freud wrote and published it here in vienna.ienna, 1900, was one of the intellectual and artistic centers of europe. in tracing modern art's emergence in the 20th century, vienna embodies, perhaps more than any other city, the struggle to break with the ossified traditions of the 19th century to achieve a modern art, an art for the 20th century. turn-of-the-century vienna was a prosperous and technologically advanced society, peaceful and secure, the center of the austro-hungarian empire, ruled over for more than 50 years by the last of the hapsburgs-- emperor franz josef. franz josef symbolized permanence and stability. he cultivated a status quo, based on a bureaucracy and state censorship, which exerted a virtual strangle hold on the capital's cultural imagination. artistic life was dominated by the baroque history painting of the fine arts academy. architectural endeavor aimed at creating a sense of continuity with a grand past. the town hall-- late gothic... the hofburg theater-- high baroque... the parliament buildings-- c

then there was the imperial vienna court opera mozart's don giovanni open the theater. the best traditions of the classical school have survived to the present day. therefore all tours wish to visit the main tourist attraction of the country. so wouldn't it stand still with the bed said the cooperation with the vienna state opera means it will be sure to move forward. this is a very significant event for young theater. today we talked about the performances of our theater at the scene of the vienna opera in two thousand fifteen in two thousand sixteen is that it was muslims that being an austrian colleagues are interested in the new theater of the opera and ballet open in the heart of eurasia austin. the creative exchange is important for the european theater. given the high level of performance of the comic artist. this spring the skills or solo performance received higher valuation have to go off concert in the framework of the days of causes of kazakhstan in austria the latest news is that three got the dogs cuts out that stevie got kate said according to opinion pol

>> live streaming back to vienna? >> yes. >> in the iaea iran route, we are not discussing that much in details at this stage. we have agreed to resolve all of the issues through cooperation and dialogue, all of the issues current and past. we have brought forth a proposal based on step-by-step work, and substance. we are working toward that november 11 meeting. we will see. >> thank you. good to see you. i have a question about special instructions. the agency, as i understand, does have the option to it -- to conduct a special investigation. with a special military dimension, has the agency considered this? could it be useful in resolving current and past questions about those activities? on technical cooperation, the agency provides a lot of technical cooperation to state including nuclear energy. what steps is the agency taking to ensure that that technical cooperation does not provide assistance to nuclear weapons programs? for instance, pakistan has heavy water operations, and has used uranium mining to produce

and they cabled vienna, suggesting vienna should think about stopping. but on that same day, the head of the german army who was running things, sent another cable to vienna. telling the austrians to hurry up and get on with invading serbia, which provoked the austrian ambassador to sigh who rules in berlin, and the answer was malka. [inaudible] [inaudible question] >> air power became much more important later in the war, especially for directing artillery fire in 1914 its key importance was reconnaissance. you couldn't sneak up on an army from behind and hope not to be noticed. when commanders used the air craft right they were hugely important. for instance, aircraft showed they were getting themselves in a mess an the germans approached. on the other hand, when then julian army was approaching the first british battle of the war, and the pilot went to the british commander, and told him that he had seen these masses of germans coming down, that french simply disbelieved the pilots and started quizzing about how he made his airplane work, and it all d

report on opium growth in afghanistan and is in vienna right now why do you think there has been such a drug production there in afghanistan. well one of the major reason of the surge of cultivation in afghanistan is the answer to the farmers and the country see after two thousand and fourteen and saw cultivating apia on better remains a lucrative business or is a way also to think of how to. look at the future lucrative for the farmers group for other people as well as the government doing about this or perhaps. one. way is looking at it in the sense here for the farmers the be obtained you know four or five times what of a kind of team there for the same amount of land effectively have from other licit crops or but mostly who really benefits are from this business that are the traffickers are the clean organisations are inside afghanistan but also outside afghanistan where the. cutter from a dance for me. to air alina morphine and then trafficking these substances outside afghanistan where they are huge market and where the prices of heroin and opium are . getting much higher than i

helps to get out of jail bait prussia austria vienna for bail and closest rivals seven. but drew would have to offer also the joy that they decided last sixteen with a break from whatever age the five care of it the celtics. well zones of all of the sports club fans marched through the streets of cairo on wednesday to bombing the release of twenty five supporters detained by egyptian police during clashes last month. many were also protesting against the interior ministry. they hold accountable for the deaths of seven full time the football fans during a pitch invasion offer much in port's i needed every twenty twelve. many like this father of a killer found during a pitch invasion they can passionately justice on both counts. violence broke out between fans and the sum of time perfecting the cairo airport was supporters have turned out to welcome and tumble came after their defeat in the open cup championships final. police accused france of storming the airport and assaulting security personnel them and then the body. the angry masses marched from the club's grounds fo

