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one such hotspot in austria is using this time to find a new. book. in house austria many locals were worried that tourists wouldn't come this year to admire the mountains the lake and the quinta village do to the coronavirus a place where no tourism means no income but they're not worried any more visitors are here in abundance the hotels still don't have as many customers as they'd like . but kalin ahem spankers boat rental business is doing just fine. 2000 we don't have the whole world here because of the flight problems but we've got austrians germans basically europeans before the pandemic the village drew many international tourists and day trippers the alpine setting is popular on instagram last year over 21000 tour buses brought around 1000000 visitors to the village of just 760 inhabitants. doubts mayor doesn't miss the era of over tourism. you have these a coupe he said with a guide carrying a flag in front and people wearing headsets so it's very loud. it was too much for some locals it would stand to have a cathedral. then suddenly in spri

a foreign minister rubbers -- represented austria.emony is completed, the iron curtain lifted for austria, as church bells proclaim the rebirth of freedom. ♪ operation alert. a realistic rehearsal for an atomic attack was the biggest nationwide air raid drill ever attempted. in washington, 15,000 government workers left their desks, scattering to 31 secret rural sites away from the capital. [siren] military personnel emptied out of the pentagon, while 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. from an emergency white house, president eisenhower led the nation in operation alert. ♪ the survival town, atom test, a model village in a nevada desert, against the awesome power of nuclear energy. buildings of various materials went up, $1 million worth of equipment installed, including mannequins and tons of food to measure the contamination ca

they were targeting institutionalized patients in germany and austria. this euthanasia program, see quotations around this term because it is not euthanasia in terms of a mercy death, which team is a debate today, this is a cynical program of mass murder. it is the regime's first program of mass murder against its own citizens. an overwhelming number of people who died in the euthanasia program we're aryan's, non-juice. this program was before the holocaust, by about two years. to give you a little background, in 1939, they initiated a child euthanasia program which murdered over 10,000 disabled children during the war years through starvation and overdoses of medication. by january 1940 you have 80 parallel adults program. this was code named operation t4, here you see the villa, they aryan villa that was used as the nerve center as the euthanasia program. for those of you who know, this was hit in and is world war ii and it stood right about where the berlin phil harmonics tense now. the nazis take this villa, and they use it to give it the code name o

you go to other country, austria, finland, other countries, i was talking to the head of a major country, he said, we're a forest nation, we consider ourselves a forest nation. i said that's a beautiful term. he said, we have more teams that are far more explosive than they have in california. and we don't have any problems. because wing more our forests. so we have to do that in california too. so i'll go do this and we'll see you in a little while. reporter: you mentioned about forest management -- pres. trump: i want to thank you for being here. it's a great honor to be here. we're going to arizona after this. we're also paying our respects to oregon and the state of washington. we're helping them very strongly. we'll be discussing that inside with fema. they also have an explosive situation. we'll be talk about oregon. the state of washington. california. this is one of the biggest they've ever had. we talk about forest management. and i've been talking about it for a long time. have to do that go to other countries and they don't have this problem. they have more explosive trees. th

in house austria many locals were worried that tourists wouldn't come this year to admire the mountains the lake and the quaint village all due to the coronavirus a place where no tourism means no income but they're not worried any more visitors are here in abundance the hotels still don't have as many customers as they'd like . but kaleena him spanking his boat rental business is doing just fine. justin we don't have the whole world here because of the flight problems but we've got austrians germans basically europeans before the pandemic the village drew many international tourists and day trippers the alpine setting is popular run instagram last year over $21000.00 tour buses brought around $1000000.00 visitors to the village of just $760.00 inhabitants. mayor doesn't miss the era of over tourism. you have these a coupe he groups with a guide carrying a flag in front and people wearing headsets so it's very loud. it was too much for some locals. and it would stand behind what the people. then suddenly in spring of 2020 austria had to go into lockdown due to the covert 19 pandemic gre

one such hotspot in austria using this time to find solutions. in hushed and austria many locals were worried that tourists wouldn't come this year to admire the mountains the lake and the quaint village all due to the coronavirus a place where no tourism means no income but they're not worried any more visitors are here in abundance the hotels still don't have as many customers as they'd like but kaleena him spankers boat rental business is doing just fine. 2000 we don't have the whole world here because of the flight problems but we've got austrians germans basically europeans before the pandemic the village drew many international tourists and day trippers the alpine setting is popular run instagram last year over 21000 tour buses brought around 1000000 visitors to the village of just 760 inhabitants. house doubts mayor doesn't miss the era of over tourism. few of these it could be groups with a guide carrying a flag in front and people wearing headsets so it's very loud. it was too much for some locals saying it would stand to highlight that

