i spent last week in vienna at the i.e.e.a. nuclear conference on security along with 2000 of my closest international friends. it was the single largest conference of its type the i.a.e.a. has ever held. note -- none of their other conferences even come close. that to me says a lot about what all of us started 25 years ago. that focus on the importance of controlling nuclear material, of physical detection of material controls, and counting and all of the disciplines -- human broad building programs, security culture, radiological security. we spent a week, and many of you were there. we spent a week steeped in discussion. over 50 ministers participated , and many of them were engaged in an interactive exercise. to talk about how we deal in a practical sense with these issues. that is enormous. we started with two countries, the united states and russia and the other former republics, but it has now graduated into a global issue which we may have seen somewhere back in the past. but we could not have conceived of where this wo

draw a line up, so a vertical line up from vienna, and draw a horizontal line from the right to vienna. what you have done is isolated the northeast quadrant of the european continent. 90% of the victims of the holocaust died there. three quarters of the victims of the holocaust came from there. now, think about what that means. this in the first place is a reinforcement of what i said to you before about europe was not combed from west to east and this is where the visions and presence of the jews in presence of the fighting and absence of sympathy where the cause of the carnage. it's important to notice for most of the were the only place where the united states had planes that could bomb these sites was great britain, over there in the upper left. great-- a plane could not reach from great britain to the auschwitz camp which is almost the western most. a little further west, but try force almost the west most and a plane could not go from great britain to auschwitz and returned on a single tank of gas without crashing. now, what this means is that until 1944, until we had fought our

is the vienna is biased and fox is owed to the right. and then to interfere with our relations.he but russia had nothing to dodo with the outcome. phyllis democrats talking about everybody. what about the hard-workingth american people? and to tell us what to do but obamacare is a good and the bad then the ugly. then you get the coverage. >> is that perfect representation just in those policies with that middle ground to be tapped into that but it is important but the issue of over the year spectrum is a makes it different. by this format in these are all available. the market will work out all of last. >> that crosses the of windtinga of what is in the news. so let's remember but that you have to be delusional and you could not prove the case so there it is ofna special case with the three national networks alike local media allies want to preserve as much of that as we can like the regional networks bendy motor ship because there is more resources but the national network news. >> host: republican caller good morning. >> caller: good m

we're single tracking between vienna and west falls because of a problem. westbound 70 at 144, an update to this, crash is now on the left shoulder so you don't have to worry about that one any more. this is a fatal crash in fairfax county. justin finch will be on the scene here in just a couple of minutes. northbound 28 at compton road. the left lane is the only thing getting by that crash investigation. beltway, overall looking pretty good. inner loop and outer loop. see you back here in a few. >>> i said, alexa, can you please order a doll house and some cookies. >> and guess what? alexa complied. this 6-year-old had a pretty expensive appetite. the little girl's order that got her in trouble and the problem that wasn't limited ther houseo . this is the food system. but what if it didn't have to be? at blue apron, we're building a better food system. where we value quality and flavor over quantity and shelf-life. to make farms healthier, grow higher quality ingredients, and deliver them in-season, ripe and ready to cook. because food is better when you s

here is a live look at the vienna metro station which opened about a half hour ago. >>> and check out this scene in d.c. where this is one of many road blocked areas this morning where d.c. police and other agencies are set up to stop traffic. >> we have extensive team coverage for you this morning on air and online. these are all our reporters working to get you up to date on everything you need to know. >> we have our team fanned out across the area. capitol hill, lafayette we have to start with the latest on weather and traffic because both of those things could have a big impact on this inauguration day. >> chuck bell is still off, but sheena parveen and melissa mollet have you covered. we want to get you started with sheena. >> we have rain moving in. it's mott here yet, but as many people head out to the inauguration events today, we will see rain falling right around noon. here is a look at the radar off to our west. it's moving in this direction. that's the main area of rain that we're talking about. so currently we're drive, but what you saw to our west, that will be here in

vienna, 0. budapest at minus 3. it stays warm out towards the west. madrid getting up to 15 degrees here. also want to mention dry but warm weather in the southern areas of the u.s. today. l.a. with a high of 23. houston getting up to 23 as well. we have a clipper coming in across the great lakes. that will bring scattered snowfall from chicago to new york. watch out if you're driving. all right. here is your extended outlook. >>> that's all for this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thank you very much for staying with us. michelle: hello, and welcome to the first "focus on europe" for the new year. i'm michelle henery. unfortunately, here in europe, 2017 begins much as the last year ended, blighted by acts of terror. many of the attackers are young men, some who were impressionable and vulnerable to being radicalized. in germany, a group called the salafists which adheres to a strict, traditional interpretation of the koran, were known for distributing the islamic religious text in pedestrian areas. they said they wanted t