>> live streaming back to vienna? >> yes. >> in the iaea iran route, we are not discussing that much in details at this stage. we have agreed to resolve all of the issues through cooperation and dialogue, all of the issues current and past. we have brought forth a proposal based on step-by-step work, and substance. we are working toward that november 11 meeting. we will see. >> thank you. good to see you. i have a question about special instructions. the agency, as i understand, does have the option to it -- to conduct a special investigation. with a special military dimension, has the agency considered this? could it be useful in resolving current and past questions about those activities? on technical cooperation, the agency provides a lot of technical cooperation to state including nuclear energy. what steps is the agency taking to ensure that that technical cooperation does not provide assistance to nuclear weapons programs? for instance, pakistan has heavy water operations, and has used uranium mining to produce

that signed a petition under the adam project calling for an end to nuclear weapons goals of the vienna gathering attended a presentation of the atom project and looked at the art of cutting back wheel cough who was born without arms because of nuclear testing in the semi intelligent scary of cars each time. on the half of all victims of nuclear testing in protest against the governments of those countries would continue the arms race. i call on them to abandon nuclear weapons mr peel off. having being evicted. awesome is that it's exposed. ed mentioned to me that's he's telling the stories so painting is cutting the win. visit them now but not sad about it paul has decided. two goals doll and shoved on any posts too busy till three by being in the protests. a soulful processing plant started working at full capacity in the qatar open output is exported eighty capacity and production lines is more than a thousand times every day the factory since at least twenty wagons of any products software supplied from cheney's is an oil lease refining process. if only for the teutonic on the techn

the biggest problem in vienna, sorry, geneva is american said, "i want to unleash the sanctions but how do i trust you", at the end of the day you have only nuclear enrichment for civilian purpose, and how should they be trusted. >> should the united states trust rain? >> the framework had three parts. in the middle there was a - step one was to be basically what they called confidence building. that is iran was supposed to do a, b, c and the u.s. was supposed to proportionally match the abc with, you know, relieving sanctions on it. at that point the problem got into difficulty, that's the negotiation, into difficulty, because iran said, "okay, you are asking me to do a, b, c >> slow down the enrichment, put it on parliament house. >> and they say, "what am i getting?" >> lifting sanctions. >> they said it was not enough. >> again, why should iran be trusted? why should the united states bother? israel, as you point out argues that iran should not be trusted or have anything to do with nuclear ambitious. >> if you don't want to trust iran, why go and sit to negotiate. see, they cannot

on authorized camping in has been banned in vienna for decades. second i was there. where did they go. an estimated nine thousand homeless people live in vienna which is shelters for a link between sobs. tip number two. that's the official name of this municipal shelter. also accept non austrians and their numbers are growing steadily become from romania bulgaria and especially hungary. they're fearful of hunger in authority. only god knows this is politics in hungary has become a disaster but he says the austrian welfare system works much better here you can eat he set off for his excellent cecil this is awesome you see nearly twice the number of people seeking shelter here from hungary this year compared to last the unit spectacle true soap. so brianna has to cope with homeless migrants the city says people sleeping in groups outside or camping illegally much to the disgust of many. this is that austria is criminalizing almost just like hungary. authorities deny that puts a limit has been reached. this is most under putin well i think the issue was a subdued until

that was me peter all of us speaking to former austrian chancellor dr wolfgang schuessler here in viennaon r.t. overground we take a look at rusty good cop bad cop tactics in u.s. police interrogations or if you're in the u.k. you're going underground with afshin rattansi stay with us. president obama despite being king liberal loves to flatter the troops he loves their courage selflessness and teamwork as he said in his state of the union address but he doesn't love are there expensive injuries which the troops are going to have to pay three times more for according to yahoo news the president's administration wants to force military retirees to get out of tri-care their current plan and added to obamacare the plan calls for them to raise premiums from up to ninety to three hundred forty five percent within five years one example provided by the free beacon estimates that a retired army colonel with a family currently paid four hundred sixty dollars a year for health care would have to pay around two thousand dollars make you pay even more for your war injuries apparently that's what ob