when suit's a frog an austrian common north stream too was an economic project for us in austria and it is a positive project we think it's good if we have diversification but if we can use different routes for energy production and transport to europe. and a pragmatic view you know yes i mean it's always it has always been the mantra was of the german chancellor angela merkel to say this is a purely commercial brooch act and i have been read to rating also when i was there minister nobody believes a pipeline to annoy somebody it's all about the mom and the mont we have a nearly completed construction pipeline and now all of a sudden overnight you need terms of trade should be changed so it was also today that her president alex on the phone the then when hugh received his ukrainian counterpart president selenski he pointed out there shouldn't be this kind of nexus them. who do you think would be the main winners and the main losers if nordstrom 2 was abandoned at this stage. while in my assessment as somebody who belongs them out of the world of international law they lose the would

some 200,000 hungarian refugees eventually took refuge in austria alone. to accommodate these refugees, the eisenhower administration used a little-known codicil in an act known as the parole authority, which allowed the attorney general to parole people into the united states without a visa and outside of immigration quotas if it was deemed in the national interest. the immigrant parolees could states, butunited they could not become permanent residents or citizens unless congress passed legislation that helped them normalize their status. eisenhower used this parole authority to admit some 32,000 hungarian refugees into the united states, just from austria, and an additional 6000 were brought in under a variety of other visas. but because americans were concerned with sponsoring communist spies and saboteurs, the u.s. refugees were brought to camp kilner, an old army base in new jersey, where they were screened, interviewed, housed temporarily before they were released to their assigned american sponsor families. in this photograph you see here, we see v

based in ferraro burg austria. whether f.c. basel. or rapid vienna respectable soccer clubs are increasingly expected to have. only sports teams. before girl county as she calls herself on social media has made a lasting name for herself and austria's top fever division the disney go. on for 3 or 4 years i used to play in a real life women's team and fought and i've been playing fee for longer than i've played actual soccer and now i've switched fully to the console and it's been even of the console to give x. . is one of the most expensive e sport 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 to mostly through the end as a developer e.a. has these cups and you have to qualify for each one you collect comparable series points to the point several cups of tea and you can only collect and by taking part in the nature of sense and you 1st need to qualify for the bigger then this is over $1000.00 players take part in the q

two years later, against austria. the result, another victory.r the great test against france. an amazed world stood by as prussia, until then a minor power, dared to challenge the strongest nation in europe. the result, another victory. this was the moment of triumph that changed the history of the world. the prussian dream of conquest was no longer a dream. the germans saw the prussian eagle soaring triumphant in the european sky. now they carried on the bandwagon and united them to prussian leadership to join the german empire. and in the hall of mirrors and the heart of defeated france, bismarck saw prussian king crowned german emperor. absolute monarch of a new emperor. founded on blood, iron and conquest. it's simple, victorious. emblem of victory. not the liberty bell, not the magna carta, not any symbol of freedom, but victoria, the symbol of conquest. thus, prussia had created germany. and the myth of prussian superiority had become the myth of the master race. and if the carl schmitt of that generation had any worry about the liberties

for seven years he fought single-handed against austria, russia, sweden and france.eating throughout the other german states the myth that they were invincible. ♪ ♪ in 1786, frederick died but frederick's stream of conquest lived on. nurtured and developed by the prussian militarist, was a guard at each war is only one campaign in an unending war for prussian supremacy in europe. to this end, the organizer and the strategist established the prussian general staff. the theorist set down their gospel in his famous book. just as prussian the core of germany so germany can be the core of the future german empire of the west. the book became the bible of the prussian military. conquered should be left with nothing of their eyes. even as the militarists were plopping, a waves swept over europe. in ordinary men begin to fight for themselves and demand what had long been accepted in america, england and france. a constitution. the king of prussia answered, never must a scrap of paper come between me and my country. a constitution, a scrap of paper. some citizens determined o

