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c teamed up with researchers from the university of zurich, and e th dura. john big known esteem also analyzed satellite images with the aid of artificial intelligence. with motion in and on is a machine learning works well here, because it can recognise very subtle patterns within a large amount of data comb, often better than humans, ceaseless damage. the researchers are working with images from europe sentinel to satellites. they're available free of charge and they cover wide areas of the earth's surface every 5 days, supplying images in all the relevant spectrums of light. but the spatial resolution leave something to be desired. so far, the data has been used to monitor forests in agricultural land and their change over time to train the a i program to analyze images of war time destruction. data analyst book of 5 la, draws and images of former combat regions that were carefully documented by staff at the u. n. f wouldn't answer and if i do look to south county comments magazine from law, so this here is mosul, quite not in the dance, identify the coor

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oh, glaciers in the swiss alps are effected. scientists at 80 hate zurich have calculated that swift glaciers have lost half their volume since 1931. at moore to hutch in calvin, this has been documented for a 146 years from 1876 to the present day. and if nothing changes, this is what it could look like by the end of this century. the melting eyes unveils tragedies from the past light, the crash site of a small aircraft that went down on switzerland's alledged glacier in 1968. it also leads to new tragedies. for example, the glacier collapse in the dolemite mountains of italy on july. the 3rd, a huge block of ice broke loose from the mulatto glacier, claiming 11 lives. the melting is man made largely caused by global heating, but also by more than 150 years of pollution. the black layer that covers the ice is not just rock dust. the storm clouds into alcove spoke the dark color is also soup particles needed, which then forms a greasy mass that stays on top and has a negative impact on the ice thing. because it's darker, it absorbs more sunlight. that leads to even more heat, which c

zurich pulled one back but hurtig doubled her tally to seal victory for arsenaljust two minutes laterrently suspended from competitive rugby. to be fair the usp is me. because it is not too many people around who have done the business side of these rugby clubs on the rugby side. at you've got to have a certain amount of charisma about you to convince people to come to the championship. and you've got to have a certain amount of charisma about you and know how and track record to get investors to come in. and see the plan for five to ten years. meanwhile former wasps flanker jack willis has been talking about the demise of the club he joined as a teenager. he's currently with the england squad preparing for the autumn internationals and says he's "incredibly privileged and grateful" to be involved. the 25—year—old is one of one hundred and sixty seven wasps players and staff who were made redundant earlier this month. it's hard to describe it, how itself the top immediately after the news was received they then started talking about rugby redundancy pay and everyone sat there complete

it is to 1—0 for wales against switzerland in zurich.against switzerland in zurich. it is going to be tougherfor them because they are lowest in the rankings for these playoff finals. i will explain why in a minute. wales women have never qualified for a major tournament, so this is the closest they have ever come up they will want to emulate what they did tonight in switzerland to get there. let's explain the permutations. there are three playoff final matches tonight. the other one is portugal against iceland. so there are six countries and all vying to qualify. of the three winners out of those three matches, two will automatically get to the world cup, but that is dependent on their rankings in the playoff finals so far. got me? we are nearly there. the third winner will have to go to another playoff final, and i will take place in february in new zealand. it is an inter—confederation playoff. so at the moment, because wheels are lowest in the standings, that could be them even if they win tonight. as for scotland, they are a bit hig

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after working as an architect in zurich and vienna, she was called to berlin in 2007. as the director of urban planning, she was responsible until july 2021 for competitions in the city and was a member of many selective committees. anyone who wanted to work on important projects had to cross her path at some point. if you're so busy me, i'm behind. oh, it's true that i don't just write a book or express a thought sonata afterwards. is there in stone? a word of glass which has a lot of glass, chiseled imogen. so i really can't allow myself to make any mistakes. and i just have to select the best project is to play act. all sorts of competitions are big opportunities for smaller architectural firms. but their controversial northern ones like ever relative could to put it relatively, essentially it's almost impossible for new offices to take heart because the standards of the way they are and everything that you have to do for the competition you have to have built already bought. hm. was sort of woodman angle added to play actin. if you get an invitation, let's say for

lucia has put her mark and berlin's architecture like no other after working as an architect and zurich and vienna. she was called to berlin in 2007 as the director of urban planning. she was responsible until july 2021 for competitions in the city and was a member of many selective committees. anyone who wanted to work on important projects had to cross her path at some point. yes or does he meet and behind? oh, it's true that i don't just write a book or express a thought song and afterwards it's there instead of a word of glass which has a little glass chiseled imogen. so i really can't allow myself to make any mistakes . and i just have to select the best project is to play act. all sorts of competitions are big opportunities for smaller architectural firms. but they're controversial. no demands like ever relative kurt to put it relatively says sensually. it's almost impossible for new officers to take part because the standards of the way they are in every team that you have to do for the competition you have to have built already bought. i'm was whitman, i'm glad to play actin. if