the united states seems to have hit something of a rocky patch of late and why i've come here to vienna to meet with a former european leader and gauge his opinion on the current situation. and show seoul was the chancellor of austria between two thousand and two thousand and seven he remains very involved in both international and european affairs dr hughes thank you very much for talking to us just how damaging has the n.s.a. spying scandal been for you u.s. relations. it effected the public perception more the been among politicians everybody who is a professional politician knows the world countries are looking around for information of the formation is the fact that we can see and be politically area arena but to the public perception was completely different because of the public perception specially in germany is america is our friend and you should never spy on your friend like what good america does skeet guided me that this cannot happen and should not happen is it possible or even healthy for an idea of american exceptionalism to exist in the modern age i don't think that. so

that signed a petition under the adam project calling for an end to nuclear weapons goals of the vienna gathering attended a presentation of the atom project and looked ofk wheel cough who was born without arms because of nuclear testing in the semi intelligent scary of cars each time. on behalf of all victims of nuclear testing in protest against the governments of those countries would continue the arms race. i call on them to abandon nuclear weapons mr peel off. having being evicted. awesome if it is exposed. ed mentioned to me that's he's telling the stories so painting is cutting the win. visit them now but doesn't abide. paul has decided. two girls doll and shoved on any posts too busy till three by being in the protests. an effort is underway to reverse declining voter turnout in elections for the european union's parliament. the overall goal of the act react impact campaign is to stop the long term slide in voter purges of patients that began in nineteen seventy nine the campaign has two major objectives educate voters about what the european parliament does and emphasize the im

that was me peter all of us speaking to formal austrian chancellor dr wolfgang schuessler here in vienna on all. this coming up to help us up on hay in moscow and i could the pope be the perfect role model for banging kids next in the kaiser report. you know i love these rare moments where action of something totally sounds positive to share with you the f.d.a. is working to ban partially hydrogenated oils which are the leading source of trance fats and foods and possibly the cause of up to twenty thousand heart attacks per year across the usa according to f.d.a. commissioner margaret hamburg as you know i would like the chemicals in my food kept to a minimum but the thing is the people at the f.d.a. are surely aware of all the hormones and beef and gitmo is being produced why does this band have such a very narrow narrow focus in fact when you look at all the things that americans consume smoke use that to swear health some get the violent band hammer while others are completely tolerated if you ever talk to a hardcore marijuana smoker they'll tell you but dude we does better for you th

in this performance in vienna in 2000, spectators were invited to a foreigner seeking asylum in austria as if they were a reality tv show. towas both large and protest he transcended boundaries. the show in berlin aims to give a comprehensive view of his work , installations, so. >> christophe was a visual artist, she says. he described himself as a craftsman who built up installations, want home, and left the rest of to it -- up to the veer. -- left the rest up to the viewer. they had unemployed people sit up on pillars all day. this time, students. they are showing the high point of his career. next year, the show goes on to the museum of modern art in new york. >> this tremendous commitment of art and politics is something that is foreign there. i can't imagine anyone there use to use the political -- the are to the political world so directly. >> he was diagnosed with cancer. he made his illness even into art, exposing his pain and fear mercilessly. he turned his suffering into art . he died in 2010 but his art lives on. >> please stay with us here captioning and audio description p

iaea in vienna. both are fortunate to be united to stop. then this thought that it will just put tools to use twenty per cent. and we all would be most useful so that was not just loathe necessity for us in the sch to such a mess i should say that right now the fifteenth minute i have always said that he already has stopped these twenty per cent because we dont you. on the don't have any application for a good thing is that there is no all adjusts the changing their studies in what i believe that the business. just a calm the bees point forward in the table negotiations on such a situation be it the decor fourteen meal talking to chris and the roof of the state. so the positive reason to stay cool calm to touch it limited to sanction when the will be and that he can't you need to play in the week how the interim agreement and this really amounts to seven pm in us dollars. will such a relief or make any immediate difference to the you run the economy which has already been to the five years of economic sanctions. of course the sanction of th

