we have more from vienna. >> reporter: it's a somber day here in vienna, many learning that longtime jane seaman passed away sunday. last year, she announced she had lung cancer. >> it's a shame that we lose a good citizen like the mayor. >> reporter: vienna resident jeff donley said he's known the mayor for 20 years. >> she's a beautiful, personable lady, great personality, always thought about the people. she took her job very seriously. >> reporter: she moved to vienna in 1968. she was first appointed to town council in 1996 after her husband, a then councilman passed awayment she filled his council seat and ran for re-election twice and won. in 2000, she decided to run for mayor and won every election since. >> it's a huge loss for vienna as far as somebody who put so much into ensuring that vienna remained the great place that it is. >> reporter: she was diagnosed with lung cancer last year, and though the long time mayor decided against running for another term, she continued to work through her illness. she was here just last week. >> even when she wasn't feeling that great, s

another round of talks over iran's nuclear program is currently underway in vienna.ow officials from iran, the u.s., and five other countries, looking to make a more permanent deal. >>> the u.s. is k looking at a prisoner swap with the taliban free an army sergeant. they have offered the release of five taliban solders in exchange for the soldier. >>> it is sentencing day foreign a elderly nun and two peace activists who broke into a tennessee nuclear plant. the plant stores enriched uranium for making nuclear weapons. >>> bangladesh's economy largely relies on textiles, but some entrepreneurs are dabbling in in animation. >> reporter: it is a workplace that would look the same anywhere. but these skilled workers are hard at work in bangladesh, a country that has been in the news for dangerous working conditions in its garment industry. they are produced episodes of a popular south asian cartoon series, about the adventures of a young girl with messages about the importance of education, health, and women's rights. ♪ >> reporter: the boss has big plans for his compan

aljazeera, tehran. >> james bays is in vienna.est coming out of today's negotiations? >> good morning, del. they had an opening session that lasted 45 minutes. there are a whole series of different meetings taking place, because remember, there's quite a lot of countries involved, p5 plus one, the u.s. and germany representing the international community and iran, various meeting now taking place. the only briefing we've had so far was from a spokesman from the e.u., the lead negotiator for the international community. he told us really all they were doing at the moment is setting out the framework for these talks, the agenda for these talks. he said it would be an intensive and very process. >> iran's supreme leader saying these talks aren't going to lead anywhere. how much weight does anybody in vienna have in think that go these talks are going to succeed. >> well, i think you put a finger on one of the dynamics of this process. yes, you've got all of these people around the table, six countries and iran, but you've got lots of

back to negotiations, iran's nuclear program at the top of the agenda in vienna as world powers try to broker an agreement with iraq. ukrainian protesters seized the headquarters of president yanukovych in kiev. we will go live to our correspondent for the latest. three people have been killed and dozens winded in bangkok, oustrities have tried to antigovernment protesters as prime minister year election watcher will face corruption charges -- as premise or yingluck shinawatra will face corruption charges. ♪ >> talks on iran's nuclear program are taking place in vienna. iranian officials meeting with negotiators from 6 other world powers after three months -- three months after tehran agreed to curb enrichment in exchange for a lifting of sanctions. our international affairs editor douglas herbert joins me in the studio. both the u.s. and iran have downplayed hopes of a breakthrough. could these talks be extended? lowe are going in with expectations, remember these talks are meant to build on the interim agreement reached in october -- last november, it went into effect in january. hop

and this can help confidence building in vienna. aljazeera. >> one person not expecting much is the supreme court leader, ayatollah komeno. >>> accusing north korea of human rights abuses similar to the nazis. his crimes against humanity, the highlights including torture, forced starvation. the international community has no reach to stay silent. >> well, it will be available in our report, and it's a wake-up signal to the world. and hopefully for the leaders in north korea. >> those responsible for the alleged bubbieses should be abue referred to the international critical court p. >> captured in afghanistan in 2009, it's believed that hez being held in pakistan. according to the wash post, of the obama administration is willing to swap prisoners with the taliban. the u.s. would release five members of the taliban in exchange for him. the white house wants to change his release before this year faithful. >> one person killed and dozens injured in a detention center. the island is one of the pacific camps used in australia's controv

performing in vienna. in our question today what craziness of the gospel of god who performs in ghana the consumer or north of the four g phone. to which i think it is obviously about it. finally the bell that debate. what to do it out and back to it. but before that would take a look that operates the mine in china first up in beijing daily the cuban people drink so fun how about the world bush doctrine the opening ceremony of the two davenport in coaching winter olympics when one of the olympic rings didn't open up the technical failure and three the biggest opportunity to live the good china. on top the one thirteen thirty four rings more than eighty different store shop selling t shirts with a similar design of the four rings and one on open snowflake. it's common for seventy two dollars and fourteen in print on the clothes well the cheapest short sleeved shirt and pray that twenty nine us were left him five dollars and the more effective when her clothes were still in her thirty dollars for most of th