then suddenly in spring of 2020 austria had to go into lockdown due to the covert 19 pandemic grew quiet its restaurants were empty and there wasn't any revenue coming in but the local population then rediscovered the original house shot but what about the future actually returning to preterism days isn't an option the municipality depends on income from tourism to subsidise services such as school meals and care for the elderly locals value to reserve but there is a question about what kind of scale because there must be i think that we should cut mass tourism down by half and double quality tourism where visitors stay for longer that would be a good mix. if he could be full. coupling to hemet spag or has a different view. than that any day trippers going to want higher quality tourists to stay here for longer but i don't think that kind of long term tourism is rational at the moment that was true even before the pandemic. how it's done just currently developing a new system to deal with the tour buses. the number of which is expected to increase again in the future. they will have to r

one such hotspot in austria using this time to find solutions. in how austria many locals were worried that tourists wouldn't come this year to admire the mountains the lake and the quaint village all due to the coronavirus a place where no tourism means no income but they're not worried any more visitors are here in abundance the hotels still don't have as many customers as they'd like but kaleena him spankers boat rental business is doing just fine. justin we don't have the whole world here because of the flight problems but we've got austrians germans basically europeans before the pandemic the village drew many international tourists and day trippers the alpine setting is popular on instagram last year over $21000.00 tour buses brought around $1000000.00 visitors to the village of just $760.00 inhabitants. doubts mayor doesn't miss the era of over tourism. you have these a group. groups with a guide carrying a flag in front and people wearing headsets so it's very loud. but it was too much for some locals and it would stand behind it that the

a spokeswoman for austria's over banks as people initially thought it was a form of fraud. the checks were actually real as of wednesday 3 austrian banks confirmed, they had cast around 200 americans stimulus checks. >>all right another look outside this evening along san francisco's embarcadero one of the few cameras love a live pictures tonight when you can actually see something you do see the trees the buildings but you can barely see the bay bridge. it's been about 3 weeks straight that the bay area has been under a spare the air alert that is a record so when. >>lawrence when will things get better life. i think it takes till next week to really get some significant movement in the atmosphere by that i mean we get some wind that generated by a weak system that's approaching the coastline but out there. it is very hazy. we've got some dense fog mixed in with that something to watch out for overnight tonight just some very poor air quality very unhealthy in the north bay, the coast for tomorrow. unhealthy for sensitive folks in the east bay and the south bay, but this h

here among the lush woodlands of austria's still a valley wooden houses have a long tradition. now there's even a new luxury hotel built almost entirely from wood which is how this building breathes you can describe it but when you experience it yourself it really gets under your skin this building can give you goose bumps. malise god is a wooden 5 star hotel designed by renowned italian architect potato turn. 4 owners christine have been the egg and her husband reinhard and the hotel is a dream come true. in my view part of the luxury of would is how simple it is to build with that you know close the word luxury as many many things over the years the awareness of guests has grown in the sense that people really are looking for true luxury in the kind of natural and unspoiled environment that we're living in. in the wishbone look kieth . look burnishing it's also contain many wouldn't beecher's. the aim is for the hotel's beyond's to appeal to all of the senses. some of the wood has such a calming effect because it has a warm. and because it's a living organism i think that com

here among the lush woodlands of austria still a valley wooden houses have a long tradition. now there's even a new luxury hotel built almost entirely from wood which is how this building breathes you can describe it but when you experience it yourself it really gets under your skin this building can give you goose bumps. malise god as a wooden 5 star hotel designed by renowned italian architect potato turned. 4 owners christina been to eggo and her husband and the hotel is a dream come true. to lucas in my view part of the luxury of would is how simple it is to build with that you know the word luxury as many many things over the years that the awareness of guests has grown in the sense that people really are looking for true luxury in the kind of natural and unspoiled environment that we're living in. in the wishbone look at. the furnishings also contain many wooden beecher's. the aim is for the hotel zombie onse to appeal to all of the senses. absolute the wood has such a calming effect because it has a warm. and because it's a living organism i think that comes across the

cleaner again this was the case in lake constance which borders southern germany switzerland and austria. lakes are home to complex ecosystems although lakes and ponds only make up 3 percent of the earth's surface they're an important natural habitat but they're being thrown out of by. islands by overfishing pollution and climate change. constance in central europe once fell victim to some of these factors to. believe that of her mina is a researcher from indonesia she is examining how the lake has changed. its route on a 100000000 had before the 916 this lake was all ego trophic meaning it had a low level of nutrients but by the 1980 s. it had become a future afic this means that over the 1st child and plant life like algal can flourish to the detriment of animal life and its water quality decreased because of additional phosphates from agriculture and household waste the governments of the 3 countries that border the lake germany austria and switzerland decided to restore it and now it's all a good chance we could get in so it's returned to its natural state. researchers are trying to

