you mentioned that vienna - what is it, just to hurt?ned that vienna is a safe place, but it is actually one of the largest cia stations in the world, but if you think about it, the fact that it has such an international presence, notjust the united states but all these separate organisations, makes it a really attractive destination for adversaries at the russians, like the chinese and other countries, to conduct intel operations and to extract tentative information and also, in this case, to try to harm and to get in the way of foreign policy objectives of the united states in other countries. qm. policy objectives of the united states in other countries. ok, soo kim, thank _ states in other countries. ok, soo kim. thank you — states in other countries. ok, soo kim, thank you very _ states in other countries. ok, soo kim, thank you very much - states in other countries. ok, soo kim, thank you very much for- states in other countries. ok, soo| kim, thank you very much for that. what's more questions, but we've run out of time. fascinati

ashley: really quickly, 10 seconds or so, this last question, why vienna and why now?ays been a hot spot for diplomatic and espionage activity and it's quite possible the perpetrators of these attacks are seeking to cause harm to our mission in austria. but it's not to say it's not happening in other place as well. and that's the concern for us. ashley: scary stuff. dan hoffman, thanks for being with us this morning. we appreciate it. >> thanks. ashley: todd. todd: ashley, author of secret empire, peter schweisser, calling out hunter biden as he prepares to sell his paintings to anonymous buyers with price tag as high as $500,000. >> this opens the gateway to massive corruption. the senate in 2019 issued a report talking about how the art world is rife with money laundering and corruption involving foreign oligarchs because it's so hard to trace so it's a massively troublesome problem. todd: he argues the white house's solution for transparency is to, quote, hide who is engaged in the transactions. the art will go on display in a new york city gallery this fall. i know

there have been a lot of talks in vienna at there still hope among those in the, by the ministration that a new deal can be reached. but certainly just by coaching it in terms of this is randy fall. they need to come back into compliance. you can see where the u. s. is going to point the finger. if these talks do not succeed. alan fischer at the white house. thank you for that. let's pretend to have dennis down were violence and the territorial advances made by the taliban. forcing people to leave their homes, a senior un officials told al jazeera that if there is no thief, fire situation could become the world's worst humanitarian catastrophe. diplomatic it is at james bay's travel to balmy end. with 47000 people have been displaced in weeks travelling with the un took by me and it should take just over 4 hours to drive to this mountainous province. but the route is far too dangerous. now. once seen as the safest place in afghanistan, recent violence is seen the un recording over 47000 internally displaced people in recent weeks. dameion without doubt, has one of the best hospitals

from the center of paris to the old synagogue in vienna.parents' approach of keeping a low profile after the holocaust was understandable but ultimately misguided. european jews keeping their heads down, he says, has not prevented anti semitism from rearing its head once again. >> contrary to my grandparents, i will tell my son or i will tell young jewish people to be proud of being jewish. >> reporter: melissa bell, cnn, vienna. >>> a 98-year-old british woman has been awarded france's prestigious legion of honor in a ceremony in the uk. betty webb was just a teenager when she worked at the top secret park during world war ii, where encoded messages from nazi germany were intercepted and deciphered. as a code breaker, webb was privy to many war-time secrets including the impending allied victory but never said a word to anyone, not even her parents. >>> we'll be right back. self that new dove breakage remedy gives damaged hair the strength it needs. even with repeated combing hair treated with dove shows 97% less breakage. strong hair with

vienna very close to the sort of former soviet union.re were lots of sort of dark deeds if you will between spies of a variety of different governments back during the cold war. but this is different. this is now. this is today. this is a friendly country. and they say that they're doing what they can to help, but nobody seems to be able to put their finger on precisely what's causing it. >> and still this mystery has been broadened because it wasn't that long ago, remember there were people in washington, d.c. not far from the white house who said they were experiencing some of the same things. nic robertson, keep us posted. thank you so much. >>> all right. the waters, they receded, revealing the devastation left behind. >> i don't know the people around here, but everybody is helping each other. >> and now the massive cleanup is under way. we're live in germany next. after pioneering photographic film, we made it our mission to help change the world... in healthcare, our imaging expertise and ai technology aims to help diagnose diseas

