smiles as their movie frozen to his breaking box office records but a picture postcard village in austria is not so thrilled and we'll find out why also. a very personal intimate look at the obama's by photographer cali's shall who as a friend got exclusive access. is best known as a wine bottle stopper but now it's being used to build. this week the film frozen to officially became the most successful animation film of all time it's a pos the 1st movie which was top of the box office list before but now frozen 2 has already taken 1300000000 dollars since its november release great news for disney but funnily enough not such good news for a small village in austria which has a serious problem with this success and here's why. in frozen the kingdom of erin dell is home to snow queen elsa and her sister ana. arundel is a place you won't find on any map or will you can tell he stops a 5. rumors are coursing through social media that aaron dell is based on this place the village of dot in the austrian alps great advertisement for the town's tourism industry except it is already up to its eyeb

november release great news for disney but funnily enough not such good news for a small village in austria which has a serious problem with this success and here's why. in frozen the kingdom of erin dell is home to snow queen elsa and her sister. karen dell is a place you won't find on any map or will you can tell he's not safe. rumors are coursing through social media that erin dell is based on this place the village of dot in the austrian alps great advertisement for the town's tourism industry except it is already up to its eyeballs in tourists 10 years ago the village only got about 100 visitors a day last year it got 10000 a day outnumbering the locals 13 to one. to make. because this is. you can't even walk through the village anymore you get pushed and biking is really dangerous. and now with disney fans adding to the mix the town's mayor says they've got enough tourists already thank you. is trying to put a cap on the number of visitors who journey here from around the globe. in frozen to elsa is on a journey of her own. called by spirits to the dark sea that lies beyond her kingdo

many tourists and austria have already seen every corner of the tiny town on you guessed it instagram no way. the alter of david leavitt's is with me now that normally david this is a sense of pride when a town gets featured in a film for its beauty but this isn't the case well this is a tension that the town of just doesn't really want or need anymore this is a town with a population of 780 people that last year had a 1000000 tourists come through there one main street that they've got. and so basically at this point the mayor is saying look it's not us it's he's trying to deny that his town has anything to do with with frozen he says well this looks more like the ryan and austria to me in germany but you know there is a certain resemblance of the town with frozen you've got these mountains sort of these little spirally church that's even though disney's animators apparently did their research in norway not in austria but how is the man he said he's going to put a cap on the taurus has he going to do that so they're going to put a limit on the number of buses that can come to the tow

annex austria.r. >> the curtain fell on act one. nazilready the conspirators prepared for act two. 38 memorandum from hitler to his high command. unalterable decision to smash czechia by military future.n the near it is the job of the political leaders to bring about the politically and militarily moment. >> conrad hennlime was designated political leader. labeled operation green and the defendant issued another memorandum, reading -- be set inon will motion by means of an incident -- the fixing for the exact time of this incident is of the utmost important. germany months later, signed the munich pact with england, france and italy. involved the transfer of the land to germany. it theirirators called last territorial demand. but before the ink was dry, they plans.king other for hitler's goal was the absorption of czechoslovakia. czech president was called to a meeting with hitler gÖring, andts kettel. the ultimatum. they would be incorporated or czechoslovakia would be invaded and prague air.oyed f

military in a fledgling spy outfit called oss, and fled an amazing mission parachuting back into austria near innsbruck and collecting vital intelligence on the nazis at the end of the work that really helped to bring about the bloodless surrender of one of the nazis last battlegrounds in innsbruck. so that at my interest piqued, and i went out to see freddy mayer in west virginia. he lived all by himself out in a small cottage out in the woods, 94. he was still in remarkable health i remember, both physically and mentally. you see a picture when i visited with him. he was still driving a car. the fact he drove meals on wheels he said for the younger people, and he had a girlfriend in her 70s, much younger woman, and he chopped wood. he shoveled his own driveway. and not only physically but he had this mental acumen as a talk to bothac his childhood growingp in germany and the espionage mission itself. he could take off the names and dates from 70 years earlier during the war of critical events during his espionage mission of tiny, tiny towns in austria where he was a spy during his time

austria now has an unlikely coalition couple running the show in government got people wondering though whether the greens who've got a state of power will be forced to toughen up over immigration or whether chancellor curtis hard line conservatives will have to loosen up over protecting the planet or europe correspondent peter oliver takes a look at how the unusual alliance may work out. is said to be back as chancellor of austria and at 33 years of age the world's youngest head of government his conservative people's party agreed to a coalition deal with the greens on the year's day his previous government that was with the right wing freedom party collapsed amid scandal could says now though he can be both tough on immigration and protect the planet it's east muki it is possible to cut taxes and make the taxes to more environmentally friendly as possible to protect the climate borders there's a point in the program about tax relief for those who work but at the same time there are measures to fight illegal immigration and political islam the greens still have to rubber stamp the agre

