you know souvenir of the snow was actually invented accidentally over 120 years ago in vienna. parts we begin with the acapella group just 6 based in johannesburg who've been wowing audiences with their distinctive harmonies for 10 years now at the moment like so many musicians the world over they are unable to give live performances but seeing in close harmony isn't easy and requires a lot of practice that's why they still try to get together to when they can. find a carter is a singer in the acapella group just 6 he's on his way to the 1st meetup this year the guys just want to keep in touch. through the winter season. their push on the show create music close to 90 music is going to keep the seat you know. in the past 5 years or so i've spent a lot of time together so we've pretty much become like brothers so when we are separated from each other for a long time you kind of feel before you. ringback did. the on some will have planned to celebrate its 10th anniversary with concerts abroad but covert 19 put a stop to that. 2 of the singers were not able to attend the rehearsal

they were invented in vienna in the 1900's.he inventor's family is still making them by the same method he devised 125 years ago. ♪ >> you should not shake a snow globe. instead, you turn it on its head, wait until the snow settles. you turn it back over, and it snows. reporter: he knows all the secrets about snow globes. his grandfather conducted his initial experiments at this workshop in vienna. he was a mechanic of surgical instruments and an inventor. using a glass bowl filled with water, he was planning on enhancing operating room lighting. >> more than 120 years ago, my grandfather invented the snow globe by chance. he found semolina and put it in the bowl of water. it soaked the water and floated to the bottom of the bowl slowly. he thought, it looks like it is snowing. that is how the idea was born for the snow globe. reporter: his grandfather found a miniature version of the basilica, an austrian pilgrimage site. he painted a pedestal with shoe polish and set it in. he applied for a patent on the world's first snow gl

brent: getting tested for covid-19 on the streets of vienna.ny reporter is calling for you and sanctions against sri lanka's former top general for war crimes during the civil war. from most three decades, fought for an independent state for the ethnic minority. more than 100,000 people were killed. thousands more disappeared. >> this is the number of days these mothers have been protesting. for four years, they have stood on the side of the road in the north of sri lanka. the women want to know where their children and husbands are. they have been missing since the end of the civil war in 2009. this woman has also been here every day for four years. she has been looking for her daughter. >> we need each other. my suffering is also felt by these other mothers peered because of that, i keep on fighting only from our child but for all the children and husbands who went missing. we have to find out what happened to our children. all these mothers believe their children and loved ones who will return. they cannot lose their hope. a 32-year-old says

and that you know souvenir the snow was actually invented accidentally over 120 years ago in vienna. parts we begin with the acapella group just 6 based in johannesburg who've been wiring audiences with their distinctive harmonies for 10 years now at the moment like so many musicians the world over they are unable to give live performances but seeing in close harmony isn't easy and requires a lot of practice that's why they still try to get together to rehearse when they can. find a carter as a singer in the acapella group just 6 he's on his way to the 1st meetup this year the guys just want to keep in touch. through the winter season. their push on the show is crazy music 90 music is going to keep the seat you know to. be in the past 5 years or so have spent a lot of time together so we pretty much become like brothers and so when we are separated from each other for a long time you kind of feel before you. ringback did. the on some bill had planned to celebrate its 10th anniversary with concerts abroad but kovac 19 put a stop to that. 2 of the singers were not able to attend the re

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this is the spy that came from vienna.his man was the resident of the iranian secret service at the embassy in vienna for years. he had been working throughout europe, all over the place. italy, the czech repubc, germany, france, traveling constantly. in that sense, abusing his diplomatic status. what he did was he imported a handy package of explosives on a regular flight from tehran to vienna. then travel to luxembourg, handed the package complete with the explosive, designator and everything you need to make a bomb to a iranian belgian couple who were on their way to go to paris and blow up or at least cause big damage during and at this big meeting of the iranian opposition organization that ets every year. there were international guests. for instance, the former lawyer of dald trump, rudy giuliani, many members of parliament from european countries. this was a big event. the political fallout would have been tremendous. luckily for everybody involved, the israeli secret service who has an eye on everything iranian th