embassy vienna, community or wherever they are reported.ng they're looking into this but there is still a lot more questions than there are answers about what the heck is going on here and who is doing this. >> and other places. questions about one perhaps on u.s. soil, too. >> right. >> well i feel for these people because the symptoms are horrible. thank you so much for staying on top of it. >>> ahead, there is escalating violence in belarus. the leader of the opposition is in washington now asking the biden administration for help after she had to flee ore country even though she won the presidential election. she joins me live on set next. ♪ - [announcer] introducing the grubhub guarantee, our promise to deliver your order on time within the delivery window and for the lowest price compared to other apps or you'll get back at least $5 in perks. ♪ someone once told me, that i should get used to people staring. so i did. it's okay, you can stare. when you're a two-time gold medalist, it comes with the territory. at carvana, we treat every

vienna community., but what more can be done to protect officials, that's the really question, here. >>> the richest man on the planet will be leaving it tomorrow, but only for 11 minutes. amazon founder jeff bezos is preparing for a rocket power 2,300 miles per hour trip to the edge of space. fellow billionaire and rocket company founder richard branson took his own flight last week. tomorrow, though, will be the first crude launch for blue origin, bezos's private space company, and here's bezos to cnn just this morning. >> i'm so excited and curious. you know, everybody who has been to space, every astronaut comes back and they say that it changed them somehow. they see the thin limb of the earth's atmosphere and realize how fragile the earth is. they see it's just one planet. i don't know how it's going to change me. but i know it's going to and i'm excited to find out how. >> bezos will be joined by his brother mark and one passenger who stands to become the oldest person to reach space, 82-year-ol

we have this report from vienna. travel during the pandemic has been complicated.nd vaccination certificate, often issued in a variety of different languages which airline staff and border control officials have not always been able to understand. but now, the eu has issued a new digital covid certificate which aims to streamline things. you can print out the document or downloaded on your phone. here is a sample one from austria. it tells you whether you have recovered, been tested or vaccinated for covid. the certificates are issued by national authorities in europe and they currently recognised throughout the eu. the travel industry is hoping that eventually other countries will be included as well. we appreciate _ will be included as well. we appreciate we _ will be included as well. - appreciate we have a green pass within europe at least which makes travelling much easier between european countries, especially on holiday season and we would appreciate to have such a system also for third—party countries outside and especially for long haul destinations. in an

embassy vienna community or wherever they are reported. they know the cia has a task force also looking into this, but what i'm curious -- so that's one thing i'm trying to learn a little more about. and the problem is, what more can they really do to defend against something because we don't know what is causing these incidents and don't know who is the perpetrator. a lot of current and former officials who say russia is behind this. that is not something the u.s. government has definitivety said yet. >> one of the things that is just remarkable about this story is that there is so little that is known about where this is coming from. where do you go from there? how do you stop it with that? >> it's an unseen attack, right? it's not something you can see with your eyes which makes it scarier. >> thank you for that, kylie. >>> the death toll in western europe from severe flooding has risen to 200. at least 163 people died in germany following torrential rain fall that swept through the country and authorities say hundreds are still missing

juan diego is at home in vienna and i'm in london., he gives me a rendition of marechiare, a popular 19th—century italian song. he sings. serenaded byjuan diego florez, i think i mightjust be getting carried away. juan diego is a real example of how somebody can fall in love with opera unexpectedly. he became smitten when he joined the conservatory in the peruvian capital, lima. i got in and i discovered classical music there. and i loved it. i loved what my voice could do, and then i was asking everybody, do you think i am good? do you think i could be a tenor? i like this kind of singing but i don't know if i'm good enough. people said, yeah, if you study. so that was it. after studying for three years at the lima conservatory, juan diego left peru for the first time to train in the united states with the full backing of his family. my mother was always so supportive. she is a strong woman so she was, yeah, you have to go, do whatever it takes. so we sold the family car for $1000 so i had the money to go to america to have aeroplane

