for the latest, that spk to our vienna correspondent, bethany bell.nterior minister saying they think this is a terror attack. tell us what you know. bethany: the police operation is huge and ongoing they say at least e person has been killed. others injured. this was an attack they say that involved several people with rifles. the police have warned people to stay away from the center of the city and to stay indoors if at all possible if they are there. this all took place in an area which is close to theity's main synagogue. but it is at the head of the austrian jewish community - but it is the head ofn the austr jewish community center saying they are not or if the synagogue was the target of the attack. this was also a popular nightlife area with a lot of restaurants and bars. people were out tonight because tomorrow is the beginning of a new lockdown in austria. many people have been irdered to stoors as much as possible to keep clear of the still developing situation katty: is there a history in vienna recently of synagogues being targets? is th

let's speak to our correspondent bethany bell — who's in rome. bethany, up—to—date, please.llor has condemned this as an impulsive terror attack. in recent years vienna has been spared the kind of attacks that have been seen in paris, berlin and london. but very strong words being used tonight by chancellor. the police operation is still ongoing. we know at least one person has been killed. there are fears that more people may have died in these shootings which broke out in the centre of the city around eight p:m.. in an area near the centre of the city around eight p:m.. in an area nearthe main synagogue in vienna. but the head of the austrian jewish synagogue in vienna. but the head of the austrianjewish community has said it's not clear whether the synagogue was the target. he said it was empty at the time of the shooting. this area is also home to a large nightlife area. and there weren't many people out in the evening taking advantage of the last night before austria goes into a second lockdown. police have urged people to stay inside. to stay away from the centre of to

joining us from vienna is our correspondent, bethany bell.think a lot of people had been fearing, expecting that something... and for traders, this is a big blow. but it's a very complicated time. there had already been this partial lockdown where restaurants, cafes and bars were closed. but the measures haven't brought down the numbers, the numbers here are soaring, and what the authorities say is there going to implement these almost three weeks of lockdown now in the hope that they can save the run—up to christmas to allow shops to have some of that christmas shopping, and to allow people to meet together for christmas itself. but they say it is all dependent on whether they can bring the numbers down. what are authorities saying about why the numbers are so high and going up so quickly? austria, like... of coronavirus cases, and it is now that they say they are taking these efforts to stop this while they can. but it is a complicated problem. bethany, we are having a bit of a problem with your live, but thank you so much for taking us thr

bethany bell, bbc news, vienna.s today. the six people in the philippines have died after typhoon van —— vamco last parts of the country. it triggered landslides, flooding and down power lines with the search operations are ongoing. swathes of mexico's golf state of tabasco —— gulf state have been flooded after storm eta. the outcome of the vote in peru has led to riots outside the congress building. time for the sport now from the bbc sports centre. hello, i'm hugh ferris. some things are very different at augusta this year, but seeing tiger woods contending at the masters is not. the defending champion is handily placed after his first round, sitting three shots off paul casey's lead at four—under par. woods is attempting to win a record—tying sixth green jacket and matched his career best masters start with a bogey—free round after play was delayed by rain. a few of the camera guys, i asked where did the ball go, because we didn't know. that was very different. a lot of firsts today. this is kind of the way this

that was bethany bell there. others seriously injured in a fire at a hospital treating coronavirus patients in romania. the blaze broke out in the intensive care unit of the public hospital in the north—eastern city of piatra neamt. 0ne doctor who tried to rescue patients is said to be in a critical condition after suffering serious burns. romania's health minister told local media the fire was most likely triggered by a short circuit. armenia says it has uncovered a plot to stage a coup d'etat. the alleged plot involved several opposition leaders who were detained earlier this week after they organised demonstrations against the prime minister, following his decision to sign a controversial peace agreement with azerbaijan. as part of the peace deal agreed a week ago, several territories will be returned to azerbaijan. they were part of the country until the karabakh war in the early 1990s, when they were taken by armenian forces. this map shows how territory has once again changed control. the first region to be

bethany bell reports from the capital, vienna.ria. restaurants, cafes and bars are closing and only doing takeaway services, and high school students are already doing distanced learning but these measures have not been enough to bring down the soaring number of new cases of coronavirus here. and now the government is taking stricter action. it is imposing a nationwide lockdown for the next three weeks. non—essential shops are being shut. all schoolchildren are now being told to have distanced learning although childcare will be provided if it is strictly necessary. and the government is hoping this will be enough to allow the shops to open at the beginning of december at midnight on the sixth of december, this lockdown should end, and there should be some christmas shopping and people will be able to meet for christmas. but they say it all depends on whether they can flatten the curve. you are watching bbc news, the headlines: supporters of us president—electjoe biden have gathered near the white house, to counter a rally by thou