both sides hope this can build confidence boosting in vienna.nd the prospects of a lasting political peace. >>> president obama speaking a short time ago at a distribution center in maryland. he is using his executive powers once genocide stepping congress. annoying knew fuel standards for trucks. it is one of a number of executive actions he is taking on the issue of climate change. the president saying having more fuel efficient trucks will also boost the economy. >> for the first time in nearly 20 years, america producer more oil here at home than we buy from other countries. all levels of dangerous carbon pollution that contributes to climate change has gone done as our production has gone up. and of the reasons why is because we dedicated ourselves to manufacturing new cars and new trucks that go farther on a gallon of gas. >>> tomorrow the president heads to mexico where he will talk about a possible trade deal. >>> the u.s. is seeking a prisoner swap with the taliban according to the "washington post." the obama administration has resume

when i joined the chorus born athlete cardi in vienna. so with and about the deal happened that day was that a new beginning it was a big breakthrough but ever since it seems like as the details on ravelry up it seems like both sides in on exactly the same page and this one walk while we was through one of the main sticking points as they say the devil seems to be in the seat. absolutley i'm these meetings is three days of meetings are basically just to build on that ain't empty lap was decided on eid in november which basically sees it on a curve much of its uranium enrichment program but it must happen which meant levels to five percent which is far below the ninety percent needed to produce new killer weaponry he must also neutralize its existing stockpile of twenty percent enriched uranium by april the nineteenth. it has to dismantle the infrastructure that allows it to enrich uranium as well and most importantly for the p five plus one nation to allow more broader and intrusive inspections of its nuclear program in return it to get a

show little hope before nuclear talks begin in vienna.uelan opposition politician arrested by security force is his quickly freed by his supporters. and we meet the aminators hoping make bangladesh a global center for cartoon creations. ♪ ♪ >>> so now two people have been killed, 50 wounded during violence on the streets of bangkok today. security forces and anti-government protesters began fighting when officers tried to clear out demonstrators campsite near the government buildings in the thai capital. our correspondent was pretty much in the thick of it all as it happened, veronica, tell us about it. >> reporter: well, it was pretty frightening, actually. there was gunfire that just range out sporadically for about an hour, it was initiated by a big explosion which it was later found to be an m79 grenade. when it went off, police started shooting in to the crowds of protesters. what we understand now is that the casualty toll has mounted to 58 people injured. two people have died, one protesters and one policeman. 12 of those injured a

iran and the p five plus one group of quote powers have begun three days of talks in vienna what the status discussions as soon as the first captain was what could ultimately be a long term deal. although disputed nuclear program in iraq. and joining me from the vienna conference napoli corn in indiana and also launching and from iraq welcome to those of you took an afternoon nap they let me start with you how at the talks going so far. i just about to start day two of the talks more bilateral meetings are expected throughout the day but these three days of meetings are really about establishing a framework so that the guidelines about which they will they will abide by in future talks future negotiations to try to achieve that comprehensive agreement for instance one very sticky point for it on is that they do not want other issues such as the military program in the style program added to the agenda and this is something that the us delegation is trying to implement any doubts as to how good a deal with that these talks are strictly about the new killer issue so the service of the

as far as somebody who put so much into insuring that vienna remained the great place that it is. >> vienna's vice mayor will fill the job until someone is appointed to fill the position which ends in june. visiting hours are tomorrow from 1:00 to 4:00 and 6:00 to 8:00 at the money & king funeral home in vienna. service s wi services will be at 2:00 friday. >>> and we are learning about the difference of ideas of the management of the silver line as to what is ready and what is not. adam tuss has more on this soon to be opened section in tyson corner. >> you can see that things are coming together, and you can see the tyson station corner here, and it seems that the stations are ready to go, but come over here because it is not ready yet. you have the metro pylon, and the chain lin-link fence, and t barbed wire up top, and the busstop here that is ready to go, but the project is not ready to go yet. when is the last time that you heard about it? >> it is supposed to be opened soon. >> reporter: it is delayed again. >> it does not surprise me. >> reporter: why not? >> because it was s