from the center of paris to the old synagogue in vienna.n says his grandparents' approach of keeping a hoe plow profile afte holocaust was understandable but ultimately misguided. european jews keeping their heads down, he says, has not prevents anti-semitism from rearing its head once again. >> contrary to my grandparents, i will tell my son or i will tell young jewish people to be proud of being jewish. >> reporter: jake, one of the figures that struck us the most as we began to dig into this problem was that it is 9 out of 10 european jews who now feel that anti-semitism is rising in their own countries, which means that just 80 years after the holocaust began, a lifetime, people are beginning to forget here in europe precisely what the world vowed it never would. >> thank you so much. >>> coming up, we're live on the ground in afghanistan. we'll tell you what a top afghan official just shared with cnn. stay with us. but if you're a kid with diabetes, it's more. it's the simple act of enjoying time with friends, knowing you understand yo

at this moment in vienna, it seems to be the big issue.riously. that they take the welfare of diplomats and their families very seriously but that doesn't provide a solution. that's where the situation is, at the moment, julia. >> thank you very much for that report there. >>> major tension brewing this morning in south asia. afghanistan was drawing the diplomats from pakistan following the alleged abduction of the ambassador's daughter in islamabad. we are following the developments. the pakistans are pushing back hard on this blaming a third country for orchestrating some sort of conspiracy. what more are you learning about this? >> reporter: yeah. i've returned from afghanistan and it is a complicated part of the world. this recent development that occurred with the afghan ambassadors' daughter in islamabad, pakistan, you know, it just adds another layer of complexity to it. it happened on saturday as the daughter, she's in her 20s, she got into a taxi and it was in the taxi where other men jumped in. she was taken away. she was beaten,

from the center of paris to the old stade temple synagogue in vienna.is grandparents' approach of keeping a low profile after the holocaust was understandable but ultimately misguided. european jews keeping their heads down, he says, has not prevented anti-semitism from rearing its head once again. >> contrary to my grandparents, i will tell my son or i will tell young jewish people to be proud of being jewish. ♪ >> melissa bell joins us now. melissa, you mentioned the deal with tech companies to take down hate speech within 24 hours. what else is being done to fight anti-semitism there? >> reporter: well, this new idea from the european commission that they're trying to push through a new piece of legislation that would try to make tech companies much more responsible for their content, john. so what the european commission coordinator you just heard from there explained to us was that it would be giving regulators better access to things like algorithms, how their advertising works and how responsibly they're dealing with their content. what she said

the first cases in vienna which the u.s., reversed to unexplained health incidents. what else are you reporting? >> basically, this started with the first case two months after the inauguration of joe biden. so unlike what happened in the past this was being reported live as it was happening back to washington. so this wasn't diplomats or spies who were reporting retrospectively about things that were happening to them before. this was literally happening in the real time and so with the administration, the biden administration and the cia with the new director that was keenly focused on this and has put more resources not only to the health issue and the intelligence and law enforcement investigation that's going on. these roughly two dozen suspected cases were sort of unfolding two months after the inauguration, but the same questions, you know, which has persisted since the very beginning and they've so far not been able to find intelligence that points the finger to have this working hypothesis which we just heard that t

from the center of paris, to the old temple synagogue in vienna.parents' approach of keeping a low profile after the holocaust was understandable, but ultimately, misguided. european jews keeping their heads down, he says, has not prevented anti-semitism from rearing its head, once again. >> contrary to -- to my grandparents, i will tell my son or i will tell young-jewish people to be proud of being jewish. >> reporter: john, what surprised us most in putting together this report is just how much worse the pandemic has made things. all of that anger driven so much faster than it was before by the internet, by social networks and this, of course, at a time when nine out of ten jews here in europe feel, john, according to a commission by the european commission -- according to a survey, i'm sorry -- that anti-semitism is getting worse in their countries. it means that just 80 years after the holocaust began, on the continent in which it happened, a lifetime. it's all it's taken for people to begin to forget, john. >> really, one of history's great tr