like this snow globe for the obama family i think you gift given by a resident of vienna on a visit to the white house the company presently starts more than 315. and that's been my world for over 14 years. causing room only snow. and it was also snowing in the german capital when hosted by munich in the bundesliga by an weren't fazed by the elements winning one nil to go 10 points clear of the top of the table the bavarians had hoped to make short work of the capital club before jetting off to qatar for the club world cup but heard one not prepared to just roll over. lin versus brian a match up well worth watching is half a typically up their game against the record champions for recently rehired coach paul dot i it was a 1st home game back at the helm and his side put in another strong effort by and did win the penalty in the 11 minutes which saw robert levin dusky step up he scored all goals in this season's previous 43 victory over how to this time he was to 95 when a young shine back between the posts under the new coach and repaying the faith. however he could not prevent by in s

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funny char reporting there from vienna now it's more headlines from around the world a court in malta has handed a 15 year jail sentence to a man who pleaded guilty to murdering investigative journalist daphne cutter one of the lead cia she had been working to expose corruption among political and business elite when she was killed in a car bomb attack in 20173 other defendants are still awaiting trial. iran has officially started limiting international inspections of its nuclear facilities it will no longer share video footage of the sites with the u.n. nuclear watchdog and it will also restrict in person inspections of the facilities tehran is calling for the united states to lift economic sanctions imposed by former president trump. authorities in ecuador say over 60 inmates have died in riots and 3 prisons the military was deployed to help police quil quell the uprisings which authorities blame on criminal organizations jails in ecuador are severely overcrowded and often see violence between rival gangs. and thousands of anti-government protesters have rallied in the georgian capi

get tested the sooner the economy will be able to get back and to reopen that was funny for char in vienna gulfstar tiger woods has undergone surgery for multiple leg injury has after being involved in a car accident in the u.s. city of los angeles woods had to be pulled from his s.u.v. which sustained major damage after brawling over it's the latest setback for the 45 year old to sporting talents have often been eclipsed by his personal struggles. tiger woods turned professional in 1996 into golf by storm considered the greatest golfer of his generation tiger spent more weeks ranked as the world's number one than anyone else and he's the only pro to win all 4 major and both idols in a row from the u.s. open to the masters title in 2001 with 14 major championship titles tiger redefined the sport but a series of injuries and personal issues de railed his career. i was unfaithful i had affairs i cheated. goods made a comeback in 2019 and won the masters for the 5th time today aged 45 he needs to win 3 more majors to become joint leader only all time list. could this car accident bring his ca

the background is straight out of john the curry i mean this is the spy that came from vienna this man he was the resident off the iranian secret service at the embassy in vienna for years and he had been working throughout europe all over the place italy the czech republic germany france wherever and traveling constantly and in that sense sort of abusing his diplomatic status and what he did was he imported a handy little package off explosives on a regular flight from tehran to vienna then traveled to luxembourg can get this little package complete was the explosive it was detonator and everything you need to make a bomb. iranian belgian couple who then we're on their way to go to paris and blow up or at least cause big damage. during and at this big meeting of the iranian opposition organization that meets every year there and there were international guests for instance the former. lawyer often done a trump rudy giuliani many members of parliament from european countries so this was a big event and of political fallout would have been tremendous you know luckily for everybody invol

the background is straight out of john le carre i mean this is the spy that came from vienna this man a study he was the resident off the iranian secret service at the embassy in vienna for years and he had been working throughout europe all over the place italy the czech republic germany france wherever and traveling constantly and in that sense sort of abusing his diplomatic status and what he did was he imported a handy little package off explosives on a regular flight from tehran to vienna then traveled to luxembourg can get this little package complete was the explosive was debts nature and everything you need to make a bomb. iranian belgian couple who then we're on their way to go to paris and blow up or at least cause big damage. during and at this big meeting of the iranian opposition organization that meets every year there and there were international guests for instance the former. lawyer often done a trump rudy giuliani many members of parliament from european countries so this was a big event and the political fallout would have been tremendous you know luckily for everyb

