the iron curtain lifted for austria as church bells proclaimed the rebirth of freedom. operation alert, a realistic rehearsal for an atomic, was the biggest nationwide error wage real ever attended. in washington, 15,000 key government workers left their desks, scattering to 31 seat and sites away from the capital. military personnel emptied out of the pentagon, while at the same time, state department employees joined americans from coast to coast in taking cover against a mythical assault. the pulse of the nation stood still. old glory flew over the city where government agencies carried on their duties after the attack. when an emergency white house president eisenhower lit the nation in operational earned. the survival town, major tomato village in a nevada desert against the awesome power of nuclear energy. buildings of various materials went up. 1 million dollars worth of equipment was installed. including mannequins and tons of food to measure the contamination caused by radiation. the big dogs were survival towns, sold accidents. thanks to park part in their fir

regard to austria, portugal, spain, estonia, albania. transatlantic alliance in 5g is secure. it is about 25 of the 30 nato nations. reporter: why the shift, specifically with germany? it seems that in recent weeks there has been a shift with germany. what changed? >> i think it is a combination of three factors. and i spent ais, lot of time with nato, with the deputy secretary. afford toe cannot have a fractured nato. we need the 5g civilian networks in peacetime and wartime. we can't have some that have trusted vendors and somewhat on trusted vendors. i met with the eu commissioner. a lot of people don't know this, but he announced that the board

so they are targeting disabled patients in institutionalized settings in germany and austria. and in those particularly annexed by the germans, the czech republic. so this euthanasia program, you see quotations around this term, because it is not "euthanasia" in terms of a mercy death, which is part of a biomedical debate today, this is a cynical program of mass murder. it is the regime's first program of mass murder carried out against its own citizens. the overwhelming number of people who died in the euthanasia program were german aryans, non-jews. this program was before the holocaust by about two years. and just to give you a little background, beginning in october of 1939, two men we will meet in a moment, they initiated a child euthanasia program, which murdered over 10,000 disabled children during the war years through starvation and overdoses of medication. and by january 1940, you have an adult killing program that parallels that murder of german infants, toddlers, and juveniles. this was codenamed operation t4. here you see the villa, that was used as a nerve center

europe just before winter hits coronavirus cases and in some places it's worse than it's ever been austria has just recorded its highest number of daily cases ever more than 1200 that is higher than mobs when the initial wave of info. actions was at its peak it's the same story in slovakia with over a 1000 cases a record figure for just one day united kingdom is having to consider implementing even more covert 19 restrictions as the 2nd wave accelerates cases they're rising by about 14000 every day the situation in ukraine is looking increasingly dire as lock down measures are extended a record 5000 people have been diagnosed with the virus in the past 24 hours and in germany there warnings of the virus spreading uncontrollably with health officials concerned that could soon be 10000 cases a day. i would like to elicit thoughts of the current situation worries me a lot we don't know how things will develop over the next few weeks it's possible that we will see more than 10000 new cases a day it's possible that the virus spreads uncontrollably. let's cross live now to dominic kane len domin

arsenal already under way against rapid vienna in austria.fferent atmosphere in the ground tonight — that's because there are 3,000 home fans in the stadium as arsenal become the first english club to play in front of crowds in europe. still goalless in the austrian capital, although david luiz has got close for arsenal in the first half. we will keep you updated if there is a change in the square line. well, this man, mesut ozil, isn't in action for arsenal. he's been left out of their europa league and premier league squads and has not played for the team since march the 7th. it means he can only feature for arsenal's under 23s until his deal expires next summer. well, the man who's excluded him — manager mikel arteta — has said, "my conscience is very calm because i have been really fair." he added that he feels like he has failed with the midfielder and has not been able to get the best out of him for the team. here's what arsenal's former number 10 jack wilshere makes of the situation. all i can do is comment on mesut ozil as a footballe

you can see the goal between northern ireland and austria.ew mill at the moment. follow that over in the bbc sport website. there are for games to complacent women super leg. arsenal thrashed brighton on the early kickoff. dutch striker on target twice in the match as arsenal maintained their perfect start to the ws season. we shall see when all four of their matches one so far. let's just bring in the days other results. everything keeping up their hundred percent start to the season at 31 when at western a big win for chelsea of a manchester city. they won at three —— one birmingham city winners at reading. time now for some of the days other sports stories and portugal's has won the ninth stage and italia held on to win the overall lead going into tomorrow's last day. heart was six thatis tomorrow's last day. heart was six that is now the highest place british writer in 17. damp conditions caused chaos at the french moto gp balancing crashing on the first lap. both british writers smith and karcher also crashed out. no stopping italy, goin