on september 19, 1946, at the university of zurich, winston churchill proposed the idea of ​​creatingeurope, which later led to the creation of the european union , and all those echogenic and universal international institutions after world war ii. e belonged to the creation of a new one, and world relations were precisely in favor. whenever you want to create here is a new tool that can still destroy those syrias that uh exist then then it was precisely the national strength that had to be found, well, a good reason for the second world war was over and uh, you need to find a way to to establish a long stable sustainable peace on a european. on the continent, for this, the councils of europe were created in communication and began to create a basic, and the institutions of saturnism, which is further e on the base, which was given to the hall. ah, the russian union. today, when the european union exists, we all clearly see the other side of the coin. but uh the process of orphan vision is interesting, because then the state perceived the possibility that there is an institution that

the last team in group c as the swiss champions zurich, but lyon definitely favourites.- champions zurichof little subplots _ definitely favourites. lots of little subplots in _ definitely favourites. lots of little subplots in group - definitely favourites. lots of little subplots in group c. i definitely favourites. lots of| little subplots in group c. as definitely favourites. lots of - little subplots in group c. as we saw, chelsea is first out into group a. saw, chelsea is first out into group a, should they get out of that? you sa that a, should they get out of that? you say that and — a, should they get out of that? you say that and on _ a, should they get out of that? gm. say that and on paper, yes they should. but last season chelsea went out of the competition in the group stages. they did point to covid for being the reason for that. they did go on to in the domestic league, but you never know, do you? i am looking at their group, they were seeded as champions of england, so it should be an easier route. they will face paris saintjermain, runners—up in the french league, not th

. >> this wealth injection director was the high-profile opening-night attraction at the toronto zurichfestival and worked for the bbc as a researcher, script editor and consultant. >> as a child in cairo this was the foundation of my childhood and i remember being connected to music, news, culture, political discussion, all through the radio. >> this is the blue -- the british broadcasting corporation. >> i just hope they hold onto their identity for the next 0 years and keeps going. >> even the directors i spoke to who criticized the bbc acknowledged its massive contribution to people everywhere. >> you are tuned to the general overseas service of the b. >> as ken loach puts it, the bbc has quite simply helped to define who we are and our identity. tom brooke, bbc news, new york. laura: here's to the next 100 years. finally, one more note from the world of u.k. movie magic, daniel craig awarded the st. george honor, the same honor held by the fictional bond. he received the honor at windsor castle for his service to film and theater. he starred in the last five bond films and retired

at the toronto and zurich film festivals, her new feature film the swimmers, an inspirational portrait attraction. but it was programming created in this building, bush house in london, that once housed the bbc world service radio, that really nurtured sally el hosaini when she was growing up in egypt. i feel incredibly nostalgic and sentimental about the bbc, because what it does is amazing, really. as a child growing up in cairo, the bbc is the soundtrack to my childhood. we had this old radio that my dad bought as a student at liverpool university and brought back to egypt, and it took a while to heat up, once you turned it on, but then it would stay on most of the day. radio: the bbc world service... crosstalk. and so i remember being connected to music, news, culture, political discussion — all through the radio. and this is an era where it was pre—internet, so that was my source of staying connected with the uk and western values while living in egypt. sally el hosaini ended up working on bbc programmes as a researcher, script editor and script consultant 20 years ago. she feels

he also designed an earth house style public park in the small town of d dakota near zurich. generally, he's wary of the trend to integrate ever more high tech elements in architecture. is the savvy that i know there's a returns in nature to simplicity and why all these expectations people are born from the womb after all the rest of it just felt like no clue. why do we keep building everything square? it died? yeah. what about if he had a key? ah, he's been retired for a long time, but that's not slowing him down. even at age 79. he's always working on new projects. he's currently designing an environmentally friendly apartment building. robin, this is about this building method involves very few materials. i don't need to be all that precise. i'm not fitting boards down to the centimeter. so i can follow my intuition a lot more. to build houses a bit like a kid to playing in a sandbox, increasing the height here or there. it's creative. if i could use 3 d printing, that would be the best total. then i could make the design here in switzerland, send it to china, and they'd p

that's tatiana haney for us from zurich. well ahead of the women's world cup cutter 2022 will break new ground as the 1st men's world cup with female referees taking charge of matches. out of the 36 met referees, 3 our women, the most experienced as stephanie, for part from france, who's been faithful, listed for 13 years. joining her as will bro, wanders selena mac a saga who has been referring at the top level since 2012. and the 3rd is japan's yashimi young yamashita, who it was 50 listed in 2015. she's described her selection for this tournament as a dream, and she says she's ready to handle the big occasion and help her. so i want to know, of course, i think the pressure is huge and i have a lot of responsibility for this. but i'm really happy to take on this duty and pressure, so i'll try to take it positively. there was one of the big girls as a referees, to bring out the beauty of soccer. i will do my best and to what i can to make that happen in games. so if i need to communicate with the players, i will do that. if