like this snow globe for the obama family i think you gift given by a resident of vienna on a visit to the white house the company presently starts more than 350 motifs. remember and you guys in a beautiful perfect world and that's been my world for over 40 years. and cozy world where it always sounds. oscar winning actor christopher plummer has died at the age of 91 born in canada christopher plummer had a prolific career spanning 7 decades but he's probably best known for but frank captain from trap in 1960 five's the sound of music enjoyed a late career in a sense of the age of 82 he became the oldest academy award winner in history taking the oscar for best supporting actor for his role in the 2012th film begins. as if you're up to date i'll have more world news at the top offbeat out i'll be back in just a moment to take you through the day. of a good day. of climate change. some in the city. what do you use today for their future. deja dot com african american city. could turn. children to continents. one giant problem and we knew you were in no need to see. anything legal. gun f

bethany bell, bbc news, vienna.low at the hudson institute. he says iran has never allowed iaea officials to make snap inspections, even when the us was still in the 2015 nucler deal. thejcpoa called for these snap inspections and even when the us was in thejcpoa, iran refused to allow iaea inspectors access to sites — both declared sites and undeclared sites. they continue to deny, to delay and to stop the inspectors from going in. and under the trump administration, when they provided intelligence to the iaea, that's when you heard the iaea say, "listen, we're not gonna be your political tool to go into iran because you say there is intelligence" so unfortunately, the iaea under the trump administration did politicise things because, again, the trump administration took some very aggressive positions towards iran to include walking out of the iran deal. they did walk out of the deal in 2018. will president biden walked back in? well, not without preconditions. democrat senators here in washington, dc don't simply

s funny for char reports tonight from vienna where rapid antigen tests are freely available and even compulsory for students the opera house is one of vienna's landmarks but unfortunately for the own going pandemic the locals are no longer coming here to enjoy a performance what they want is a rapid and teaching test and this is the example of the spruce over there which by the way used to be a traditional viennese food stand. i need to get tested to. thank you very much well needless to say this was very uncomfortable but very quick to within minutes i will have my result this cost me sooty 9 euros but there are hundreds of pharmacy and all 3 are tested for free but there you will need to wait a bit longer for the results and there are a lot of people here who are willing to get tested to get the squeak and tests done in order to go to the hairdresser or to go to school because there are schools here in austria it's required twice a week to present such a test a negative called the test result of course to be able to participate at school currently $1000000.00 tests are carried out

bethany bell, bbc news, vienna.win the milan derby as the move four points clear at the top of italy's serie a. prince charles has chosen his bride. the prince proposed to lady diana spencer three weeks ago. she accepted, she says, without hesitation. as revolutions go, this had its fair share of bullets. a climax in the night outside the gates of mr marcos�* sanctuary malaca nang — the name itself symbolising one of the cruellest regimes of modern asia. the world's first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. scientists in scotland have produced a sheep called dolly using a cell from another sheep. warren beatty and faye dunaway announced to the world - that the winner of best film was la la land. . the only trouble was it wasn't. the mistake was only put right in the middle of gushing - speeches by the team - behind the modern musical. not for 20 years have locusts been seen in such numbers in this part of africa. some of the swarms have been ten miles long. this is the last time the public will see this pope

bethany bell, bbc news, vienna.t is a former us intelligence officer and a senior fellow at the hudson institute. he joins us from washington. thank you so much. the iaea describes this as a temporary technical understanding. how do you read it? thank you for having me- _ you read it? thank you for having me. i— you read it? thank you for having me. i think, - you read it? thank you for having me. i think, well. you read it? thank you for. having me. i think, well what having me. ithink, well what we know is thejcpoa called for this —— these snap inspections and even when the us was in the jcpoa, iran refused to allow iaea inspectors access to sites, both declared and undeclared sites, and they continue to deny, to delay and to stop the inspectors from going in. underthe trump administration, we were provided intelligence that the iaea, that is what you heard, listen, we will not be your political tool to go into iran because you say there is intelligence, so unfortunately the iaea, under the trump administration, p

