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austria's interior minister has described the greek border as open it like a barn door. >> at a meetingrior ministers in brussels, germany and austria put pressure on greece to implement proper migration controls. there is the preferred point of entry into the eu for illegal immigrants. >> the austrian interior minister and her german counterpart both agreed that there to many illegal immigrants in their countries. >> it is important to emphasize that the roots of this migration stream lie on the greek-turkish border. the border is open. a barn door. >> at the border between turkey and greece is the main gateway for illegal immigrants to the eu. an estimated 50,000 cross it each year. the majority of those immigrants end up in seven of the eu's 27 member states. the country's pressing athens to secure its borders. it that fails, a return to border controls should be a possibility, since germany. >> of the country fails to fulfill its obligations under the agreement, then there has to be the option of reintroducing border controls. >> but before resorting to that, the interior ministers

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in austria, the child man falls into a legal grey zone.he child and his lawyer for the state government says it is not nice to keep children out, but she questions whether they would feel at home in a luxury hotel in the first place. the hotel owner has the right to choose his own guests. that you have to be a bit ambivalent about it. in this case, in this hotel, i find it really pleasant. >> i have nothing against kids, but it is a hotel with a high standard. people pay lots of money, and you expect service around the clock. >> if you want to take a vacation from your own kids, we have done that, too. and it is sometimes disturbing, depending on how well brought up they are. that kids need to let off steam, but if you come to such a hotel, you are looking for peace and relaxation. than it was not easy for us. we always had regular guests who visited us with their families. so we lost a few guests. but on the other hand, you win back the others. so we are definitely positive about the future and think we are on the right path. >> so here,

. >> austria briefed reporters on the outcome, causing a little tension according to eu diplomats. >>tria's finance minister was in such a hurry to reveal the news that she violated diplomatic protocol. she appeared before reporters ahead of the euro group chief and said the financial fire wall would increase to 800 billion euros. >> year was locked in this amount and it is no longer an issue. >> the amount represents a victory for german finance minister wolfgang scheuble, who resisted calls for a bigger increase. he warned that more money will not solve the crisis. >> if you want to convince the financial markets, we have to understand the language. for the financial markets, it is more important that we fix our problems. >> that was a clear message to paris. french finance minister had wanted to enlarge the eurozone a safety net to one trillion euros. >> the greater the sum, the greater the disincentive for speculators. >> the german was able to get france and board for less, but whether the 800 billion will prove sufficient is another question. >> 800 billion euros may sound like

his run to retain the overall lead on the six stop top american troops out held the upper hand in austria home friday with eva walk now triumph and the lady side to move up to second in the rankings. of the spectacular sport so that is all sports here on r.c. for the moment we've got more until asked the. question is that so much of an oldish huge musician on the mark with the cast the media middle east and beyond what is the condition of the arab spring are humanitarian interventions effective what about the war. will be the. science technology innovation all these developments around russia we've got the future covered. it.

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austria. excuse me. mr. austria. >> thank you, madam. madam ambassador, let me if i could follow up on the sanctions. a lot has been said. but in particular on iran you talked about enforcing the sanctions and how important that is. it's been more than 20 months since the passage of u.n. security council resolution 19/29. and for those 20 months iran has continued to ignore the demands of the security council and the iaea. earlier you mentioned that we've increased pressure on iran successfully and that they're feeling this pressure. and you also mentioned that the security council i think tomorrow is going to assess -- >> quarterly review. >> quarterly review. we're hearing reports that the security council may be divided on, you know, additional sanctions against iran. you know, what's your thoughts on that? and what are you doing, if anything, or what can be done if anything at the u.n. to raise pressure on iran? or you mentioned taking the next step as far as putting more pressure on iran. can you help the committee understand what y

