vienna and in fact from austria and vienna. vienna and infect much — from austria and vienna.nd vienna. vienna and in fact much of continental europe i in fact much of continental europe at the moment is going through a huge surge in covid cases and what austria has done is impose new lockdowns and that has angered a lot of people and what you are seeing here is a really quite frightening march against lockdowns, they were letting off flares, there is real angen letting off flares, there is real anger, because i think most people might believe that lockdowns have helped a little bit, but some people think they have not really done much good and they do a lot of harm and they are now rebelling against this concept. i think a lot of us expected people to have rebelled at the earlier stages, but now that there is a vaccination and there are better treatments, there is a vaccination and there are bettertreatments, i there is a vaccination and there are better treatments, i think what a lot of people are increasingly saying is, if you want to isolate, fine, but if you are locking d

in higher foundation hospital in vienna. to say that these emergency measures the stem from a failure of political decisions look down to see i'm the human and our natures are being locked down for considering the fact that we have an incidence of 900 or 100000 population and roughly new new infection in 24 hours, there is nothing else we can do. emergency break realty is clearly a failure politics. politics will need decisions to aid and be in listen to the doctors. you know, we haven't really very actual medical care system, actual and experts in every field. our medical pushing so many new things. i said we listen to them in politics, to politics and not to madison. the result. now in america to have been emotional reactions from both sides of the political defied after a teenager who shot dead to man at a racial justice protest was cleared of murder. col. rittenhouse, who's now 18, had pleaded self defense in the shootings last year. in the city of can osha in wisconsin as to the information gauge? first we the jury find

so you've been there in vienna, the not the last time. the time before that. i think it was how the optic shifted to, how are they changing? well, one of the main issue is, is that the iranians are not directly talking to the americans. they are in one hotel and the americans are across the street and another adult. so the europeans are moving back and forth between the 2 sides. and one of the reasons, certainly such delays between these talks is that they are not talking directly to each other. and the main issue now is with the new angle she eddington going from to her on to vienna, is that there is talk from a number of analysts have spoken to that. the are looking to shift the kind of negotiations they've been having until now. the previous negotiating team was talking in parallel about sanctions and their nuclear program. now apparently, the iranians are looking more towards just a linear format of air sions, rather than discussing things in parallel, meaning they 1st will want to talk about lifting the sanctions before they will discuss the country's nuc

do you end top nuclear inspect to return to vienna? to talk talk in tehran and moving migrants is just a distraction, says they had a year paying commission and barriers is real aim to support the cause. ah hm. that most of yours are the snowed or its feeling cold, which is of course, right? as it should do is time the the next phase of code is on its way in is this wind here, which is bringing is a market moment. snows a long way. nose, iceland or norway, but that cold window bring snow showers, discover and eventually further saddening the now head of it is already cold in much of nolan, europe, temporarily with the cloud coming in any fog will lift them to the temporarily rise but they are on the way down again, this is a cold wind and there's been snow significant snow in, in spain. there's more to comes a warning out for wednesday, the 20 sent to be so. so in the northeast and where it's not staying on the high ground of inland spain, it's going to be raining in boston. it's wet, took sweat in pepin. yours is southern france, part

that's, that's a whole talks with the radian officials in vienna. it's in the hope the salvage in the 2015 nuclear deal comes days after the you and watchdog release to report detailing concerns of a lack of access to surveillance. this is from yvonne's nuclear sites. to homes you government says warning the talks will fail unless all sanctions are lifted or dos . jabari is following those talks 1st, enjoy started from vienna door. so where do things stand? this are well, at the moment, we are waiting for the iranian delegation, who arrived in the austrian capital on saturday to meet with the european, a members of the signatories of the j. c. p. o. a has gotten nuclear deal is known . the iranians have held meetings with the chinese and their russians on sunday, and in the next few hours, they will be meeting with the europeans. they have a very specific list of demands for the americans. the americans, of course, are also here, but they're not meeting directly with the iranians. they're at another a venue and the europeans will go back back and fo

on the 29th of november in vienna, of course, this is the 1st time we are now getting a concrete date from the new ringing administration since being elected in june and taking office in august of abraham bracy. there was a lot of speculations back and forth and a lot of meetings between the officials and the u. officials to try and urge renegotiate as to return to the talks in vienna since the elections took place in iran. the last time there were negotiations was in early summer before their honey administration left office. this video being released is certainly not a coincidence at this time that we getting this announcement from the deputy foreign minister who will be the lead negotiator in vienna. the news is released as likely to send the message to the americans who left the nuclear zeal in 2018 to try and reiterate their position that there are in the position of strength and that they are not fearful of the americans. whether it be their presence in the region or identical shooting table in vienna, it's a very telling also, tomorrow is the anniversary of the u. s. embassy ta