. >>> we are waiting to hear about funeral plans for vienna mayor m.j. siemens. she died yesterday after battling stage four lung cancer for a year. >> she has given, i think selflessly to the community to ensure that vienna remains, you know, this great, vibrant community that we all enjoy. and i think that was, you know, one of her greatest aspects, was that she was a very dedicated woman. >> prior to being elected mayor she served on the vienna town council. the council has 45 days to apoint someone to finish out the mayor's term, which ends june 30th. in the meantime the vice mayor will take over operations at town hall. >>> fairfax police are looking for the gunman who robbed the bb&t bank just after 10:00 this morning. the suspect displayed a gun and walked out with money. no one was hurt. >>> attorney general eric holder says there should be a law requiring retailers to let the public know as soon as their credit card systems have been hacked. craig boswell has the latest from washington. >> reporter: attorney general eric holder wants congress to act in t

so many issues are important, working in vienna, the u.s.nd russia, part of the international community, negotiating with iran. the west and russia different views on the peace protest that is taking place in geneva. key, their relationship on chemical weapons in syria. what is going on in ukraine could have bigger ramifications on the global stage. >> the trial of three al jazeera journalists, the case is due to be heard at the police academy complex. six other staff will be tried in absentia. peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy, and mohammed badr have been in prison for 54 days, accused of having links to a terrorist organization and spreading false news. >> peter greste is an australian national and their prime minister has been acting to the trial. >> the tension of al jazeera's journalists has attention in australia. one of those, peter greste, is an australian citizen. the protest has been organised by amnesty international. politicians, too, have spoken out about the detention of al jazeera staff. i caught up with australia's prime mini

iran arealks with underway in vienna. the iranian government is insisting it will not scrap any of its nuclear facilities. we have been covering the negotiations. joining us on the phone from vienna, what are we expecting from the talks this week? >> this is the first opportunity since they greeted to the interim deal for the two sides to come together and essentially layout maximalist position. everybody in one sense knows what the two sides want out of this deal. the u.s. and its partners, including china and russia, want iran to dismantle and stop many of their nuclear activities. iran does not want to dismantle it. it wants more inspections, but it does not want to take apart it's a clear infrastructure that it has put billions of dollars into. what we're talking about this week is a chance for them to layout, how are they going to go forward over this next six months? is it possible to get a deal in six months? most people think that interim government will be rolled over for another six months. both sides are keepin

six world powers agreed to an agenda on tehran's nuclear program and agreed to meet next month in vienna. >> we had three very productive days, during which we identified all the issues we need to address in reaching a comprehensive and final agreement. >> diplomatic editor james bays is in the austrian capital and joins us now. what happened there? >> positive atmosphere during three days of talks. let me remind viewers, because you may have felt you heard about this months ago. there was a deal between the international community and iran, a nuclear, an historic deal. what they've been negotiating here is the permanent comprehensive deal. well, they are on track. it's the beginning of the negotiations, but they have a track, and the next round of negotiations will be here in vienna on 17 march. we expect katherine ashton, the e.u. foreign policy chief to go to tehran the week before that meeting to tehran. a positive atmosphere. even though it's going well, no one is underestimating the fact that there's complex negotiations ahead. >> people in libya are voting to elect a new assembly,

thank you very much and eating not the kind of coaching from vienna. ask me how does the red jungle inside expected to stand trial on the safe landing to be assisting a organize a shoo in to manage the keys to the handle on a local contact with the muslim brotherhood the tj plus thirty seven and i'm trying to crack down on seamus be on the based on this massive into my mind mostly in july. the prosecutions says the accused and published in monday's hobble the national interest he also allegedly supplied money equipment and information. the last sixteen in kitchens have or sitting shot of it belonging to a group the three candidates in conducting peace and rest a canadian egypt national muhammad tough on me i need it since it isn't the boss will comment and they had been detained since late december and the car thinking held at high risk pool represent a busy area has described the annotations adsense ads based on olds that will in the hyundai south korean center of the united states we've been separated for any tips from the dprk and come down mountain

. >> as the syrian negotiations end in failure in geneva, they will resume in two days in vienna. it's a so-called international community cannot stop the tragedy of syria, what makes them think a nuclear bomb can be stopped too. john joins us every sunday about this time. senior fellow at the american institute and fox news contributor. good morning. >> good morning. >> it's a shameful plight for the un. horrendous failure and carnage continues. do you think it can ever be stopped? >> i don't think it will by negotiations and the kind we have seen in syria. when you hear representatives with the obama administration saying they are shocked at the attitude of russia and iran. the attitude has been unchanged in the last three years of the up rising against assad and the conflict. the russians were never going to negotiate the result that pushed assad out of power and they were never going to commit it without shedding blood. the notion that they would sit down and negotiate in geneva and the positions that russia and iran have held for three years, they would disappear and anybody