there any food aid to germany and austria? you did mention something about austria. but what about germany? too.were starving, >> that is a great question. and, yes, the united states fed as well. here hoover was concerned about what it would look like in the be feeding s to enemies so the money was funneled through the american service organization, the quakers. and there is correspondence the quakers r and saying this is what you need to this we want you to call quaker feeding. so the picture i showed you the said en's drawing that quaker on it is because it was being funneled through them. was trying to control it and there was an american relief administration on the greenspun germany but there were trying to couch it as a passivist effort effort. they also raised money from german americans to pay for it a separate advertising gain. american.ly is german >> i wonder if they contributed at that time? >> i wouldn't know. dead obviously. note would you please the doctor.hank iing [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national c

he's the only one who stirs power in austria.today. ♪ >> the act was written. joining austria to german and signed by the defendant, goering, frick, and hess. hitler, of course, had said -- >> germany neither intends nor wishes to interfere in the internal affairs of austria, to annex austria or to conclude -- 21st of may, 1935, adolf hitler. ♪ >> the curtain fell on act one. but already the nazi conspirators prepared for act two. with this 1938 memorandum from hitler to his high command. >> it is my unalterable decision to smash czechoslovakia by military action in the near future. it is the job of the political leaders to bring about the politically and militarily suitable moment. >> conrad hennlime was designated political leader. the plan was labeled operation green and the defendant issued another memorandum, reading -- >> operation green will be set in motion by means of an incident in czechoslovakia which will give germany revocation for military action. the fixing for the exact time of this incident is of the utmost impor

an amazing picture on the guardian. —— look at austria. parts of new south wales, austria.s, austria says residents who hope for rain after the bushfires and drought and said they got hit by a massive dust storm. —— australia. australia has been through something in the last three months. it is a shocking picture, great to put on the front page and i hope that as all the world leaders and businessmen and leading lights together it demos this week hope they will see these pictures and talk about notjust the economy but what this means for the global economy as economy as well as the planet because this is turning into... this isn‘tjust about the environment, it‘s but every single aspect of public policy, health, business. it affects everything and it really does need to be tackled by eve ryo ne it really does need to be tackled by everyone collectively. australia, these dramatic pictures we have seen have crystallised over people‘s thinking about climate. you hope thatis thinking about climate. you hope that is the case but even in one of the other papers which were not high

in austria that's a possibility yes now could we see a new government sooner rather than later given that merkel's coalition with the social democrats is increasingly under strain the coalition is under strain especially since the s.p.d. does so show social democrats elected new leaders in december leaders that are far more left wing. compromising than the former one that being said we have seen many interests in that coalition ever since it started and yet it sticks together and not least because. indeed a bring stability to the country especially in the wake of the rise of the far right in germany and as so in the wake of germany having to put its impose on european policy if it wants to remain a deciding power here in europe so i think it was so there's a consensus within the current coalition to maintain the stability for now and if you look at the results this coalition already fulfilled 2 thirds of its of what it had agreed upon so as so far it is a coalition that is that these shaky but it also delivers its promises all right. thanks so much thank you ok in other news several

first to austria where conservatives have struck a coalition agreement with the green posse the deal follows 3 months of tough negotiations sebastian quotes will remain chancellor of the greens and training at national government for the 1st time the conservatives previous alliance with the far right freedom party collapsed over a corruption scandal. a could austria's coalition between the conservatives and the greens also be a model in neighboring germany well it's an idea that is being discussed in berlin as political parties especially the conservatives look to the future beyond chancellor. merkel has said she will not run in the next general election late next year during the remainder of her. looking to shore up the e.u. as it confronts new challenges. angola americal in her natural habitat at the most recent e.u. summit here europe's longest serving head of government has been forging compromise for 15 years yet there are telltale signs of a chancellor on her final stretch in office what was supposed to be her latest budget speech became a foreign policy roadmap largely removed