>> there was a band in austria, midnight oil. -- australia, midnight oil. they hit you over the head with a hammer. i do not want to hit you on the head with a hammer. we kind of did it through metaphors. except for the one song, " mad, mad world," if you open your mouth about anything, someone will shoot you down. we have divided ourselves, since i have been alive, i think since 2001, we have divided ourselves to a point where the division is so great, no one will talk to each other. i could be totally off base, and totally wrong, and people can totally disagree with me. i think that a lot of it comes from the internet where they leave it open for comments. and people with a lot of low self-esteem and a lot of hatred can get in there and hide in the corner. and say these things. when whitney died, i saw her in 1984 in london. i could not speak, that is how good she was and i went backstage, she -- i talked to her about 45 minutes which is the longest conversation i have had with a musician in my life. and i saw her again a couple years ago, i wished her go

in austria, they turn the slopes into a roller coaster. >> this is a single rail roller coaster. of silly looking. you can get your own car. >> that was a very sharp end. >> this is david ellis' way of coming down the coaster. david is a roller coast aficionado. he goes all over the world riding roller coasters. he's even broken two world records for riding roller coasters naked. >> in the nuded? >> in the nude. here, he's doing something slightly naked. he's going down this thing with no breaks. >> what? >> he is moving. >> yeah. >> how is he going to break? >> the break is just a little lever in between his legs. >> oh so he can control it? >> he can control it, but for the thrill, he's chosen not to touch the brebrakes at all. >> i would totally do this. good idea to make a little extra buck during the summer months. >> you want to go flying? >> that's brody, the world famous flying dog. and the answer is always the same. >> this dog flies better than most humans fly. >>> just a few clouds,. sunshine pushing temperatures up to near record levels we have got 86 in frederick. 81

when her family moved to austria, she yeerned to be a little bit more westernized.embarrassed and sent her back and arranged a marriage. when she refused, her father said -- the honor of this family is more important than the honor of my life or your life. she ran away and has been living on the run. thank you so much for coming and telling your story. >> thank you. >> you have now dedicated your life to helping other women going through this, but first, tell us in your words what happened to you. >> i was born in pakistan, 1982. i migrated to austria when i was 10 years old with my family. i have two brothers and a sister. my family didn't want me to adjust to austrian culture, because the rest -- but i did love my jeans, my classmates and i couldn't imagine why these people were bad people, you know. because my father's view, they were infidels and i did not even drink in the same glass of water when they touched it before, you know. so i was raised in that kind of circle and then was 16 years old, i went to pakistan on holiday with my parents and they forced me t

when her family moved to austria, she yearned to be a little more westernized.ts were embarrassed by her behavior and sent her back to pakistan and set up an arranged marriage. when she refused that marriage, her father threatened to kill her, saying, the honor of this family is more important than my life or your life. so at the age of 18, sabatina ran away and has been living on the run for the past 11 years. she comes out front. thank you so much for coming and telling your story. >> thank you. >> you have obviously dedicated your life to helping other women going through this. but first, tell us in your words what happened to you. >> i was born in pakistan 1982 and i migrated to austria when i was 10 years old with my family. i have two brothers and a sister. and my family didn't want me to adjust to the austrian culture because for them, the western culture was evil. but i did love my jeans. i did love my classmates and i couldn't imagine why these people were bad people, you know? because in my father's view they were infidels and i did not even drink in t

on the bike is world stunt champ chris pfeiffer this is at ins bro insbrook run at austria. what i didn't tell you is that they're racing each other. >> oh, they're playing chicken. >> they have timed this run for them to meet at exactly the point where it is a two-lane change where they will cross each other. >> no way. >> yes way. >> look at this. >> that's awesome, so the dirt bike -- >> here he comes. they did it. >> man. so the dirt bike was going uphill, the bobsled is going downhill. >> yes. >> they were so close they could have high-fived each other. >> they could have. if either one of them was off by a half second this would have been a completely different video. >> how do you aboard the run? once it's going, it's going. there's nowhere to go. if somebody is late, too fast or too slow, you can't -- what do you do. >> i think it's also funny they're at night, turning the lights on. it looks like they broke into this place toull this stunt ff >>> apes at the toronto zoo. here they are monkeying around. you are looking at females ramai and sicali and their youngsters