all top based and for all burke austria. whether f.c. basel shall go for or rapid vienna respectable soccer clubs are increasingly expected to have their own e sports team. girl conti as she calls herself on social media has made a lasting name for herself in austria's top diva division the us league go. on for 3 or 4 years i used to play in a real life women's team and fought it out i feel that i've been playing fifo for longer than i've played actual soccer and now i've switched fully to the consul and it's been even moved the vix. is one of the most expensive eastport disciplines players have to put together an entire virtual soccer team. if you want your team to be successful and make progress it takes a considerable investment. the mostly through the end is developer he has his cups and you have to qualify for each one you collect comparable series points to the point of view and you can only collect and by taking part in. and you 1st need to qualify for the bigger then this is over 1000 players take part in the qualifying round bec

. >>> austria is commemorating this unusual year with unusual stamp made from three-ply toilet paper,has a picture of baby elephant, austria uses as reminder of one meter social distance recommendation. postal service releasing them next week to donate to three ply. >> i like it. >>> girl battling a heart condition sang in front >>> all right. sandhya is back, get to her with the weather. >> yeah. ama, the fire danger index is running high to very high category in north bay sunday afternoon. look what happens sunday night, start tosses spread into extreme category, east bay and santa cruz mountains into monday. winds picking up, strongest in the hills starting sunday evening and translate to lower elevations sunday night. over 40 to 50-mile-an-hour winds going into monday morning. tomorrow morning, fog, chilly conditions, 40s to mid-50s. tomorrow, fog lingering along the coast. fire danger increasing, red flag warnings sunday, monday, tuesday. watch out for winds. expecting cold mornings to follow midweek. >> thank you. >>> finally tonight, a concord girl singing her way into our hear

are surging and in some places it is worse than it has ever been austria has just recorded its highest number of daily cases ever more than 1200 that's higher than the month of march when the initial wave of infections was at a peak it's the same story in slovakia with over $1000.00 cases a record figure there for one day the united kingdom is having to consider implementing even more cope with 19 restrictions as the 2nd wave there continues to accelerate cases there are rising by about $14000.00 per day the situation in ukraine is looking increasingly dire as a lockdown measures are extended a record $5000.00 people have been diagnosed with the virus in the past 24 hours and in germany there are warnings of the virus spreading uncontrollably with health officials concerned there soon could be 10000 cases every 24 hours over the uk to elicit what the current situation worries me a lot we don't know how things will develop over the next few weeks it's possible that we will see more than 10000 new cases a day it's possible that the virus spreads uncontrollably live now to berlin and our

when germany annexes austria, he is sent to austria. a frienda note back to saying, they are finally in my hands. we have this idea of adolf eichmann, and i do not know if here ofe any fans in our writing about this trial. eichmann did not necessarily have any bent, demonic bent to jews or otherwise. that could not be further to the case. he was committed to the job. by 1944, he became the master of the jews. he was the operational master of the execution of the holocaust. invaded,a country was he would generally start from the outer regions and make his way toward the urban centers, moving the jews in the camp and sending them to extort ration camps. it,masterwork, as he called 724,000ary, there were jews living in hungary. finished with his work, for 50,000 had been sent to camps. 00 had been sent to camps. that is who adolf eichmann. was he said we need to use jews as bargaining chips. adolfff eichmann -- eichmann continued his work. yet to be ordered to stop. stop.had to be ordered to look, this sort of power. conversely 20 individu

