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and switzerland more than all their positions. so central bags that they have a love hate relationship with gold. on the one hand, they have to hold it down there, hold about $34000.00 tons of gold and but on the other hand, they want to suppress the gold price because the gold price tells their people that there are mismanaging, they call me and so far they've done the pretty good job in holding the gold price well below where it should be. i often show a graph max where i compare the gold price to the u. s. money supply and going back to 1970. and if you look at the gold price in $97071.00, if you want to study $5.00 and the goal and then in 2000 was $290.00. the gold prize today at $1800.00 in relation to us money supply is as cheap as it was in $2035.00 on, sorry, into those in $71.00 that $35.00 and in 2000 at $290.00. so gold is incredibly cheap in relation to the money printing that we have seen in the us 20 years. and that isn't the result of central banks through be through the b s that is use golds 12. so central banks a

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i mean, you've got your fund over there, gold, switzerland. and we look at all the money management in the world about one percent invested in gold. one of the trends are people starting to wake up to this and then see that gold thing move up, or they haven't had the day of reckoning yet. we've got about 45 seconds. okay, let me correct. yeah, we don't have a phone we assist. hi, annette. what individual to preserve their wealth by holding physical gold in their own name. so we are facilitated. we're not. we're not running money as such. and yes, the if you're talking about right today, gold demand is very slow. today, refiners are not very busy. but if you're looking at people moving out of the banking system, wealthy people, we're seeing that all the time we seeing 90 moving for the banking system to the private walls that, that we, we offer to clients. so that move is continuous. the goal buying is not that right now in any major going to do that's going to come and that's going to come in the big way. alrighty. got got to go out another se

i mean, you've got your find over their goal, switzerland, and we look at all the money management in the world about one percent invested in gold. one of the trends are people starting to wake up to this and then see that gold thing move up, or they haven't had the day of reckoning yet and got about 45 seconds. okay, let me correct. yeah, we don't have a fun. we assist. hi, annette, what individual to preserve their wealth by holding physical gold in their own name . so we are facilitated, we're not, we're not running money such and yes, the if you're talking about right today, gold demand is very slow. today, refiners are not very busy, but if you're looking at people moving out of the banking system, well to people, we're seeing that all the time we seeing 90 moving for the banking system to the private walls that we, we offer to clients. so that move is continuous, the goal buying is not that right now in any major. going to do that's going to come. that's going to come in the big way. alrighty. got got to go out another segment shortly, and thanks for being on cause a report. tha

i mean, you've got your fund over there, gold, switzerland. and we look at all the money management in the world about one percent invested in gold. one of the trends are people starting to wake up to this and see that gold thing move up, or they haven't had the day of reckoning yet. we've got about 45. okay, let me correct. yeah, we don't have a fun. we assist. hi, annette. what individual to preserve their wealth by holding physical gold in their own name. so we are facilitated. we're not. we're not running money as such. and yes, if you're talking about right today, gold demand is very slow. today, refiners are not very busy. but if you're looking at people moving out of the banking system, wealthy people, we're seeing that all the time we seeing money moving for the banking still to the private walls that, that we, we offer to clients so that movies continues that go buying is not there right now in any major going to do that's going to come and that's going to come in the big way. alrighty again, got to go out another segment shortly, and

i mean, you've got your fund over there, gold, switzerland. and we look at all the money management in the world about one percent invested in gold. one of the trends are people starting to wake up to this and see that gold thing move up, or they haven't had the day of reckoning yet. we've got about 45. okay, let me correct. yeah, we don't have a fun. we assist. hi, annette. what individual to preserve their wealth by holding physical gold in their own name. so we are facilitated. we're not. we're not running money as such. and yes, if you're talking about right today, goal demand is very slow. today, refiners are not very busy, but if you're looking at people moving out of the banking system, wealthy people, we're seeing that all the time we seeing 90 moving for the backend test to the private walls that, that we are, we offer to clients so that movies continues that go buying is not there right now in any major going to do that's going to come and that's going to come in a big way. alrighty, again, got to go out another segment shortly. and

