli to malta. alleged that at that time all c

back to when blatter was in charge of the 3 had this dream of open in this world football museum in zurich the home of fever and it cost 564000000 dollars and after he was kicked out fifa kind of audit it and looked at the figures and they felt that blatter had signed an unfavorable long term rental agreement above market rates and so therefore they decided that was suspicious circumstances and so they've now forwarded basic criminal complaint themselves to the swiss prosecutors now we don't know yet whether this was prosecutors will take up this case as a criminal case but it just is chaos i mean the the museum has been a disaster from grace started open in 2016 lost $50000000.00 the director quit a few months after it opened visitors numbers did get better last year i have to say that although of course this year because of the pandemic they've been slumped again so kind of sums up fee for crisis after crisis. i'm liking this picture as well so buses surrounded by all this this cash these as a as i mentioned he's already been banned for a different set of allegations so how bad is it lik

the heart of europe because the higher temperatures that's a joke 5 is a high temperature one in zurich for example and the same is true on wednesday is this tries to progress into the balkans once more the cold creeps northwards you go up to 7 in london but innsbrook reflects what's happening up in the mountains austria real cold not minus 11 the obvious minus 3 at this time the years of the cold have definitely iran and now given what's happening the west and that is hardly a surprise to see that the on shore weather from morocco to tunisia is windy cloudy and often with not particularly cold breeze only about 30 degrees now g.'s so won't feel that good. frank assessments you've got colleagues on the ground in the canaries what is the situation there's only one doctor and one nurse or $1.00 to $200.00 people informed opinions how big does foreign policy figure in the early stages of a bi ministration he comes into office with a huge amount of foreign policy experience in-depth analysis of the day global headlines how will a place like good luck get the back seat when there's no money

back to when blatter was in charge of the 3 had this dream of opening this world football museum in zurich the home of fever and it cost $564000000.00 and after he was kicked out fifa kind of audited and looked at the figures and they felt that blatter had signed on favorable long term rental agreement above market rates and so therefore they decided that was suspicious circumstances and so they've now forwarded basically a criminal complaint themselves to the swiss prosecutors now we don't know yet whether this race prosecutors will take up this case as a criminal case but it just is chaos at fever i mean there's the museum has been a disaster from great started open in 2016 in the 1st year lost $50000000.00 the director quit a few months after it opened visitors numbers did get better last year i have to say that although of course this year because of the pandemic they've done slumped again so it kind of sums up fee for crisis after crisis. i'm liking this picture as well so busses surrounded by all this this cash these as a as i mentioned he's already been banned for a different set of

threat front in germany i mean serve the outer northern spine of the temperatures 7 in madrid 3 in zurich 5 in vienna accept for this bottom right hand corner where the suddenly breeze confirms it's still quite warm 15 is the forecast for we're 18 for athens and then that junction between this warmish and coldish air over montenegro has prompted a warning of heavy rain for today so when since thursday is wet likely in montenegro to clipart reach and then it proves on friday there is still movement from the atlantic and so eastwards who we are edging the warmth a little bit further east and therefore there will be significant rain and snow coming out of that area but i think france and spain will notice the biggest change to the landscape is watchword water was just on bowl it's so warm it should be as beautiful spring here despite the fact even rains on friday. but. if you look at the history of morphine if you look at the edge of knowing if you look at the u.k. these things do not enter the world as evil underworld drugs they enter the world as medicine. a new 3 part documentary series l

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and pharma by a start up in zurich switzerland thomas developers and his team are developing an alternative to fecal transplants they use mixtures of intestinal bacteria to produce targeted therapies for a number of different diseases. it's the effect we want to package the kind of effect seen in fecal transplants into medication to scale it up so it can be manufactured to ensure it's safe the aim is to give each patient the mixture but will help them the most. specific kinds of bacteria are extracted from human feces. this has to be done in an aerobic chamber because most gut bacteria can survive when exposed to oxygen. these microbes can then be cultivated and eventually put together in various combinations to recreate a healthy gut flora. but 1st the various species require a lot of care if they are to flourish. the biggest headache is that the different bacteria need very different nutrients and we've therefore developed a huge range of different growth media in order to cover the disparate needs of the bacteria and then be able to cultivate them individually. it's cool to hear. the tea

let's get to our reporter in zurich, our finance reporter. great to have you with me this morning.ew set of targets. i got the sense we will see china reset the agenda at torilla galvanize and refocus the market on what we can achieve and not the problems that are inherited. marian: that is correct. credit suisse has indeed had a bumpy year. yes, reconfirming the target of 10% to 12% which is good news since nine months they were at 9.5% given the headwinds this year. increased profit target for wealth management which indicates that think they can do better. we are looking at between 5 billion and 5.5 billion swiss francs by 2023. that is the share buyback which investors will be happy about, starting in january 2021. they are looking to buy back 1.5 billion' swiss francs worth of shares. manus: in terms of the buyback, the dividend has been a huge story for all european banks and swiss banks. how important is this buyback? is this a small to the market? marion: i think it is definitely significant, but it is in line with peers. ubs also announce potential share buybacks as well.