from vienna. basically behind me you can see the march right now. there are several 1000 people marching organized by day, right, right next semester, freedom party. and the situation is pretty aggressive. so there were several attacks for me already with a spray and with cans and so on. so it's a very tough situation, and i think as it will go dark for this too, it will be probably becoming more aggressive. but i think there will be some lawyers today, the thing in vietnam. so is this something as you study the far right, is this something which the freedom party has seized upon the, the, the unhappiness that people have about lock downs and that they have almost spotted an opportunity here yet it's absolutely true. so what the far right group stayed is they looked on people who are not very happy with the measures to try to organize them. but the 1st of which is not completely unimportant off to freedom. power is in favor of measures against the pandemic. we have recent polls that showed us, but still the majority of the freedom party voters is wi

doctor gust of in vienna, thank you very much j of in vienna, thank you very much for talking to us.m. thank you very much for being with us. not for one moment suggesting you�*re not as busy as your colleagues, but i guess it�*s a different situation. how would you characterise it as your experience? i�*m working not limiting —— not clinically, but epidemic theology. we can see there are differences —— —— although it has flared up and there�*s still an underrepresented group. we may develop a sense of complacency that we�*re rising on this excessive vaccination. vaccination is really important, but it�*s only half the story because what it does in the case of the vaccines that we�*re currently using, it makes our... but we also need to look at the other side of the coin and look at actually reducing transmission and reducing arc chance of catching the virus. that�*s what the european countries are keen to do — restricting movement in a way that we don�*t like, but it drives down transmission, so i think we�*re in a position now where since the end of the restrictions, that really ma

peter oliver r t. vienna. without his cabinet did discuss these tough kneecamp, excuse me, copied restrictions with the panel of medical and social science experts. impression i get is these are serious panic measures by the politicians. where were you when your case numbers was slightly hi. hi. hi. i still am going all the time to are always is early and extensively. they need to stop being i reactive and acting on impulse because that's the worst time to make decisions. and i think that's the problem that we've got since a pandemic and began there was a lot of let the politicians do what they want. they didn't follow some of the mandates. they weren't wearing masks when they were supposed to be your mouse. and then they bowed to the pressure of business and capitalism and lifted restrictions very early on coalition, already real pressure because life has to go on, people have to earn a living. the economy has to keep taken on at some point, i suppose the politicians, cuz i've got their reputations on the lin

we mile from monday, the country will go into another full locked dank with more details from vienna. his peter oliver is a week is a long time in politics. it's an even longer period. when it comes to coven policy in austria, it would seem on monday, vienna brought in a lockdown of the on vaccinated in the country. by friday, that turned into a national lockdown for everyone, starting from monday and mandatory vaccination, which will come in to force from the beginning of february, next year. long a time last political for a long time. the political consensus was that we don't want to vaccine mandate in this country, but we'll have to look reality in the eye for a long time, maybe too long. me and others thought that it must be possible to convince people in austria to convince them to get vaccinated voluntarily ahead of south today's protest, we gauged austrians opinions on the new measures to survive. i says, wow, it is so bad that we now have a new lockdown. you don't have to have it. it's unnecessary. aysa to say this is not a good idea. why do we need to lock down both vaccinate

thank you for the update search bar live for us in vienna. so let's take a closer look at what's at stake. anthony told him vienna m d u n z a nuclear watchdog has complained about it's reduced to access to a ron's nucleus science, which has led to tensions between tyran and the i. e. a and even washington, as we heard from doza. iranian officials insist sanctions relief must come 1st before discussing nuclear issues, tyran one's all u. s. and e u sanctions dropped. but washington, which withdrew from the jail in 2018, says it's unwilling to return if iran resumes for compliance. let's bring in a barbara slaven now. she's the director of the atlantic councils, future of iran initiative and joins us from washington day say, thanks for joining us. barbara. how optimistic can we bay that the deal will be salvage this time around? well, i think this week is going to be largely an exercise in political posturing by the iranian so i would not expect any real progress this week. the larger question is whether iran is still interested in a return to

michael: that is the journalist steve reporting from vienna. many thanks.any countries in europe have been struggling to convince large parts of their population to get vaccinated against covid-19, and they are now seeing a dramatic surge in infections. dw reporter joel gilroy is reporting the numbers. how did europe become the coronavirus hotspot of the world? joel: if you think back to the start of the summer, many european countries had some of the lowest covid-19 infection rates in the world. but that has changed dramatically. in the past week, nine out of the 10 countries where the situation has worsened the fastest are here. in europe. let's have a look at the countries that have been hit the hardest those marked in. dark colors on this might have had a surge in infection. you can see in the middle of europe a big dark patch around austria and its neighboring countries. meanwhile, the lighter colored countries are faring better. you can see those in the southern european countries. here is a few examples. portugal maintained a relatively littleover 10