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soon that they are doing their best and i think that in many countries also for example germany and austria they have gone on quite a good job so far i mean i think it's really hard to assess which mess are smart as we should take and i really wouldn't want to be in their place so i think in many countries they are doing a rotten job so far also and i think that the numbers are probably the most useful tool for setting measures and force the lending so i think numbers and they don't really give us the best guidelines here and there are things that as a whole to life emotions or the feelings that we have with this one demick numbers can also really help us to find the misinformation and also the insecurity that it's related to this and i mean so i think that looking at the numbers and really trying to do our best setting different measures here is the best you can do which moment. numbers tell a story but you have to be listening thank you very much catherine offense of the world data lab we really appreciate your insights thank you for having me. and speaking of numbers here are the latest

lot of countries we can see that the numbers that's from 99 not so high so far microsoft in germany austria if you have the chance to really take measures quite early in this and that make i think here we should not be misled about another self debts but we should draw there are look at studies that analyze that infections at 73 so this is basically the rate of how many people are in fact that no matter whether you show symptoms or not really die of disease and here we can see that 19 is actually 16 times as that we estimate from him so i think that's the best comparison. 16 times as deadly as a normal flu without is a staggering figure of course i also want to ask you about the number of unreported cases we have to assume there are a lot how much do you think they affect their understanding of the whole picture. well they definitely affect our understanding of this picture and it's really hard to assess also how many on the part he says they are specially in countries that either cannot be one to test a lot or also in poor countries that just don't have the possibility to really get with m

to find work in nearby germany or austria america will always be special to her. football news now and in the champions league it has resumed with a win for last year's semifinalist r.b.s. leipzig they beat istanbul care to nail angeleno grabbed both goals in their group h. opener in the german city only 999 fans were allowed in due to coronavirus restrictions the turks were making their debut in the elite competition and were heavily backed by preston french a tight battle won. on now to one story that really proves that football is most certainly not just a young person's sport the 74 year old grandfather has become the world's oldest professional footballer etching his name into the guinness book of world records the previous record holder was a 73 year old from israel. late night workouts and early morning practice sessions not the typical regime and of a 74 year old but egypt seen as a lean badar grandfather of 6 is the opposite of ordinary over the weekend the footballer played in egypt's 3rd division and when he entered the match he also entered the record

lot of countries we can see just the numbers that's from 99 not so high so far microsoft in germany austria if you have the chance to really take measures quite early in this and that make i think here we should not be misled by the number soft acts but we should rather look at studies that analyze that infections at 73 so this is basically the rate of how many people are in fact that no matter whether you show symptoms or not really dying of disease and here we can see that 19 is actually 16 times as there at me as a moment so i think that's the better comparison. 16 times as deadly as a normal flu without is a staggering figure of course i also want to ask you about the number of unreported cases we have to assume there are a lot how much do you think they affect their understanding of the whole picture. well they definitely affect our understanding of this picture and it's really hard to assess also how many on the part he says they are specially in countries that either cannot be one to test a lot or also in poor countries that just don't have the possibility to really get with measurel

the infection rates are not brought under control france italy the czech republic ukraine poland austria and the netherlands of all recorded their highest number of infections in a day since the pandemic started in iran the death toll there is poss 30000 after fatalities spiked their highest ever levels in recent weeks as the u.s. election is infections metallics he's a rising and crucial swing states these include iowa minnesota pennsylvania ohio and wisconsin as well as michigan where president trump has been holding a rally and more restrictions have come into force in france and poland as well with a 9 pm curfew beginning in paris and other cities and poland closing gyms in secondary schools and he has more now on the situation across europe. in belgium the coronavirus crisis is deepening. and restaurants are closing for a month as infections double every week belgium follows from city imposing a nightly curfew and doctors have warned of a shortage of intensive care beds within weeks the german chancellor prays for her government's handling of the 1st wave of infections tell germans

austria's foreign minister has tested positive for corona virus after attending and e.u. meeting in luxembourg earlier this week a spokeswoman for alexander says he may have caught the virus when he met members of the foreign affairs council that was on monday austria reported a record jump in new daily cases with more than 1700 cases confirmed on saturday. hundreds of women have marched through better research capital in protest against the government they carried flowers and chanted slogans in opposition to president of its own to change it and government demonstrations have been held for the past 2 months following a disputed election. you zealand's prime minister just the labor party who secured landslide victory in parliamentary elections so mounting 3 more years and party has won more than half of the seats an unprecedented result there will almost certainly see her govern without any coalition partners torgan big as a. just in the other durn has much to celebrate not only has she won a 2nd term as prime minister she's led her party to a historic victory based on pr