including it is written fobbed is in zurich came up. but also have gone to me dumb down and eunice yoon in all false acumen this could have found her body. false little that she's made the call to her it coming. but in the 1960 s. france continued to cut down in the overseas territories. in march $967.00 in djibouti the crowd called for independence but the army moved in and several demonstrators were killed and. 3 months later construction workers in guadalupe demanded a pay rise to. a riot broke out and the police fired into the crowd killing several demonstrators. recession nothing changes as the saying goes. for the. good of. you could have he said to say it could it is all to us it was all set work at a loss at sea fruit me to scream sea sick you said that feel that this chill they do it can touch so i just because he left us i took him to the. main 1967 still haunts the people of guadalupe. a mural finally put up to commemorate what's widely considered to be the last french colonial finance. who says he last visit me p.z. . we are

to when blatter was in charge of the free had this dream of opening this world football museum in zurich the home of a fever and it cost 564000000 dollars and after he was kicked out fifa kind of audit it and looked at the figures and they felt that blatter had signed an unfavorable long term rental agreement above market rates and so therefore they decided that was suspicious circumstances and so they've now forwarded basic criminal complaint themselves to the swiss prosecutors now we don't know yet whether this response if you just will take up this case as a criminal case but it just is chaos at fever i mean. the museum has been a disaster from great started open in 2016 lost $50000000.00 the director quit a few months after it opened visitors numbers did get better last year i have to say that although of course this year because the pandemic they've done slumped again so kind of sums up fee for crisis after crisis. i'm liking this picture well set buses surrounded by all this this cache these as as i mentioned he's already been banned for a different set of allegations so how bad is

to when blatter was in charge of fees we had this dream of opening this world football museum in zurich the home of a fever and it cost 564000000 dollars and after it was kicked out fifa kind of audit it and looked at the figures and they felt that battered signed and favorable long term rental agreement above market rates and so therefore they decided that was suspicious circumstances and so they've now forwarded basically a criminal complaint themselves to the swiss prosecutors now we don't know yet whether this wrist prosecutors will take up this case as a criminal case but it just is chaos i mean. the museum has been a disaster from grace started open in 2016 lost $50000000.00 the director quit a few months after it opened visitors numbers did get better last year i have to say that although of course this year because of the pandemic they've been slumped again so kind of sums up fee for crisis after crisis. i'm liking this picture of buses surrounded by all this this cache these as as i mentioned he's already been banned for a different set of allegations so how bad is it likely to

dixon, i heard you reporting some very zurich numbers earlier today. tell me if this is right.our hospital has 131 beds and 224 patients. what's the situation? >> our campus partner martin luther king community hospital, it is a dire situation. walking by the emergency room every day we're at the point now where there is no space for the paramedics. there are stretchers outside. there is now a tent system outside where there are beds and people waiting for care. this is someone's grandmother or grandfather outside waiting to try to get in to get care they need in a hospital. >> what do you need right now? what do you need, dr. dixon? >> we need resources. we are in dire need here in los angeles county for resources. especially staffing. you know, that is where we are. the other thing we really need is for los angeles county to stay at home. not only los angeles county. everywhere in the u.s. we need everyone to stay at home but, really, where we are right now, we can't take very much more. >> cedar sinai health system in l.a. issued a crisis alert to its patients urging them no

go on holiday a swiss bakery has come up with a clever solution just hand it over to martin my in zurich parting can be sweet sorrow even from dough culture it was every time if eels a bit like a sad goodbye to be honest this sourdough culture has been part of our family for very long time we got it from pizza tionna in italy this sourdough culture is 150 years old and even it behind us whenever we go traveling abroad was always told this minute a hotel opened in oktober and can accommodate up to 30 sourdough cultures where $45.00 euros per week well looked after. originally we had planned an all exclusive package leave your sourdough culture with us when you go on vacation we'll take care of everything and look after it but now we've also got customers coming to us if they have problems. all you need for sourdough culture is flour and water. but there's a whole philosophy that goes with it. after all it's like a microcosm in a jar. once prepared it needs to be fed almost daily. it's a living thing. sourdough contains yeast and lactic acid bacteria they multiply creating gas which leads

