this measure, it works a spike broad scientific consensus, a study published by the university of zurich and june 2014 claims to be able to prove the opposite that there is no evidence that neutral packaging reduces consumption, but the credibility of the study is dubious. that's because the study was funded by the world's leading tobacco company. philip morris international get paid the equivalent of over $100000.00 euros to the university of zurich. once more, the contract featured a confidential appendix detailing a project proposal signed by researchers from the university of zurich and philip morris. pascal detailed him use this with freedom of information act to gain access to the entire document. so they fund the shift or the photo to this is not independent research yet feeling well he's this is a study by philip morris stages unique, a routine you say the name of the university of zurich was used now for it's prestige. he's a sole prestige. one of the clauses in the document stipulates that in every phase of the research, the scientists must take into account the standpoint and

i originally say the name of the university of zurich was used now for its prestige. he's a sole prestige. one of the clauses in the document stipulates that in every phase of the research, the scientists must take into account the standpoint and interest of philip morris and conduct their work. accordingly. we asked professor michael wolf, one of the studies officers, whether his work had been influenced by philip morris. his reply of the past. if he would have published the study if the result had been different. his current reply was yes, of course. but the last clause in the agreements raises doubts about that the and we show the document to professor dominique's plume, all a leading expert and research ethics. because evaluation is unequivocal is what goes to the clause. as you mentioned, the access control over scientific methodology, the control over the results, the sent over publications are all that fun, acceptable. let's equals that. so if you use to the cigarette companies use this strategy to pursue a key objective. to so doubt that many people who say th

zurich shows clearly we don't have to choose between addressing street conditions and saving lives. the report released today provides a sweeping and detailed overview of the overdose crisis in san francisco as well as the data and metrics on the city current response and of note the report found that only estimated 25 percent of san franciscans with use disorder receive medications to treat in contrast to zurich 75 percent are taking medication for opioid use disorder. majority of people who are arrested for drug use in san francisco do not access treatment calling into question our increased reliance on arresting drug users, arrests which surged under this administration in the last couple years as detailed thin report with data not previously disclosed. the report found more then 40 percent of the non fatal opioid overdose in san francisco appear to be from unintentional consumption of fentanyl. suggesting the need for easily accessible and available drug check in. san francisco also currently lacks a coordinated enter department approach. relying on the drug market agency coordi

hello as well and a big warm welcome from zurich to all of— big warm welcome from zurich to all of usecking my screen, _ confirm, just checking my screen, that currently we have 201 member associations who have — 201 member associations who have successfullyjoined the congress online. and with this confirmation, i hereby declare that the — confirmation, i hereby declare that the congress has been convened and composed in compliance with the statutes. i would — compliance with the statutes. i would like to thank everyone for their— would like to thank everyone for their efforts and commitment to participating. in addition, — commitment to participating. in addition, all 211 member associations were eligible to cast — associations were eligible to cast their votes via their online _ cast their votes via their online platform, which was at the disposal of the delegates of this— the disposal of the delegates of this extraordinary fifa congress. and i can confirm that— congress. and i can confirm that all— congress. and i can confirm that all 211 have effectively cast — that all 211 have e

amz was founded in switzerland by university students from eth zurich, with the aim of pushing electricents of the club use their spare time and technical skills to build the sleekest and fastest race car that they can. and i mean fast. spencerjoined them as they prepared for the world's biggest electric car engineering competition. this is formula student, a world series of events that took place this summer, featuring electric cars built by teams of students from 100 universities across the globe. on tracks throughout europe, the cars competed in disciplines including autocross — racing through formula i—like twists and turns as fast as possible. an endurance trial through more than 20km of track to push the limits of battery management. a test of grip and downforce by basically going round in a circle as fast as possible. and then there's acceleration. it's a drag race, basically, and it's this last challenge that one team, amz racing, absolutely blasted last year, going from 0 to iookm/h in... well, i'll let you know a bit later. amz includes students from lucerne university of appl

china was likely submitted as a new climate project to the german authorities that we went through zurich to meet one of the world's leading experts on international climate policies in carbon trait we showed act. so michelle low, the photos and documents to understand were there any circumstances under which such a project could have been eligible to be approved as an environmental project in germany? he's on log at off kind finding the image trend of s dolphins signed us on, on logics. yet before don tucker state had a different project. the same pattern. a plant in syndrome was allegedly built in 2020, and had in fact, been there since 2014. as the information board at the entrance shows over the following months, we identified 16 such allegedly fraudulent project in china. almost all seem to have been submitted by different chinese companies are germany's carbon schemes and their potential loopholes common knowledge across china. could so many different companies be using the same trick. our colleagues from d d. s paging bureau went to visit some of the companies mentioned in the docu