i mean, you've got your find over their goal, switzerland, and we look at all the money management in the world about one percent invested in gold. one of the trends are people starting to wake up to this and see that gold thing move up, or they haven't had the day of reckoning yet and got about 45 seconds. okay, let me correct. yeah, we don't have a fun we assist. hi, annette. what individual to preserve their wealth, by holding physical gold in their own name. so we are facilitated, we're not, we're not running money such and yes, the if you're talking about right today, gold demand is very slow. today, refiners are not very busy. but if you're looking at people moving out of the banking system, well to people, we're seeing that all the time we seeing 90 moving for the banking system to the private walls that we, we offer to clients. so that move is continuous. the goal buying is not that right now in any major going to do that's going to come. that's going to come in the big way. all right, again, got to go out another segment shortly, and thanks for being on cause a report. thank

i'm nice guys are time now to go to you guys on grier of gold, switzerland dot com time for our egon. sanity check egon welcome back. thank you, my good to see you now. it's been 50 years of money going back to august 15th of 19711 president, next and close the gold window. and this whole 3 money began. so how significant is the nixon shock in terms of monetary history? what is it? why did it happen and what happens next? again, because we live today, we think it will be extremely significant, as i'll be about it changed it well and totally. but, you know, i always go back to history. i mean, this is, has happened every 50 years, 100 years throughout history, as long as there's been some kind of money for money. and precious battle of mine is still the money gold money. you know that god most always have to cheat and deep bays that money one way or another, you know, where the denarius' and the roman during the roman empire when from under present. still the content is 0. the still the content over a 100, the periods. so it really is inevitable that every single $150.00 on the way i r

there have been protests in switzerland as i protests in switzerland as well. this is outside the united nations headquarters in geneva. we are here to ask for international help to come to the rescue of civilians who are still there and who are in serious danger of death because, for the most part, they have worked for the west and they find themselves trapped in the middle of the taliban. european leaders met on tuesday and say their objectives are twofold. we cannot objectives are twofold. , cannot abandon them and we will do what we are doing everything we can in order to bring them and offer them shelter in the eu member states. second we have to ensure that the political situation in afghanistan and the return of the taliban does not lead to a large scale migratory movement. these are some of the evacuees who have made it out of afghanistan. they were taken to uzbekistan on german army planes. germany's foreign minister says that more evacuation flights are planned by the taliban now controls all access points to the airport and is only allowing access to

in the world that are there but there are a number of countries in europe, finland, norway, france, switzerland and other countries in eastern europe as well as russia that have much higher per-capita rates of mask public shootings than we have here in the united states. >> host: several highly publicized school mass shootings in the united states. what would you suggest to prevent those? >> this is something that has concerned me for 420 years and a major focus of my research. the research center that i'm president of reported a while ago that with all the school shootings, every type of school shooting all the way up to mask public shootings from 2000 through 2003 teen and what we found was that in the states, in the schools that allow teachers and staff to be able to go and carry guns there hasn't been one attack at any level in which anybody has been wounded or killed in any of those schools. the attacks for which they occur keep on occurring in places which teachers and staff aren't allowed to carry. you may have one police officer guarding the school but it's an almost impossible job. if

usa versus switzerland in the semifinal at 5:00. then draymond green and team usa take on australia. the winner goes to the gold medal match. you can watch that on peacock at 9:15. finally stanford leads the women's water polo team against the athletes from russia. you can watch that match at 11:20 tonight on cnbc. >> a lot of olympics to watch tonight. >> get a little something to drink ready and sit down. not telling you what to drink. just saying. >> some popcorn maybe. >> and a little wine and a little cheese. >> all these suggestions. >> lester holt is next. >> we'll be back at 4:00. hope to see you then. bye. >>> tonight, the fda fast tracking full approval of pfizer's covid vaccine as the delta variant surges across the u.s. the fda moving up its timeline with full approval potentially in a matter of weeks. will it convince the unvaccinated to get the shot? it comes as a rising number of children are filling hospitals. >>> and breaking news from the white house. the plan to require foreign nationals to be vaccinated to enter