so i asked him to be back as chancellor of austria and at 33 years of age the world's youngest head of government his conservative people's party agreed to a coalition deal with the greens on the year's day his previous government that was with the right wing freedom party collapsed amid scandal says now though he can be both tough on immigration and protect the planet it's east muki it is possible to cut taxes and make the taxes to more environmentally friendly is possible to protect the climate borders there's a point in the program about tax relief for those who work but at the same time before there are measures to fight illegal immigration and political islam the greens still have to rubber stamp the agreed deal at a special party congress this week but this turquoise green mix certainly has more turquoise conservative people's party when it comes to policy than. among the main sticking points for green members agreeing this deal our concerns surrounding immigration migration and austria's ban on the wearing of the islamic headscarf currently children up to the age of 10 barred fr

planned output of the mine would produce annual c o 2 emissions equal to countries like malaysia or austria so the cold would accelerate global warming. looking at every single company involved in that project no matter whether it's. the danny project shouldn't be finished it shouldn't be finalized. and. that way we look at each stakeholder. so far the protests have had some success over 60 companies have already turned down the donnie and declined to cooperate with the mine among them are other big german companies like do it your bank. some 145000 jobs were created in the united states last month short of the forecasts of most economists the labor department says the jobless rate remains at 3.5 percent however that's close to the lowest level in half a century a solid job market signals to investors that household spending will continue to be buoyant that accounts for the largest segment of the economy. oh soloist a hero is standing by for us on wall street also though is those numbers show a labor market that is still robust but a decade of jobs expansion may be on the way in what's expe

but critics say these plans will have serious consequences they point to in the valley one of austria's premier skiing destinations drawing visitors year round. modern ski lifts transport droves of tourists up the mountain. a local tourist industry has been set on growth. and today a sleepy little mountain village has become a booming tourist hot spot. the customers want this and that's what counts industry benefits austria's valleys i think this project will be hugely important to the next generation. advocates of the mega project say it would boost tourism especially in pistol valley so far the ski slopes are busy and ski lifts could use investment but within just a few weeks more than $150000.00 people signed a petition opposing the project to the surprise of many locals. the nessa family for example rely on ski tourists to keep their business running the pony and carriage rides they offer simply aren't enough to make ends meet. it's the small things might sometimes it makes us really sad and speechless when people claim we are destroying our unique landscape sure this impacts nature

i was also really fascinated by the germany austria resistance.the last known trawniki man ordered deported from the united states was just deported in 2018, last year . the guy had lived in queens new york for 50 years on this little middle-class neighborhood that i lived in in queens new york, drawing attention, whatever, drawing socialsecurity . he had been ordered removed from the united states 14 years ago but the department of justice and state department could not find a country willing to take him back. they had all refused. austria, germany refused which allowed this trawniki ramen to essentially live in the united states. he was stateless but hewas here . so the people in this unit desperately wanted to move them because they didn't want to allow him to die in peace on american soil . so in 2018 after 14 years of pressing foreign governments to take this man back, they finally convinced germany to take this man back and he was flown back to germany where he died a few months later at the ageof 95 . and so i asked the people inside the ju

soil, germany and austria would not take them back. they would not take them back.germany -- in fact there is a discussion recounted in the book or one of the heads of this unit said, germany said we don't want to take your garbage back -- kind of thing. ahead of this unit said your garbage, they just moved here. but a they could not convince germany and austria to accept these men, to allow the united states to remove them. we couldn't force it, there's no way to do that. and so in 1988, a prosecutor in the office of special investigations, a young man named michael bernstein decided to fly to austria to help the austrians -- to convince the austrians to take back not the perpetrators. michael bernstein had two young children, he lived in maryland just outside of washington, and he was considered a story to prosecutor in this unit. he had a way of convincing every defendant on his roster to settle a case and to agree to country without ever taking the guy to courts. he was a brilliant lawyer. austria, around that time despite resisting for years said you know what,

but 1st austria's conservatives have struck a coalition deal with the green party that deal falls 3 months of tough negotiations sauce and courts will remain chancellor with the greens entering national government for the very 1st time in austria the conservatives a previous alliance with the far right freedom party collapsed over a corruption scandal. well here in germany the future of chance for all americans coalition government remains at the center of speculation in the new year with her junior partners the social democrats still on a footing ackles term is due to continue until autumn of 2021 and she says she will not be running in the next election now within this time frame macros looking to shore up the you as it confronts new challenges. i'm going to machall in one natural habitat at the most recent e.u. summit here europe's longest serving head of government has been forging compromise for 15 years yet there are telltale signs of a chancellor on her final stretch in office what was supposed to be her latest budget speech became a foreign policy roadmap to be removed from the nit