bethany bell, bbc news, vienna.f the washington—based quincy institute. he says the deal with the un nuclear watchdog is an important step. this is important because if this hadn't been done by tuesday, the iranians would have further reduced some of their obligations and that would have created more of a problem in making sure that the united states came back into compliance with the agreement. it is important to keep in mind that the united states is outside of the deal and the mandate to lift sanctions is in order for the us to be in compliance with the deal. the us cannot have those sanctions on iran if it is part of the deal because the deal lifted those sanctions. so what the iea has done is give more time for diplomacy to be resolved and this is absolutely resolvable, itjust has to happen behind the scenes rather than through public statements that unfortunately tends to just push the two sides further away from each other. so both sides owe a lot to the iea right now to make sure more time is given for diplo

i told him when you're in vienna we can go for a coffee or a beer. >> that was a big donation for you? >> very big. and after one year and a few months he committed this terrorist attack. >> he didn't tell you he was going to carry this out? >> no, of course not. if he would have told me that, i would have of course reported him to the police immediately. >> but martin's connections to the gunman in christchurch run deeper than donations. the shooter published a document online before he began his attack. it's called "the great replacement." it's the same slogan that generation identity has made its battle cry. it's also the exact same language used by keith, the white nationalist from las vegas. >> i just want to come here and volunteer and participate in putting up some kind of resistance to the great replacement. >> so i wanted to find out more about this idea. i tracked down the man who came up with the conspiracy theory of "the great replacement." he's a reclusive french academic. what a place. his main argument is that traditional white culture

souvenir the snow was actually invented accidentally over 120 years ago in vienna. 6 parts we begin with the acapella group just 6 based in johannesburg who've been wowing audiences with their distinctive harmonies for 10 years now at the moment like so many musicians the world over they are unable to give live performances but seeing in close harmony isn't easy and requires a lot of practice that's why they still try and get together to rehearse when they can. find a carter as a singer in the capella group just 6 he's on his way to the 1st meet up this year the guy is just want to keep in touch. when it's a season. i did push on. crazy music. music is going to keep the seat you know. in the past 5 years or so have spent a lot of time to give us and we pretty much become like brothers so when we are separated from each other for a long time you kind of feel before you. own some will have planned to celebrate its 10th anniversary with concerts abroad but covert going to put a stop to that. 2 of the singers were not able to attend the rehearsal jute to travel restrictions the hardest part

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in 2908 dead while on display in vienna several portraits were vandalized the incident made headlines around the world the shops i'm gonna matar the gun i just couldn't bear it or those pictures destroyed the swastikas out of their faces that was really tough it tore me out by the embargo survivors cooled me and of course they are appalled by what happened about the force of what they said luigi what young don't give up we didn't leave the boy . beyond us all an issue must. measure for we are about to meet another wonderful person i don't know much about anybody. already there if you like. i don't know how to. battle. my parents were picked up and sent to auschwitz. he said i lost 17 family members in paris alone and poland all of them killed asis . shouldn't i fled from a detention center with my sister because my mother wanted us to escape us. may have a vertical says shop she said and i didn't want to leave her i was scared oh so she slapped match my mother slapped me. it was the 1st slap of my life and i later realized the slap saved me was. i left through the fire exit. the polic

as the temporary solution after arriving back in vienna from teheran where he met with top iranian officials earlier in the day. israel has begun easing coronavirus restrictions with the reopening of many shops and services the move comes after the government said almost a 3rd of israel's population has now been vaccinated against covert 19 but many services will only be available to people with a so-called a green pass that proves they have been vaccinated. germany is marking 1700 years of jewish life and culture in the country with a year of anniversary events german president from foster steinmeyer is the patron of the events which focus on the diversity of jewish life in germany's past and present. is g.w. news coming to you from berlin you can follow us on twitter and instagram at g.w. news or you can visit our website to day dot com. all. i am in the southwest of germany in spite. of a city of 50000 inhabitants was located on the rhine and especially known for this building. spire cathedral the city's main landmark 1000 years old and in this whole world heritage site. christianity has

the capitol cities of vienna, bought da pest and brussels all saw lockdown measures on sunday. more on that, want to bring in cnn's melissa bell joining us live from paris. as the e.u. struggles to get vaccine supplies distributed across the continent, it has to deal with pro tests. what is the latest? >> reporter: that's right. the protests that we saw on sunday and so many parts of europe have in common is they were essentially banned by authorities. yet people turned up, arrests were made, and it is a measure of the anger that there is in so many parts of the european union now with the length and cost of the restrictions that remain in place. protesters versus police. demonstrators filled the streets of some european cities on sunday to vent their anger over coronavirus lockdowns they say have gone on too long. in brussels riot police carrying batons and shields detained at least 200 people for gathering at what officials deemed an unauthorized assembly. protesters say restrictions like a nighttime curfew and a ban on nonessential travel in and out of the country are more d