russian mercenaries ensued that operate in saddam boats all being supplied via uh the, the, the basic zurich know, according to russian state, media assault and his family have arrived in moscow. we have been granted asylum. why is russia it's still protecting them this? well, i think that this is the answer to the of the kremlin. we don't, uh, basically we don't leave our allies in the left. that's. that's if you wish, the statement. of course that is only the, the, the awesome family i think that lots of people that were in the regime will not protected the tool. but i think that's the least important can do as a courtesy to an ally that the loss of is peace, power. and this is in this respects a typical button, but uh uh, this is also a very, i would say for podium that's a day when just prestige in the middle east was significantly shepherd. and i don't think you'll be able to recoup these strategic losses any time. so now this lightning and surgeon campaign took the world by surprise. however, in the past 10 years, we've seen president food and standing behind us on time and time again.

that all aliti to this lifestream from zurich. —— this is all aliti to.y meant that these two were confirmed —— that was, as much as they could do in that context. among them are the british football association. but it does i think speak to the influence of saudi arabia now enjoying over the sporting landscape.— of saudi arabia now enjoying over the sporting landscape. we've seen saudi arabia _ the sporting landscape. we've seen saudi arabia put _ the sporting landscape. we've seen saudi arabia put on _ the sporting landscape. we've seen saudi arabia put on big _ the sporting landscape. we've seen saudi arabia put on big shows. - the sporting landscape. we've seenj saudi arabia put on big shows. how much do they have to convince the world that they can put on a massive spectacle like the world cup. 7 there's no doubt despite becoming a global hub with things such as formula i and talk class boxing, this takes it to a different level. organising a world cup is really stunning example ofjust how much the sporting world revolves around saudi arabia. they ha

men's football world cup have been drawn at a ceremony in zurich.n teams. olly foster's here with all the details — olly. and, anna, all four home nations have avoided each other. 5a european teams were put into 12 qualifying groups, half with five teams, the other half with four, it wasn't the cleanest of draws in zurich, complicated by the fact that so many teams are still involved in the nations league, either the finals, or play—offs next year. there were representatives from all four home nations there today, including the new england head—coach thomas tuchel, who officially starts his job in the new year. england have made very light work of qualification for major tournaments recently. and this should be another straightforward campaign they are top seeds in group k, with four other teams so eight matches for them home and away against serbia, albania, latvia and andorra. here was tuchel�*s reaction to finding out about what stands between them and the world cup. we have to earn our place, you have to earn our top we have to earn our place, y

the qualifying. drew has taken place in zurich with games kicking off in march. only the top same in each group is guaranteed a spot in the finals that being held in the united states, canada and mexico. 12 of the 22 will cups have been owned by european countries, oil fuel. you are always happy because he only qualified. you only qualified for the qualifiers. so the most incredible visa was caught, the last was up in 2022 at the place just 2 years ago these days we were all in the cats are incredible. was got fantastic final in here. we already preparing the next one, the united states, canada, mexico, 3 countries in north america, 48 teams participating, 16 of us, 16 from europe. well, many of the qualifying groups won't be finalized until after the life of nations, the quarter finals in march, but new in the manage. it's almost too cool. does know who he'll be teaching on that you haven't coach will lead his adopted country against serbia, albania. what fear and i'm door, it's necessary that we also lead by example the create a certain culture of how we respec

this week: spencer's at the zurich sports competition that's pushing innovation in assistive tech. these pilots have to do distinct things with their brain patterns to also turn left and right. we're in the arctic circle looking at ways to prevent avalanches. and as the latest formula e season gets under way, paul's finding out about the championships all—electric cars. ah, this is where the magic happens. i'm sammy kunz. i'm from switzerland, from frauenfeld, and i'm a quadriplegic. i had my accident ten years ago when i fell into a river headfirst. in the beginning, it was really hard for me, actually, to not give up. i had bad thoughts, but i needed time, i needed friends. i read more, istudy more, and i try to, yeah, use my brain more because my body is not available to me any more. one of the things that sammy really needs, along with the 15% of the world's population living with a disability, is better and more affordable assistive technology that makes everyday life easier. and what better way to advance those areas of research than a full—on cyborg olympics? welcome to cyba