vienna wallace said this year could be the change. >> there is a president that agrees with us, a presidentthat promised to sign legislation to uphold divinity of morns and the unborn infants -- mothers and the unborn infants. cheryl: the pro-abortion group is ready to fight for women's rights. >> it's an economic and private and personal decision that we believe is inherently part of their freedom. cheryl: the mission for so many here to overturn the supreme court ruling that legalized abortion and send states. >> what it dhat abortion could e in the country as president donald trump gets set to name his pick for the supreme court. we are live at the national mall, cheryl conner, abc7 news. maureen: former president george h.w. bush is expected to leave the hospital any day now. his spokesperson says the 92-year-old will go home by monday at the latest. although possibly this weekend. president bush has been recovering from pneumonia. doctors say he has a lingering cough but his lungs are clearing up. former first lady barbara bush was released on monday after being treated for bronchitis.

vienna getting up to 4 on friday. here's the extended outlook. >>> we'd like to make a correction. in the china car sells we said it would shrink by 5%. they are predicting 5% growth. we apologize for that. that wraps up this edition of nhk "newsline." thanks for joining us. rita aspinwall: on this edition of "native report," we attend a unique fashion show displaying the beautiful creations of delina white and her daughters. ernie stevens: learn about the mdewakanton washington life program, whose purpose is to create greater awareness, availability, and knowledge in cpr and automatic external defibrilators. and we meet the very talented multimedia artist jonathan thunder, and learn about the personal themes that influence his art. you'll also learn about what we can do to lead healthier lives, and hear from our elders on this "native report." narrator: production of "native report" is made possible by grants from the shakopee mdewakanton sioux community, the blandin foundation, and the duluth superior area community foundation. [music playing]

minus 4 in vienna, 1 in berlin with a chance for snowfall and mild across the west like madrid, 16 degrees for your high on wednesday. very heavy snow is falling across more th acroross northern areas o of ja. the snowfall depth has reached 2.2 meters in parts of the region. now the coldest air of the season is blanketed in much of the north. and the cold air will ten to move down coverering most of th countrtry by your thursday. we'll see temperatures dropping for the next several days and also heavy snow will likely continue across the north and west. we could see up to 70 centimeters of snowfall for the hoe ckcue recue region. and there will be extremely hazardous driving conditions. tokyo will see minus 2 degrees on your sunday morning. so do bundle up. sapporo will see snowfall persisting into your sunday. and let's go to california. we're looking at quite heavy rain for the coast and also heavy snowfall in higher elevations. let's go to some video from truckee. california continues to deal with the power of nature's fury in the northern portion of the state tuesday. heavy snow and ic

so looking or for the possibility of maybe some snow into places like vienna as we go forward in time with a low pressure system moving toward the east there. back toward the west we're lookoking at s slightly warmer conditions, maybe dealing with rain as we go throughout the day tuesday. paris at 11. 14 in less done with some showers. into rome we're looking at a chance of rain, a high of 13 degrees as we go throughout tuesday. as you look at the forecast for north america, a little bit different story. we're talking more about the wintry precipitation, the snowfall. what's happening is a low pressure system dropped out of places like winnipeg and moved down toward the great lakes. now, because of the system we've already had some problems in the ohio river valley and we're looking at more snowfall to take place as we go through the day on tuesday. so be on the lookout for this as it moves toward the east. even the new elandnd states s m bebe dealing with some snoall. a a lot of it is possible as we. and then the possibility of maybe seeing some of t that lake-effect snow may also co

.>>> chief meteorologist pollyanna is tracking -- paul vienna has more.>> the north bay mountains have been exacerbated the most. napa county sonoma county, title loma north to santa rosa, said alana -- st. helena, inverness all getting steady rainfall. san ramon walnut creek and lafayette getting steady rainfall. all of this ahead of the storm that will be here tomorrow evening causing another flash flood watch. we also have the king tides, there's a coastal flood advisory. it will also be windy with high winds in the high elevations. added up, it's a smaller version than what we had on the weekend with another storm tomorrow. we will talk about timing and which our will be the wettest coming up. >>> in santa cruz county despite all the rain there is an emergency water shortage. betty? >> reporter: that's right liska all the rainwater we got that went into rivers and streams, that water is not treatable, the kind that is close to a pipeline that goes through the redwood park. the rain saturated ground so much it ruptured pipelines across the shortage. one of the city's majors pipeline