gay sent him to berlin new ammunition is produced in zurich for supplies to ukraine, you need consentso far vern refuses to issue, but is in germany and other opinions for the chairman of the party, an alternative for germany suggested that the president of the strainer, who had gone to kiev on a tour of the bomb shelter, then visit the federation in moscow. president steinmeier wants to see the destruction in kiev and send a sign of solidarity with ukraine, but this goal is one-sided, the head of our state should use his authoritative experience to explain to his colleague that the need for an early conclusion of peace for this zelensky should finally demonstrate readiness for negotiations with russia, prices at gas stations in europe continue to change. every day 10 cents down 20 up in spain in an emergency. drivers. taxi subsidies are not enough to cover all of our costs. fuel has become very expensive, so we have to make as few trips as possible. at the same time, dresses for service in italy after the elections. finally finished sharing seats and briefcases, sworn in and already

how close are we to that drama in zurich?e a lot of important, knowledgeable voices including the analysts who cover the bank day in and day out saying let's not get ahead of ourselves, they have capital buffers. that is not to say there may not be a takeover offer but it is not a situation where -- tom: where is your government, is it diffuse because of the canton structure and the domestic nationhood of switzerland? is there a regulatory body in charge? marion: there is a regulator. they have been looking at the bank ever since we had the multibillion-dollar losses in 2021. there has definitely been some oversight and conversations behind closed doors. until we get to a point where the bank is in a dire situation, the government and regulars manatt step in. jonathan: i imagine they are checking with you before the end of the month. banks in europe so i tried to cut their way to growth. it is a vicious spiral, very difficult to get out of. tom: we are not in the room or business here. what i would suggest is it always comes

includes the oven guard guide vessel, which is carried by inter continental ballistic missile on the zurich, on anti ship cruise missile. the us for its part is not expected to deploy hypersonic weapons before next year. the earliest when washington's capability to defend itself from such weaponry is also being questioned with a congressional report warning that the countries radars are put, insufficient for tracking russian chinese missiles. the concerns over hyper sonic weapons don't and there they come. as the annual heritage foundation report concluded that the u. s. military has become weaker than it was last year. it offers a low assessment of the states of the nations or naval forces with a slightly higher evaluation on the state of brian and forces. despite you can see your ever increasing military spending in the us. with scott ritter, who's a former marine corps intelligence officer states, i say's even as the u. s. military industrial complex tries to get more money from washington, it will be hard to increase the speed of development when it comes to hypersonic weapons. united s

so it's going to put a bit of a cap on temperature 16 degrees in zurich. but we do have some warmth to be found in the balkans, suns out. sophia bulgaria up to 21 degrees, disturbed weather for turkey as black sea coast. and we're also going to draw down some cooler air for the capitol on could or are just a high of 15 degrees on saturday. after africa we go, there's been some flooding in northern gonna around to buddha, and the rain is still falling there on saturday. meantime, it's all about the heaters. we look toward the south southern botswana, the northeast of south africa, southerly wind from our po, twenties, have degrees, but watch what happens on sunday. we get a northerly, went that bumps up your temperature to 37. see you soon. the with sponsored by kat, are there ways which site is willing, chaos or control? what does the new forever war mean for america and nato, as long as americans keep consuming prices are going to keep going up. why didn't joe biden see inflation coming? how did we get so much raw, the quizzical look, us politics, the bot

but then even in europe, even our noise at your side talk here in zurich in switzerland, repeat the same propaganda that comes from washington or comes from brussel. so it is very difficult for the general public unless they are on their internet all the time to get the information they need. but there is not just lies emanating from washington on order from here or from war. so, or from berlin. i mean, the problem is one of the pressure of information who remember now, and it was only on the 20th of august the terror attack near moscow, where the daughter of alexander was killed in a car bombing, classical gangsters thought classic or kid terrorism. and we have a program we in the united states and israel has a to them also has a 2 of targeted population. remember a 2020, when general. so a mining was blown up the airport. in fact, i mean all of these are major violations of international law and all of these could be investigated barbie. it's an awesome criminal court. you could have indictment against those in here or in washington or in brussels who have ordered these crime protectio