earlier, in a highly controlled virtual meeting, at its zurich headquarters, members of fifa's congresstadia, including one 350 metres above the ground in the futuristic and still to be built desert city of neom. but with the world cup, like neighbouring qatar's, two years ago, set to be staged in winter to avoid the extreme summer heat, there are concerns over its impact on a congested football calendar, on the environment and on human rights. workers will be exploited. many will die. activists may be put in prison for criticising what is happening. fans risk discrimination. the saudis deny they're sportswashing the country's human rights record. any country around the world has room for improvement. no—one's perfect and we acknowledge that, and we are reforming, and these events help us reform. norway's football federation abstained from today's acclamation, but the fa were among many others to support the saudis, saying it had assurances that gay fans would be welcome at the world cup. despite the controversy, saudi's sporting revolution gathers pace. dan roan, bbc news. human traffi

heading south across much of the re age and you can see the temperature coming down in 2 degrees in zurich on wednesday minus one in stock on the unique perspective. we don't want ahead to well, but we no longer have any private spaces on the incident. that's a scary well on heard voices a year into this genocide. it still remains large. one section, connect with our community and tap into conversation as you find elsewhere, but humanity. the number of people who want to stop sending weapons has gone up and up despite what they hear in the mainstream media in the united states. the stream on out just the or the of the you're watching l g 0 live from don't i reminder about top stories this hour is where as ami says it's hitting as the size in 711 on a long sure. no offensive hours after has on the side of a rush of blankets for the 1st time since a sci fi gave was agreed, both sides are accusing each other, violating the 3 names and syria government forces are intensifying attacks on harry is held by opposition flights as being in the northwest, that being supported by russian who plays thi

amz includes students from lucerne university of applied sciences and arts and eth zurich, and i droppednts, it not only has to have a powerful motor, but also computers have to control the traction and fine tune the speed of each wheel individually, and somehow it has to stick to the ground to give the tires more grip. amz achieved this with powerful fans that actually sucked the ultralight vehicle to the tarmac. are you building on the last year's design or have you completely reinvented anything? every year we design a completely new race car. i mean, of course we orient ourselves on the design from last year. as you might have seen on the car, the downforce with the fans we had, we improved a... not the same concept, but um, kind of is based on the same, um, and the same physics behind it. is this something you want to do in the future? do you want to work on, like, racing cars? i mean, it definitely be fun and really interesting, but i'm not sure yet. we'll see. it depends how it goes this year, right? yeah. now, after last year's formula student competition, the team decided to spe

lucerne university amz includes students from lucerne university of applied sciences and arts and eth zurich at amz racing. we're going to meet luara. not that laura. for one car to excel at all of these events, it not only has to have a powerful motor, but also, computers have to control the traction and fine tune the speed of each wheel individually, and somehow it has to stick to the ground to give the tyres more grip. amz achieved this with powerful fans that actually sucked the ultralight vehicle to the tarmac. are you building on the last year's design or have you completely reinvented anything? every year, we design a completely new race car. i mean, of course, we orient ourselves on the design from last year, as you might have seen on the car, the downforce with the fans we had, we improved. not the same concept, but kind of is based on the same on the same physics behind it. is this something you want to do in the future? do you want to work on, like, racing cars? i mean, it definitely be fun and really interesting, but i'm not sure yet. we'll see. it depends how it goes this year,

march with a new boss thomas tuchel who has been speaking to the first time as england manager in zurichhing for anyone who knows anything about geopolitics is serbia and albania together in a group, that's interesting, with the, you know, centuries long row over kosovo there. england will have to go both home and away to serbia, albania, latvia and andorra. they are never played latvia before, they beat serbia in the euros this summer in the first group stage. so all in all, thomas tuchel says he is quite excited. qualification is a top priority. any team that wins their group will be automatically in the us. if we look at scotland, they will play the loser of portugal and denmark, greece and belarus. greece is quite a tricky tie, they beat england already in they beat england already in the nations league this year. so for them that's quite difficult. looking up course to qualify for the world cup for the first time since 1998. they did reach the play—off but they were beaten by ukraine. and belarus will be tricky because they are not allowed by uefa to have any of their home fans and

earlier, in a highly controlled virtual meeting at its zurich headquarters, members of fifa�*s congressly for these children behind me, but for the growth of our sport in asia and across the world. saudi arabia�*s ambitious plans involve 11 new stadia, including one 350 metres above the ground in the futuristic and still to be built desert city of neom. but with the world cup, like neighbouring qatar�*s two years ago, set to be staged in winter to avoid the extreme summer heat, there are concerns over its impact on a congested football calendar, on the environment and on human rights. workers will be exploited. many will die. activists may be put in prison for criticising what is happening. fans risk discrimination. the saudis deny they�*re sportswashing the country�*s human rights record, last year its sports minister telling me the world cup would help it diversify its economy and to modernise. every country around the world has room for improvement. no one is perfect and we acknowledge that and we are reforming, and these events help us perform. and these events help us reform. norwa