go on holiday a swiss bakery has come up with a clever solution just hand it over to martin my in zurich parting can be sweet sorrow even from dough culture it was every time it feels a bit like a sad goodbye to be honest this sourdough culture has been part of our family for very long time we got it from pizza tionna in italy this sourdough culture is 150 years old and even it behind us whenever we go traveling abroad was always started this minute a hotel opened in oktober and can accommodate up to 30 sourdough cultures where $45.00 euros per week well looked after. originally we had planned an all exclusive package leave your sourdough culture with us when you go on vacation. you have everything to look after it but now you've also got customers coming to us if they have problems but if. all you need to sourdough culture is flour and water. but there's a whole philosophy that goes with it. after all it's like a microcosm in a jar. once prepared it needs to be fed almost daily. it's a living thing. sourdough contains yeast and lactic acid bacteria they multiply creating gas which leads

zurich says he was shocked when he heard the nets had hired him he's going to become a great coach, you know he just he's not individual first he's always been a kind of a team person in especially in today's nba. >>you know that's going to critical important kylen mills kron 4 sports. >>great story kylen and we had a top 10 showdown tonight in westwood stanford was on the road taking on 10th ranked u c l a and this was the highlight of the night frahm bellini look at that dog right there, doing what she does best the cardinal winds 6149. they remain undefeated the top ranked team in the country. you love to see it. all righty so yeah guys the warriors game is tomorrow starts at 04:00pm our time how you're going i wish, but is in brick the u n train joe private >>but yes, the start of the season. so a lot of optimism a lot of new guys on the roster this year, but there's some talent obviously there's a lot of talent all over them via so be interesting to see how the warriors fair well, yes, all right. thanks jason jason. >>this just in we have some breaking news. the u.s. senate has jus

when he is speaking it audiences in zurich and strasburgburg and brussels's great campaigner for thedea of a united europe. but he sees britain as being in the church, maybe a, maybe an usher, somebody -- but not actually participating in the union. where associated but not absorbed. and i wish he had still been prime minister we the shuman plan was first put to the british government because he would say yes let's get involved and it seems possible given the huge importance of. k. confidenteconomy britain was then by far the big was producer of coal and steel in europe. we had a huge say in how this coal and steel commission was going to work. it seems to me conceivable that he would have produced a, an inter intergovernmental alternative without the loss of parliamentary sovereignty that we have seen today. i think that that probably is the best i can do. but he would not have wanted britain to be excluded from the conversation conversation, nor would he want that it happen today. -- that to happen today. his vision was that we should closely associated with the united states, main

zurich says he was shocked when he heard the nets had hired him he's going to become a great coach, you know he just he's not individual first he's always been a kind team person in especially in today's nba. >>you know that's going to critical important kylen mills kron 4 sports. >>and we had a top 10 showdown tonight in westwood top rank, stanford was on the road taking on 10th ranked and this was the highlight of the night fran believe me. look at that dog. she does this second dunk of the year for her gis it is remarkable how she can get up the card. cardinal i'm sorry when 61 to 49. they remain undefeated share highlight of >>attorney general william barr today agreed with federal officials who say russia was behind the cyber espionage operation targeting us government agency bar is the latest to break with president trump over that hack president trump has suggested that china could be responsible. >>in his last day on the job are made other statements which surprised many he also stated that there is no reason for a special counsel investigation is of the election the election no

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they are in the very early stages of the draw in zurich. wales are in the pot of second seeds.belgium in group e. wales obviously knocking belgium out of the last euros in france four years ago now. so they have a little but of history. we haven't seen hu northern ireland's i've got yet am i don't believe. a public of ireland also in that second group of seeds. you can go to the bbc sport website to watch all this unfold. there's northern ireland. we can see they've just come out. let's see where they are going. they won five straight matches in 2008 without conceding a single goal. they are going to have a difficult group by now, see with italy and switzerland. there you go. italy and switzerland. there you go. it early and switzerland for northern ireland. —— italy and switzerland. a tough draw for them. northern ireland in the group of third seeds. lots of teams still to come out, like i said to me can follow this on the bbc sport website or the red button. the 2022 qualifying draw for the world cup of european nations. england's one—day series against south africa has been