rain across northern italy pushing across into the balkans some wetter weather to sliding through austria hungary easing of tools that eastern side of europe cold for many here as well actually see temperatures struggling to get its double figures there for austria maybe to warsaw as well hate is down towards the southeast where little heat there is temps just getting up into the well a mid to high twenty's at least for a time when the weather will continue to drive its way further race with some heavy rain coming into ukraine temperatures falling back to run 11 celsius on the 6 degrees there in moscow that raise sinks down across the black sea into the western side of still quite a rash of showers into central pasta still staying dry at least for the time being across the a west we will see what to weather next week started to push its way into those western areas of you built on mala but it will turn somewhat wetter lousy dry across the northern parts of africa we have got the showers course across central areas southern nigeria seeing some heavy showers pushing across the gonna what we

austria's foreign minister has tested positive for corona virus after attending a u. meeting in luxembourg earlier this week a spokesman for alexander says he may have caught the virus when he met members of the foreign affairs council on monday austria reported a record jump in new daily cases with more than 700 confirmed on saturday. a controversial presidential elections are do later this month into west african neighbors with both incumbents accused of illegally running for 3rd terms in the ivory coast president alassane ouattara launched his campaign on friday even as the opposition is urging a boycott but 1st we report on guinea where the final rallies ahead of sunday's vote have been held reports. it's time for me to become your president a final gathering for opposition candidate said. after he called on the military to come out and vote present day out of power soldiers attack the military camp in kindi where the rally was held killing the camp commander a close ally to the president in the interview with al jazeera in september jello warned about growing dis

brazil's president rejecting a chinese vaccine while continuing trials with oxford university in austria seneca whose job neighboring peru rejected a lot of discrepancies. right now we're dealing with a lot of unknowns and so when you have that kind of uncertainty people are going to start making decisions not based on medical fact or scientific analysis but rather based on politics and you're going to see people use vaccines from countries that they d. you know to be on their side and sure i do avoid vaccines from countries that they view as their you know soft enemies that kind of stuff is nonsensical mess where individual choice comes in an individual person might not have any individual beef with any country even if that country's a rogue state road ever and that individual person has the right to buy a vaccine from anyone who they think has made a good vaccine and shouldn't be dictated by the f.d.a. age should be dictated by the brazilian government it should be dictated by the peruvian government each individual person should be able to buy a vaccine from any country that they want

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but to leave the country for good in hungary also part of the communist eastern bloc the border to austria was briefly opened in september 1909 and they willing thousands of east germans to flee to the west. it's. meanwhile thousands more were seeking refuge in the west german embassy in the czechoslovakia capital krog as communist regimes in eastern europe and the cold war itself appeared to be close to an end. but many stayed behind in the hope of bringing about change back home by voting with their feet in a different way the now legendary monday demonstrations in leipsic grew in size from one. week to the next but there were fears that this opposition would be crushed the uprising by east germans in 1953 had been suppressed by soviet tanks. if the east germans wanted to do in the east germans debated this they called this the chinese solution. are we going to do our own chin and square but will it be unlike so they could roll in with tanks and put them down there at the hospital beds ready and they come to the russians they say we join us and support us if we start killing a lot of our

german players one of the few foreign nurses constantine cares from a he's from neighbor country austria hiding time share of foreigner is a 6.67 percent that's only every 15th player in the bonus league or the average is 55.7 percent in the 2nd bonus league it's still 26.5 percent but haydn i'm lacking stars in big money is compensated through team spirit which has surprised bigger names. almost beat the german record champions in the cup match in 21000 with a score not quite reflecting the financial situation of both clubs. he says. than winning team 4 women. think it is this spirit was not enough to make it to the bundesliga yet while hiding time fans had to watch the relegation games from their gardens to to corona their team lost out to bremen but only on away goals the club has proven it's here to stay. and charles simon already got the car for the bundesliga if hiding him make it to the champions league one day they might even have to travel here. better get more italy 120000 inhabitants. this city hosts one of europe's most exciting football teams at the moment. they score and sc

