investor and it was quite five years he sees that he is perspective and he how she sees switzerland you know it's completely different says those of politicians that states that the secretary and so on so she pointed out since was silent so it's sort of this kind of flows in a little bit the steam in the overall race was a global gluckstein helped right and we actually out of switzerland had completely is different because it's a v.c. i was self as if. you know global top of crypt finance right so it was quite interesting you know just changes of perspective well there's lots that we had a guest on yesterday who you know jawan lee from from next change you and i met in hong kong or it originally as i recall and joe on we had him on yesterday and he was saying you know san francisco and london are really the hub but it really is all about what the regulatory attitude is too that's a major part of it so when you say you had regulators there in switzerland that the cripple some of that that's pretty interesting what are they doing what are the regulators doing to try and attract a block ch

trades so you see in switzerland a lot of clients get interest it insists immersion in new alternative as a class rate and save their bankers laycock in their investments that end result the beans that you know several swiss banks started to work as crypto currency fell combine you know actually as it has been for years quite the big brand in switzerland involves management of private banking it started to offer a crypto currency straight so this is a mall in rage and as we see more and more interest from institutional investor sites right so will banks also just their strategy but on c.n.n. this site when it comes to work and it was a blog chain company so it was while it providers was exchanges or even you know it was i see all companies so this is from the all pretty much closed door so in switzerland it's very difficult to open a bank account you know if you are on ziran up to ice you know so that's a problem that you're also going to so we're just about out of time although but what about u.b.s. and credit suisse that used to work at u.b.s. didn't you what are they thinking on kry

and here to discuss crypto currency is a block chain and much more is the bitcoin queen of switzerland although feld meyer who's the c.e.o. and founder of smart valor all got thanks for being here or you just completed your krypto summit there tell us about it what were the highlights. hello nice to be here again well cripps assignment became the largest conference in europe in blotching this this year and it's been very special because this time also full attention and policymakers state secretary joint life it's a conference and this itself is actually quite a statement. also you know it was interesting to see how different perspectives for example he had. to mrs draper you know in a famous u.s. investor and it was quite funny she sees that his perspective and he how she sees switzerland you know is completely different senses of politicians states than the secretary and so on so she pointed out this was silent so it sort of this kind of flows in a little bit the steam in the overall race was a global block she helped write and we actually out of switzerland had completely is differe

you know this place really could be the crypt of switzerland it's got everything across the board what are your thoughts on that i'm a big proponent of that and i'm very encouraged with what wyoming did wyoming just had a unanimous legislature approval and the government signed an act to say that utility tokens which is most of what this i.c.a.o. phenomena comprises is a new asset class that is exempt from securities and money transmission and the courts will decide whether wyoming legislation trumps regulation. but they're pretty adam of the day and they want to go into other territories and i've got nothing but you know open arms from the people i've talked to in puerto rico as will help the island we bring jobs here very open attitude about how can we go in first and foremost how do we keep our kids from like graduating and having to go to the mainline because they can't find a job here that's going to pay good wage generations coming out actually says that they could be part of building this new crypto generation and it could be. as you say a petri dish and a really growth story no

you know this place really could be the crypt of switzerland it's got everything across the board what are your thoughts on that i'm a big proponent of that and i'm very encouraged with what wyoming did wyoming just had a unanimous legislature approval and the government signed an act to say that utility tokens which is most of what this i.c.a.o. phenomena comprises is a new asset class that is exempt from securities and money transmission and the courts will decide whether wyoming legislation trumps regulation but they're pretty adam of the day and they want to go into other territories and i've got nothing but you know. open arms from the people i've talked to in puerto rico as will help the island we bring jobs here very open attitude about how can we go in first and foremost how do we keep our kids from like graduating and having to go to the mainline because they can't find a job here that's going to pay good wages generations coming up actually says that they could be part of building this new generation and it could be. as you say a petri dish and a really growth story now you m

you know this place really could be the crypt of switzerland it's got everything across the board what are your thoughts on that i'm a big proponent of that and i'm very encouraged with what wyoming did wyoming just had a unanimous legislature approval and the government signed an act to say that utility tokens which is most of what this i.c.a.o. phenomena comprises is a new asset class that is exempt from securities and money transmission and the courts will decide whether wyoming legislation trumps regulation but they're pretty adam of the day and they want to go into other territories and i've got nothing but you know open arms from the people i've talked to in puerto rico as will help the island we bring jobs here very open attitude about how can we go in first and foremost how do we keep our kids from like graduating and having to go to the mainline because they can't find a job here that's going to pay good wages generations coming up actually says that they could be part of building this new generation and it could be. as you say a petri dish and a really growth story now you me