austria's most wanted fugitive has been caught. >> he limps out of hospital after receiving treatment for a police dog bite. it was one of a number of small injuries after police raided a house he was using in wales. he activated one of a number of motion sensors. >> he came out of the premises, out of a doorway where he was confronted by the police. he retreated back into the house and attempted to exits toward the back -- exit out toward the back. we had the building contained. a short scuffle ensued where he was arrested. >> he is wanted in connection of the murder of two women and the insults of another. he spent seven years on the run, living off of the land and stealing food from a zoo staying ahead of the police. ed to ned kelley, the bush ranger from the 19th century. he was a wanted man and they knew he would make a mistake. he is charged with murdering a 24 year-old woman and wounding a police officer. he has now been taken to a maximum security jail. he is a resourceful and allegedly dangerous fugitive and the search is over. >> it takes a bold person to say the worst of th

it was joined in europe on a large scale and involved nations such as russia, austria, prussia as well as france and britain. and of course it was fought in the caribbean as well, which was a major theater of conflict during the war. toward the end of the war spain would join on the side of france complicating the matter still. well, today our focus will mainly be on the conflict in north america. and, of course, that was the land of native peoples and of many distinct indian peoples and their land, their present, their future. all of those were at stake, every bit if not more so than for the european empires contesting for power abroad and the french and british columnists. so really to understand the war we look at the imperial perspective, the conflict between france and britain, for overseas mastery and mastery in north america. the involvement of colonials of britain and france in north america, and also native perspectives very importantly of the many indian peoples who are drawn into the conflict. now geography is important in understanding the conflict in north america and real

[bells ringing] in a europe dominated by absolutist and catholic monarchies-- spain, france, austria-- the republic was an island of relative freedom. the town hall of the dutch city of amsterdam, built in the 17th century, tells us something about the ideals of the dutch republic. it has none of the qualities of absolutist architecture. here no grand colonnade leads the world into a central focus as at saint peter's, rome. no succession of rooms and corridors and staircases takes us to the monarch's bedroom as at louis xiv's palace at versailles. here you have seven simple, unpretentious doorways. the architecture of the new town hall, then, is an embodiment of the netherlands' independent political aspirations, an expression of amsterdam as a free city at the center of the world. in the 17th century, the dutch city of amsterdam was the greatest economic power in the world, a vast marketplace where every kind of goods could be had-- pepper, whale oil, japanese lacquer, cloth, wine. the dutch became rich. they were the most urban society in europe-- literate, stable, well-fed, and dec

. >>> it is certainly cold outside its clear and austria next rain and the timing then point forecasts as eyewitness news continues. >>> the felon who was arrested and then later exonerating for the beating a giants fan brine snow is not of prison is to raise the dollar and why it took so long and to what is ahead for him. it's a big relief to finally be out and be back with my family. just released from state prison for violating his parole. >>> my primary focus is my family. the phelan then known career criminal breaks his silence talking for the first time. >>> there was a point where i thought this kind of stuff on happened in movies. it just felt like a giant conspiracy. >>> he was the first dodger stadium suspect accused of the near-death beating of san francisco giants fan brine stowe on opening day last year. >>> i was doing everything was supposed to be done to stay out of trouble and that i was had with this today with his criminal defense team by his side his mother and 10 year-old daughter he shared his side of the story. >>> did not to think. when they handed me the sketch