he cites germany by 2015 comics trades were also happening in denmark and austria later similar models appeared to have been used in france italy spain norway finland poland and the czech republic. it was now a european scandal uncovered thanks to international cooperation among journalists even then the e.u. didn't initiate any investigations saying instead that the problem was to be solved primarily at the national level. but some members of the european parliament did want to hold each new institutions to account among them german green party m.e.p. spend gold that's the whole problem in the european parliament asked the european banking all 13 and the european securities and markets all thorazine to launch an investigation it took months because the national supervisors didn't want to. according to google those at the national level like member states finance authorities delayed the investigation to prevent their own failures from coming to light it took pressure from the european parliament to put the investigations in motion there are still ongoing. citizens lose faith that the s

sitting in a small dark confession box and telling your priests your sins but if the people in bad austria want to get something off their chest they don't even have to step foot in a church they can talk to the local priest. in the world's 1st and only confessional cable car. the faithful flock to father cliff john there's masses at the parish church in the austrian spa town of isha yet the priest is still feels it's his duty to carry the lord's message out to the people he is a certain even jesus didn't hide away in a temple or synagogue he went out and preached and healed the neemo and that's my understanding of what pastoral care should be today. so every other friday. father of their heads off on a special mission right across town. here in a stalled a gondola line ferries visitors up and down mt. it's a longstanding tradition but the idea of creating a confessional cable car is new and came about after a few beers at the summit guest house. first we had dismissed it as a joke. but then the got stuck in our minds and 4 years later we finally realized the project and now as the cable c

german players one of the few foreign nurses constantine cares from a he's from neighbor country austria hiden home share a foreigner is a 6.67 percent it's only every 15th player in the bundesliga the average is 55.7 percent in the 2nd policy good still 26.5 percent what haydn i'm lacking stars and big money is compensated through team spirit which has surprised bigger names. almost beat the german record champions in a cup match in 2019 with the score not quite reflecting the financial situation of both clubs and this is cause the gate had been winning team for women. thinking is this clear it was not enough to make it to the bonus to go yet while hiding time fans had to watch the relegation games from their gardens to to corona their team lost out to bremen but only on away goals the club has proven it's here to stay. and charles simon already got the car for the bundesliga if hiding them make it to the champions league one day they might even have to travel here. better get more italy 120000 inhabitants. this city hosts one of europe's most exciting football teams at the moment atala

has obrador give his wife what he called an almost impossible mission trying to convince austria to returna further headdress believed to have been worn by the aztec emperor montezuma the 2nd but now the museum housing the artifacts says it's too fragile to be moved pretty hispanic relic is made of hundreds of feathers as well as more than a 1000 small gold plates ethnological museum says that moving the more than 500 year old item even within the building would risk irreparable damage mexico has been calling for its return for decades. well that's it for this edition of a. arts and culture from me and the whole team here in burma when thanks for watching have a great weekend. today i'm going to take you on a trip along the sex and wine route from tasting to myself. why in the name says a. 60 fun filled kilometers just have to come to the 2nd one move it's a small a wine region but it's got a lot of history and culture here's. a check of. what secrets lie behind these walls. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. double your world heritage 360

countries we can see just the numbers that's from 99 not so high so far like one stop in germany or austria if you have the chance to really take measures quite early in this and that make but i think here we should not be misled about another soft acts but we should draw their milk at studies that analyze that infections at 73 so this is basically the rate of how many people are in fact that no matter whether you show symptoms or not really die of disease and here we can see that 19 is actually 16 times as that we estimate for them so i think that's the better comparison. 16 times as deadly as a normal flu with that is a staggering figure of course i also want to ask you about the number of unreported cases we have to assume there are a lot how much do you think they affect their understanding of the whole picture. well they definitely affect our understanding of this picture and it's really hard to assess also how many on the part he says they are specially in countries that either cannot be one to test a lot or also in poor countries that just don't have the possibility to really get wit

but then you look at the other neighboring countries of germany so look for example at slovakia or austria where you have more than a 1000 cases being announced in the austrian case that's the worst day ever in terms of new infections but it's not just those places either you have in poland the prime minister saying that a mosque requirement in public is going to be introduced maybe a state of emergency may have to be declared and finally in madrid in spain you have officials saying to residents of madrid please don't leave the city the coronavirus risk is so great so definitely the 2nd wave is very much here peter don thank you so much dominic an upper limb correspondent there with the story of covert across europe this hour. well brazil has now recorded more than 5000000 cases of the virus the number of daily infections is down from a peak in july but there are concerns many people are ignoring social distancing 148000 have been reported so far the 2nd highest toll in the world the president also narrow as long played down the threat of the virus into scribed as a little flu and sir lank