our correspondent bethany bell is in vienna. fears that the death toll could rise?of people in critical condition in hospitals and the city in a state of shock. in recent yea rs, the city in a state of shock. in recent years, vienna had escaped the kind of large—scale attacks we have seenin kind of large—scale attacks we have seen in paris, berlin and in london. but now it has been the victim of what ansell‘s chancellor, sebastien kerr is called an islamist terrorist attack. the square behind me is where some of the shootings took place last night. if i stand aside, you can see police officials combing the area to look for signs of evidence. this city is really in a state of shock. people have been warned to stay at home and the police fear there could still be accomplices at large. they are still looking for people and the number of arrests have been made. we have heard a little bit more about the gunman who was killed, again, very close to where i am standing now. he is understood to be an austrian dual citizen of north macedonian origin as well. he had already se

it did happen with respect to bethany.second, that was the exact colloquy you and i had many years ago in nasa versus nelson when the petitioner said, hey, there's no evidence of drug abuse, you've got to wait for it. and your unanimous opinion for the court said, no, the government can -- it doesn't need to wait in order to act. and that's particularly so -- and this is my third point -- here because, here, the government has identified the most compelling of interests in protecting its own wards of the state. it needs to maximize the number of parents in the pool and avoid stigma to parents and to youth because the -- >> justice sotomayor. counsel, is there any evidence that since css has not been a part of this program, that less children have been placed overall? >> absolutely not, justice sotomayor. in fact, the district court in the record found the opposite. and that's also true in other jurisdictions that have adopted non-discrimination policies, such as d.c. and illinois. that's all in the 22 states' brief. and th

bethany, thank you.e can go back to benjamin in the restau ra nt. go back to benjamin in the restaurant. i just wanted go back to benjamin in the restaurant. ijust wanted to get your feel for what security has been like around jewish centres in vienna, has it been a concern, security? security for the jewish institutions has been a concern for a very long time but we have been in very good cooperation with the institutions. since then they re—evaluated our security measures, ican re—evaluated our security measures, i can already confirm that during the time of the attack the synagogue itself was closed, as well as the office rs itself was closed, as well as the officers in the same building. that is where i was working together with the president. 0k, and benjamin, just to be clear, have the police told you why the restaurant you are in is being locked down, why you are having to shelter in place here? yes, of course, we have been told because of an ongoing attack in the city centre that the restaurant i

the same-sex couple was turned away from bethany and the caution on the 30 agency idea. remember we don't know how many agencies will discriminate based on sexual orientation or religion, if the city is required to grant exemptions and i don't think the court wants to go down the road to count up oum are discrimination. if there are one, two, five, that's a difficult area for the court to have to get into. >> i agree to that, but arguably the other response might be we shouldn't be looking for problems before we confront them. >> fair enough, justice kavanaugh, remember, you don't get to this set of questions because this is a government contracting case. as the court said in nelson, if it's reasonable. the government has two, one is to treat people equally. and second the government has a managerial interest as i was just describing, if you have to start granting exemptions, running the program through the government is very hard. and the city may say to heck with this, we'll do it ourselves. i don't think anybody disputes that the city could do that and do the certific

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bethany, bring us up today, please.ened in an area quite close to the cities synagogue. the head of the cities synagogue. the head of the jewish community in the cities synagogue. the head of thejewish community in austria has said on twitter that it is not clear whether the synagogue was the target of the shots. he said that it was closed at the time of the shooting. but he is advised all members of the jewish community to stay at home. that's been the call we've also heard by the police are urging people to stay away from the centre of town. reports in austria media including the austrian press agency say one policeman has been badly injured and that there has been one arrest. and also on twitter the police have spoken of several injuries. at the moment details are still coming in. and the police deployment in the centre of vienna is still ongoing. you know vienna, of course, very well. what is security generally like in the centre of the city? there is usually a strong security outside the main synagogue in the centr

