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we saw the agencies cameras damaged, dasa jabari has more from vienna. the i e director general held at this ed media briefing earlier today in the austrian capital, were he put on display? what will be heading to to her on, on sunday, these cameras by the nuclear watchdog will be reinstalled as the carriage workshop where they were damaged in june. now the iranians are about to wrap up their investigation about what they believe took place and sources have told us in the wrong that they believe one of the i. e cameras may have been part of what caused the act of sabotage. and that was the question i put forth to the director general . and this was his response he saw served to believe or to say that the i e, a congress will be part of some sort of solvent. that is number one, number 2, these cameras do not have any transmitter, any beacon that can be used in the way that it was alleged. so i, you know, i, i tried to restrain myself because that you reteach me enormously. the idea that somebody can be, say that the idea on the part of something like that

had been a sticking point during discussions to revive the landmarked nuclear deal signed in 2015 dasa jabari re force from vienna. this is the 7th round of negotiations between iran and signatories of the 2015 nuclear deal, as well as the united states. and one of the main sticking points for the europeans had been iran's compliance with the international atomic energy agency. until now, as of last night, we reached a good agreement with the i e a that could address some of the alleged concerns about a runs peaceful nuclear program, and lead to continued mutual cooperation with the i. a. e, a 2 series of texts are being discussed in vienna. the 1st is the result of 6 rounds of talks. at the same time, other parties have agreed to have iran's newly proposed texts on the table. so as to achieve single, concise text from discussions and combination of all of these, iran says the i e a will now be able to allowed to have cameras at one of its sensitive sites. the director general of the you and nuclear watchdog has had some serious concerns about the lack of access to what was taking plac

last week i talked to revive around 2015 nuclear dealer resumed in vienna. dasa jabari is there for us. she spoke to iran's lead negotiator to get his reaction to the proceedings sofa. they one of the 8th rounds of the nuclear negotiations between iran and the p 4 plus one that's friends, u. k. germany, russia and china, and indirectly the united states have wrapped up here in vienna. all parties are optimistic on this 1st day that this rounds will move forward much quicker than the previous ones, because there seems to be a general consensus about what needs to be discussed. moving forward, these talks will go on until friday, where there will be a 3 day break for the new year, and they will resume next monday and they will keep going until there is some kind of a resolution. the russians ambassador has said that he's hopeful this could be possibly the final round of the negotiations. and of course, we are here because the united states left a deal in 2018 and impose a series of crippling sanctions on iraq and or the banking sector. the radian foreign minister and tear on monday said

to achieve single, concise text from discussions and combination of all of these are corresponding dasa. jibari has been following developments from vienna, hey, are on, is now in a position to tell the parties that are here in vienna negotiating how to return to that nuclear deal. that it's done, everything they've asked of them. that's been asked of them by the international atomic energy agency. the i. e. a said that since june, they have not been able to access for cameras that they had at this workshop in carriage, which produces centrifuges for iran's nuclear program. they ran in said there was a sabotage attack on june 20th and damage one of the cameras. and since then they've taken all for offline since then for nearly 6 months now the i. e, a director general has been trying to get the iranians to allow i e to replace those cameras. now, iranians were asking the agency to condemn the attack, and that is what's happened now after this all this time. the agency has finally acknowledged that this was an act of sabotage and the radius of certified will will allow you to replace tho

0 is also says in dasa, our house in that building has come down little before in human history as a month for steven vaughn to the arctic po mm. mm. hello i, marianna demising in london, a quick look at the main stories. now, world health organization is saying the new corona virus variant omicron has been detected in 38 countries. it's been a week since the highly metate strain was declared of variance of concern after 1st being reported in south africa. u. s. health officials, a vaccine manufacturer, is already working on contingency plans, including the possibility of an on the con, specific booster. they do have plans that have multiple contingency. one is to wrap up the production of the vaccines that they already have. the next is to make, for example, a bio valence where you have the, a vaccine against both the ancestral strain and the new variant. and the other is to make a variant specific boost, the degree to which they're going to be doing that they are now assuming they may have to do that. and being prepared for that. south africa's health minister saying the country wi

dasa, it really doesn't sound there's a lot of optimism for this latest round of talks. so there certainly isn't at this point, this is of course the 1st stage since all the parties took a 5 day break at because the europeans and americans said they needed to consult their capitals with what the renew i propose. after coming back from the over 5 month break, the renew, it said they put forth 2 proposals. that is, the 1st one about the sanctions relief that they were expecting to happen. and then also the about iran's nuclear program was a 2nd proposal. the technical aspects of the radios are willing to talk about the europeans have said that what they got from the iranians was very, very different than what they were expecting. and what they had been discussing with a previous negotiating team that was under the previous president in there on the pass hydro. honey b radian, deputy foreign minister who arrived in vienna earlier on thursday has been holding the trilateral meeting with the chinese and the russian delegations here. and then they are all set to have a joint c

now with that, i'll turn it over to the director dasa. melissa, kentucky's cover, the andy bashir speaking live there. let's take you live to may field in kentucky. the town that suffered complete almost complete devastation at least where they are . the tornadoes, touchdown al jazeera. how did your castro as there she was listening in to what the governor was saying? the governor, they're appealing for people to report missing loved ones. again, there's been some discrepancy in the death toll particularly surrounding that candle factory and mayfield. however, some numbers have just been confirmed. heidi that's right, adrian and andy was sure the kentucky governor has said the updated death toll in this state alone is 64 people who were killed in that swath of storms. the number of missing in kentucky stands at 105, and you heard that tragic note in his voice when he talked about the way that he's responding to this personally and the strength that he's trying to project and pull people in the state together. even as he is giving people d