since my last year diplomats in vienna. hence it is the only one in human history the midst of this fairly often and making progress. negotiations between the sixth house and iran in geneva. he says listed for the lift today that he wanted to discuss practical measures the ukrainian government during the quarter including a small light on in iran for its health plans all its nuclear facilities. my team on its way. it's the u s you know it's been suggested that iran was carried out some of it. we were kids. when the spots where you draw. it is ukrainian ball iraq which is the premise that it's all instances these geneva talks the heavy water reactor which is to come online sometime mixed shia and principles and sending them to keep running into the main point is going to study cummins reporting from vienna on the web is that all the evidence of school in jesus the teacher ron. we have some more news is coming to us right now from iran that we have a son that unidentified gunmen have shot dead the country's deputy minister fo

dprk, viewing from vienna iran are the most important and only issue. i come from other part of the world, japan, and from seeing from tokyo or asia this issue of north korea is also a very serious issue. in one sense the situation is worse because they have declared to have withdrawn from the npt, expelled all the inspectors and tet nateed nuclear weapons -- detonated nuclear weapons. but one positive thing in that where are with respect to dprk, six-party talk it is quite dynamic. it is not functioning now, but countries are working formally and informally to reactivate this process. the iaea is ready to send back our inspectors, and we belief that we have -- we believe that we have a central role to play in the verification of the denuclearization of korean peninsula. there are many of -- many others that i would like to mention, but let me say that iaea is an organization with multiple objectives. essentially, it is a technical organization, but we are working in a very highly political environment. now i will stop and be happy to converse with mich

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ming not too much.lks, some discussion has taken place in vienna. for the nextaring meeting, but i don't have much to report on this issue. >> two quick questions and then i will turn it over to the audience. in syria, how intact are those sites? is there still a place you can go and do proper verification? syria, we have so-called reactors that have some high amount of radium -- uranium, that need to be under the safeguards. regularlyhat facility , and that facility is staying in peaceful activities. not had the ability to go to the other areas for obvious reasons. we have not had any indication that things are getting worse. >> what about the other three sites you want to go to? have two different things. one is the syrian nuclear facility, and the safeguards. the other rate -- reactor i mentioned being under safeguards. locatedroyed facility, in a different place. we drew the conclusion that it is very likely that it was a nuclear reactor. but it does not exist independently, and we have interest in our -- verifying that these functional faciliti

vienna it dispatched an envoy to -- on this sixth of july kaiser wilhelm and his chancellor gave what the historians call the blank check, an unqualified military support for crushing serbia. this was incredibly reckless. some modern historians have produced elaborate arguments to deflect blame from germany for what followed. but it seems to me impossible to escape this undisputed fact. the kaiser's government endorsed austria's decision to unleash a balkan war, and this created everything the allies did. some serious historians, including several german one suggest that the kaiser's regime intended from the beginning of the crisis to precipitate a general european conflict. i do not buy that. i think the germans wanted their austrian al qaeda fresh serbia without anybody else getting involved. they were amazingly willing to accept the risk that a general european countries and with all of. ruled not quite as an absolute monarchies like the czar of russia, but an autocracy in which a partially an inch timber left to posture while his generals planned for the premise that war had serve

>> it istran came to vienna with the perception that in the previous meetings they had agreed with 5 plus 1 and that fra framework had three parts. part one was common goals that they thought they had arrived at. the second part had to do with the processes that were would make those goals achieved and finally, the end state of iran's nuclear problems. >> that's to say, iran would maintain civilian enrichment on its soil but make sure everybody else would make -- there would be no bombs made. now, iran got surprised when it came to the negotiations this time and realized that there is no agreement on the end in our state of iran's nuclear problem, but they were still talking about, all right. what is it you wanted to do at the end of the day? iran thought, wait a minute. i thought we already agreed upon it. >> we were on the same page. france kind of threw a monkey wrench into all of this. >> yeah, but i think french has really used as a fall guy here. >> you think so? >> honestly, i think it is. secretary kerry and hague have acknowledged the fact that beyond france's objections, th

