with climate change as the backdrop nutritional expert honey vienna talks food trends for 2020. and there are moves afoot to resuscitate berlin's most famous rave the love parade the original organizer dr mata is on a mission to make it happen. while in the music business people know him as mr red horn that's of course because of his trademark red trombone grande is one of europe's most successful jazz musicians ever and one of its most prolific well he's also at home in virtually any musical genre and collaborate incessantly to continually widen his own horizons and he'll join me in the studio right after this. neil's lundgren's latest is a tranquil combo of original compositions swedish folk music and jazz classics. are on planes whispery voice virtual so styling and trademark crimson trombone are known to jazz fans worldwide in germany he's a bona fide star. lumbering started playing music when he was 6 1st on the drums at 13 he picked up a trombone by 18 he was playing professionally. recorded with a funk and soul legend me c.e.o. parker with joe sample and the crusaders wit

like here at home in vienna the specialty is poking out why a national dish it's usually made with raw marinated fish but can also include tofu or chicken topped with fresh vegetables and spicy dressings. come in order at the counter maybe like the look of bright orange mango or you feel like some crunchy green cucumber lox salmon is always popular salmon and avocado are the best sellers. many customers order takeout these days many people can't afford to take a long lunch break but eat at their desks. right now work determines when we eat what we eat when we can fit it in when it suits us when work allows that. it's what honey looks like calls the snack afic cation trend. another trend is eating art designer tetley's a bag of feels there's a strong visual element to enjoying food so she's created a series of dinnerware that effectively sets. state for every meal. ticket form and we associate darken angular shapes with a bitter all salty taste and ground light forms with a sweet and. so low sugar dessert can actually taste sweeter depending on the dish we serve a 10. pound smoked beat

gilchrist stockton, one of the ara bureau cheese in vienna describes his role in a letter home to his mother -- when i am downhearted, i go out to a kitchen and i see my children eat. i think of them all is mine, every one of the 200,000 underfed little waifs. the u.s. is kind of a surrogate father. it shapes the language and you see it a lot. it's american responsibility to feed and we are taking a fatherly role. the other message for americans was clear, u.s. food would make the world safer and would demonstrate american goodheartedness and wealth to the world. the food aid project to help bolster u.s. governmental claims during and after world war ii. -- after world war i. it was to safeguard democracy. from 1914-19 24, hoover's organization handled the shipping and distribution of more than 33 million metric tons of aid which was valued at more than $5 billion. this is a big operation, as i said multi countries, and the ports that were on the map that dr.kuhn showed give you a sense of the size and logistics of this organization. these organizations did save lives that they also c

this panic farm is that actually in vienna. panics combines vegetable farming with fish production this is a farm for african catfish excretions service fertiliser for the tomato. cucumbers and bell peppers not one drop of water goes to waste. the. fish water comes through the drip or here where it's and rich with nitrogen and the fish extremist. groups go in here it's got enough water oxygen and nutrients to grow strong. business is going strong to the farms own store sells fish and other products but most of the produce goes to the restaurant india and when we think of food production we think of farmers out in the field but we'd also like to have fresh produce close to the city with shorter transport distances many people don't realize just how much can be done right here. one example is vertical farming the lettuce grows higher and higher that saves space and yields bigger harve this smaller area. the concept is not at all new this tower went up in vienna in 1974 the plants are put on a kind of dumb waiter to get more light

after i have had the bay of pigs and vienna? well there was a problem wanting to reestablish, because you also have the south blowing up. black folks struggling to be free. and refusing to be quiet. crow and the brutality of jim crow. has got to figure out something. is, iobby figures out have got to find a way to find the sweet spot. that thing that allows my presidential, for america to be calm, to resume the aura of strength, democracy alsoreedom, while providing something to the civil so that they feel that they are being heard and their needs are being met. be? on earth could there what could i do, offer then that is so vital and essential, but boring? really boring? so that no camera will want to be there, that nothing is going to jump off? you know what he came up with? registering black folks to vote in mississippi. so let's talk about that. [laughter] carol: so this is where you have between disjuncture policymakers and what they think is happening and what is really going on on the ground. if he has spent a minute and

a breach of the vienna convention, a whole range of things. 8,000 people are ordered from their homesnd manila international airport puts all flights on hold after steam and ash erupt from a volcano in the philippines. as australia's prime minister apologises for his handling of the bushfires, there are calls for him to adopt a stronger position on climate change. serena williams wins her first singles title for 3 years after beating jessica pegula in straight sets in the final of the auckland international. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers rob merrick, who's deputy political editor at the independent, and the defence correspondent for the times, lucy fisher — stay with us for that. good evening. the queen and senior royals will meet prince harry at sandringham tomorrow for crucial face—to—face talks over the future roles of the duke and duchess of sussex. it follows harry and meghan‘s decision to step back as senior members of the royal family. it's understood to be the first time prince charles, prince william and prince harry will have met since