james bayes al jazeera, at the united nations in vienna. >>> three al jazeera english journalists haveppeared in a cairo courtroom all pleading not guilty to charges against them. their next court appearance has been set for the 5th of march. al jazeera continues to reject the charges and is demanding the immediate release of its staff. >>> the brother of peter greste speaking in egypt today. >> prepare himself financially for a long hall. obviously we're all hopeful that he'll be released very soon, but he understands if he gets his hopes up, and, you know, has any kind of expectations about today and that they don't go his way, that it will be extremely tough for him to get himself out of that hole emotionally. >>> african's youngest nation facing a number of challenges. one fighter once called the most wanted man in south sudan. he talked to us in an exclusive report. >> reporter: he emerged from the bush. they demand their own land within the newly independent south sudan. until recently he was the most wanted man in the country. >> based on all of the atrocitied that have been com

. >> reporter: the vienna talks are about places like this and what is going on in them. nuclear facilities. the u.s. and allies say iran's nuclear program is dangerous and iran says it's peaceful and they will try to find common ground to secure a lasting deal and on a temporary one struck in november. the u.n. says iran kept it's part of the bargain and suspended parts of the nuclear program and in the return u.s. and western powers agreed to a limited role back on the economic sanctions. >> translator: what is the future of this deal? i think iran will narrow things down but adhering to the agreement and all sanctions were imposed on the nuclear issue and if it says they are peaceful the west cannot continue sanctions but if the western party uses the talks to introduce other issues i think talks may reach a deadlock. >> reporter: talks are expected to last for months and there are serious challenges particularly those posed by the israelis and saudis and want to end the nuclear program and not just limited and suggested by the six powers involved in negotiations known

so there are many red lines that believe me we talk about these issues in vienna. but like enrichment be wrong once the rich nation and its right to enrich. and this is not something that can be touched in iran and also the hardliners in the us we have seen recently that the big debate in congress was whether or not more sanctions. i should be implemented voted on. against iran. the united states intelligence community has cleared its stated dad more sanctions would somewhat tough diplomacy. i'm also a pact has declared dead on. we need to give diplomacy a chance but of course. they will not play if there is a failure and told he will not wait to put more pressure so the pressures on both sites so this is what is important for the moderates forces to gain space in order to be able to negotiate a comprehensive issues the real and the pressure of the drugs is going to be on in the world powers meeting with terror on the security council plus germany. to make concessions towards tehran is in all cases of cool the first opportunity there has been a meeting in the last

the talks in vienna with renewable more complex issues. leaders from western powers want to ensure that you're on board to acquire nuclear weapons capacity. they likely to demand conditions including scrapping their time on the unfinished iraq heavy water reactor. experts say the rain inside will insist on the right to use their nuclear program for peaceful purposes. and that sanctions should be lifted old together government offices in tehran denied having any new three goals. eu foreign policy chief spokesman michael mann says he expects more rounds of talks after this one the overall objective remains to seek a comprehensive solution that would ensure all the wrongs make a program is exclusively peaceful. i think it's fair to say that the amish school this bus meet in vienna is ready to create a workable framework. surface of the sixties. it's the decisions of the coming months. the two sides say they want the negotiations to end with the bail in six months. this seems not much opens them among the negotiators here. to cause itchiness a

. >>> representatives from iran sitting down with six world powers in vienna to talk about the futurean's nuclear program. the aim is a permanent deal, following a short-term agreement reached in november. under that deal, iran agreed to curb serve nuclear activities and would allow more inspections. in return the so-called p5-plus-1 world powers agree to lift a number of sanctions. what would a permanent deal look like? tighter inspections, closing the country's facility and scaling back ukraine um enrichment. if that is agreed to, iran could see all sanctions lifted. >> reporter: the vienna talks are all about places like this, and what is going on in them. iran's nuclear facilities. the u.s. and its allies say iran's nuclear program is dangerous. iran says it is peaceful. both sides will try to secure a lasting deal to build on a temperature one struck in november. so far iran has kept its part of the bargain. in return the u.s. and western powers agreed to a roll back of sanctions. >> translator: the outcome of sanctions despite all untruth and word play is nothing but fire and wa