. >> the negotiators will meet next month in vienna. >>> many people in inland china has watched theountry's march toward growth and feel they've been left out. members of the ethnic group live across the country, but most

he had gone to vienna to learn what it could. and he drowned some of the information into this very impressionable at the man. so when they arrived in washington a couple of things happen. hubbard is a boy scout. he claimed to be the youngest eagles got ever. but regardless of his marriage in that regard he came and made calvin coolidge at the white house. cloudy was here he went to the library of congress and read up on floyd. well, that was a turning point in his career. it happened right here in washington. it is appropriate that we need here also on a boat tour meant talking about scientology because if there was ever -- i mean, every movement in a way has a book behind it. you can always look through these movements. someone has written a book contains the world that first world shaking book was diabetic which came out in 1950. ended dominated the new york times best-seller list in a way that i hope to emulate. so much so, the category for self-help books. became so popular after the war. diphtheria dynamics is the you can h

in 2011 at the duyong new see um which some of you may have seen was drawn from the collection in vienna and i brought an essay including saint sabastian and there is a detail in the clouds where you have a rider in the clouds. and art historians have not been able to agree on exactly what this figure is it a king, is it someone from mythology, but in any case, he has taken that childhood pass time of trying to see the shapes in the clouds and has created the shapes in the clouds of this painting. >> and some of you may have also seen our current exhibition with the girl with the pearl ear ring, there are not any clouds in this composition and i could not fabricate them and so i wanted to speak about this painting that is also in the collection of the maritz house it actually has three competitions and this was probably the most famous in the works in the collection up until the publication of the novel girl with the pearl ear ring and i will be doing a conversation with her next thursday, the 28th and that will be live google plus streamed. all sorts of fun technology. but before the pu

aforementioned systems we have a dry and pleasant conditions with temperatures rising in the mid october range vienna at 13 degrees and car saw with sunshine at 11 degrees, moscow, despite the coldness you see lots of sunshine there as well. let's move over to the americas. the halloween storm has caused two tornado touchdowns in louisiana and not a good day for trick-or-treating. here's a video from texas. a powerful frontal system caused flooding. multiple road closures and power outages in texas. no injuries have been reported so far but up to 380 millimeters of rain fell overnight wednesday and thursday and in austin the rain has caused creek to swell more than five times its normal size and cities and churches have considered postpones halloween trick-or-treating and conditions are improving but severe weather could return next week so another round of severe weather to come across these regions. this is due to this cold front's that's being very active from that surge of moisture. so this is your halloween outlook and it looks like you may get even more tornados and that's going to be shifting

we also made, you know, vienna the socialization process we've reached out to the disability community and we've got a model bus for accessibility in this regard as well. we're working on that but we're very pleased with what we've seen >> i'd like to be added as a co-sponsor i'm supportive. >> thank ou colleagues and mr. hal i didn't. mr. rose our report >> mr. chairman and members of the committee as supervisor moore has referenced on page 89 of our reported or report table 3 shows a budget with a new flier with the total of $38 million plus and that includes the training and spare parts etc. on page 10 of our report it is shown in table 34 including the associated costs of $6.1 million with the $38 million agreement are 44 million plus and again, we do recommend you approve this resolution >> colleagues, any questions for our budget analyst. okay seeing none, we'll open it up to public comment any comment. okay seeing none, public comment is closed. so i'd like to move approval >> we have a motion by supervisor mar and second by avalos we can do see without ox opposition. >> item 3

temperatures are on the low side in paris and berlin as well as vienna, but warmer in moscow with 10 degrees as the high. here's the extended forecast. >>> and that's all for now on this edition of "newsline." i'm yuko aotani in tokyo. thank you very much for joining us. tavis: good evening. from los angeles, i am tavis smiley. nenight a conversation with an lamott. her book deals frankly with how to find answers to life's most ethical westerns. she does so with insight and with humor. we are glad you have joined us. a conversation with the always wonderful anne lamott emmy up right now. -- coming up right now. ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: they are the big questions that confront all of us. how to find meaning in chaos, how to start over in the face of devastating loss. how to cope with suffering. lamott began writing "stitiches" following the newtown connecticut shootings. good to have you on this program. >> give me your state of mind after those shootings. stunned, i was speechless. i felt i did not understand how we would