[ laughter ] second, these are notes on a ritz-carlton vienna notepad.ry spy movie ever made. they probably have tranquillizer darts in the mini bar. [ laughter ] without looking it up, i can say for certain there's at least one "mission impossible" movie where tom cruise parachutes out of an airplane and crashes through the windows of the ritz-carlton vienna except in this sequel, he crashed through the window in the first five minutes and finds a note that said, "here's our plan and how to stop us. the movie is over now. [ lahter ] then of course there was parnas bombshell interview with rachel maddow where he confirmed all sorts of sorted details including the fact that trump was willing to withhold all aid to ukraine unless they specifically promised to dig up dirt on biden.y deded to pretend it didn't happen like martha mcsally who made a big show of attacking cnn reporter manu raju simply for asking if she thought the new evidence offered by parnas should be included in the trial. >> senator mcsally, should the senate consider new evidence as part

but healthy beds in the austrian food trends researchers checking out the whole new restaurant in vienna. this is the dish that may well be trending in 2020 the poke a bowl is a staple of hawaiian cuisine it's usually made with fish but can also be made with tofu chicken out or vegetables combined with the various dressings. that you can come in and see the counter and then you pick what grabs a mango tempt you with its warm yellow color or a green cucumber salmon is definitely a topic for salmon and avocado are in fact a longstanding favorites. more and more patrons are taking their lunches away to eat at work the day used to be divided into working hours and meal time no more. nowadays our work determines our meal times we eat when we have time or when we feel like it or when our work allows. slow calls this is not the case mealtimes become shorter but more frequent. food report part 2 eating art designer teresa bear guy has created a set of tableware that provides every course with its very own stage. what we see and feel influences what we taste. darker and more angular shapes are as

just before the second world war in 1939, dane stephanie shirley's mother put her on a train in viennaondon, not knowing if they would ever meet again. dame shirley bassey one of thousands of the mostlyjewish, unaccompanied children whose parents sent them to the uk for safety during the rise of the uk for safety during the rise of the nazis in europe. archive: 200 boys and girls wave a greeting to england, land of the free. the children are between the ages of five and 17, the advance guard of the first 5000 jewish and non—aryan child refugees from germany to be provided with a temporary home here while arrangements are made forthem to immigrate... everybody said, aren't you lucky? aren't you lucky? and indeed we were. sometimes, when i've been asked my date of birth, i've said 1939. because to me my life started then. the kindertransport was an amazing rescue mission set up by christian and jewish activists who brought nearly10,000, mainlyjewish, children out of nazi europe. i was five years old and i was one of those children. my family was a sort of secularjewish. we had moved over

just before the second world war, in 1939, dame stephanie shirley‘s mother put her on a train in viennar meet again. she was one of thousands of the mostlyjewish unaccompanied children whose parents sent them to the uk for safety during the rise of the nazis in europe. archive: 200 boys and girls wave a hand to england, land of the free. the children are between the ages of five and 17, the advance guard of the child refugees from germany to be provided with a temporary home here while arrangements are made forthem to immigrate... everybody said, aren‘t you lucky? aren‘t you lucky? and indeed we were. sometimes, when i‘ve been asked my date of birth, i‘ve said 1939. because to me my life started then. the kindertransport was an amazing rescue mission set up by christian and jewish activists who brought nearly 10,000, mainlyjewish, children out of nazi europe. i was five years old and i was one of those children. my family was a sort of secularjewish family. we had moved over quite a bit of europe, starting in dortmund, where my father was a judge and had been fired in 1933 and finished

devin nunes was not in vienna at that time, his passport demonstrates that. >> laura: we covered thatfinish, i have to answer it my way. the second part of it is that i interviewed under oath, mr. shokin is prepared to show he hadn't been in vienna for eight years, never talked to devin nunes and that parnas lied about him. how many times do i have to prove a man is a liar before he isn't featured any longer as the main witness for all you people in the press? the man is a demonstrated liar. i cannot go through every single one of the things he has said, i can assure you as those lies i just demonstrated, he didn't just lie he lied stupidly. >> laura: what is his motivation? >> a stupid lie is when your partner can contradict you. a stupid lie is when there is a tape recording that can contradict you. a stupid lie is when there is a passport that can contradict you. i can't possibly go through all the lies that he told. >> laura: all right rudy, let's move on. >> what is motivation? the motivation not to go to prison, and the same thing from michael cohen. >> laura: that's what i figu