unfair that we're being hit so hard with these punitive tariffs and then you look at our colleagues in austria who don't have the new tariffs and we're in direct competition with them on the u.s. market but it's an uneven langfield. absolutism but that's but. despite all the problems the rumps still want to produce a 1st class wine the wine press is running at full capacity and the 2020 vintage is already fermenting in the barrels. thanks for watching. new year yes we're going to need you and i last chance gentlemen sound so when we bring you i'm going to mount a call and you know how to have surprise yourself up with what is possible who is medical really what a new style i want. to talk to people who follow along the way maurice and critics would like to join us from apple saw stocks. is a master of the art of confrontation this is wrong. oh for combat i mean you're going to see psionics fly me to spew to champion a tough political talk trying to frighten people who so far everybody understands it through the conflict zone and join tim sebastian as he holds the power to account this is a big

back into lockdown as a code 19 2nd wave gathers pace for the 100000 people along the border with austria are under orders to stay home unless absolutely necessary restrictions from public life are tightening elsewhere 2. shots ring out in the night sky over lagos nigeria as police and soldiers open fire in from break up a protest earlier a curfew was imposed on weeks of demonstrations against police brutality and corruption. plus touch and go in outer space nasa spacecraft lands on the asteroid where it statures rock and dust samples we'll get details of this tearing mission. follow on terry martin good to have you with us more than 100000 people in germany's southern states of bavaria are largely confined to their homes after coated infections there skyrocketed and back to scotland schools restaurants and daycare centers have been shut and most public gatherings banned. cases are rising fast across germany. badghis garden the land in this area a mountainous on the austrian border now the number one coronavirus hot spot in germany the number of new cases there in the last week is 5 times

it's enough we've seen enough from turkey and we just now need to hit back and they are supported by austria of course by greece for instance but it's a smallish group and others led by germany say we can't gain anything by really sort of playing hardball was turkey we need to try to diplomatic channels to sort of in gauge them to to sort of talk them out of this belligerent attitude to to find diplomatic solutions we've seen this for years ahead and really lead the european union very far but bilin in particular is scared of really getting into a very hostile situation was turkey so these 2 can really be brought together and the question is whether they whether the european leaders will even talk about sanctions whether they will even the wave them in the room and say listen ankara we can get tough economically and we can really hurt you if you didn't don't play ball with us that is what they're going to talk about tonight and it's a very difficult question to resolve. there in brussels thank you very much. let's turn now to some of the other stories making headlines today french president

working nearby germany or austria america will always be special to her. and champions league title holders fire in munich could face a difficult clash against against atletico madrid tonight despite their remarkable success last season byron coach hansie flick is staying cautious for the new european campaign byron's form has been patchy domestically and a key player is now rolled out with copa thank teen for. it is less than 2 months since by a munich were crowned champions league winners coronavirus disruptions mean they have had little time to past in the limelight before starting all over again. the defense of that bonus the good title has been opened down so far although they did impress in saturday's 41 win it bila felt was robert leaven dusky scoring yet again . i said it's good gnabry played in that game but just since tested positive for the coronavirus and is now in quarantine despite the setback the flick hopes to take the renewed on field positivity into the champions league group a opener at home to atletico madrid but he knows the spaniards

austria, i should say. kick off.'s super league today — arsenal thrashed brighton 5—nil in the early kick—off. dutch striker vivianne miedema was on target twice in the match as arsenal maintained their perfect start to the wsl season... which has seen them win all four of their matches so far. in the day's other games everton have also kept up their 100% start to the season with a 3—1win over west ham. elsewhere reading beat birmingham and the big game of the day between last season's top two saw chelsea beat manchester city 3—1. what a year england's tyrrell hatton‘s having, he's now won the bmw pga championship at wentworth. on a course close to his family home and one he's walked around since he was a child — he took victory by 4 shots. it's his fifth european tour win and moves him to the brink of the world's top 10 for the first time in his career. i've been getting the thoughts of our golf correspondent ian carter who was watching the action earlier: he did it in fine style, really. a67 when you're leading in