1947 marshall headed a delegation to moscow whose mission was the peace agreement on germany and austria the opportunity to observe the russian bear in the native environment was valuable in view of increasing soviet hostility. russia already loomed as the largest question mark in america's future. europe grew marshall's whole attention upon his return and recommendations were presented to the congress. >> it is still emerging from the devastation of the most destructive war in history. within its own resources europe cannot achieve within a reasonable time economic stability. the solution will be easier, of course, if all the nations of europe would cooperate. but they're not. far from cooperating, the soviet union and communist parties have proclaimed their determined opposition to a plan for european economic recovery. economic distress is to be employed to further political ends. there are many who accept the picture that i have just drawn and raise a further question, why must the united states carry so great a load in helping europe? the answer is simple. the united states is the o

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we have recently admitted a woman who is austrian, who watches the program in austria. a great thrill for us. back to the united states. the candidates have been talking somewhat about business and a little bit about entrepreneurship. what does that mean to you? >> they all talk about entrepreneurship. i think that that is something that is in the genes. universities are trying to teach it now. there is a foundation that wants to encourage it. >> the lemonade stand is in your jeans? >> i think so, a bit. mitt romney has been disingenuous in talking about himself as an entrepreneur. a well-heeled kid goes to work for an investment bank and makes a lot of money, is that really entrepreneurship? >> and he from people who are entrepreneurs. >> they want to look -- they're people that want to work for themselves. like my friend, mike, who started a restaurant called tarasaul. >> a combination of earth and sun. >> thank you for the language lesson. [laughter] these are people that want to run the restaurant. they get artisan of pots and things -- it is a gathering. >> right,

had to pass his crown to russia's alex a symbol of the russian beat writers from finland norway and austria proving that snowboarding in russia. this will ensure a gathering pace but it wasn't just the snowboarders thrilling the thousands of spectators. russian shop giants come as masters race team selling of them most of them she says something beats in a room with lines at the back all rally it was also time for some the buying stunts but first time going to kill a two time exclaims medalist i don't think russia could be a huge player in an extreme sport so that that's about it yeah i don't think there's too many russian athletes that come out of the states for the x. games but they would be awesome just about but it's very common and pretty crappy competitors in crowds meant it was a good day for the sport but the organizers say he's got big plans for the future we started about four years ago to organize a contest and now we have a biggest event in most of europe so i think it's a good progress and for the next year we have a plan to move with the city because if we can get the ball to

had to pass his crown to russia's alex a symbol of the russian beat writers from finland norway and austria proving that snowboarding in russia is will ensure a gathering pace but it wasn't just the snowboarders truly the thousands of spectators. russian struck giants come as masters race team showing of them was the machine also famed feats in woman climbs up the dakar rally it was also time for some death defying stunts by first time writer caleb moore at teatime x. games medalist i think russia could be a huge player in an extreme sports of that of that status so yeah i don't think there's too many russian i think over the states for the x. games but i think would be awesome just about place for conan and her being happy competitors in crowds meant it was a good day for the sport with the organizers saying he's got big plans for the future we started about four years ago to organize a contest and now we have a biggest event in most of europe so i think it's a good progress and for the next year we have a plan to move to the city because if we can get about themselves as dictators here we

after graduating from college will be heads to a restless austria for the first time he sees the horrors of fascism with his own eyes will be held smuggled disgraced communist out of the country. sunny's shah in at first sight looks nonassertive he's a typical bookworm he's reaching to keeping force from those he for consideration by nature she's prone to pessimism so he needs cheering up. the soviet intelligence headquarters receive that summary of character of the potential recruit from its agent arnold village after his first encounter with kim philby. the second amazing words to a long moscow decides to recruit him their timing couldn't have been better as philby isabelle to join the communist party of great britain but soviet intelligence has very different plans for him. george you must change your. perception people have you away from being a left wing possibly communist. the recruit to exactly the opposite you have to build up my fashions front and then you can proceed to your lifelong son of the russian to. penetrate the british intelligence of. philby agrees without further con