i think you are right, a breach of certainly the vienna convention and a whole range of things.rgent talks between the queen, prince harry and meghan, will be held tomorrow over the royal couple's future. 8,000 people are ordered from their homes and manila international airport puts all flights on hold, after steam and ash erupt from a volcano in the philippines. in australia the terrible toll of the bushfires on the country's rich wildlife and many endangered species. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are rob merrick, who's deputy political editor at the independent, and the defence correspondent for the times, lucy fisher. many of tomorrow's front pages are in and lead on the same story: "heaven help us" is the headline on the metro ahead of the queen's summit with prince harry about the future of the royal family. the daily mail describes it as a "historic crisis summit" and warns there are "formidable obstacles" for harry and megan obstacles" for harry and meghan before they can stand down as senior royals. also fea

he bade justice that is what would be said he just just all my points are for interrupting but the vienna convention on diplomatic relations where does this case stand and without because you you know doesn't protect diplomats from all crimes committed in other countries that this framework. the framework was brought in in the 1960 s. to protect diplomats who were opposed to hotspot countries and to keep them safe for instance if they were killed by a lawless regime it is not intended and that back to vienna convention makes it absolutely clear that if you commit a crime in any country that you stay in your host country and face the consequences and we all know that the u.k. has one of the most mature well developed legal systems in the world that has purchased at its heart this is a link with insane crazy mistake that president trump my copilot have made and it's as simple as that and you've seen the strength of the reaction in the british government today i've not seen i can remember seeing stronger states statements from them and there and i've met some of them this evening they are cl

. >> so the social housing come up excited to see people looking to the vienna model everybody lives in housing as a public good and what we should be thinking about to take into account a long legacy of racial is asian around property and access to housing in this country that maybe we cannot learn from vienna because they don't have that history. >> that's a great question. the first thing i would say is everyone should read - - he has written most effectively of the climate movement and the green new deal and how to open up new pathways around innovative thinking around social housing. i will defer to his expertise. and for the sanders plan and those 10 million units so placing housing and working-class black communities is not the shabby public housing that is good housing means it is available for people in those neighborhoods but also to be attractive to people outside those neighborhoods. so that is different from building in the good neighborhoods now where african-americans are expected to uproot and leave. so now we know the majority of black people in the suburbs 60 percen

i think you are right, a breach of certainly the vienna convention and a whole range of things.'ve got a decision to make and the point we are making, the foreign secretary has said just this morning, is we want to see things de—escalate. we want to see iran come back into the international fold and play their part but they are at a crossroads. officials here at the foreign office have been mounting a robust defence of their ambassador. but they are equally keen to ensure this incident doesn't further damage uk iran relations. particularly when their overarching strategy is to de—escalate tensions, rather than inflame them. those tensions have been high after the us assassinated a top iranian general. iran retaliated against us bases in iraq and the ukrainian airliner was shot down by an iranian missile. the prime minister at a state funeral in oman, joined his french and german counterparts in seeking to reassure iran that they were still committed to the deal curbing its nuclear programme. but the country's supreme leader, seen here today, was again defined. calling for more c

i think you are right, a breach certainly of the vienna convention and a whole range of things.rgent talks between the queen and prince harry and meghan will be held tomorrow over the royal couple's future. 8,000 people are ordered from their homes and manila international airport puts all flights on hold after steam and ash erupt from a volcano in the philippines. in australia the terrible toll of the bushfires on the country's rich wildlife and many endangered species. serena williams wins her first singles title for three years after beating jessica pegula in straight sets in the final of the auckland international. and at half past eight: transporting you to outer space in northern spain in the travel show. good evening and welcome to bbc news. good evening and welcome to bbc news. britain's ambassador to iran has been summoned by the country's foreign ministry, and accused of attending an illegal anti—government demonstration. rob macaire was arrested yesterday in the capital tehran and detained for three hours in apparent violation of his right to diplomatic immunity. mr m