live now to our austria correspondent bethany bell, who joins us from rome.this manhunt is under way for several people who the interior minister is described as heavily armed and dangerous. the incident, began at around 8pm local time in this area close to the cities main synagogue, but also close to an area where there are a lot of popular bars, restaurants and many people were out tonight taking advantage of the last night that restau ra nts advantage of the last night that restaurants would be open for austria goes into a second lockdown. police have urged people to stay inside, not to go out and there are many police and we have seen some unverified wrestling but we've had some very strong unverified wrestling but we've had some very strong gunfire and this is something that dna has been largely spared the big attacks we have seen in cities like paris, berlin and london at recent yea rs, recent years, but the interior minister says they're treating this, in the words, a repulsive terrorist attack. some the words of the interior minister in the interior m

you one quick story on 11th avenue here in new york where all the of the big car dealerships are bethany and i'm reading this now yesterday we noticed all of the cars were gone from the shore just over night it was the weirdest it's like they know they have received this we are we we believe that we live in this world of law and order and we have seen something and if so why. so in addition to the aforementioned reason i can't build judges in a sign his or her need to do anything and would be directly responsible for initiating and lending infused in this business is our home here george i mean if i want to go back to not my president name because i think that's where that's the territory that we're moving into here you know considering the left you know if. attacked trump and anyone that supported him agreeing to the electoral outcome here as we speak right now it seems that's being forced here why why should anyone that voted republican or heard donald trump say to joe biden you're my president give me one good reason no and there isn't any reason biden didn't even really go through th

what are with it as if an attempt at bethany a lost heart, but either which means that you do when i'm asked, what public book would see yet i shall believe you who would be and the bob, what bubba valley be allowed. i will allow madam up all 11 damage a dimmable, be a man, but must all do without and aloud with 111. and why do you want? what you do under your old? how do i live? i'm forced him. i can remember my poor little mother fat. i'm one of you about a killer leben going to have a lot problems. next 11 i said, who couldn't or didn't have an amen to my religion will. well, none of us are poor lovably on how to get into that, not good for that matter. any, a little a sort of thing that has a mobile yeah. a dillon's of faith. you can and your faith in the new diet late that what he did at the top of the most of the field i flew over the home made a man. so i could get, i just done about, i'd been charged and i didn't. and so i let men said, i want a little football and not with any and all that cream a problem. and i am glad i bought them the cream. nobody would. but it could not a

done well, may not be enough to ensure that people in other parts of the bank get good bonuses. >> bethanyof the bonus picture, how much do you think politics is going to come into this in terms of where we are in this moment because we are in the middle of a pandemic there's that element yet the market has obviously run straight ahead of it what can the banks do in terms of pay or not. >> i think it's a really tricky issue, and it's going to be a tale of haves and have notes on wall street in the sense that private firms are going to have an opportunity to pay people in the way big publicly traded banks are not. the publicly traded firms are wrestling with the overall political environment and wrestling with corporate clients who are struggling terribly, and paying huge bonuses at a time when your clients are struggling isn't a good look, and yet the trading businesses of these firms have dramatically out performed as kate noted. it's going to be a tricky issue for the big firms to navigate. >> kate, though, the question is can these traders effectively go elsewhere. are we going to conti

sounds like there's damage to the roadway and that may be a factor for folks approaching byron bethany everything else through contra costa county and alameda moving nicely to the bay bridge toll plaza. the live look shows you a very light drive right now but a half dozen cars, at times as many as a dozen cars in this view. yes, fluctuating to almost double the traffic right now. back to you. >> always giving me a chuckle, mike. thanks. 6:52. germany has reached 1 million people, in fact, a dozen nations have reached that grim milestone including the u.s. in fact, we have far surpassed that number with 12 million cases. the data from germany's disease control center shows that more than 15,000 germans have so far died from coronavirus. germany has embarked on a so-called wave breaker shutdown that started november 2nd. chessing restaurants, bars, sports facilities, schools, shops and hair salons remain open. >>> up next a quick look at our top stories including shopping. what experts say you need to know before taking the risk and shopping in person on this black friday. plus, defendin

so the first is bethany from wandsworth.re shielding but are not over 65, will they be prioritised to have the vaccine? if they be prioritised to have the vaccine ? if not, they be prioritised to have the vaccine? if not, do you expect all of those yielding to continue to shield until they have access to a vaccine? —— those shielding. this could be six months or longer. thank you very much, bethany, this is an incredibly important question and i understand how important the prioritisation of any vaccine will be. we have been doing an awful lot of work on it and there is a statutory body, an official body, that advises me, as health secretary, as to what the right clinical priority should be. it is thejoint committee clinical priority should be. it is the joint committee on vaccinations and immunisations, and it is they who have set out the interim prioritisation based on what we know already of the two leading vaccines, the visor vaccine and the astrazeneca vaccine, but they will update that when they see the final data —— p