heading south across much of the region, you can see the temperature coming down in 2 degrees in zurich on wednesday minus one in stock, and that was a time window. ok then go with the flowed through enough to sustain life in the northern kind of how we desert. oh yeah. around was that changing? we started 3 men. the indifferent toss of the band goes down as they faced drought, one of the animals and madame a right in the constant fight for survival risk in it all books one l just the, the, the, you're watching, i'll just need a reminder of the top stories. the sides opposition fighters continuing to advance and government held territory in northwest syria. city. an army with the help of russian forces has responded with air strikes and electronics opposition fighters have not received control to military airports near a level after taking the sitting on soft spring. is there any forces have continued to target several areas across the gaza strip with air strikes, including a moccasin garza city. these 2 people have been killed. you in chief, antonia tells us, says the situation is a fo

interest increased in vienna where bookings are up 147% year on year and followed by budapest and zurichwarsaw saw a move from across the atlantic. in the middle east, the uae will see the most visitors this winter, but georgia and tunisia are experiencing the biggest upswings with twice the bookings from 2023. hotel occupancy rates and data showing it is set to be the highest in lihue, hawaii and followed by montego bay, jamaica. hotel occupancy rates are up 4% this holiday season compared to 2023. that's where people are going, but where would they go money and time notwithstanding? a report showing the most searched destination for travel is london. for cnbc, i'm monica petrelli. >> that's good to hear. i'm the only one in london. i assure you. london is the most searched destination. the head of tv news is here today. i can't remember. abby is in. roger is in. we have a few. trying to name a few names and give them a shoutout. >>> coming up on the show, just testing if i know them all. coming up on the show, president biden is set to make the final call on nippon steel. more on that

if we haven't looked at the 3 day for zurich, a steady decline in temperature expected to thursday, the crew is lens 11, used to and missed chronicles. the devastation is more of this country unexpected. own simon's struggle for survival, becomes pumped as they see for their lives as camera keeps rolling, offering an intimate portrait of the anguish, and was in those displaced by more force to free, self 11, on witness on just the latest news i did as more of an $18000000.00 flor titles portfolio such a percent of the website. and also 1000000 were just a couple years in this country. it's less than $200000.00 with detailed coverage for it. so it's like this top secret roles across different areas from the heart of the story disability activists say that in a well way in a quantity is wise. this could lead to some feeling the pressure that the lives of simply too much of a button. the, [000:00:00;00] the, you watching else is there a reminder about top stories? the salad is ready, forces have carried out more than $250.00 strikes across syria, military prices, missile defense facilities

it's just taking place zurich. only the top same in each group, is guaranteed a spot in the funds. the . it is a historic day for syria that has been unprecedented scenes across the country as millions mock the 1st friday, pres, since the full of a subs gift limits. hundreds of thousands of people have poured into the streets in several cities. in the heart of the capital, damascus, people gathered at the ancient maya most of the decades as being bought or prevented from doing so. 5 minutes during the habit of a she had addressed the crowds and cold for better future celebrations had continued throughout the day. these are the scenes in damascus. square people from across the country have made the way to the capital to the pause of this moment. the, this is alaska with was the 1st cities of full when the opposition find has began then lightning offensive. 2 weeks ago, the city of suite a in south west and syria, the countries drew's community also came out onto the streets. the head of the new administration, um, i'll shut a as cold on old syrians to unite to rebuild the country. i

heading south across much of the region, you can see the temperature coming down in 2 degrees in zurich on wednesday minus one in stock on the, in the competitive world of chest. a new generation of kings and queens is taken over to achieve something big for myself and the country is very special. 11 east goes inside the high 6 world of indian chest, and we see young prodigies who are meeting their mark on the international stage. india's chest cottage on out to 0 of the showcase of the best documentary films from across, than on the senior officer, a decade of honoring individuals and institutions working and translation between arabic and faulty. how the world language is shay come odd award for translation and international understanding is hosting it's 10 toward serve. on the 10th of december 2024 in doha katasha. shea come on the award for translation and international understanding from the arabic language to mankind. the . the, you're watching the news out on algae 0 reminder about the top stories. syrian government forces are intensifying of types on areas, helps by opposition f