to a mountain ridge to protest against plans to turn parts of one of the last pristine glaciers in austria into ski slopes. rising could be the thing to skiing regions will be linked and a new one. for the new area alone will be about half the size of the spit skiing region these are huge dimensions. bit by bit we are destroying our natural landscape you know the all of it. but down in pits still valley many local support the project like the knesset either who recently took over her parents' guest house . she's deeply worried about the future of her business in recent years fewer and fewer visitors have stayed in the valleys guesthouses and hotels. it's the only scheme region in tyrol with such a downward trend. we need an economic impulse to get young people like me the confidence to invest in our businesses many of our guest houses are run down but young people like me are afraid to invest because we don't know how the tourist industry will develop so it's essential for us all that . economic growth. because. the plan is to link up tranquil pistola valley and its glaciers with neighbori

but travelers in search of air and del may not find beyond known many tourists and start austria have already seen every corner of the tiny town on you guessed it instagram. here up to date and thanks for watching. i was issued when i arrived here i slept with 6 people in a room as in the cinema. it was hard i was fair. i even got white hair and. the general language not this keeps me and the.

ols smiles as their movie frozen 2 is breaking box office records but a picture postcard village in austria is not so thrilled and we'll find out why it also. a very personal. photographer who has a friend at exclusive access. this week the film frozen 2 officially became the most successful animation film of all time it's a pos the 1st movie which was top of the box office list before but now frozen 2 has already taken one point $3000000000.00 since its november release great news for disney but funnily enough not such good news for a small village in austria which has a serious problem with a success and here's why. the kingdom of delhi is home to snow queen. is a place you won't find on any map will you.

austria's conservatives have struck a coalition agreement with the green party the deal follows 3 months of negotiations sebastien courts will remain chancellor with the greens and trade national government for the 1st time. this is g.w. news from berlin for more follow us on twitter at w news all visit our website that's dot com. and coming up next is in business where the monica jones and of course that forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website. called i'm an economist mackinnon in berlin thanks for watching. back to the sticks and founding a company with elderly residents of. moscow businesswoman. kovar came up with this wild idea. they produce unique products that give city dwellers a taste of the country to bring life and money back to their village. in 60 minutes. and knocked me out. because the promise. never defeated me back. to. africa. the. time it. happened to come to your backyard or for the. church or for adults regarding. the. whole. africa in the public perception that africa is now assuming the position to which it was always i

so in total, 18 people have been killed throughout austria during the latest fire season this year. people died on monday. that's just the last two days in south eastern austria. >> that's ground zero and a lot of the australian population lives. which is one of reasons why it is so devastating. the damage is massive and we'll be building up. we'll be sprouling and expensive. nearly a thousand home haves been destroyed and hundreds more have been damaged. the problem for firefighters that quite a few people remained in the danger zone that's called for evacuation. some of them are effectively stranded. thousands of people retreated to beaches. the issue that is attracted and the most attention has been the animals and wildlife. >> as many as 30% of the population of koala bears may have already died as the fire racing through their house. >> that's really hot. by now we all seen all of those viral videos of firefighters and civilian austrias giving water to koala bears. a lot of these animals have desperate and dying. >> how does this compare to bush fire season in the past, have we

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to winter sports now and an explosive finish at the annual night's slalom in austria austria masses of fans turned out to watch norway's henricus stuff or send claim victory and the spectators to get their money's worth but it wasn't just christopher since performance that left people thrilled the event also featured a controversial moment. the 40000 strong crowd was ready for some fireworks and they arrived when italian alex been nuts or thought he had moved into 1st place only to discover that cork had been triggered early by a streaker paying homage to basketball star kobe bryant after his time was corrected been dropped out of contention. that left norway's henrik christofferson as one of 2 remaining candidates on the leaderboard christofferson started his final run in 2nd place with hopes of overtaking top spot but an early mistake threatened to derail his hopes of victory. still christofferson recovered sufficiently to move into 1st place with only one skier left to complete. the event leader after the 1st round austria's marco shots the local favorite simply had to come through

it was such a big deal, this is a big deal for austria.h point because i rafael nadal was standing there, it was the second time he could have beaten him, and he died. he said that rafael nadal played awesome, but we seen what he did, and it's great. —— and he did. but we seen what he did, and it's great. -- and he did. chris, what did you make of that performance? rafael nadal took the third set, we thought you might come back in the fourth, we seen some incredible comebacks already this year, we thought rafael nadal might be just another? it made me a little bit nervous, you see roger coming back every second match doing unbelievable comebacks, did it so many times in his career. we were soon everest is at end, you thirdly nerves, you could see it in dominic, the way you came back and tie—break in at the end was just fantastic. the way you came back and tie—break in at the end wasjust fantastic. we are starting to see those players so could the next generation breaking through. chris, have you seen enough ina through. chris, have you see