he doesn't mind the solitude in vienna o'higgins. i grew up remote far away. i don't like living in a city or even a village i like to live out and so this gives me a great feeling of i'm the only guy here and i like it. didn't get special assignments he does serve a flights for nasa and in 2015 he was polishing the plane with the team of scientists who discovered the beached whales in come out. we flew out here to this area and explored here and we saw a number of dead whales a few along here not so many and then all of a sudden when we came in this area there were maybe 35 whales here 40 there. scattered along some in this channel alone there are 100 whales. vince goes through the checklist a 2nd time before he takes off that i think we'll hear get. real he could. be a he can fly as at the gateway to the southern patagonian i spilled the campo to hilo so it's the barrier that stopped the further expansion of the can't attend. for pilots these are tricky skies to navigate. you have to visualize. what the with certain doing around each either going around or g

changed in november 2019 when austrian president alexander found a bell and received the dictator in vienna but the recent occupations that look ordered the liquidation of his adversaries may well strain any reproach me with the west. a great deal about the death squads activities remains unknown even after. statements he claims to have simply passed on the. the commander colonel from the interior ministry did the shooting. has something to say to the victim's family. to express my sincere regret that i participated in their murder. i apologize to you. i can point out the grave sites on the mound. everything else depends on you and our battle russi and justice system. and. these words of remorse may come as a shock to some family members. on the hook to kill can i accept. their lives. he wasn't what i thought they'd chosen people for the liquidation who didn't have any families in bell or reuss. so they could eliminate them afterwards as well. just being daughter to the gloomy out i'm surprised that a witness has turned up who speaks openly about it. up close. it took. some time to find wor

he's currently under house arrest in vienna.rosecutors in the firtash case have called him an upper echelon associate of russian organized crime. the reason i say this got a little less mysterious today is in my interview with lev parnas this afternoon in new york city he spelled out basically what this oligarch, dmitry firtash, was doing in the middle of this impeachment scandal with rudy giuliani and the fox news-friendly attorneys victoria toensing and joe digenova and how it all ultimately brings us to the desk of the attorney general of the united states william barr. >> so at some point we had a meeting at our -- in our blt office on the second floor. >> at the trump hotel. >> at the trump hotel. and at that meeting with rudy and victoria and joe john brought up saying he had some incredible information from the firtash camp, which later we found out it was i think lanny davis gave it to him. but that it basically would show that andrew weissman was doing some illegal stuff and offering some deal and that could blow up thi

he's currently under house arrest in vienna. prosecutors in the firtash case have called him an upper echelon associate of russian organized crime. the reason i say this got a little less mysterious today is in my interview with lev parnas this afternoon in new york city he spelled out basically what this oligarch, dmtsry firtash, was doing in the middle of this impeachment scandal with rudy giuliani and the fox news-friendly attorneys victoria toensing and joe digenova and how it ultimately brings us to the desk of the attorney general of the united states william barr. >> so at some point we had a meeting at our -- in our blt office on the second floor. >> at the trump hotel. >> at the trump hotel. and at that meeting with rudy and victoria and joe john brought up saying he had some incredible information from the firtash camp, which later we found out it was i think lanny davis gave it to him. but that it basically would show that andrew weissman was doing some illegal stuff and offering some deal and that could blow up this

joining us there from vienna appreciate you sharing your thoughts with us.now after delays extensions and uncertainty u.k. looks set to leave the e.u. at the end of the month but prime minister barak's johnson still faces a number of challenges particularly when it comes to the u.k.'s future relationship with here opinion reports. as restoration work goes on to the outside of britain's houses of parliament a comprehensive renewal has taken place inside boris johnson's landslide election victory means legislation for the u.k.'s long awaited withdrawal from the european union is well on its way to being approved that leaves ratification by the e.u. parliament to allow brics it to happen at the end of january with a transition period to follow meaning little change on the ground until at least the end of next year for governments in and after years of tough often acrimonious negotiations it is possible that 2020 will see britain's exit from the european union become law but don't expect that to be the end of the brig's it train through here in brussels due. to

vienna washington. paris dressed in london are just some of the city's holding celebrations. and another italian celebrates his 100th birthday oscar winning director federico fellini. he's. time town of rimini has already transformed it's the start city center into an open and museum. the main event takes place on his actual birthday the 20th of january but some things films will be shown all year round. another star who has an oscar in that trophy cabinet is helen mirren she received the coveted cademy award for her portrayal of queen elizabeth in the queen. this year she will have to make some room for yet another trophy from simply not the golden honorary bay in recognition of her life's work. the british actress of russian descent reaches another milestone in 2020 celebrating her 75th birthday at the end of july. still lindemann released his 2nd solo album in 2019 but the general cut isn't slowing down in 2020. people rica mentees ramstein lead singer judy's for a tour starting in may. the band's live show is like a wagner opera with fireworks and a lot of fun for those w