the qualifying jo took place in zurich with games kicking off for next march. only the top team in each crew will be guaranteed a spot in the finals which shipping held in the united states, canada, and mexico. 12 of the 22 world cups have been warned by european countries. ne auto, if you're always happy because he only qualified, you only qualified for the qualifiers for the most incredible visa world cop. the last was gap in 2022 plays just 2 years ago. these days we were all in the cats are incredible. was got fantastic. final in here we already preparing the next one, the united states, canada, mexico, 3 countries in north america, 48 teams participating, 16 of us, 16 from europe. how many of the call find groups, what would be finalized and so off to the nation's li quarter farms apply it in march. but newman manage it's almost too cold. those know who he'll be taking on the gym and coach will lead his adopted country against serbia. albania, lot fia, and, and or i'd say we are, they were the last team in difficult groups serve young daniel, very motional

heading south across much of the region, you can see the temperature coming down is 2 degrees in zurich on wednesday minus one in stock on the latest mean view on the phase 90 percent of gall. that have been displaced, those who have managed to survive. these various ties are now hoping to survive the winter with detailed coverage. you know, i mean, you can see classrooms that one simple lice hope and learning today. the last results for families leading schultz is from the house of the story. the right wing government in israel seems almost immune to the pressure of the tap, the families and international calls for a cease firing. does that the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, you with, i'll just say, right, here's their mind. if i top stories this house, serial position fights is say, the advancing and government held territory and have seized control of several towns in the north west of how the problem is. the serial now i meet with the help of russian forces responding with this strikes. at least 9 people have been killed and is ready strikes of southern lebanon as wel

product of johns hopkins, as well as the sorbonne and the university of leipzig and the university zurich, where she was the first person man, woman to have graduated summa cum laude. and the memory of would say the memory of man. but now we're getting tripped up in all this this gender. oh, very, very accomplished woman. her ph.d., by the way, was in the theory and grammar of indo germanic linguistics. i thought about majoring in that. oh. as dean of bryn mawr, she was a firm believer in women suffrage. she wanted women in education. and she wanted women to have the same education has managed to compete with men, the workforce in the professions. oh, later his career, wilson confided to his press secretary that he cordially detested. she was he memorably said, the apotheosis of the advanced woman. let's put her up there. that's carey thomas. he also did not like teaching women. he derided his female students as academic imposture ers who meddled in the serious concerns of life. he wrote in his diary that teaching women history in was about as profitable as lecturing to stonemason as on t

firstly, the home nations have avoided each other in today's draw in zurich, with the fifty four teamsnto 12 groups, let's look at who the home nations will have to face next year, i say slightly clearer because of the complication of a number of teams involved in the nations league quarterfinal in march. we'll go through them alphabetically, northern ireland are in group a, with either germany or italy to face depending on who wins in the nations league, slovakia and luxembourg are the other sides. scotland are also in a smaller group of four, and they will face the loser of a the nations league quarterfinal between portugal and denmarkand also greece and belarus. wales are looking to qualify for back to back world cups for the first time, belgium the top seeds in their group, and there's a long trip to kazakhstan to navigate. they also play north macedonia and liechtenstein. and england should have a fairly straightforwrd campaign, with serbia, albania, latvia and andorra, all four home nations managers were in zurich for the draw, let's hear from them all, starting with the new engl

continuing coverage from zurich right here on bbc news but that's it for now.e qr code, we are streaming that announcement, still waiting for that announcement, but the moment that does get confirmed we will bring that to you. we have been waiting for a while and have had all those glossy videos but still if you moments away. while we await for that, we will turn to the situation in syria. while syrians slowly adjust to life without bashir al—assad there are many minority and marginalised groups wondering what this new syria will look like 7 and how inclusive it will be? khaled ales—mael is a syrian writer and journalist. kaled, you've lived under the assad regime. you left syria in 2012. give us an insight into what it was like. . ., , like. that time, when i was born i always _ like. that time, when i was born i always felt _ like. that time, when i was born i always felt like, - like. that time, when i was born i always felt like, how| born i always felt like, how can they survive in this country? when the first information came to me that in the syrian cons

earlier, in a highly controlled virtual meeting, at its zurich headquarters, members of fifa's congress such a historic moment, but only for the children behind me but for the growth of our sport in arabia and across the world. saudi arabia's ambitious plans involve 11 new stadia, including one 350 metres above the ground in the futuristic and still to be built desert city of neom. but with the world cup, like neighbouring qatar's, two years ago, set to be staged in winter to avoid the extreme summer heat, there are concerns over its impact on a congested football calendar, on the environment and on human rights. workers will be exploited. many will die. activists may be put in prison for criticising what is happening. fans risk discrimination. the saudis deny they're sportswashing the country's human rights record. last year, its sports minister telling me the world cup would help it diversify its economy and to modernise. any country around the world has room for improvement. no—one's perfect and we acknowledge that, and we are reforming, and these events help us reform. norway's foot