can't tell you whether that is a good thing or about that bob javan professor at the university in vienna. thanks a lot for joining us. and thanks for that insight into these new developments. my pleasure. he was president, has pointed the finger squarely at washington over protests that have gripped his country. thousands have flooded the streets of the caribbean nation over an economic crisis exacerbated by the pandemic. the anti government movement is being called the biggest in 30 years. the protest cap, a tough year for cuba, you economy has pledged 11 percent made worst by american sanctions. despite that top us politicians are reacting to the protests with hash tag, as so as cuba, expressing their full support for those on the streets. this foreign minister claims the us government's actually behind the riots and that the white house will use any means available to turn cuba upside down. and that's what i believe that i call on twitter. and i also call them the u. s. government to recognize or deny that political operators actively use tags collect pills or groups of robots. trolls

told from vienna, one of the big talking points. one of the big snags is that the americans want to that one line into the agreement saying that the iranians will agree to future talks and other issues. part of the really is concerned, they had a nuclear deal. they were following it. international observers were there, everything was a compliance, it was the u. s. they blew up and they don't see the need to go and start talking about other things, like ballistic missiles and iran's influence in the region. so that could be a big problem, but you can see just from the language that 20 blinking is using that if these talks westerfield, there's no doubt where the us will be pointing the finger even though they were the country that pulled out a deal in the 1st place and q alan fisher, for that report from the white house or back enough canister on violence. and the territorial advances made by the town about forcing people to leave their homes. the senior united nations official is told out with 0 if there is no things fire in the situ

we visited vienna, austria for the osce parliamentary assembly and there, as senator cardin mentioned, we met with great success. yes, i was reelected to the position of vice president and i appreciate the support of democrats and republicans in the house and senate in helping me get those votes to receive another three-year term there. d hudson, our colleague from the house of representatives has been very active as chairman of committee number one and the parliamentary assembly. is highly regarded. he was reelected without opposition. two bits of success there. and then the great piece of work actually was with regard to senator cardin's initiative on the rising hate and intolerance that we are seeing all around the world, particularly in -- among member countries of the oargization -- organization for security and cooperation in europe. senator cardin actually took the lead in challenging the leadership of the parliamentary assembly in saying that issues should be discussed, even though they weren't in an immediate like three-week crisis mode. they deserved to be brought forward an

bethany bell, bbc news, vienna.cted were asymptomatic, or showed very mild symptoms. pet owners who test positive should avoid close contact with their animals so they don't pass on the infection. the original source code for the world wide web has been sold at auction for more than $5 million. the data took the form of a non—fungible token — or nft — a certificate of ownership for digital assets. i should stress only the source code, and not the web itself, has been sold. tim allman explains. it doesn't look all that impressive. a collection of words and symbols that would seem pretty meaningless to most people. but these are no ordinary words and symbols. they did in fact change everything. this is the source code for the world wide web. in effect, the basic rules of how the modern internet works. devised by the british scientist sir tim berners—lee, it has now been sold as a completely unique form of data. the owner of this work will absolutely fundamentally be buying something that has come from sir tim, is auth

the it's time to party again here in vienna's nightclubs. after a year and a half corona virus, measures are finally being eased. something plumbers in the austrian capital had long been waiting for the late fee. it's a crazy feeling. i just can't believe we're finally going out again after a year and a half is complete madness. i'm so happy i mean vaccinated vaccinated, all of us are tested, vaccinations are, have recovered. so no 2nd thought but the incidence rate is climbing rapidly again here. some of the new found freedoms are being scaled back for safety sake. from now on anyone with a proof of vaccination, we'll have to show a negative p c r test for entry into venues instead of the rapid anti gen test. they'll be mistaken. we have rising infection numbers and declining vaccination number. we still have scope at this point to tighten the screws a little bit, not like an holland where they're already turning very big through the winter months. or i think this is a good time to do that. because of the in the netherlands infection rates

guest: so i saw jonah went to russia by myself, scared to death on a train from vienna to moscow.event meet her. is being sponsored to get to russia to meet her with the russians, this was cold war can't predict the not one us to be there. they had sent she and her husband off. to japan. so there i was in russia for a week rated as what they led me to be there for it was interesting going over in the train we get to the border, between poland and russia, they stop the train and everybody has to get off for a good hour nobody knows what is going to try to give me a shot in the past for the latest little cookie freighted i said nope you're not sticking me with any needles. i got back on board and no more knowledgeable wife they took us off. i was in moscow and i got to see a lot of the things that they allowed me to see, the university, etc. i didn't anybody and nobody was beat me getting back on the train back to vienna and we get to the border crossing i decided to stay on the train. i wanted to know what was going on so course they came full all the shades down. when the guards l