and a public official in the capital was also died of being found unconscious in a factory, switzerland, romania, and sweden, all sending 5 fighters and trucks to help with a situation or some residence in east africa are refusing to leave a say they want to defend their homes that's what i have been here since yesterday. i don't know where my husband is. he works the fire safety and had been sent somewhere else. my house is behind here. i'm not leaving. i've sent my kids away. this is a life work. you can't leave it. right, you know, it's a catastrophe. thought came around the day with swirling wins and burns. a lot of animals burned to death with shaped dogs. everything. now if you put up that guy, the 5th him leave and go where and let my house. if we had left this place would have burned. we told the women and the elderly and kids go and whoever was able to help state to help. however, they could out, there is a bus rob is reporting on the story for us. he is in coronary in greece when a neighbourhood here in north, where the sky is thick with dark black smoke, every direction you l

and on monday we are expecting some heavy falls in switzerland. now to the north of this, it is a finer and dry a picture for much of scandinavia. though by monday we will see some showers developing around southern parts of sweden for the british isles. so it does remain rather dry from cloud coming through there, but it is rather warm. talking about warm weather, let's head to the south and things are looking hot and dry for turkey. for greece, a few showers coming into southern parts of italy and as we moved to the i barian peninsula is far the hot and dry. but we are seeing some heavy showers developing in the east. we could see some stronger thunderstorms and some downpours. we could see some flooding here. come monday, and as we move across to north africa, it's fine, dry, sunny, and warm. we're going to see temperatures dipped down in libya that your update the in 2009, a tortured victim of the brutal argent time the delivery gene confronted his interrogator. torture? no, no, no, no. i wasn't trying to, i was interrogating. has justice now

it switzerland with $35.00 men and women competing across several disciplines. when for thing is sort of a mix of suffering, kind, stuffing power, voting and when stuffing, or using a hydra foil, which is what, let's the board hover above the water. and as you can see, it produces some pretty spectacular action. not a bad backdrop either. that is what you'll sports from me for now. i'll be back with more a little bit later. thank you. jeremy from the team here. and so i'm gonna hand you over to london taylor. thank you. the situation in afghanistan for break. ah ah ah ah, ah, ah ah, joining the debate, you know, back scenes reaching those who are most of the needs and amplify your voice. it allows a diverse community and how an array of different story know topic is off the table . it's such a tough ethical debate where there is obvious discrimination and systematic discrimination of play. people are thursdays for new boys. the stream where a global audience becomes a global community on al jazeera. if you are looking at this from the outside, you would really w

some people have suggested allows on switzerland, where the international committee is based. that might be a possibility, but still it's a long shot. it's interesting to see have rich a pound on the stream a couple of weeks ago and he was telling us how safe the olympics were going to be, particularly when we're talking about cove it. so we remember him from, from that show. we also reach out to the i o c to be on this particular discussion about should we be abolishing rethinking really big games, and understandably, if they wanted nothing to do with conversation. all right, tailor. mira, i shouldn't really law rivera and george, thank you so much instagram and audience. you're watching on youtube. appreciate your questions and your thoughts. i'll see you next time. take everybody. ah news news . news news with me i need to be tone. find away and demand to be heard, the opening the window into another light and challenging perception and personal endeavors in epic struggle with the colossal sacrifices in individual journey. with new showcases, inspiring documentary, the chan

there was a report that came out from housing equity group in switzerland that estimated that from the 88 games and saw to the 2008 games and losing roughly 2000000 people were displeased. and that's just coming the summer olympics. that is a massive number. it's also about the militarization. it's also about the way that profit is centered over health of communities of athlete of you know, everybody in the infrastructure of these institutions. and so on one hand, yes, you have these macro stadiums, and that's a huge problem. you saw this like you said in the world cup, of course with like soccer stadiums built in places that in min now where people can never get to again. but you also have this about housing, you have this in terms of what is left after the games go, especially in terms of policing and those resources that don't just leave that community. and those are the, all the things that makes it so harmful. and i just want to add a point here about why the olympic, why this seems like such a hard question. there's a thing called sport watch sports, a seductive, it draws a thin,

some people have suggested allows on switzerland or the international. the committee is based. that might be a possibility, but still it's a long shot. it's interesting because we have rich a pound on the stream a couple of weeks ago and he was telling us how safe the olympics were going to be, particularly when we're talking about covered. so we remember him from, from that show. we also reach out to the i o c to be on this particular discussion about should we be abolishing rethinking the limpid games and understandably, they wanted nothing to do with this conversation. all right, taylor and i shouldn't really law and jules, thank you so much instagram and audience here, watching youtube. appreciate your questions and your thoughts. i'll see you next time. take everybody ah use ah, ah ah. hi. lise elicit the market for the rich and powerful i was needing special undercover. just yours investigative unit, exposes the inner workings and key players in the murky underbelly of football finance. he's a part, you need to tell some people when edition has been said that you can make