like this snow globe for the obama family i think you gift given by a resident of vienna on a visit to the white house the company presently stocks more than 315. consider you to affect world and that's been my world for a full to music you. seem cozy world where it only sounds. awesome showbiz news now in a big loss for fans of the screen and stage oscar winning actor christopher plummer has died at the age of 91. the canadian born plumber was best known for trying captain gaoled von trapp and 1960 five's the sound of music in a career spanning more than 7 decades enjoyed a light career in a sense of the age of 82 he became the oldest academy award winner in history taking home the oscar for best supporting actor for his role in the 2012 film begins. you're watching data live some of them coming up next to you every 3 quarters siri states you said that we'll have more headlines for you at the top of the hour until then you can get all the latest news and information on our website that's state of the dot com i'm rebecca made his investment from a in the same thanks watched the for. st

vienna, buddha pest, brussels all saw protests over lockdown measures on sunday. more on that. want to bring in cnn's melissa bell. she joins us live from paris. good to see you, melissa. what were you learning about these protests across europe over the covid restrictions, particularly as they come, these hopes of the vaccine's arriving. >> reporter: hope of the vaccines arriving, for the time being in europe such a shortage that the vaccine campaigns have had to grind to a halt. that anger that you saw in the streets of so many european cities a reflection of the factor it's been a year. the first lockdown came at the very end of a year ago in italy. who would have imagined a year on the restrictions in place, the lockdowns in many part would have taken such a toll on the livelihoods of so many across the european union. protesters versus police. demonstrators filled the streets of some european cities on sunday to vent their anger over coronavirus lockdowns they say have gone on too long. in brussels riot police carrying batons and shields detained 200 people gathering at wh

for students the opera house is one of vienna's landmarks but unfortunately for the own going down the locals are no longer coming here to enjoy a performance what they want is a rapid and teaching test and this is the example of the spruce over there which by the way used to be a traditional viennese food stand. i need to get tested to. thank you very much money to say this was very uncomfortable but very quick to within minutes i will have my result this cost me sooty 9 euros but there are hundreds of pharmacy and were you can't get tested for free but there you will need to wait a bit longer for the result and there are a lot of people here who are willing to get tested to get the squeak and tests done in order to go to the hairdresser or to go to school because they're a school here in austria it's required twice a week to present such an antigen test a negative called the test result of course to be able to participate at school currently $1000000.00 tests are carried out each week in austria one of the highest rates in the world has the government and the government hoops to more

4 of 13 panels in total she drew the others further east in gurlitz and the european capitals of vienna and prague. europe has been the focus of my work for 30 nearly 40 years this continent has a prominent position in the world and it's evolving as is the rest of the world so i think it's important to describe the common identity that binds us together and can lead us into the future. holds. the entire alter was united for the 1st time in mao's a blog for a work that spans 25 meters that's no small feat but the work will only remain here until it's finished and open studio is planned for the final stages but the pandemic put an end to that still visitors can catch a glimpse of antoinette's work through the windows. and antoinette is still searching for the perfect permanent home for her alter of europa in all its glory. and we wish her luck finding a suitable spot for more on the web site at e.w. dot com slash culture you can also find us on twitter at d.f.w. culture and without until next time take good care and all the best from us from berlin up i. moved. to the point. clear positio

demonstrations of love on the up there of the nerve on the opposition and this is covered by the vienna convention on diplomatic issues and they will of course say it tell the ambassador and visitors that this will not go in one form or another right so is that is this likely to happen through individual countries or is there likely to be a you response. well the response but certainly be that. the poland also in poland reflects pollard's or maybe throw out some russian diplomats this be done by the national capital it's the e.u.'s such can only think about new sanctions about things already under deliberation and then of on the case and it's very unlikely that this go anywhere because some countries are still not in favor of sanctions because they have economic ties and many of them know that they need russia in many crises around the world in the middle east in iran in especially in ukraine russia is the most important effect instability in ukraine after the next station of crimea ok so they use hands at starting stand tied of from from the russian side the foreign minister sergei lav