i want to start by asking you about the vienna talks. iran has rejected the latest proposal, and some might say that's understandable. i spoke with democratic senator chris murphy from the senate foreign relations committee on this show a few weekses ago, and he said, look, we're the ones who pulled out, and, therefore, we should be the first ones back in. he's right, isn't he? the burden is on us first to get back into the deal because it was america that pulled out of it first. >> so, first, thanks, mehdi, it's great to be on the show. listen, we inherited a situation that president biden decided we're going to try to end, which is a maximum pressure campaign that the trump administration had imposed on iran which has failed miserably and has hurt u.s. interests. we're seeing iran accelerating its nuclear program and intensifying its regional destabilizing activities, all of which happened after the maximum pressure campaign which was supposed to address those problems was implemented, so president biden ordered us to go meet if we cou

and iran have held six rounds of indirect talks in vienna over the terms. country's president-elect visit hardliner. for more, i sat down with the special envoy. the deal is six years old. do you think the u.s. is going to rejoin? >> i don't think it depends on the u.s.. we informed in early april but we were prepared to do as part of the deal. if they are prepared to come back into compliance, mutual return. it has been clear for months we are prepared to do that. it is up to them to make the political decision. laura: now iran has hard-line president-elect. do you think that makes it less likely that the u.s. will get back? >> let's be clear. the supreme leader is still in charge. the basic policy is probably not going to change. we have not met with the iranians since the election, so we don't know. our expectations are that it won't. but if it does, things can change. laura: you have gone through six rounds of those talks. how much longer can they go? >> we are waiting for the leadership which is engaged in a long deliberation and we will be patient, bu

personnel in vienna. some of these people had to be flown out of yemen and are receiving medical assistance in the u.s. it resembles a phenomenon known as havana syndrome first noted by diplomats in 2016. it includes virt goh, nausea and a piercing noise. >>> the acting u.s. ambassador in kabul is calling for an investigation into the taliban murder of 22 surrendering afghan commandos. our anna coren was the first to report on the executions and she joins me now live from hong kong. anna, we are hearing more official reaction after these horrific killings. what's the latest on that? >> reporter: yeah, kim, we've heard from ross wilson, as you say, the acting ambassador in kabul for the united states, and he has described what happened to these 22 commandos last month as possible war crimes that must be investigated, and the pu perpetrators brought to account. it is highly unlikely to happen. this is the taliban, and we are hearing about atrocities happening to not just the military, but everyday civilians

government officials in vienna.s that we have reported on and heard about such as cuba, china, russia, but also in vienna. i want to go through what the symptoms actually look like to remind folks. those who are reporting these symptoms are saying that they have sudden vertigo, that they have nausea, that they have headaches, blood pressure, sometimes piercing noises in their ears. they don't know why this is happening. the first incidents of these were reported in 2016 in cuba. that is why these are called havana incidents. and then we have also reported there have been incidents that have happened in russia, in china, in other country. so the state department is telling us that they are vigorously investigating what they are calling, quote, reports of possible unexplained health incidents. very careful language there because the thing is, we still don't know exactly how to describe these. we don't know exactly what is causing these incidents. we also, jim, don't know exactly who or what is causing them. now i shou

just this week the state department is investigating havana syndrome experienced in vienna.l killer where, it requires further victims to generate evidence and data. it is an unfortunate fact. >> at the cia, someone new is in charge of the investigation. an experienced intelligence officer who led the successful hunt for bin laden. >> we're throwing the very best we have at this issue because it is not only a very serious issue for our colleagues, as it is for others across the u.s. government, but it's a profound obligation, i think, of any leader to take care of your people and that's what i'm determined to do. >> the review comes after deep frustration among those sickened about how their concerns were initially handled saying they had not got in the medical and institutional support they needed. >> i have a really hard time initially at the agency because people didn't necessarily -- the senior medical staff didn't necessarily believe me. >> but things have changed in the last few months. burns met with victims, visited walter reed where they're getting medical attention