tercera por la que estoy listo para luchar cuatro días después vencieron tres a cero al equipo de austriaicitar por la victoria lo único que utiliza la red social donde se puede publicar en un teléfono para burlarse de los jugadores en el teléfono este debe saber lo que están haciendo >> así cayeron sorpresivamente pero aún con la derrota regresó a instagram publicando lo siguiente con el siguiente enunciado el mal desempeño lleva a malos resultados espero que todos estén molestos como yo mañana entrenamos a las 11:00 de la mañana y todos sabemos que cuando se confirma la hora es que la acción no será fácil podemos decir a las acciones cerramos en palco deportivo mi compañero tiene una entrega de deportes al detalle >> palco deportivo fue presentado por truly. >> [llanto] . >> familiares llora la muerte del joven hispano abatido por un agente fronterizo >> localicen más de 50 cadáveres en un terreno de guanajuato tendré toda la información >> con este más los esperamos tras la pausa, no le cambie >>en guanajuato en méxico encuentran por lo -59 cadáveres encerrados en un terreno de acuerdo

in austria, people are allowed gatherings of six indoors and 12 outdoors. the chancellor urged the public to exercise caution when hosting private gatherings. the strictest restrictions were announced by wales. this introduced a two week lockdown after a recorded 4000 new cases last week. >> everyone in wales be required to stay at home. all nonessential retail, leisure hospitality and tourism businesses will close. just as they had to during the march lockdown. >> the move was announced and the restrictions are set to end on the ninth of november. wales back to lockdown the strongest move yet. let's bring news of a prominent person in the news who was stricken with covid-19. one of the most senior house officials and frequent spokespersons is now quickly it with covid-19. he is being treated in an israeli hospital. he is on a ventilator after his condition worsened overnight. he underwent a lung transplant years ago. he has a weak immune system in addition to the infection. doctors are looking at how his treatment and recovery can proceed. a new cease-fire

surging across 'd much of europe daily interactions are higher than they've ever been in places such as austria slovakia and ukraine and in germany there are warnings there soon could be 10000 cases every day dominic cain from berlin. for weeks the numbers of new infections in this country has been rising steadily but over the course of the past several days that rise has become a surge with on average 2 and a half 1000 new infections announced every day going back as i say several days but it's the latest number more than 40040832 be exact announced by the head of the robert coffee institute which is really concerning people the interesting thing to point out in so far as these concerns go is that that number he says 10000 well angela merkel the chancellor of germany was saying at one point in in recent days that she feared it would be even greater than that so that gives you a sense that there is a considerable amount of concern right now here in this country that they are struggling to keep control of the coronavirus. interesting the enough the death rate has not there has not been a paralle

austria has come out and said that they approve this latest cease fire. and also hope that it leads to a war lasting more permanent solution to this crisis and all this pressure that was levied on both sides didn't come just from governments from heads of states there were protests protests as far away as hollywood and los angeles all the way to paris with pro armenian protesters taking to the streets demanding more action in response to what they what they saw as i said about johnny aggression there is now a breakthrough which you know just a few days ago was unthinkable progress is certainly being market and there is a lot of optimism that now there is a way forward diplomatic the karabakh conflict has been simmering for more than 3 decades and this latest flare up started almost 2 weeks ago the big conflicting reports of casualties on both sides on friday an armenian man living in the area described life and the daily bombardment a man or woman on a common. every day 1520 times a day we can't leave our basements oh shops are closed there is nothing to

in austria the most famous of the jewish were the nazi hunters sets off a commission. they take testimony from the displaced persons. they have lists, long lists. they know where were you in the cast of displaced persons. who among them should be tried. no one consults them, no one gives a damn. and one of the reasons for this is that the memories of world war are obliterated by the fears of cold war. hitler has been defeated, so the sentiment is in the united states. the fascists, the nazis have been defeated. they're not coming back. the danger moving forward is from the cold -- and this notion that there is such a thing called totalitarianism and that stalin is a last orer day hitler -- latter day hitler, the soviets are the same as the germans, and we've got to turn from fighting one war to fighting another almost immediately. and so what if some of these displaced persons were nazi collaborators, were anti-soviet, fought against the red army. isso what if they joined the ss, you know? they're anti-communist, and we need 'em now. let's forget the past and let's mov

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