and a public official in the capital has also died after being found unconscious in a factory, switzerland, romania, and sweden are all sending firefighters and trucks to help battle the flames. people from 2 towns in east africa, toll described how they refused to leave, so they could defend their hands. that's what i have been here since yesterday. i don't know where my husband is. he works for fire safety and has been sent somewhere else. my house is behind here. you know? i'm not leaving. i've sent my kids away. this is a life work. you can't leave it. right. you know, it's a catastrophe. thought came around the day with swirling wind, burns. a lot of animals burned to death with shaped dogs. everything. now if you look up on that guy, the 5th him leave and go where and let my happy. if we had left, this place would have burned. we told the women and the elderly and kids go, and whoever was able to help stay to help. however they caught them. bas ravi is reporting to us now and he has more from korean airy in greece. when a neighborhood here in north athens where the sky is, it's thick

some people have suggested allows on switzerland, where the international committee is based. that might be a possibility, but still it's a long shot. it's interesting to see have rich a pound on the stream a couple of weeks ago and he was telling us how safe the olympics were going to be, particularly when we're talking about cov it. so we remember him from, from that show. we also reach out to the i o c to be on this particular discussion about, should we be abolishing rethinking really big games, and understandably, if they wanted nothing to do with conversation. all right, tailor. mira, i shouldn't really law rivera and jules, thank you so much instagram and audience. you're watching on youtube. appreciate your questions and your thoughts. i'll see you next time. take everybody ah news . how concerned should we be about raising prices down to the current government? we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world. we live in time in that setting that i don't have to has the task of fixing a war torn economy. counting the cost on al jazeera. wh

. >> a province in switzerland is rewarding its longest living residents by offering them 100 bottles of wine once they reach the age of 100. preparation right side currently under way to reward the area's latest recipient, a woman named marie antoinette with a bouquet of flowers and enough wine to tok her cellular when she hits the triple digits on november 5th. >> the program offers a charitable donation or voucher for use at a local wine merchant or draftsman. for residents who decline the offer, but most of the 100 year olds have been opting for the wine. >> anytime she sees someone under 99 she will say let them drink wine. >>> next to a bridesmaid who turned out to be a total pig. >> our pandemic pause has forced couples to get creative with their weddings, glen and hannah divine were no exception. >> the couple decided to keep their wedding as small as possible so they invited one guest, a default braids made who happens to be their pet pig. guess what the name is. >> it's got to be babe, right? >> it's babe. >> of course. of course. the divine's say babe did such a good job th

it's sometimes known as the switzerland of the gulf because of the important regional role. it plays in the gulf cooperation council. the gtc platform on long history is not well known outside the gulf region before oil was discovered in 1962 fishing and prototyping words, main sources of income in this film, we go back over the last 500 years of all money history of tribes. boars, rebellion and colonization, and explore how, why still plays an important regional role today? ah, the chaos continues at campbell airport has thousands tried to force their way onto evacuation flights after the taliban takeover. and in the meantime, they had tried to control the crowds and kicking back, doing that by shooting guns in the air by using the cannons and by b people to push them back. a.

switzerland's sina frei completed the podium. and dina asher smith finished third in the 100m in the diamond league in paris. olympic champion elaine thompson—herah was first with fellow jamaican shericka jackson in second. now back to the paralympics in tokyo. day five gets underway in just a few hours' time. 0ur reporter rachel latham is there for us. tomorrow will be the busiest day of these paralympic games in tokyo, with 63 medals on offer in ii sports. let's start by looking at the athletics. great britain's hannah cockroft will be going for gold in the 100 metres. she already won gold in london and in rio, and she will be hoping to defend that title. we will see maria lyle go again in the 200 metres. she has already picked up a bronze medal in the 100 metres here in tokyo and she will be hoping to get another tomorrow. the triathlon for the women also starts tomorrow. and great britain's claire cashmore and lauren steadman will be going head—to—head, battling it out for gold. lauren steadman won a silver medal in rio