. >> in vienna, going to a restaurant starts like this. >> hello. >> the pass means the person showing has either been vaccinated, tested negative or they have recovered from covid. >> [speaking german] >> some restaurant>> owners have also adjusted themselves to the measure. >> [speaking german] >> the health plays as required in gyms, hotels and movie theaters. >> [speaking german] >>>> roughly 50% of austria's population is still not vaccinated. as the delta variant spreads, the government plans to step up restrictions. >> controversy grows over the attempt is hafted of the french president mobile phones. pressure mounts on the israeli company that developed pegasus. an embarrassment for the countries that purchase the spyware. it was morocco that tried to hack macron's phone. india was thought to be the guest abusers of the software that can break through what was thought to be impenetrable. in india, modi's government continues to dodge questions over whether it is a client of the nsl group. journalists have been telling a different story. >> india's i. minister began his week dis

this year two dozen new cases in vienna, another in berlin. u.s. officials say potential victims on every continent but antarctica >> we are investigating and reviewing reports of incidents from around the world. >> reporter: including personnel from the state department, cia and pentagon, but no proof of the cause in 2018, nbc news reported u.s. intelligence officials suspected russia russia denies it but mark polymeropoulos told me he had to quit the cia because of symptoms that started in moscow. >> i couldn't stand up i was falling over i had incredible sense of nausea and ringing in my ears i was, frankly, terrified. >> reporter: we sat down exc cuban investigators in 2017 who denied blame. >> translator: cuba doesn't possess this technology cuba has never produced these times types of weapons >> reporter: while searching for the cause, the biden administration is working on devices to protect personnel as it is considering sending diplomats back to havana for the first time since the attacks started. lester >> thank you >>> we told you last n

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there was some movement and campaign to be pursued but it's not because of our lawyers but at the vienna convention that the un was not legally liable. host: is or something be when can do to repair its reputation and what are some actions to make sure it never happens again? >> even now they could do more. with china and japan and korea. but those were the first respondents to send the engineering team of the neighboring countries. but now i hope that leadership of the haitian government should do more. but now since i have not been dealing with this method the president isn't doing much then the united nations priorities sense because there are so many issues. and with the haitian people. >> so you have devoted the chapter to your book so what are the thoughts on the gaza strip in may? and what actions do you believe the un should take? >> my two state solution is the best way to have equal rights i'm afraid to tell you to be increasingly remote i am deeply concerned that after three days under with the airstrike of hamas. so nobody should be blamed. but the reality of what is happenin

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under what they term chinese occupation and that it's the locals who are paying the price zone around vienna, which rearranges his roof tiles every now and again, but he's not really sure why. 2 years ago, a part of his bond suddenly collapsed. he also b o. e sport. i was inside when they were blasting really communicate, it was as if a mom had gone off. not you only story. we uh, you know, everything moved to the mirror and always the full that was all shifted to the left and then the roof caved in the door for the door shortly after all he has been waiting in vain for compensation ever since 3 years ago. the chinese companies, each in took over the copper mines around the serbian city of 4 for unit which says the gin has been mining couple with 0 regard for the environment or local residence . milan can be ship, mayor of the neighboring town of presuming feels the same. he's just replaced at his home. yet the 1st cracks already appearing. and he has actually said this has been happening all over the place where 2 people will send and complain. so that a commission, you can come have a look

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pushing back against threats to the environment like deforestation. julian star architect alejandro r. vienna is looking for a solution to this conflict. ah, it's a professional process. we learned that in the future have an ancient tradition when it comes to solving conflicts. and this is the question of this be and how will we live in future? what they have a parliament and these have one condition that there should be a symmetry of knowledge on both sides. before you negotiate, you have to know who you're dealing with. the move picture say we know what chile is, but truly has no idea who we are in a woman out of. and i came up with the idea for a meeting place where he hoped the chilean m a future people could discuss their a dispute of the land and autonomy. we're looking to get information from the religious architecture of the me a future which we integrated like the circle shape which is typical for oral cultures and orientation towards the east is essential for the future facing the sunrise. so we have to make visible, and by visible we mean something vertical with a meeting with you

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