james bays now has more from vienna. >> in your wean capitol. >> together with our two governments. >> we sympathize with all the victims of violence. and we appeal they be political dialogue again. only political dialogue can bring progress. >> the most recent protests started after a trade deal with the european union was abandoned. negotiations had lasted five years. but at the last minute president yanukovych refused to sign a deal in effect tying his country's future to russia rather than the e.u. as protests grew european politicians flew in to give them their support. among them katherine ashton. in vienna where she's chairing talks with iran she gave her reaction to the bloodshed. >> i'm deeply worried about the escalation of violence in kiev and the number of reported casualties. this violence and bloodshed must stop immediately. i'm also very concerned about the ultimatum to stop it by force. i call upon president yanukovych, the government, together with the leaders of the opposition to find an immediate way out of this deepening crisis. >> in moscow european leaders were b

in vienna both sides will try to find common ground. the u.n.ays so far iran has kept it's part of the bargain and suspended elements of the program. in return, the u.s. and western powers agree to a limited roll back to some economic sanctionses what the future of this deal? all the sanctions were in place based on a nuclear issue, and iran approved the activities are peaceful -- however, if the person party insists on using talks i think talks may reach a deadlock. >> talks in vienna are expected to last for months. and there are serious challenges particularly those posed by the israelis and saudis. whoa want a tougher deal, and want to end iran's nuclear program not to just limit it. as suggested by the six powers in the negotiations known as the p 5 plus 1. >> and don't like that iran and the p. 5 plus 1 reached an agreement. ky name the lobbyists. >> also odd yeah arabia, and it's traditional allies are interested in failure of talks. >> for iran, failure is unacceptable. what is happening a t the sate time as these high level talks are te

the vienna talks are all right first test of their resolve. both sides are pessimistic but both know this is the best chance they've had in years to try and find a ash a deal and they know that the cons queenses of failure will be very serious. venezuela. tens of thousands of protesters marched down the streets of caracas today. opposition leader lopez and police face charges of inciting violence. blaming madulo is three u.s. officials in the country for inciting the violence, demanding that they leave by tomorrow. thejoined by the guest from center of studies. what do you think will be the outcome? >> i think what's different on a this situation is in the past you've had a lot of protests but no issue break with the malaise that's going on between the two, the government and opposition, something that makes a change in wasp what's been occurring. in this action, heo poledo turned himself in take the hit and go to jail for cost, a sacrifice other sop op oppositions haven't made. >> hugo chavez faced prosests -- protests but is maduro facing mo

her funeral will be tomorrow at 2:00 at vienna presbyterian church on park street northeast. the town offices will be closed tomorrow between 1:00 and 4:30 so employees can go. >>> hundreds went to the capitol today calling for an end to what they call an outdated and discriminatory practice by the government that keeps some of the disabled living near the poverty line. >> reporter: i'm debra alfarone on capitol hill where hundreds of people who are advocates for those with downs syndrome came to make sure their voices were heard. patty sailor was among them. her son ethan died after -- patty saylor was among them after her son ethan died after being killed in a movie theater for not having money for a ticket. democratic congressman chris van hollen and others are championing the act. for his advocacy the national downs syndrome society gave him an award. on capitol hill debra alfarone, wusa9. >>> arlington county police hope you can help sort out exactly what happened when a woman was killed outside nottingham elementary school this week. they are asking anyone who witnessed

james bays, al jazeera, united nations vienna. >> i talked about christopher hill who conducted a forum with mohammed zarif today. i asked him about the stance on the nuclear program. >> i think as the foreign minister made clear today, he once again reiterated the iranian government has no interest in developing nuclear weapons. it's always nice to hear that but the issue is we need to really prove that this is not the case. sow certainly from an u.s. perspective you sort of wonder. >> they have an underground enrichment facility. just what are they doing with the plutonium reactor. questions like that. and so i think the u.s. does need to see the u.s. and the other parties do need to see this--these issues addressed. how that's done, how much enrichment could they live with, if any? i think these are issues that have to be addressed as we go forward. certainly it is good to hear the iranians moving forward on this agreement, and i asked the follow-up question to foreign minister z, rif. how does he see the u.s. relationship, assuming progress is made on the nuclear, will that go forwa

she ran for re-election twice for council and won, and then ran for vienna mayor, and won, twi twice.sonality, and always thought about the people, and took her job very seriously. >> it is a huge loss for vienna as far as somebody who put so much into ensuring that vienna remains the great place that it is. >> the vice mayor will fill the job until somebody is appointed by the council to finish the term that ends in june. >>> and now, there are two bills before the senate concerning marijuana. montgomery county senator jamie raskens' plan would make marijuana legal for people over 21, and he wants it taxed like alcohol. and people caught with 10 grams or less would pay a fine instead of jail time, and a similar bill died in the house last session. >> a break is coming for maryland families who have struggled to stay warm during this cold winter. gornor o'malley announced an additional $20 million in low income you tutility help. you can apply for these benefits or those already enrolled will see the benefits posted to the power bill. >>> a daring rescue from high above the ground. ho