he came from switzerland. he set up a trading fort. this is -- there it is in the upper picture. very different from a shop. the fact he had to have a fort is a sign of how politically volatile the area was. he was expected to be robbed or attacks. he took precautions. one of the things he wanted to sell was lumber. it was coming from up in the foothills of the sierra nevada mountains. he sent an assistant up the river, the american river, up to a place called coloma and asked him to design and build a sawmill. the american river is flowing fast enough that the water can turn a waterwheel and it's attached to saw blades so the lumber could be brought there and sent down the river to sutters fort. one of the things you have to do to make an effective sawmill is divert the river down the mill race, a flume. he found flakes of gold, metal flakes. he reported back to sutter saying, found gold. sutter said, don't tell anybody. we will keep it secret. they could foresee. you know how bad everyone is at keeping secrets. don't you know from your own experience? the only way to have a sec

the united kingdom, switzerland, singapore, surely, there will be someplace where there are politicians and lawmakers that want to create an environment that welcomes crypto innovation. based on what i heard in the senate, i think probably it is the u.s. that is going to make a good decision. romaine: great stuff. we appreciate you coming back, cofounder of makerdao. he was just talking about the idea that more people accepting crypto in their space, well, guess what, joe, amc will now allow moviegoers to pay for their tickets and snacks in bitcoin by the end of the year. joe, are you on board? [laughs] joel: how many bitcoiners are good to think, i am going to spend my bitcoin on popcorn? it is a great headline for first release but i i'm not convinced. but i have gotten a lot of things wrong this year, though. [laughter] sonali: but can you buy amc stock in bitcoin? joe: that would be amazing to see. caroline: it is amazing how many investors are leaning into this. amc shares have done pretty well whether or not you will be buying your popcorn with crypto is not the matter. we will di

." >> it's great to see you, and hello from geneva, switzerland. >> i like your numbers, i understand this to be your fifth phenomenal quarter in a row. i want you to describe what the word phenomenal means. >> i think salesforce has transformed into a herd of unicorns and we are galloping through the global pandemic, and it's our new customer 360 world we're in it's amazing what has happened. >> this morning i'm reading about ikea, and what i was struck by is now you have a big customer win, ikea so i know everybody in the world knows ikea, i always thought it had the best customer service, best retention how do you take it up a notch with salesforce? >> well, you can see, jim, this has just been a phenomenal quarter. again, you just had incredible record revenue growth. lock at this margin expansion. it's just amazing, we're more committed to expanding our margins than ever, and on top of that, solid cash flow improvement, and it's really amazing. let me tell you about a kia for a second i love jasper, the ceo it's a company that has gone through a huge transformation. digital trans

he came originally from switzerland, and he set up a trading fort. there it is in the upper picture. anyways, it's very different from a shop and the fact that he had to have a fort was a sign of how politically volatile the area was. he was expected to be robbed or attacked so he took precautions against that. one of the things he wanted to sell was lumber. it was coming from up in the foothills of the sierra nevada mountains which was east of sacramento so he went one of his assistants, a man capped james marshall, up the river, the american river, up to a place called coloma and asked him to designed and build a sawmill. the american river is flowing fast enough that the water can turn a waterwheel and it's attached to saw blades so the lumber could be brought there and sent down the river to sutter's fort itself. one of the things you have to do to make an effective sawmill, and we talked about that earlier in the course, is divert river down the mill race, a flume. it turned the water rather rapidly. he found flakes of gold, metal flakes. he rep

switzerland, australia, singapore, the usa, saudi arabia. the list goes on. this wasn't a passive role that david cameron played in the company. he was sort of an emissary of influence, flying around the world, sort of dazzling the great and good, on lex greensill's behalf. with david cameron on board, greensill capital attracted billions from investors. their money was supposed to be safe, because the investments were backed up by unpaid invoices. investors thought they would get their money back with interest when the invoices were eventually paid. this is supposed to be one of the the lowestl risk kinds of financing that exists anywhere. it's, you know, backed by real transactions. . there are real goods and real invoices changing hands. - it's supposed to be very, very safe. . greensill teamed up with the swiss bank credit suisse and raised $10 billion from its customers. it was the bank's job to market and sell the greensill investments, and to inform investors about potential risks. these are some of the marketing materials that were given to investors.