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based in ferraro burg austria. whether f.c. basel 4 or rapid vienna respectable soccer clubs are increasingly expected to have . only sports teams. before girl conti as she calls herself on social media has made a lasting name for herself and austria's top fever division the league go. on for 3 or 4 years i used to play in a real life women's team and fought and i feel that i've been playing fifo for longer than i've played actual soccer and now i've switched fully to the console and it's been even more deacons only give access. 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 to mostly through the end as a developer in a hazardous cups and you have to qualify for each one you collect the mental series points to the point of view and you can only collect and by taking part in the nature of sense and you 1st need to qualify for the bigger then this is it was over 1000 players ta

here among the lush woodlands of austria's zillah valley wooden houses have a long tradition. now there's even a new luxury hotel built almost entirely from wood this is how this building breathes you can describe it but when you experience it yourself it really gets under your skin this building can give you goose bumps. malise god is a wooden 5 star hotel designed by renowned italian architect potato turn. 4 owners christina been to eggo and her husband rinehart and the hotel is a dream come true. lucas in my view part of the luxury of would is how simple it is to build with that you know close the word luxury as many many things over the years the awareness of guests has grown in the sense that people really are looking for true luxury in the kind of natural and unspoiled environment that we're living in. in that wish to look at. the furnishings also contain many wouldn't beecher's. the aim is for the hotel's beyond's to appeal to all of the senses. absolute the wood has such a calming effect because it has a warmth. and because it's a living organism i think that comes acr

cleaner again this was the case in lake constance which borders southern germany switzerland and austria. lakes are home to complex ecosystems although lakes and ponds only make up 3 percent of the earth's surface they're an important natural habitat but they're being thrown out of balance by overfishing pollution and climate change constance in central europe once fell victim to some of these factors to. believe that up to rena is a researcher from indonesia she is examining how the lake has changed. its route on you had before the 916 this lake was all ego trophic meaning it had a low level of nutrients but by the 1980 s. it had become a future fick this means it's overly fertile and plant life like algal can flourish to the detriment of animal life and its water quality decreased because of additional phosphates from agriculture and household waste the governments of the 3 countries that border the lake germany austria and switzerland decided to restore it and now it's all a good chance we could get so it's returned to its natural state. researchers are trying to find out how aquatic

here among the lush woodlands of austria's cilla valley wooden houses have a long tradition. now there's even a new luxury hotel built almost entirely from wood this is how this building breathes you can describe it but when you experience it yourself it really gets under your skin this building can give you goosebumps. malise god is a wooden 5 star hotel designed by renowned italian architect potato turn. 4 owners christina have been to egg and her husband brian hot and the hotel is a dream come true. in my view part of the luxury of wood is how simple it is to build with that you know the word luxury as many many things over the years the awareness of guests has grown in the sense that people really are looking for true luxury in the kind of natural and unspoiled environment that we're living in. in that wish to look at. the furnishings also contain many wouldn't beecher's. the aim is for the hotel zombie onse to appeal to all of the senses. up some of the wood has such a calming effect because it has a warm. and because it's a living organism i think that comes across the

the rb project is an international one promising prospects are also trained up in austria brazil and the united states. tyler adams arrived at the start of 2019 from m.l.s. i do york red bulls the young midfielder if i. i'd like to go into the semifinals of the champions league. just pure excitement pure joy a moment that you know in a sense you wish that you could celebrate with your family in person and have a competition of course but you know being able to pick up the phone and call them and see the excitement on their faces you know talking to them they don't even have their they can't even speak voices screaming at the television it's an exciting moment for. the leipzig approach also emphasizes continuity the object is to have a team. game inside yourself and certainly fits the profile when the danish striker joined the club back in 2013 they were still in the 3rd division goalkeeper peter that she arrived 2 years later from r.b.s. he's committed to the project and further progress. no one expected us to get so far in the champions league. this season obviously we want to emula