james bays, al jazeera, of the united nations in vienna. >> let's bring in former u.s. ambassador. christopher hill. he is the dean of international studies and just finished a university sponsored forum, with iran's foreign minister. mr. ambassador, good to have you back on the program, again, you spoke today, what is his view of these negotiations? he spoke to our students from vienna, and i would say he is from the school of thought that the glass is half full. he felt that there was progress today, that and he was looking forward to the next two days is he smokes about his hopes that by july something could happen. he was not pessimistic, at the same time i think he was caution. >> is it the official position of the u.s. government in these negotiations, maybe official is too strong. that iran must dismantle all aspects of it's nuclear program? >> well, i think foreign minister -- the foreign minister made clear today, he once again reiterated the iranian government has no interest in developing nuclear weapons. it's always nice to hear that, but the issue is we need to prove t

. >>> negotiators from iran and six world powers have begun talks in vienna. they're seeking a comprehensive agreement on tehran's nuclear development program. iranian foreign minister mohammed javad zaf eve and the european union's foreign policy chief catherine ashton are among the attendants. the talks come after iran and the five permanent u.n. security council members plus germany agreed last november on an initial deal. the deal has been implemented since january. tehran agreed to scale back its nuclear development in exchange for a limited easing of international sanctions. western nations were expected to urge iran to accept surprise inspections of its nuclear facilities by the international atomic energy agency. they also wanted to scrap plans to build a heavy water reactors. iran hopes to persuade the six world powers to recognize its right to the use of nuclear power for peaceful purposes. before the talks a senior u.s. government official said washington wants to set the course for a comprehensive agreement by july. the official added, however, tha

we are also speaking to timothy snyder, a at the university, in vienna, austria. 's 18ths democracy now! birthday. went on air february 19, 1996. we are now broadcasting on over 1200 public collision and radio stations around the world. if you want to send in your photo holding him why you need democracy now!, that is what we are showing on the brakes. , we areracynow.org streaming the pictures. you can also send us video to democracy now! means to you. we are back with timothy snyder. he is in vienna, austria. his latest piece is entitled "fascism, russia, and ukraine." with us from odessa, ukraine is nicolai petro. i want to turn to statements made by yulia tymoshenko, following her release from jail. she was undressed and protesters in kiev. >> i know that all together we will be able to do it and i will never allow anyone to let you down. a singlet not politician or official to touch or lay one of their fingers on your life. nothing in my life will be more important. may god give you good health, be happy in your country, and all the sacrifices will not be in

looking at them and this is again in berlin and vienna nine degrees well above the average morris has actually find the single digits but above the average range. moscow also very warm for a year and time to be in here across the america s and year eleven in the eastern half which i cannot add vigorous a storm system. this is a low pressure system that's very hurt and it is bouncing over the western great great beasts are the same thing with the heavy snow that has a on the porch of the two tornado touchdowns in illinois so lots of things happening here with an associated cold front is sagging all the way down to gulf of mexico and pulling them none of that unique moisture from the gulf and pulling the northerly acting cool there which means it's going to be making for severe weather which includes isolated tornadoes again it on the way down from knowing and into the gulf of mexico and it's like you're going see a m on the patches of thunderstorms sound at the golf ball size and detail could be happening to us is that freezing rain making it four on treacherous road conditions as well

that's what they're doing at investigations in vienna. many debating where this is going to go. there's so much at stake if there's a deal struck and if crippling sanctions are wiped out, it could boost and economy and make life easier. a lot are watching. late last year the two sides, world powers and iran struck an interim deal. that was difficult. observers say this one, the perm deal, is going to be much harder. both sides have put forth position and say they're not budging. iran want to be recognized as a nuclear state and keep facilities under international law. western powers are talking about restricting and squeezing the nuclear program talking about destroying the nuclear facilities. iran says they're not going to do that. a lot of complicated issues on the table a. they're going to see where things go the next few days. both sides have indicated they're not certain anything is going to come of this. the supreme leader says i'm not opposed to these talks. i'm not sure it's going to go anywhere. michaela, looking at last year, no one thought washington would be sitting

rockville now looking at 27 degrees and our final stop takes us to vienna. colder temperatures out to the west with some light snow. most of the snow has moved east. thatu are looking for really cold air, it is there. 24 degrees in chicago. below zero in upper michigan. the wind trying to make its way to the north. it will take a couple of more days. by tuesday, you will start to notice a difference. wednesday and thursday, temperatures well above average. this is what we have. the system brought us some light snow. did not amount to a whole lot for us in the d.c. metro.