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. >> bethany, what causes have melvin led the secretary of defense? >> yeah. i think he actually had a number of really good qualities that made him effective at his position. just starting, he'd had a lot of experience and he'd worked for approximately 16 years for the house appropriations committee which meant that he also knew a lot of people, you know, like in washington. he had a lot of strong networks and powerful connections. he knew the professional language in washington. he was also extremely intelligent and good at solving daily problems as they arose and more on the, like, military tactician side, he was unwilling to give up an advantage when he saw one. kissinger says on page 33 that he did not believe in fighting losing battles and then on page 32 he liked to win, but unlike nixon, derived no great pleasure from seeing someone else lose. so that juxtaposes like, you know, rigidness in fighting for what he's believing in or his aim, but also kind of like a sobering aspect of humility in the fact that he's also -- he wanted to win, but he understoo

our correspondent bethany bell is in vienna — and where one of those attacks took place.ey are still searching for possible accomplices, people nbn i have warned state indoors as much as possible and get details about and himself. he is according to the interior ministry someone according to the interior ministry someone had already served conviction for terrorist activity. was convicted of having tried to go to syria to try to join in the manic state. he served jail but —— islamic state. they have made other arrests waiting for details on those but they are also not sure whether are other accomplices still at large. studio: what is the latest injured condition is? that four people were killed, one waitress. it happened yesterday that 8pm on a very out restau ra nts yesterday that 8pm on a very out restaurants on the last eight before austria entered a strict lockdown. this was the last night, and restaurants. there were quite a lot of people out in the city. there was shooting exchanges and several other places dotted with historic centre. several other people still in h

indeed it supports that if thisy happens with respect to bethany and then when the petitier said there's no evidence of drug abuse and your unanimous opinion from the court said nor the government dsn't need to worry order to act sthis is my third pnt because to idenfy the most compelling of interest and needs to maximize the number parents in the pool. >> counsel, is there any idence sense css has been up for the program that lets one - - less children have been placed overall quick. >> back with the district court it from the opposite. and other jurisdictions that have adopted nondiscrimination policies. to increase the number of people available in those policies of discrimination. >> and have these numbers been reduced? >> i don't think we have numbers catholic specifically but we do from massachusetts andt catholic charities and other agencies to fill the gap and there are more kids in foster care and we welcome the idea of css and other catholic entities to project and work with the foster kids. that's why you give them $26 million to do so. but to think about the fact new requirem

bethany nesbit had been studying to become a child life specialist helping families navigate illnesseslity and trama. she desperately wanted to do good in the world. two weeks ago, she was found dead in her dorm room. officially, it was a pull men narcot -- pull men narcoticry embolism. the coroner said it was due to covid. she was a constant encouragement to all of those around her possessing a sassy sense of humor and a wonderful laugh. as a tribute, her family established a memorial scholarship fund in her honor but their sense of loss is profound. the family released a statement saying quote, there will be an empty seat at our table the next time our family comes together, and every time after that. this loss is forever. we will be right back. s is forer we will be right back. our retirement plan with voya gives us confidence... ...so we can spend a bit today, knowing we're prepared for tomorrow. wow, do you think you overdid it maybe? overdid what? well planned, well invested, well protected. voya. be confident to and through retirement. ♪ ♪ [ engines revving ] ♪ it's amazing to s

spread >> we cannot afford to lose any more lives >> reporter: in indiana, 20-year-old college student bethanyt in her death. in a statement, her family writing in part, this loss is forever. we plead for you have to take this virus seriously. >> it is a pain that i can't even begin to describe >> reporter: jennifer padana lost her parents to the virus in april. they were married 50 years and died within days of each other. >> i never thought that, you know, these holidays that are coming up, that i would be spending them without my parents. >> reporter: that statement shared by many around the world as a second wave of infections sweeps through europe. italy, greece, and england are among countries issuing partial or total lockdowns again this london hair salon busy ahead of today's shutdown. restaurants, gyms, and non-essential shops in england are now closed for four weeks. measures that experts hope will help the region grapple with the latest outbreak. the head of the cdc, dr. robert redfield, tweeted that it is time to develop a testing strategy to help identify asymptomatic covid-19 inf

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