long—term politics and client policies still sit uneasily in austria.inerals council of australia, we asked for an interview but it declined. our lead story is that justin trudeau is given a press comes in the last a few hours in which he said canada and its intelligence services believe the passenger plane shot down near tehran on wednesday morning was shot down by anti—aircraft armenian missile fire. netjust before we finished, this happened today. before we go — this happened today. d ayes to the right, through her 30. the noes to the left, 231. so the ayes have fed, the ayes have it.“ at first you don't succeed, try, try again. the commons voted 330—231 in favour of the withdrawal agreement bill and it will now pass to the house of lords for further scrutiny next week. the uk is due to leave the eu on 31st of january. and exiting the european union. thanks for watching. see you tomorrow, bye—bye. good evening. three developing world weather stories to bring up to speed on this evening. let's start in australia first of all. another spike in heat in

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developing batteries in this picture rest part of northeastern austria. for this movie the social welfare told region just lovely this is where we are grounded where we source our electricity. a lot of hydro power which we also use to charge r.v.'s a lot of solar energy the region is ideal for the mobility we have their heads on the whole team are very down to earth people didn't get some. i want to do something for the next generation nature here is just gorgeous and we wanted to stay that way that's where we get our motivation to bring about change. in 2014 the 3 brothers joined forces to set up their company they made all decisions together and on equal footing which is still the case today. because you know where it's a win win we go over things at home and then continue it would. show this ball the nice thing is that we're all a bit different with our own abilities and the market is called when you should is a good businessman is a great constructor and i have a lot of experience in electrical engineering. from an electronics business and kind of gre

sports the 4 hill ski tournaments jumping tournament has ended on the slopes of bistro in austria and poland went into the final day as the overall leader even though he hadn't won on any of the 1st 3 hills and he dominated the final proceedings to come away with tournaments. on the men's large healin bishop's home karl geiger of germany jumping 2nd to last took the lead in the day's events with a jump of 136 meters that was after going $140.00 on his 1st effort. dan the man who started the day with the 4 hills lead backi soared 140.5 meters after a jump of 143 earlier in the day and that sealed the 4 hills title for the 29 year old pole. about ski took home the coveted golden eagle for the very 1st time he was flanked on the podium by 4 hills runner up modest lynn vic of norway and guy guy who finished 2nd on the day and 3rd overall. now you're about to meet nigeria's next big goal for 13 year old. is the number one junior golf in her country with the trophies piling up in her bedroom her dream of becoming a professional golfer is becoming very real. she picked up her 1st golf club a

now for some of the other stories making news around the world austria's new coalition government wants to make the country carbon neutral by 2040 the green party's entering the national government for the 1st time adjoining sebastian's courts is conservatives laying out the details of a coalition deal the 2 parties said they want to make austria a european a forerunner and climate protection. place in paris have used tear gas to disperse protesters from in my new album out party headquarters as the standoff over the president's planned pension reforms continues the trade unions are called on the public to step up their protests national train services have been disrupted by strike action for 29 days now making it the country's longest strike since 1968. a court in belgium has suspended the extradition of cats and separatist leader carlos approved amount citing his immunity as a european. just approved mon was elected to the european parliament in may but has not taken his seat he's wanted in spain for his role in catalonia illegal 2718 a secession bid. a severe weather has triggered de

so could austria's coalition between conservatives and greens be a model for close neighbors germany ideas being discussed here in this political parties especially the conservatives consider a future without chancellor merkel who has said that she will not run in next year's general election for the remainder of her term chances looking to shore up the e.u. as it confronts new challenges. angela merkel in her natural habitat at the most recent e.u. summit here europe's longest serving head of government has been forging compromise for 15 years yet there are telltale signs of a chancellor on her final stretch in office what was supposed to be her latest budget speech became a foreign policy roadmap largely removed from the nitty gritty of domestic politics and it is that it's very easy to be critical of the u.s. which no longer wants to take on responsibility in the places it used to but 1st information that points back to us here in europe. m.p.'s increasingly see merkel focused on her european legacy. of i believe she is focusing everything on the germany you counsel presidency but