you know this place really could be the crypt of switzerland it's got everything across the board what are your thoughts on that i'm a big proponent of that and i'm very encouraged with what wyoming did wyoming just had a unanimous legislature approval and the government signed an act to say that utility tokens which is most of what the i.c.a.o. phenomena comprises is a new asset class that is exempt from securities and money transmission and the courts will decide whether wyoming legislation trumps regulation but they're pretty adam of the day and they want to go into other territories and i've got nothing but you know open arms from the people i've talked to in puerto rico as will help the island we bring jobs here very open attitude about how can we go in first and foremost how do we keep our kids from like graduating and having to go to the mainline because they can't find a job here that's going to pay good wages generations coming up actually says that they could be part of building this new generation and it could be. as you say a petri dish and a really growth story now you men

because i've been a fan from the start of the day we came all the way from switzerland they're amazing on stage from that side it's simply fun to play the concert they explore the german capital the bands from often is made up of singer chris hell bass player david frings and drummer frank shall pass they wrote the first song of their first album when they first played together in twenty twelve the band's name came to them quickly to just come but as for what its words there was during our first rehearsal we had a feeling that the music sounded like if your big and powerful and forceful fifty but also beautiful sometimes. we jokingly made a word association and said it sounds like you're. asking fault. even though it sounds like it was all simple the band had to work hard for their success at the beginning they once played to an audience of five. players they've since released three albums in six years and played a lot of gigs earning the respect of critics and fans alike. players . and they will continue singing in german even though this means they might never be huge internationally

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however, now in switzerland, that may change. with a referendum that could see the end of the licence fee. translation: today, with the internet, there is no need to state intervention. we can manage without it. we would rather have independent media and abolish this tax. after all, to have a tv tax is like telling a citizen that they are old enough to vote, old enough to pay taxes, but not old enough to choose the funding of media. last year, the country ‘s licence fee, or billag, ways to 1.3 billion swiss francs, equivalent to nearly $1.5 billion. it accounts for around 75% of the budget of the national broadcaster. it also pays for regional and local broadcasting across the country in the four national languages. translation: if we are not in a position to properly cover political and citizens issues, the country will not be doing well. the challenge here is the capacity to reinvest in an equal way and in solidarity with all the regions. the market will never do that. and that if the debate in a nutshell. should roll casting

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in switzerland. the facade with its seven towers was boldly built on a slope. but he has also left his mark on cities as here with the museum of modern art in san francisco. switching between secular and sacred buildings is not a problem for the architect he sees himself as a mediator another example is the construction of the chamber least a synagogue in tel aviv which opened in one thousand nine hundred eight. you know it's interesting because it's a university campus intended for a lady and not religious students. the lady were afraid that the faithful were dominant and. the really jewels so i designed a big rooms do we see the way of. god to pray and will be the conference room as a place for discussion but it. would be the school. today is working on more sacred buildings including a mosque in china on the border with mongolia. and the christian church in south korea near seoul. always allow me to work better put it's good to work in good and the prevailing it's a privilege especially in this time of globalization to be rentis a page and projects so that p

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. deals like with switzerland. very difficult to see how this would work in practice. work in practice. in the absence of such a complicated trade agreement. trade agreement. no doubt we will talk again in the coming months. talk again in the coming months. thank you very much indeed. and cocaine at an all time high. open testing encourages more people to take illegal drugs. the home office says "no drug—taking can be assumed to be safe". taking them at the weekend. to see how it works. this drug—testing lab for the swiss government. hi, hans. nice to meet you. hi. through to illegal party drugs. this is where we are doing the analysing... the testing is being done today by fabienne. so, this is the pill that we saw being handed in last night. exactly. it's this quarter. and now i'm going to grind it. people results about what's in their drugs. are willing to take a drug. what we are doing here. so, you're going to now get the result. what have we found? yes, so here it's the mdma peak. that's a very strong reading. yeah, we give a warning when it's over 120mg of pill. so now we ha

and olga says that switzerland is going to be the new palo alto of crypto but others want that designation to which are the hottest areas prescript o. and block chain development geographically. well when you actually look at the data we looked at. and when you look around the world the hottest areas are in san francisco and london projects in san francisco focus on largely the areas that are interfaces with lock chain exchanges and wallets in in london is focused on most of the projects related to the theory i'm such as identity management and also smart contracts and and the next. largest markets are in new york and also in china so i must actually respectfully disagree that the actual development the actual skill developers are not are not in all of the largest sizes not taken place in switzerland well you know what they say is when you eat if you don't have a lot to say say it loudly and what will be asking all go about what you what they want to do and then the regulators are certainly trying to be a proactive over there but you want look into your crystal ball and how do you think fi