switzerland's sina frei completed the podium. and dina asher smith finished third in the 100m in the diamond league in paris. 0lympic champion elaine thompson—herah was first with fellow jamaican shericka jackson in second. now back to the paralympics in tokyo. day five gets underway in just a few hours time. 0ur reporter rachel latham is there for us. tomorrow will be the busiest day of these paralympic games in tokyo, with 63 medals on offer in 11 sports. let's start by looking at the athletics. great britain's hannah cockroft will be going for gold in the 100 metres. she already won gold in london and in rio, and she will be hoping to defend that title. we will see maria lyle go again in the 200 metres. she has already picked up a bronze medal in the 100 metres here in tokyo and she will be hoping to get another tomorrow. the triathlon for the women also starts tomorrow. and great britain's claire cashmore and lauren steadman will be going head—to—head, battling it out for gold. laurent steadman won a silver medal in rio

one of switzerland leading ski destinations has taken extreme action to protect it slopes from melting through the summer. glass in an angle bug has been covered by a giant fleece blanket around a 100000 square meters in size resort. manages era been using blankets for several years, but this is the biggest yet, despite that, the glass years continue to shrink on it's expected to disappear. completely by 2060 ah, our look at our main stories united states has killed what it describes as to high profile ice ok targets and try and strike and afghan asked on. the pentagon says one of the on groups planners and a facilitator were killed in the strikes in the eastern province of manga hom, another iso k member was injured strike comes 2 days after i so claim responsibility for the suicide bombing at cobbles, airport, that killed at least a $175.00 people including 13 us service personnel. well, the taliban is saying that cobble apple will be under their complete control very soon as it bolsters secures around the complex on a foaming crowds outside the airports and reported a thin dr. and i

more help as promised from sweden, romania, and switzerland. some already asking if our changing environment is to blame. >> we have a debt to shield the country against the reality of climate change. i'm not looking for excuses. we have made important strides in organizing the country but these are not enough when you are faced with a phenomenon of such magnitude. reporter: for those who believe such hot talk is nearly a smoke -- is merely a -- for those who believe such talk is merely a smoke screen, the prime minister visited the fires himself. romanians, italians, and turks are also asking where causing the res to act in such extreme ways. bbc news. nada: there has also been a huge wildfire -- huge wildfires here in the u.s. california seeing a record-breaking year destruction. in the north, the state's largesblaze has consumed nearly all of a historic goldrush town. residents were told to evacuate before the fire tore through the downtown area. we have more in this report. reporter: it's called the dixie fire, the largest blaze burning in

has eased through to the second round of the us open with a comfortable straight—sets victory over switzerland's stefanie vogele. this was raducanu's debut at flushing meadows and she showed her talent and maturity throughout, just as she did at wimbledon earlier in the summer. the 18 year old won 6—2, 6—3 against her experienced opponent and will face china's zhang shuai in the next round. also making her us open debut today is katie boulter — the brit facing ludmilla samson—ova in the first round, while the men's world number one novak djokovic is in action later against denmark's holger roon. find out the latest on all those matches by going to the bbc sport website. three more gold medals for great britain on day seven at the paralympics in tokyo — with more success in cycling and swimming. dame sarah storey has won the 16th gold of her career in the c5 time trial. that achievement also saw her equal the record held by swimmer mike kenny as britain's most successful paralympian of all—time. our reporter rachael laytham has more. yeah, she definitely got the day started well for g

bloodbath would be all these people but deliver suffer because when they lose, they're going to take off to switzerland left off on all of the money given harding away the last ten years predict they will never get touched. if we get there we will illuminate a blood bath, there were illuminating right now and then is my contention printed. >> nick surratt, i would like to edit and i don't know how he would do it that i would not be dropping bombs of the people because they are to blame for being at that war. they have the forms of government which they believe the same way that we do and why should they stick up for their lives whether they are one side or the other. i would like to get her boys out of there and how i do that i don't know and i would not want to hurt them in the same as i don't want us to be hurt read and as i said i had a son, he said dad why should i have to go over there. they said son, you answer that will marty, what do you think he said will is because i'm an american and citizen of this country that the only reason i go. >> i think in 18 -year-old owe something to this country t