visualizeap demonstrations taking place across the country and the rest of the world. , and, rome, vienna ukrainians living abroad also taking to the streets to show their support for this pro- european movement. hacker group anonymous launched a campaign against dolphin and whale hunting programs in japan. they posted this video online denouncing the butchery and reminding viewers that commercial whaling is forbidden under international law. a legal flaws from that allows whaling for scientific purposes. anonymous is not prepared to accept this, however, and is preparing to launch cyber attacks on 20 of the website associated with the japanese government including agriculture, forestry and fisheries. web users the world over are encouraged to exert pressure on the authorities are taking part in a day of action december 1 where activists will inundate social networks with messages condemning the hunting of whales and dolphins, both endangered species threatened with extinction if the slaughter continues. as you can see from these photos posted on facebook, activists have been busy in japa

and a few days later baby vienna safina was born. >> doctors think disease will spread for lack of medicine and the looting of pharmacies is blamed for lack of medicine. parts of the country are in a state of anarchy as looting and famine increased. it raised the urgency of getting aid distributed. the uss "george washington" is on its way and should arrive today. it is carries 11 helicopters and dozens of planes that can deliver fresh drinking water. the ship can produce more than 4,000 galons of water daily. it's not the only assistance. military personnel say the number of troops will triple from 300 to 1,000. more u.s. ships and planes will arrive to distribute supplies and evacuate survivors. the obama administration has sent $20 million for relief efforts. >> the u.s. military is investigating the death of four marines killed whilst dealing with unexploded maintenance on a training range used for target by artillery and aircraft. there was no firing under way when they were kill. >> a 16-year-old was under arrest after three students were shot near their school at pittsburg. the victi

is phil: previously on "the amazing raced from en teams poland to vienna, austria.ied to the other teams. right? at >> no. we didn't see them. jasonat the fast forward, and amy's hopes were blown away. >> it's too wind. after making a comeback, the dating couple got and marie.by tim >> our taxi left. >> someone else took it. they had the chance to confront them on the mat. kick their g to ass. phil: at the roadblock, travis strong performance, helping him and nicole come in first place. one!ou team number meanwhile, tim hit all the wrong

peggy fox is waiting for the results with the democrats in vienna and peggy, this race is being looked at by some as a bell weather for the mood of the whole country. >> absolutely, you know, if we are seeing higher voter turnout than expected, what is bringing those voters out? we have heard from the democrats that outrage over the g. government shutdown and what is driving it. a referendum on obama care. so, which is it? we were out at the polls today asking that question. >> thank you. thank you so much. >> first time candidate democrat is running for delegate in prince william county. >> he is hoping to oust the outspoken conservative, long- time delegate. he like gop gubernatorial candidate says this election is the referendum on obama care, not the tea party and government shutdown. >> it has depressed the democratic base. it is reminded republicans, hey, this race is now between ken cuccinelli who was the first to challenge obama care with my law and mr. obama. this is not between mcauliffe and cuccinelli at this point because of the debockle. >> we're going broke. >> other vote

temperatures are on the chilly side in berlin as well as vienna, but warmer than average in moscow at 14 degrees. here's the extended forecast. >>> our main stories at this hour, once again. police in central china are investigating explosions near a communist party building. the state run xinhua news agency reports handmade bombs have gone off. it says one person was killed. eight others were hurt. the agency says the explosions took place in the city of taiyuan. witness say they heard a blast. and after 20 seconds they saw smoke and sparks. a short while later, a minivan exploded. some witnesses said they heard as many as seven blasts. the news agency said small iron balls were scattered around the scene and suggests handmade bombs were used. photos posted online show the damage to nearby cars, but someone has been removing the pictures. authorities tightened security after an incident last week near beijing's tiananmen square. a sport-utility vehicle veered into a crowd of tourists and then crashed. five people were killed. the authorities say that incident was an act of terror. >>