in countries like the netherlands, austria, the countries that you mentioned are big winners of thisnterest, not only for solidarity, but for economic interest to keep the single markets strong. but how do these countries spend the money? i mean, spain is due to receive about 140 billion euros and the spanish government sources have said that — told reuters — that this is not a crisis of money, it's a crisis of ideas. it's difficult for these countries to actually spend the money on proper programmes that assist economic recovery. there is real worry about this. well, we here in brussels, we established — with the agreement of member states— a very clear framework for this unprecedented spending. so, it is clear that we have two big priorities, the green transition, 37% of investment should be linked to the green transition, and the digitisation of our economy. at the same time, we have recommendation for each member states. so, i think the guidance is very clear. it is not easy to spend such a huge amount of money in such a limited time because we are dealing with few years for this

the acquisition of austria international valentino that sato and his compatriot gives further creative options in the middle of the park to keep challenging at the top they have a clear plan of action. they can. pressing on with even more intensity especially against the best teams but we've played really well but often only got a draw on nothing else. just. closing things out. of . the polls are aiming for another history making season what else is in store for the new season. new season new stars we've already covered the rice on a whopping manchester from munich but other clubs have also been busy bolstering their ranks here is a look at some of the most i catch ing moves. i knew right back for dortmund thomas mann yeah the belgium international has arrived from champions league final list but essentially max and will add substantial experience to listen father as youthful squad earmarked to replace kimi who is now at inter milan many offers a similar attacking threat as evidenced by 8 goals in his 84 league outings for p.s.g. i like to give some. pleasure is to get the you know the

cleaner again this was the case in lake constance which borders southern germany switzerland and austria. lakes are home to complex ecosystems although lakes and ponds only make up 3 percent of the earth's surface they're an important natural habitat but they're being thrown out of balance by overfishing pollution and climate change play constance in central europe once fell victim to some of these factors to. believe that of the rena is a researcher from indonesia she is examining how the lake has changed. its rules on a 100 all you had before the 916 this lake was all ego trophic meaning it had a low level of nutrients but by the 1980 s. it had become a new trophic this means that over the fertile and plant life like algal can flourish to the detriment of animal life and its water quality decreased because of additional phosphates from agriculture and household waste the governments of the 3 countries that border the lake germany austria and switzerland decided to restore it and now it's all again church week again so it's returned to its natural state. researches are trying to find ou

because, i mean, there are net gainers and then there are those who also stand to lose, like austria,ountries are putting money into this fund, and they don't have as much say about how the recipient countries can spend it? because this has been a big area of dispute with the dutch saying, "look, if money is going "to italy or whatever, we want to see how they are "going to be spending it." is this a fair system? for sure, the commission will look at the way this money will be spent. we the commission, we are not financial interment aries we the commission, we are not financial intermerdies raising or lending money in the markets and then transferring it to governments. we will do this according to our priorities, the green transition, the digitisation, our recommendation to different countries from the netherlands to italy. but i don't think we will have winners and losers. this is not the crisis of ten years ago, this is a crisis affecting everybody and putting at risk our single markets. in countries like the netherlands, austria, the countries that you mentioned are big winners of

the rb project is an international one promising prospects are also trained up in austria brazil and the united states. tyler adams arrived at the start of 2019 from m.l.s. new york red bulls the young midfielder fired leipzig into the semifinals of the champions league most just pure excitement pure joy a moment that you know in a sense you wish that you could celebrate with your family. and i have a competition of course but you know being able to pick up the phone and call them and see the excitement on their faces you know talking to them they don't even have their they can't even speak their voices screaming at the television it's an exciting moment for. the leipzig approach also emphasizes continuity the object is to have a team there is a game inside yourself well said certainly fits the profile when the danish striker joined the club back in 2013 they were still in the 3rd division goalkeeper paper that she arrived 2 years later from my results for he's committed to the project and further progress. no one expected us to get so far in the champions league. this season obvious