bruce leshan is live in vienna with some lessons learned for all of us. do they know what caused the fire yet, bruce? >> reporter: i'll get to that. take a look. this is what's left of the chimney and there are a couple big lessons to be learned here, one, keep an eye out for your neighbor and the second is if you are using a fire in your fireplace to keep warm, keep an eye on your chimney. firefighters raced through the snow to get to the blaze, but before they could even deploy the flames were burning through the roof destroying the maggio family's second floor, their photos and clothes and dearest memories. >> it's terrible. that's just incredible. >> reporter: chris maggio, a popular vienna restaurant owner, his wife and two kids now back at their gutted home trying to figure out what they can salvage and already starting to rebuild. >> we have five smoke alarms, two hard wired, plugs, electrical. none of them went off. >> reporter: their neighbor, a presbyterian minister, alerted the family that their home was on fire. >> the priest came behind us an

the photo in all of their platforms and affiliates the problem is that the photograph was taken in vienna not so much he will continue our special coverage of the games bring you all the latest from the olympic capital in the next hour. twenty four to promise is the ultimate exhilarating winter and. it's now a make heaven island and the last of these teams for sochi twenty four take. on. the upcoming independence referendum will be a very high stakes gamble for scotland as london has announced a yes to sovereignty would automatically mean a no to a shared currency george osborne chancellor of the exchequer says edinburgh would have to leave the pound if it leaves the u.k. archy's laura smith has more. what chancellor george osborne is saying is if scotland walks away from the u.k. it also walks away from the pound he's very clear about that he said that there are four things that are necessary to have a currency really and say for scotland to share the pound and then proceeded to demolish the possibility of those conditions being met the first thing he talked about was a banking union sco

sort of people like the way people like you now this one is interesting is a correspondent from the vienna's item. who posted this picture of a less than perfect building and suggested to the world and i things weren't as they should be in the social media site on which we've heard great reports about by the way but any have. posted this it's immediately picked up our producer at c.n.n. who wants to use it on all platform and media permanently to describe the social media center but the only problem is that the photograph was taken of a building in vienna area so things are not always what they say alright well ira thank you so much for breaking down the numbers for us in explaining how things work in the social media that was our across talking to me and we'll continue our special coverage of the games bringing you all the latest from beyond the capitol next hour so do stay with us for that and more. g. twenty fourteen promises the ultimate in the exhilarating winter. storm and it's now a make have an update on the bus to take these teams to sochi twenty four take. all the. popular anger in

is just now he and this is probably the most interesting one an austrian journalist working out of vienna posts a picture of a building in a pretty poor state of disrepair and he says things aren't as they should be in the media center we can roll up there and have a look and see he's immediately contacted by c.n.n. because they want to permanently use the photo in all of their platforms and affiliates. the problem is that the photograph was taken in vienna not so much and we'll continue our special coverage of the game is bringing you all the latest from the olympic capital next hour. twenty four dean promised the legal team that in exhilarating winter and in germany and you say no way i'm a carrier now and i'm the last of our look at news teams for sochi twenty four take . on ott. ok let's move on to other news now the upcoming end dependence referendum will be a very high stakes gamble for scotland as london has announced a gas to sovereignty would automatically mean and no so a shared currency george osborne the chancellor of the exchequer says edinburgh would have to leave the pound

negotiators meeting in vienna this week did find some common ground. now on the phone, are we and are closer to a final deal right now? is ashink where we are much as anyone could've expected within this first week of talks toward a comprehensive deal. what these six powers negotiating with iran, led by the u.s. and the eu agreed to with iran was for a five month ambitious timetable of talks. up until the interim deal expires in july, we're talking about the interim deal that we have spoken about that would give some lifting of sanctions and a narrow area. up -- dividedided over thessue groups, heavywater reactor, and etc.. it will both be a sprint at a marathon because they're the huge chasm that remains between these two sides. >> let me put you on hold for just a second, because we have made contact with our reporter on the ground in keiv. can you tell us what the general mood is there on the streets? do the protesters trust this deal that was hammered out? we are in the square right now in the center of the crowd. shouted that they want him to be i

the problem is that the photograph was taken in vienna not so much and this is not the first time we hear about something like this happening you know it's of course to look at social media you know it takes place or there's not a lot we can do about it i guess you probably just gives it back in the joy the right yeah. it's really really interesting what you could you call that the twenty twenty two olympics were you know winter olympics i think will be harsh talking to into real impacts if we can get around to it but yeah it's the it's the most tweeted sporting event in the history of twitter in the in the seven years that russia has been building. the sochi olympic infrastructure twitter acquired itself whatever billion two hundred fifty or five hundred million users in the meantime and became one of the most valuable companies on social media so you know it's a it's a changing world the twenty first century world looking for the world cup with this so should be a lot of will be for the world cup will be interesting what will happen on social media for the closing ceremony and whet