latest feature the swimmers was the high—profile opening night attraction recently at the toronto and zurichin cairo, the bbc world service was the soundtrack to my childhood and so i remember being connected to music, news, culture, political discussion, all through the radio. this is the british - broadcasting corporation. the bbc has been around for 100 years so i hope it holds onto its identity for the next 100 years and that it keeps going. even those directors i spoke to who criticised the bbc acknowledge its massive contribution over the past 100 years to people everywhere. you are tuned to the general overseas service of the bbc. | as the celebrated ken loach puts it, the bbc has quite simply helped to define who we are. it has helped to define our identity. much more coming up on all the day's events at 2pm but right now it is weather time with ben rich. good afternoon. early frost and fog gave way to a beautiful autumn day for most, blue skies and sunshine for many parts of the uk but changes are on the way thanks to this big swirl of cloud, this is an area of low pressure, quite s

reach the play—offs and the second was last week as they won in extra time to face switzerland in zurichlicated qualification process, but a two—goal win in normal time should be enough for them to reach their first ever world cup. if we do with this game and we qualify for the next stage, that is an incredible moment for us. we have made history already, but it is almost important to know that if we are not successful, this campaign is not a failure. we are really clear about what we do what we do and off the pitch how we have inspired the crowd, the attendances, and every thing that has grown in the game. we have to be proud of that. but we are on track for a team who will qualify for a major tournament. if it is not this time, it will be next time. and it's a similar story for scotland as they look to reach their second world cup. they are also potentially 90 minutes away from the world cup. the scots host republic of ireland at hampden with the winners in the frame to go straight to next year's tournament in australia and new zealand. contrasting expectations for the three british cl

wales are playing switzerland in zurich as we speak and after 25 minutes it is 1—0 to wales.hem and as for scotland, they take on the republic of ireland at hampden park in the later match and will have to win if they want to stand any chance of getting to the world cup. it is expected to be another record crowd for a competitive women's match here stop but even if scotland and wales to win their matches, neither are guaranteed a place at the world cup. there are three play—off matches tonight and two of the winners will automatically get through, but that is only dependent on their rankings. the third winner will have to go to another play—off which will take place in february in new zealand, so it is completed, but if it means getting to a world cup, worth it. thank you. time for a look at the weather, here's nick miller. lovely sunshine this morning. gorgeous sunshine to start the day and a nice view of that from sorry but autumn has two sides to it, it is the chili, bright, quiet side that many of us out first thing and even a bit of frost in parts of southern england but

look at what is happening in zurich and with credit suisse today. down by 17% it has announced a big loss, big capital raise and a complicated restructuring price as the market feels unconvinced. we are now trading sub four on credit suisse. the ecb may be balanced or dovish today. you can see yields coming down sharply we are trading down by 24 basis points. 4.081 on a 10 year italian. alix: in the u.s., flat as a pancake so is the s&p but not compared to where we were. we are flat on the day. no surprise with the dow outperforming and tech underperforming. it highlights the caterpillar versus meta-situation. caterpillar up a good 10% when it comes to earnings able to pass on price increases in really strong demand for their products prayed they see price hikes moderating in the next quarter. meta, we know the story. it is rough. the worst fall since february and then ending on the bond market. buying across the curb -- curve, what were calling it dovish hike from the ecb. we will debate that in just a second. you get a third quarter gdp read that

jobina: seven people were hurt when in amusement park train derailed in new zurich -- missouri.uests and one employee had to be taken for treatment. none of the injuries are considered serious. park officials say three of the cars derailed from the track and flipped over. what caused the derailment is still under investigation. reggie: a second woman claims gorgeous senate candidate herschel walker paid for an abortion. she claims walker strongly encouraged an abortion she did not want. she didn't go through with the abortion. walker denied these latest claims. walker's ex-girlfriend accused him of paying for her abortion in 2009. walker said he wants to outlaw abortions of any kind. jobina: as cases of rsv continue to rise, things could get worse. there's a shortage of pediatric beds across the country as hospitals deal with a surge of respiratory illnesses. the cdc is warning of this year's flu season being worse than the last two and, also the pandemic is not over. >> we see it continue as you add in influenza and covid. jobina: if your child does get sick and is congested, a

how we are looking at this stage i mentioned the dax on the flat line along with the smi from zu zurich producers are trying to get my steps up this morning and i'll go this way. it's start with the ftse change in direction around policy action and over the course of the last trading day we do have a slight tilt slower. up .10%. dax is flat line .02% higher. a down beat day for stocks in spain and italian market just flipping into the red now is the smi not a huge amount of upside. let's look at the month to date performance. i'll stay here until we figure out the wall it is this side. 2% higher for the ftse the dax is up 9.4% italian stocks up similar. 7% on the spanish market and 4.5% on the aex. worth noting for the majors close to the s&p 500 we saw from the united states. we have last trading day to play out. nowhere near the 14% that we had on the dow to the upside let's get to deidra cooper deidra, it has been an interesting month with the stock market performance how are you viewing the dynamics waiting to hear from the fed a lot of earnings to digdigest what do you make so far?