here among the lush woodlands of austria's still a valley wooden houses have a long tradition. now there's even a new luxury hotel built almost entirely from wood which is how this building breathes you can describe it but when you experience it yourself it really gets under your skin this building can give you goose bumps. malise god is a wooden 5 star hotel designed by renowned italian architect potato turn. 4 owners christine have been there and her husband reinhard and the hotel is a dream come true. in my view part of the luxury of would is how simple it is to build with that you know close the word luxury as many many things over the years the awareness of guests has grown in the sense that people really are looking for true luxury in the kind of natural and unspoiled environment that we're living in. in the wishbone the kite. book burnishing it's also contain many wouldn't beecher's. the aim is for the hotel's combi onst to appeal to all of the census. some of the wood has such a calming effect because it has a warm. and because it's a living organism i think that comes

economic venture and one that will benefit europe austria's former foreign minister. has gone out of the window with a novel and case. that has always been the mantra was of the german chancellor angela merkel to say this is a purely commercial broach act and i have been read to raging also when i was just minister nobody builds a pipeline to annoy somebody it's all about the mom and there's a demand we have a nearly completed construction pipeline and now all of a sudden overnight seemingly terms of trade should be changed practice once of and it's a very old concept treaties have to be kept have to be preserved and desirable to consider as the biggest collection of damage who wants to come. contract of such a wide euro with german companies if you can change everything i think too many people have taken that topic right into the media we are in a very emotional state made days snow more space right now. investigation and this is deplorable. with ties to new code restrictions of income of the force and much of the u.k. people are being encouraged to turn in for was a

good result though, because there are net gain is but there are also those who stand to lose like austriaholland. is it fair that some countries are putting money into this fund and they don't have as much to say about how the recipient countries can spend it because this has been a big area in dispute, because of money is going to italy, we wa nt to of money is going to italy, we want to see how they are going to be spending it. is this a fair system? for sure the commission will look at how this money will be spent, and the commission, we are not financially determined, it is raising, lending money to the markets and transferring it to government. we will do this according to our priorities, the transition, the digitisation, ouraccommodation to different countries from the netherlands to italy, but i don't think we will have winners and losers. this is not the crisis of ten years ago, this is a crisis affecting everybody and putting at risk our single market, and countries like the netherlands, austria, the countries you are mentioning, they are big winners from the single market, so it

we have some sports now in tennis austria's dominant team has won the u.s. open men's singles for the 1st time be germany's alexander so they have in 5 sets now both players were vying for their 1st grand slam title team overcame a 2 set deficit to defeat as they have to 646 and picking it up 646376 is the 1st time the tournaments open in your history that the players come back after losing the opening 2 sets to win the title. so what was behind this incredible turnaround. and to talk about that didn't you say kyle what was behind team doing this i mean we had a picture of him somewhere he says laid out afterward he was exhausted it was 4 hours worth the 71 years since the last time someone has come back in the men's final to wind. down we saw the future of tennis you're i think brian ok the 2 young players really talented it wasn't always pretty tennis but. the german took off and seemed to have a upper hand in the 1st 2 sets and won easily the 1st 2 sets but then started to fade and team took over and he really started hitting the lines sort of doing what

it was a similar story in much of western austria.an operation to stop the local river posting its banks. translation: it was really serious. we only had 15—20 minutes to react. they manage stopping the river bursting its banks. in northern italy, authorities were on high alert. the river in varona perilously close to swapping the roads. this sort of weather is not unprecedented but experiencing it now is something new. translation: we will to flooding around november but it is kind of strange for it to happen this time of year. translation: they close the bridge across there was a big tree that got trapped so they closed it. more rain is expected in the coming days. weather alerts are still in place. it seems that danger has not yet passed. tim allman, bbc news. much more on all the news on the bbc website and on our twitter feed. thank you for watching. hello. and so, there you have it — we are done, meteorologically speaking, anyway, with summer. but at least it ended on a high note, and this particular corner of aberdeenshire — a

parliament over this was slamming the brakes on the nord string to pipeline project austria though objectedto that as a response stressing that the energy link is purely an economic one and moreover greatly benefit sirup we discussed the issue with current commercial austria's former minister of foreign affairs as well as french m.e.p. terry mariani who went against the grain of opinion in the parliament it was a little bit disappointing because they see there was no reasonable or was shown except me and. human both said if there isn't anything of mr left only 1st make a serious investigation to know 'd who is guilty don't say it don't name of guilty before investigation everybody understand that there is. some. idea between this. sanction to stop or to continue the last 3 years through its if it did not for europe if europe want to be independent there is the solution it's not through to and how the direct relation with russia oh stop this. gets around what would we do it's the only solution for europe we'd be too to buy a share of gas from america and i seen the interest of europeans to t