for the past 10 days, she and her teammates have been making their final preparations in austria.ve training and she hopes will pay off in the big event. >> i am excited about this. it will be a great atmosphere and the stadium, and there will be so many people. >> she will be starting in four individual races and two relays. she hopes to win a medal in each event. her confidence is high after a world cup season that delivered eight victories. >> i have been working hard. i have a good mental coach and a good sporting courage to give me optimal support. it is a great combination right now. >> it could be the final entry in a long list of achievements. in just five years, magdalena has won every accolade 90 by a one. at 18, she claimed her first world title. now she has 10. her career high lead with two gold medals at the vancouver olympics. >> the olympics went like a dream for me. >> that success has made magdalena neuner germany's most popular sports woman, and gina sponsorship deals. she has made millions and almost single-handedly turn by avalon into a glamour sport. but at ju

we recently happen to have met a woman who is austrian who watches the program in austria. that was a great thrill for us. all right, back to the united states. the candidates have been talking some what about business from a little bit about entrepreneurship. what does that mean to you? >> they all talk about entrepreneurship. entrepreneurship is something that i think is in the genes. now universities are trying to teach it. and there is a foundation that wants to encourage it. >> did it start of the lemonade stand? do you have it in your genes? >> i think med romney has been a little disingenuous in talking about himself as an entrepreneur. basically a well-healed kid goes to work for an investment bank and makes a load of dough. is that really are entrepreneurs should? >> that he could feel the pain of those who are the entrepreneurs. >> entrepreneur r's want to work for themselves. like my friends who started a restaurant in washington called terasol. in a combination of the word terre which means earth, or land,,sol, which means sun. >> thank you for the language less

a lot more severe weather in austria. rachel ferguson with the latest forecast. rachel? >> thank you. yes indeed, we're going to start today with a report on australia. as you just mentioned there, there is a lot of heavy rain. and the reason for it, a couple of systems, tropical lows that look ripe for development. there's just one here you can see just starting to form there in the cloud, and then anoth one just further on up the coast. we're going to go to this one now and show you what's going to be happening. right now it's moving south at six kilometers an hour. it's likely to become a tropical cyclone before making landfall in about 36 hours. so it's going to be about 10:00 p.m. local time in australia that it's expected to make landfall here. gale warnings have been posted anywhere you're seeing the orange here along the coast. and the winds are expected to get up to about 100 kilometers an hour. of course, it's not just the winds. there's going to be a lot of rain along the northern coast. anyway, you're seeing in the red 200 millimeters possible in the next 72

the only white servant listed in the decatur house had been born in austria and he was the first live in servant from europe recorded at decatur house. this image of the slave quarters taken between 1918 and 1920 offers the first truly detailed record of the building's appearance. and it shows how little the exterior of the building has changed. the only real major differences of how this portion of the building still appears is that there is one additional door providing access on to h street and there were no shutters on that side of the building at this point. the next census was the 1930 census which is the last federal census currently available. all four servants listed were female and literate. two had been born in europe and kate hollis the only classified as negro had been born in virginia and she worked as a cook. on the top left, you see a photograph of the north elevation of the slave quarters taken in 1936. again, showing no changes to the side of the building. at the same time, the historic american building survey made the only 46-made the first known photograph of the

switzerland austria and poland ukraine including from one company of the european union another one most of the european union movies is not felipe massa like all formula one drivers depends on his courage to fuel a car of course but the brazilian briefly turned into a petrol station attendant himself this week i made munching rumors but the thirty year old will be dropped from the ferrari stable keeping his spirits high ahead of sunday's malaysian grand prix despite the swirling replacement rumors which began after it crashed out of the season opener in melbourne the thirty year old house and climbed on a podium since october twenty twenty a few lucky fans meanwhile won the right to have their cars fuelled by the star in supplying must never finish the book fifty in malaysia with critics wondering how much is left in the time for this weekend and beyond. golf now where this spotlight is steadily focusing on tiger woods who's preparing to take part in the not the first major of the year of the tournament starts in two weeks' time prior to the event the former world number one played in a