i told him when you're in vienna we can go for a coffee or a beer. with all of my donors. >> that was a big donation for you? >> very big. and after one year and a few months he committed this terrorist attack. >> he didn't tell you he was going to carry this out? >> no, of course not. if he had, i would have told police immediately. >> but his connection runs deeper than donations. the shooter published a document online, titled "the great replacement." it's the same slogan that generation identity has made its battle cry. it's also the exact same language used by keith, the white nationalist from las vegas. >> i just want to come here and volunteer and participate in putting up some resistance to the great replacement. >> so i wanted to find out more about this idea. i tracked down the man who came up with the conspiracy theory of "the great replacement." he's a reclusive french academic. what a place. his main argument is that traditional white culture is under attack because of immigration. so what is it specifically, the great replacement? >> it

yes, the vienna convention is very clear. says it right in the preamble: no butt stuff.: the january 6 insurrection. there's more fallout, and i'll tell you about it in tonight's "seditionist round-up roundup." >> i'm in the mooooood for justice! >> stephen: thank you, bessie. first into the paddywagon is alleged insurrectionist and man googling "how to wear a mask," richard michetti. michetti was identified as one of the capitol rioters because he apparently took a break from the rioting to argue with his ex-girlfriend over text message. come on, man! you have to pick one thing to be angry about at a time. "stop the steal! hang mike pence! screw you, liz! return my hoodie!" michetti went on a mid-riot texting spree, sending his former girlfriend photos and videos of the mob, and then a message reading, "if you can't see the election was stolen, you're a moron." yeah, "you're a moron" said the man insulting his ex after texting her video evidence of his federal crimes. evidently, michetti's ex didn't take too kindly to being called a moron, and promptly told the f.b.i. t

turkey miracle vienna and. i and. i am. we're more politicized than ever we're more polarized than ever the 21st century when speed is measured in megabytes per 2nd. seeds in him electronic mail electronic money electronic media infinite possibilities for exchanging information. freedom of speech and social media bent censorship and double standards who should judge what can be said online. the internet audience now totals almost 4500000000 more most all of them are active social network users but one wrong move on their page is deleted digital. not who runs the show on the web how can anyone stand up to the tech giants if he from the heads of state face the threat of being banned is there any limits to hold that virtual. and i was reasonable way. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe from. the isolation for community. are you going the right way or are you being led somewhere. direct. what is true what is faith. in a world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in th

napoleon said, if you're going to take vienna, take vienna.ht it sets the republicans up for a good run in 2022. let's face it, you would have to think it is likely the republicans will take the house and senate. that is the way it happens and midterm elections the opposition , party does very well. and i think mcconnell's main goal is to keep really extreme trumpians from getting republican nominations in these senate races and house races. and so maybe he's playing that game, just trying to ride this thing out and not try to fire everybody up and fire up the trumpian base. judy: david, in just a few words, the legacy of rush limbaugh. david: he changed media, he changed a.m. radio. before rush limbaugh, hosts tended to be not too opinionated. after rush limbaugh, on left and right, hosts are super opinionated. he changed conservatism from george f. will and william f. buckley to what we have today. so, he had a big positive effect on media, i think. and a pretty negative effect on american conservatism. judy: jonathan, it was on the media, a