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but having agreed to make concessions on its banking secrecy will switzerland also finally agree to open the doors of the world's biggest safe. this is. a church secret indeed just like priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it would literally like to call this to do graphic solution so what the bishop means to do then he finds out that the priest says is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot were the previous standards not the highest ranks of the catholic church conceal the accused priests from the police and justice system to that end of that's known as the i intend that i included that it used to shout and. felt that. you need the good and the bad you need capitalism to work both winners and losers you can't bail out every single bank that gets into trouble you can't bail out every. nice free money you've got to let the system weed out the losers otherwise you end up with you know a state controlled state maintained price fixing regime by the state that resembles all failed such experiments in the past why not just let the free market be the fr

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the democratic republic of congo's refusing to go to its own donor conference in switzerland next month which aims to raise nearly two billion dollars the country's prime minister says the un's overreacting about the humanitarian needs. anger is mounting in the u.s. city of sacramento over the police shooting of an unarmed black man twenty two year old stuff on clock was shot at least twenty times when officers cornered him in his

when you consider how small switzerland is this new provider that it would be worthwhile for to offer book costs in four languages covering swiss regional and national events there's just not enough money in. the school to get. a broader minds of political parties trade unions and cultural associations is critical of the initiative the only political party supporting it is the far right populist swiss people's party. opinion polls show the vote is not likely to pass so these schwing and fans can breathe easy their traditional tonans will likely grace the silver screens of switzerland for many years to come. back tonight amassed a twenty five kicks off with munson god back against braman the two teams ended their respective winless straits last match day and are looking to heat up their season despite the freezing weather. it's been bit city cold across germany in the run up to match states twenty five but the permafrost hasn't put a damper on the bus spirits. they head into their class for braman on a high off to grabbing a one nil win in hanover last time out there by ending their fo

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but having agreed to make concessions on its banking secrecy will switzerland also finally agree to open the doors of the world's biggest safe. by. using. the church secret indeed just like priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it quite literally i like to call this the geographic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot where the previous standard is not known the highest ranks of the catholic church help conceal the accused priests from the police and justice system to that end of themselves as the i and then i include that it just is out and. it's failed to. make them five fold human rights abuses notion of the example of young men who see this our genocide or their going on then just look who is supporting who american and british and a number of other european countries they are a very generous nation then their support to the ag rests so what kind of human rights is that in which to live a million children a woman does not count. the far right and britain isn't just

but having agreed to make concessions on its banking secrecy will switzerland also finally agree to open the doors of the world's biggest safe. this baby and. say this on march eighteenth vote with your remote to zante for special coverage of the russian presidential election exit polls opinions real time results monitoring and much more. this is. a church secret indeed catholic priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it quite literally i like to call this to do a graphic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot were the previous standards not the highest ranks of the catholic church help conceal the accused priests from the police and justice system to that end if that's not going to sci intent then i think you'll hear that it used to. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. the far right. isn't just on the march it's taking violent. action. which will usual

country of switzerland proves there's no more need for gun rules. according to international study services, the last mass shooting in switzerland was nearly 20 years ago in 2001. this despite a stunningly high rate of 2 million, 8 million private citizens privately owning gun. the country had 47 homicides with firearms making the murder rate making lowest in the world. well, that wraps up this hour of "fox & friends first", hope you have a great monday, "fox & friends first" continues right now. i will see you back here tomorrow, bye, bye. >> i think this could be a little shock therapy, get their attention and hopefully it'll have a good impact. >> all right, monday march 26th, china on notice, president trump's national security adviser pick john bolton already setting stage for america first policy. jillian: plus the president defending signing of $1.3 trillion budget, but what about the part that he party doesn't like, this morning the white house proposing solution. rob: the time you know is about to change, florida will be keeping daylight sa

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plans to hold a donor conference in switzerland congolese officials say they will not attend accusing the agency of exaggerating the problem we've got a lot to talk about with our guests but first this report from charlotte ballasts. she tried to run but marie last child fell trying to escape her attackers. one of the london militia cut me with a machete my brother helped me run away but i was also hit by two arrows on my side four of my kids were killed that same day launch of a new family are among the tens of thousands of congolese who have been injured and displaced during four months of clashes the violence is cement for decades fuelled by disputes over land sharing between haman herders and i do farmers and atory province villages have streamed into domestic displacement camps and over the border into uganda. we've been living in a very difficult situation and we don't know what the president thinks about resolving the situation so we can go back home. president joseph kabila promised to visit the displaced this week but he has battles of his own many congolese a furious with hi

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