beijing after 11 rehearsals they offered me, you would not have confused this orchestra with the vienna philharmonic but you would have thought maybe it was an austrian orchestra, so i believe maller has his own language and that is what i learned over the years more than anything else. how do we get that language expressed but at the end of the day, you know, you bring your own life to this music. the music is so emotional and i don't think you can get a great performance if you simply follow all these endless de-- details. you must bring yourself to it and although i'm often credited with coming the closest to following what is in the score, i should, i probably know it better than anyone else, which is not bragging. i spent 20 years studying one score. i still feel at the end of the day i conduct a very idiosyncratic performance as people will hear moneyed night. >> markets go up, markets go down. i think there is too much emphasis on the scandals as driving the market down. there are other factors including the terrorist, potential terrorist attack, the fact that the economy doesn't

. >> it was over at vienna this morning and it was >> reporter: it was a long wait, but volunteers for say morale didn't drop. >> you can hear them now. [ cheers and applause ] [ screaming ] the only thing i have been to that compares to this is president obama's 2009 inauguration. i was here at union station on that day, too. >> reporter: as for the lines at shady grove, linda substantial linda sandoval says it is a good thing. >> it makes me hopeful. we are not all about hate or being separate. it is all together. >> reporter: in the district, evan, wusa9. >>> we have a little rain out there coming the next coming day. you don't let anything keep you sidelined. that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. ensure. always be you. new year, time to get rid of stuff. simplify, declutter, unplug, purge, or even quit cold turkey. i raise turkeys without growth-promoting antibiotics, you're so cold, come in! what's wrong? it's dry... your scalp? mine gets dry in the winter too. try head and shoulders' dry scalp

problem free vienna and chevy chase and let's look live as you head to 66 through falls church and traffic is cruising along and you can see in both directions by spout run not seeing dense fog here. things seem to be elevated and traffic is moving okay and like we said, dense patches throughout the dmv. as we forward cameras a look 270 southbound side volume increasing by middle brook and the good news we're still cruising 7 0 all the away down to the spur without any major delays nobody quiet through deep creek. liingz i said get an early start and take it slow and watch for visibility issues and new reported delays. any questions erin fox5dc on quitter back to you wisdom and maureen. >> a shake yum on "fox" news at megyn kelly plans to lever the network. >> and here's a liver look outside across the region. the time now, 4:36 and temperature 39 degrees. it's foggy. get ready to deal with the fog when you come outside this morning. back in a moment >> 4:38 is the time let's look at stories they're looking at on social media. >> holly morris and the realtime news trackerer. >> good mornin

those of you in warsaw, moscow, kiev, vienna as we go through wednesday, looking at the possibility of snowfall as we go through the day. meanwhile down toward australia, we have a tropical low tt isis brushing throuou the nororern portions of western australia. it's bringing a lot of rainfall. some places saw more than 200 millimeters of rain over a 24-hour period. this low is a very s slow mover which means plenty of that moisture conontinueses to remam over the area which means more of that heavy rainfall expected. look out for flooding concerns as we go through the rest of this week. wrapping things up with a look at east asia, we are seeing high pressure controlling the weather for the northeastern portions of china. it is creating a calmer air pattern and that's leading to some air pollution concerns. some levels are extremely high into places like beijing, also chongqing looking at that concern. hazy conditions are something we'll be watching out for as we go through the rest of the week into the weekend. beijing may even see some snow as we go into saturday. hope you have a goo

having lost the australian vienna french open finals, andy murray was again the flag bearer for britishlone. the brodie on the other side of the net, and the all british vat and the round one, the signs are encouraging is the result was. and it is a welcome back to this fw 19th for andy murray, straight sets. for murray there would be tougher times ahead, not in round two. for a moment, it looked like he was in trouble, but it was only a moment. a tour de force from andy murray. john millman, flawed in straight sets, murray, through to but something far less familiar was happening on court one. there will be no novak djokovic in week two at wimbledon. there was now a chance for andy murray. all he had to do was take it. against nick kyrgios that is exactly what he did. ruthless, clinical, and he is a quarterfinalist yet again. but if he was making things look simple, the quarterfinal, againstjo wilfred tsonga, was anything there. thomas berdych in the semifinal proved little obstacle. andy murray in straight sets, a demolitionjob, really. that is sunday afternoon taking care of. the men