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scott griffin who's the deputy director of the international press institute he's joining us from vienna scott griffin thanks so much for your time or you're going to zation as well as countless others along with al-jazeera had been lobbying for mahmoud abbas a israelis for the past 4 years what is your official reaction to this news. we're 'd going to need a reminder obviously we are related to this news it's a wonderful it's a wonderful day it's a wonderful day for mahmoud and his family so we're very pleased and the campaigns were just as useless mentioned 4 or so years since he was arrested so it is a good day and it's it's one step towards respect for people expression of press freedom and did you expect it at all or or was a surprise. there had been some discussion in recent days that it's possible we were cautious because it was merely released at one point in the past he was brought to a police station only to be accused senate and the resignation was open against him personally were hopeful about mcchrystal cautious given our past experience and of course there had been a global

will let's say with this joining us from vienna is robert kelly a licensed nuclear engineer and one of the former directors of the i.a.e.a. as kids have you with us on the news or less assume that from cheese say iran starts restricting access for these unannounced inspections that dorsey was laying out for as someone who works in this industry and has works in the region what sort of impact do you envisage this happening. you need to know since the chunk of ministration left the deal iran has made a lot of small steps away from their obligations most of those small steps have been not strategic but have been designed to annoy the us and keep to keep the issue and more oil in the case of them removing it is not protocol i think you'll find it won't make a huge difference the inspectors they still have a number of places they have to inspect he'll be doing our regular bases under rules and regulations that exist in perpetuity worth the j.c. peoria is a temporary process i think they will get through just fine imagine that grossi has worked out with the iranians who will continue to do t

as of sunday the director general of the ieaa in vienna announced he had made a deal with iran, whichrovides for essentially routine inspections of nuclear activities, which the agency already knows about. and, basically, they will finesse additional inspections that, and tivities the agency was allowed to do under the agreement. basically, in a nutshell, this -- means that the powers in the agreement plus the united states, including iran, have three months to find their way to move forward and extend the agreement or return the agreement with the united states in it. and that will be a tough proposition, because the two sides don't agree, as you heard on your tape from the united states secretary state. the united states and its european allies want to address issues that were not included in the agreement, and they want to extend the timeline. the iranians have rejected any proposals to do that. so, they have three months to do it. if they don't do it, then it is going to be harder still because there will be an election that could bring a hard-line president into the picture who w

police officers at frankfurt airport art checking passengers arriving from vienna and prague. the european union has criticized the shutdown, which is causing major disruptions. reporter: all along germany's eastern and southern borders, many are worried and few are pleased. the new travel restrictions came into force over the weekend, creating road congestion and leaving many commuters blind-sided. yes i am being sent back. i'm from austria and i'm taking my son back to his mother. i'm not even allowed to drive through germany. as of sunday, many borders that were hardly noticeable before are now blocked by checkpoints. only travelers who meet the smallest of criteria are allowed through, such as workers from essential industries, residents of germany, and even then only if they can show a negative coronavirus test. a spokesman for the federal police as in the first day, about half of all travelers were turned away. from 10,000 vehicles on the first day, about 5000 were setback. -- were sent back. companies are concerned about disruptions to vital supply chains. austria and t

this person was carrying out his duties under the vienna convention on diplomatic relations togethernformation on the ground in russia with legal means. that is the reason now why a russian diplomat has been declared persona non grata and the russian side has reacted this evening saying that explosion is also unfriendly and unjustified and further consequences may flow. it is ping-pong and back-and-forth. brent: how else is the international community planning to put pressure on russia to release alexei navalny echo -- alexei navalny? simon: it is fairly clear this was a coordinated reaction by germany, sweden and poland. they have all moved to expel a russian diplomat from their capitals. it also came just after a meeting, a video conference meeting between representatives of the u.s., the u.k. and canada and the e.u. to talk about how to respond to russia's actions in recent days and to the russian treatment of protesters. there does seem to be a concerted international @@tion. the you foreign affairs representative has said the e.u. and russia are drifting apart. he says it is for

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and from affected areas and police officers at frankfurt airport checking passengers arriving from viennaand prague the european union has criticised the shutdown which is causing major disruptions. all along germany's eastern and southern borders many are worried and few are pleased the new travel restrictions came into force over the weekend creating road congestion and leaving many commuters feeling blindsided. yes you get sent back. i'm from austria my son back to his mother and not even allowed to drive through germany. as of sunday many borders that were hardly noticeable before are now blocked by checkpoints only travelers who meet a small list of criteria are allowed through such as workers from a list of essential industries residents of germany and even then only if they can show a negative coronavirus test a spokesman for the federal police says in the 1st day about half of all travelers were turned away. from 10000 vehicles on the 1st day about 5000 were sent back but i'm up to abusing. with the delays companies are concerned about disruptions to vital supply chains austria an