there was plenty to play in in austria as well, heavy flakes making for a brief walk while the snow groomerscier surface smooth and clean. we are optimistic we will be able to prepare an amazing ski slope. a taste of what is to come and a welcome distraction from the mountains still to climb in the midst of the pandemic. the french open tennis championship has got off to a difficult start. the us open runner up, victoria azarenka, walked off the court after just three games in protest at the windy, wet weather. she called the playing conditions ‘ridiculous‘. another women‘s match also started late when players objected to the cold. the tournament usually takes place in may and june. andy murray did not have a very good time at the french open either. he has been knocked out after the first round. 6—1, 6—3, 6—2 by stan wawrinka. andy murray has said he is going to have a long, hard think. i know how that feels. now it is time for a look at the weather. for those in france, temperatures have been much slower than we would normally expect. tonight, it is frost for us. could see some of the cold

it was a similar story in much of western austria. town of gschnitz there was a fronting operation to stop the local river bursting its banks. translation: it was really serious. we only had 15 to 20 minutes to react. they managed to stop the river breaking its banks and burying the houses in the upper valley. across the border, in northern italy, the authorities were on high alert. the adige river in verona perilously close to swamping the roads and bridges of the city. this sort of weather is not unprecedented, but experiencing it now is something new. translation: we were used to having flooding around november but it is kind of strange for it to happen at this time of year. translation: they closed the bridge because there was a big tree that got trapped. it started moving so, for safety, they closed it. more rain is expected in the coming days. weather alerts are still in place. it seems the danger has not yet passed. tim allman, bbc news. berlin zoo's baby pandas have turned one. twins pit and paule celebrated with a cake, made

there was plenty to play in in austria as well, heavy flakes making for a brief walk while the snow groomersimetres of fresh snow came down, strong winds causing snowdrifts but they made the glacier surface smooth and clean. we are optimistic we will be able to prepare an amazing ski slope. a taste of what is to come and a welcome distraction from the mountains still to climb in the midst of the pandemic. slightly warmer in the uk. darren has details. hello there, it has been a cold weekend, not so bad if you have the sunshine. we had this ice cloud around which should lead to a spectacular sunset. it has been cold and cloudy in the east of england, the winds have dropped in bridlington. thickest of the cloud affecting east anglia in the south. a much drier day than it was yesterday. those winds in the south—east are easing and will continue to fall lighter overnight tonight. we have this cloud advancing in from the atlantic, especially into west scotland and northern ireland. last night it was the coldest september night on record and tonight will be much milder. the cloud from east scotlan

parliament was slamming the brakes on the north stream to pipeline project austria though objected to that as a response stressing that the energy link is a purely economic venture one moreover that will greatly benefit europe we discussed it with carrick an s.l. austria's foreign minister of foreign affairs who said when it comes to live on the case seems at the moment reason is going out the window. it has always been the mantra of the german chancellor angela merkel to say this is a purely commercial broach ect and i have been read to raging also when i was this office minister nobody builds a pipeline to annoy somebody it's all the fault of the mom and there's the mont we have a nearly completed construction pipeline and now all of a sudden overnight seemingly terms of trade should be changed practice once of and it's a very old concept treaties have to be kept have to be preserved and desirable to consider as the biggest collateral damage who wants to come moved. contracts of such a wide was john a company is if you can change everything i think too many people have taken that to

there was plenty to play in in austria too.ave their work cut out. translation: last night, about 60 centimetres of fresh snow came down. strong winds are causing snowdrift but they made the iglesia surface smooth and clean. we are optimistic will be able to prepare an amazing ski slope. —— the iglesia surface. prepare an amazing ski slope. -- the iglesia surface. a taste of what is to come and a welcome distraction from the mountain still to climb in the midst of the pandemic. before glacier. tanya dendrinos, bbc news. ido i do love a winter wonderland! that's all from me. thanks for watching. goodbye. the cold winds are still with us on sunday, especially if you live close to the north sea coast. another very brisk day on the way and at times cloudy. but so many of us further towards the west will actually have a very decent sunday. so let's have a look at the satellite picture. we're still sandwiched between two weather systems — a low pressure centred in europe there and a set of weather fronts coming off the atlantic — so