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james bays, al jazeera, vienna. >> a bombing in beirut killing 7 people and injuring 100 people. it happened close to the iranian culture center. a group linked to al-qaeda has claimed responsibility. stephanie decker reports. >> reporter: a message right at the doors of the iranian culture center. two car bombs exploded simultaneously during the busy rush hour. >> i was search meters away, two cars approach a security officer. one of the bombers spoke to the officer, he swore at him and the explosions went off. >> reporter: the army has cordoned off the area. they have security on the ground in an extremely tense situation. there have been a few young men arrested and taken away. this is a heavily populate shia area. apartments and shops have had their windows blown out. the attacks in retaliation for the shia group hezbollah sending fight tours syria. they have warned if they do not stop their members from fighting along the syrian army there will be more attacks in lebanon. the attacks seen by parliament who came to see the bomb site. >> this was a calm peaceful area, and now

weatherbug network takes us to vienna, now at 49 degrees. is 52 in the district and our final stop takes us to rockville, winds just around two to five miles per hour. those winds will increase. 48 in frederick, the same in gaithersburg. set, ourthe sun has temperatures will tumble quickly. the coldest of the air off to the north and west of us. the cold front moves through earlier today. now behind it we are looking at snow bands, rain showers beginning to set up across western maryland and the panhandle of west virginia. i think it's going to be out of here by 2:00, 3:00 in the morning and then are skies will begin to cool. are skies clear, temperatures will fall into the 30's. a little bit colder off to the north and west of us, where you will see temperatures in the 20's. tomorrow, a good deal of sunshine but strong northwesterly winds will make it feel a whole lot colder out there compared to today with temperatures in the 60's. tomorrow it will feel about 30 to 35 degrees colder, and the colder air is the beginning. another round of ar

train with me here in vienna and check out the town. >> what?> reuniting in paris with passion, tinged with regret, in their 30s, before sunset. >> i want to see if we stay together or if you resolve into molecules. >> reporter: and now not quite middle aged, we wrestle with the cold realities in happy ever after in "before midnight." >> what about me would you like to change? >> reporter: the films encompassed a film project for the american and french stars. they were first cast in "before sunrise" when they were both in their early 20s. >> yeah, we are young yet. and neither one of us have a wrinkle in the world, but we watched it and we see how uncomfortable we are being that age. >> reporter: they also co-wrote it with richard how do you three write the scripts, how does that work? >> we sit here for day he and days, weeks and weeks on end. and we basically make fun of each other for about ten hours a day. >> no matter what age, it's chemistry that keeps viewers coming back for more. >> but the truth is, we are a bit more comfortable with e

he'd charge an airline ticket, new york to vienna, austria, and we were under the rules and regulations as a cia employee, you traveled anywhere out of the country, whether it was for pleasure -- vacation -- you had to get approval from the office of disputer do that. -- of security to do that, and rick had not done that, and of all places, vienna, astoria, the hotbed of spying east and west? so there were little things like that. i have to say, as we were going along, it's probably like a police investigation. if you're looking for a murder suspect, or -- you are trying to eliminate rick as your suspect. every piece of information. you don't want to get the wrong guy. >> what did you determine were his motivations? >> simple greed. it was money. now, money, though, with, again, a little bit of a twist. jean and i are absolutely convictioned if it had not been for rosario, rick never would have committed treason. the material things were not important to him. but in early '85, he was facing a divorce, although he had had not told his current wife that he needed a divorce because he had

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at the united nations, in vienna. >> let's go to thailand now where four people have been killed during fighting between police and antigovernment protestors. the violence began as police tried to clear demonstrators out of an area, but the prime minister has her office. the moment that the historic part became a war zone. antigovernment protestors and police alike scrambled for cover, as round and round of gunfire echoed across the busy intersection. the day began with the police attempting to take over the protests site. bulldozing tents and other structures. >> crowds jeered and taunted the police behind the riot shieldings. >> the police held on until they heard a large explosion. they fired in the direction of the explosion, more gunshots. and then chaos with people running in all directions unsure where the gunfire was coming from. by the end of the day, emergency services reported the number of people injuried and killed had climbed even higher. including one policeman who was killed. >> as the police and government protestors reclaimed this area, and created new barricades as yo