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you're getting good spells of sunshine, too, in places like warsaw, as well as in vienna. down towards the southeast, again, another dry and peaceful day. athens, 23 degrees for you. 23 in rome, but it is going to be another wet one in london, berlin, as well as in paris. here's your extended forecast. >>> and before we wrap up, here's a sweet story from paris. two japanese chocolate makers won the highest award for their artisanship at the world's largest chocolate fair. about 170 chock la tiers displayed their creations at the global chocolate fair. two japanese were among the 12 recipients of the top prize. he owns shops in tokyo and elsewhere in japan. he entered his wares for the first time this year. the use of fruits and japanese pepper wafted from his creations. aoki is based in paris but sells his products in japan. his products feature bright colors, using fruit and japanese green tea. >> translator: i open everyone everywhere in the world gets to taste the kinds of delicious chocolate that parisians love so much. >> these meticulously prepared delicacies with a

vienna it dispatched an envoy to -- on this sixth of july kaiser wilhelm and his chancellor gave what the historians call the blank check, an unqualified military support for crushing serbia. this was incredibly reckless. some modern historians have produced elaborate arguments to deflect blame from germany for what followed. but it seems to me impossible to escape this undisputed fact. the kaiser's government endorsed austria's decision to unleash a balkan war, and this created everything the allies did. some serious historians, including several german one suggest that the kaiser's regime intended from the beginning of the crisis to precipitate a general european conflict. i do not buy that. i think the germans wanted their austrian al qaeda fresh serbia without anybody else getting involved. they were amazingly willing to accept the risk that a general european countries and with all of. ruled not quite as an absolute monarchies like the czar of russia, but an autocracy in which a partially an inch timber left to posture while his generals planned for the premise that war had serve

you'll see showers in kiev and vienna. also down in athens, things are cooling down to the upper teens here and in rome. here's your extended forecast. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. >> international aid continues to arrive on the european. too late for many. the grim task as burying the death continues. it rises to over 4,000. overshadowed by a massacre four years ago, the biggest international event in decades forced sri lanka. these memories revive of the tamil tiger. he leaders are boycotting. and the hunt is on for a french priest kidnapped in cameroon fears rise as georges vandenbeusch has already being taken over the border

. >> iran has told the international atomic energy agency in vienna that it will start opening its nuclear sites to inspectors in december, beginning with the iraq heavy water production plant -- the arak heavy water production plant. many german lawmakers fear the consensus on iran is too fragile and that germany needs to stand firm. >> it's really important to keep calm. let's not kid ourselves. there are plenty who do not want this agreement. >> officials in iran, the united dates, and germany say the geneva agreement could be a model for negotiating ends to other crises like the syrian civil war. >> could it be that? let's go to our political correspondent who has been following the debate at the bundestag or us. this agreement has been hailed as a model. thinking about syria, specifically here, but that's a very strong endorsement. >> it is, but you would need a little bit of context. the german foreign minister meant the nature of the agreement, how it was set up, and how it came about. it was set up for both sides to have to take a step forward. it includes transparency and matters

this is 66 on the inbound side in fairfax to vienna. all lanes are open. andrea and mike? >> thanks, monika. >>> a while ago it was known for gunfire. well yesterday a different sound. jack hammers of late. you know what? that's a good thing because a huge day for the shaw neighborhood. >> absolutely. the o street market once the scene after notorious mass shooting is reopening with a swanky giant supermarket. bruce leshan was there to capture all the excitement. >> reporter: when was the last time you saw people this excited about a grocery store opening? >> well co-to your giant food store at city market o street. >> reporter: they're fired up. because this parks the rebirth of a neighborhood that has struggled for decades. 19 years ago it was the scream of police sirens and the shouts of terror that rang through the o street market. >> you're always on edge now. you're afraid to come out your house. >> reporter: a still incomprehensible turf battle between rival street gangs sent bullets flying inside the historic market killing a 15- year-old boy and injuring eight oth

paris, munich, zurich rome, vienna, athens, all of them were attacked with a large number of casualties in many cases dead on the ground. >> well, it is shocking to think about we could be entering a new phase where protecting the -- and we do have this horrible history we have to be aware of. >> i want to thank you for being here. jay david cox. let's get back to wolf for the latest. >>> thanks very much, guys. stephanie elam is on the ground for us at the airport. what are you seeing? what's the latest right now, stephanie? >> reporter: wolf, what we are learning is the airplane plans to end the ground stop at 4:00 p.m. pacific time. what's going to happen is terminals 1 and 2 will reopened. terminal 3 will remain closed. for people tried to fly in and out of terminal 3, of course they're still asking everyone to try to find another way to get in our out. we just hiked down to where we are now next to the run waste on the outer side of terminal 3. on that walk down, i can tell you there are passengers upon passengers lugging their bags. so they're going to try to get to the terminals,

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