leicester'sjonny evans is in the northern ireland squad for their qualifiers against lithuania and switzerland, despite being injured. he damaged his foot playing in the fa cup final in may. scotland head coach, steve clarke, has been given a contract extension beyond next year's world cup through to euro 2024. he's named his latest squad today. keeper david marshall has been dropped. full details on the bbc sport website. we reported yesterday that liverpool aren't going to let mo salah travel to egypt for next month's world cup qualifier because of the quarantine rules on his return to the uk. more premier league sides are expected to follow suit. they unanimously agreed to do the same with the players in the last hour or so. let's speak to our football reporter alex howell. this will clearly be a massive issue for lots of club. this this will clearly be a massive issue for lots of club.— for lots of club. as he said, this will be a massive _ for lots of club. as he said, this will be a massive issue - for lots of club. as he said, this will be a massive issue for - for lots of club. as he

switzerland, australia, singapore, the usa, saudi arabia. the list goes on. this wasn't a passive role that david cameron played in the company. he was sort of an emissary of influence, flying around the world, sort of dazzling the great and good, on lex greensill's behalf. with david cameron on board, greensill capital attracted billions from investors. their money was supposed to be safe, because the investments were backed up by unpaid invoices. investors thought they would get their money back with interest when the invoices were eventually paid. this is supposed to be one of the the lowestl risk kinds of financing that exists anywhere. it's, you know, backed by real transactions. . there are real goods and real invoices changing hands. - it's supposed to be very, very safe. . greensill teamed up with the swiss bank credit suisse and raised $10 billion from its customers. it was the bank's job to market and sell the greensill investments, and to inform investors about potential risks. these are some of the marketing materials that were given to investors.

no luck, it seemed, as the embassy of switzerland later concluded he doesn't exist. if you exist, we would like to meet you, the embassy said. his facebook account likely to be fake. and so, too, that article. suddenly, state media purged all references to wilson edwards. that is just one recent example of china's effort to influence the covid-19's origin narrative. and staying silent in the early days as it spread in china, before it alerted world health officials. other efforts include consistently rehashing old conspiracy theories. primarily, that the virus started in a lab. no, not this lab. this one. ft. dietrich in the united states. the home of the u.s. army's biological laboratory. though, there is no evidence the virus originated here, that has not stopped the chinese from trying to push their version of a lab-leak theory. >> translator: the u.s. should invite w.h.o. experts to investigate ft. dietrich. >> reporter: and people are getting the message, true or not. one conspiracy article picked up by state media xinhua alleged the virus leaked from ft. dietri

stanford alum alix klineman and her beach volleyball partner move on to the semifinals and will play switzerland. all right. you want to talk about my life in tokyo, anyone's life, for a guy like me with a sweet tooth this is not a good situation. there are candies and cookies everywhere in this town. and kitkat the number one selling candy in japan, this is a store that celebrates the more than 300 flavors in this country. among the flavors, green tea, banana, dark chocolate, and soy sauce. don't knock it until you've tried it. more healthy, more upscale here. one of japan's most exclusive fruit shops, the fruit parlor, how much would you pay for that melon right there? up to $200 for the melonses, $250 for the mangoes. yes, marcus, this is not 250 yen. it's $250. u.s. that's per mango and melon, luxury fruit, big business in japan. common to give fruit as gifts and people want to get pricey. if you can ensure me our bosses aren't watching i will pick up some mangoes for taste test journalism and put it on the corporate card. >> i can go to fresno and get some cantaloupe. >> do not thump the me

island, switzerland in spain. until recently had a villa yorker which was sold for just under a $1000000.00. he's managed billions of dollars for the wells through the race. yet few know his name has been described as the ultimate man in the shadows. he's someone who works with a group of people, lawyers, accountants, to help people hide their money. he's one of the most powerful, influential people in finance you never even heard of. he was born to an affluent family installs in england. his parents appeared in society magazine, such as tattler samuelson was sent to a private forwarding school in england. i did further study in grenoble and munich, the in the late 960, he moved to wall street. he has what we think is his 1st job in new york with some very, very well connected investment bankers. thompson got into about emotional finance and trust in the 99 and he worked for a company called bound met, which he and others built in. so one of the biggest off shore trucks companies in the world, a trust company is s