locked on rules does not apply to hotels to restaurants to theaters and all the cultural venues that vienna is known for an increasing number of people here and say the locked on rules are too harsh. thousands have taken to the streets in recent weeks demanding an end to the strict measures and calling for the government to resign among them various radical and extremist elements groups that the authorities are increasingly struggling to control a life lockdown bowing to pressure to appease some by risking a lot what does this move mean from a public health perspective the how to use the phone in your mind i wrote there are 2 main risk factors the 1st human behavior and the other the behavior of the virus there is a lot of talk about a new mutation from south africa that does not only affect you straight out to many switzerland but many countries in europe. mines are experiencing delays and it can be hard to drive or walk on the streets because of snow and ice but the real storm and the real disruptions are happening elsewhere in germany. up to 30 centimeters of snow fell in some areas of t

years in prison for masterminding a 4 old bomb plot a saudi who was based in the austrian capital vienna was detained in belgium iran has condemned the sentencing calling it illegal and a violation of international law. a controversial republican lawmaker has been punished for promoting cua non conspiracy theories and endorsing violence against democrats marjorie taylor green was removed from 2 committees after a vote in the u.s. house of representatives 11 republicans voted against her green said she regretted some of her past words but stopped short of apologizing. the coronavirus pandemic has turned children's lives upside down with schools closing activities counselled it's not just their education that's suffering restrictions on lockdown measures are also having an impact on their development and wellbeing german chancellor angela merkel has hosted a virtual meeting with citizens about family issues she promised to work towards reopening daycare centers and schools to give children back a piece of normality. not children from poor backgrounds of at particular risk here in germany c

nuclear program for the next 3 months or stand out as the temporary solution after arriving back in vienna from teheran where he met with top iranian officials earlier in the day. israel has begun easing coronavirus restrictions with the reopening of many shops and services the move comes after the government said almost a 3rd of israel's population has now been vaccinated against covert 19 but many services will only be available to people with a so-called a green pass that proves they have been vaccinated. germany is marking 1700 years of jewish life and culture in the country with a year of anniversary events german president from foster steinmeyer is the patron of the events which focus on the diversity of jewish life in germany's past and present d.w. news coming to you from berlin you can follow us on twitter and instagram at g.w. news or you can visit our website to d.w. dot com. the or. a new beginning is often a wonderful opportunity to examine choices and life if these trying times for something it's this inspiration to make a positive change towards a more sustainable real life

he was born in vienna ghanan mother and austrian father. >> i know the heritage, it fills you with ai am based on whose shoulders i'm standing on. >> i'm going to let you in on a secret. >> reporter: the "station 19" heartthrob known for fox's "the last man on earth." >> carol is a special lady. >> so you're the attorney i'm supposed to hire? >> reporter: and the film "brown sugar." >> you could be my mentor. >> reporter: cojo cofounded the full circle festival in 2018 to encourage the black diaspora to reconnect, and for those descended from the enslaved to visit and invest in africa. organizing trips for other black hollywood stars to discover their roots, capturing them on film, including "black-ish" anthony anderson. >> everything has a beginning, everything has an end. you know? i'm standing at the beginning. >> coming back in from the door of no return and returning, both times i just felt better. there's always people who greet you on the other side. and it's just been like that this whole time of just this really -- this intense, emotional roller coaster that is worth the jou

mass testing plan for germany has already been rolled out in austria is funny such are reports from vienna where rapid and tests are freely available and even compulsory for school students the opera house is one of the landmarks but unfortunately the only going locals are no longer coming here to enjoy a performance what they want is a rapid and teach test and this is for example. over there which by the way used to be a traditional viennese food stand. i need to get tested to. thank you very much well needless to say this was very uncomfortable but very quick to within minutes i will have a result this cost me sooty 9 euros but there are hundreds of pharmacists in austria where you can get tested for free but there you will need to wait a bit longer for the result and there are a lot of people here who are willing to get tested to get the squeak and fijian tests done in order to go to the hairdresser or to go to school because there are schools here in austria it's required twice a week to present such a test a negative called the test result of course to be able to participate at school