how's it going down this news in vienna? full thankfully, the protests we're seeing in vienna are far more peaceful than any of the scenes we've seen in rotterdam over the night from friday in to saturday. good. few 1000 people here have just taken part in a march from the hull 3rd palace where i am in central vienna, around the, the museum quarter. they're shouting that they don't want dictatorship, they want freedom. and they're very much against the covert measures that alexander schellenberg, the austrian chancellor, has put in place. now this demonstration had been planned for quite a while. it initially was going to be against the the lockdown of the own vaccinated, which was announced would be brought in to play. did actually come into play on monday, just gone. well, that all changed again on friday of this week, where by the austrian government announced that it would be going further than locking down 3000000 or so. adults who haven't come forward for a cobit vaccine. and that form this coming monday. everybody in

we met her in a vienna park, where she's allowed to take exercise.ted to, i couldn't go in and join. it makes you feel really excluded and ostracised. the lockdown for the unvaccinated is controversial. some took to the streets in protest. police say they are carrying out random spot checks on people in public places and fine anyone who can't show a certificate of vaccination or recovery. austria's chancellor says the government was forced to act because of the surge in new infections. translation: we must raise the vaccination rate. - it is shamefully low. this vaccination rate will not allow us to escape from the pandemic. it will keep us trapped in a vicious circle from one lockdown to the next. since the measures tightened, more austrians have been getting jabbed. as you can see, there are long lines of people that are forming here outside this vienna vaccination centre. some people are coming for their boosterjabs. others are getting their first injections. some austrians are concerned the move isn't constitutional. karl is pro—vaccination, but

i listen to this is just the main reason to hear, you know, people get discriminated here in vienna. the protest on saturday came after it was announced that austria would be going into a full national lockdown from monday. austrian chancellor, alexander schellenberg, has said that from the 1st of february 2022 vaccines will become mandatory in austria. a move which the world health organization had said should only be taken as a last resort. gov 19 has become once again the number one cause of my chelsea in our region. we know what needs to be done. legal and societal debate is very timely manner to rejects, i last resort before that. there are other means like that. gov. it bests remain in lockdown for at least the next 10 days with the option to extend to december. 13th should case figures not have come down sufficiently. however, as the numbers that came out over the we can show the more measures that are put in place to try and stop the spread of cov 19. the more people are prepared to resist those restrictions, potentially creating an environment that will allow the virus to sp

peter, all over, all see vienna. meanwhile, the u. k. government has been accused of not doing enough with the report by the national what it all face criticizing. it's response to the pandemic. this pandemic is exposed to vulnerability to host system emergencies. although the government had plans for an influenza pandemic, it did not have detail plans for many non health consequences and some health consequences of a pandemic light cove. at 19, there was limited oversight and assurance of plans in place. and many pre pandemic plans will not adequate. it was my grandfather who died on christmas eve. he m well in for a routine or infection. i've seen nothing wrong with him. co cobra died and a lot of people did in this country. so the father, my grandfathered rural west england was taken out by a virus that started in china because our government still allowed people fly in from business flights. we had it in february last year and it's pretty shocking my hancock giving away 600000 new p to china as it gets to february. does a really h

have we started in vienna? iran's top negotiator said he was optimistic after the 1st meetings were held on monday. iran wants all us sanctions dropped before agreeing to any deal. george's former president may cassock ashley has appeared in court on charges of abuse of office sac. really has been in jail since returning from exile last month . now, if convicted, he faces 6 years in prison that says the charges are politically motivated. robin forest walker reports now from the capital tbilisi, where hundreds of his supporters came out to show solidarity. this was because such buildings 1st public appearance in georgia since his return from exile and arrest. the former president is accused of violently dispersing anti government protesters and rating and opposition tv channel. while in office, weakened by a 50 day, hunger strike successfully addressed the international community in english about his prison treatment is was crap. okay, or for her, you and be great. behavior is listed on her and all my outside th

we are live for you in vienna. "new day" continues right now. >>> welcome to your sunday, november 21st. we are grateful to have your company. >> and grateful to be with you, christi. we start with scenes of chaos and confusion at the busiest airport in the united states. atlanta police are now looking for a man who escaped hartsfield-atlanta international airport after his weapon discharged. >> the gun went off yesterday afternoon near a security checkpoint and fears of an active shooter and temporary grounding flights was the result. the incident sent thousands of people, frightened travelers, scrambling, running through the terminal, they left their luggage and other belongings behind. >> people just came flying through and were like run, run, run. we all just ran outside this door right here and made our way across to the side of the airport and just -- it was organized chaos. >> stuff thrown about and luggage were unattended and people were leaving everything there. >> now we're relieved this kind of message w

up to 60 percent was 6 rounds of talks were held in vienna. they concluded in june to life a presidency for him. right. you see to form a new government's will. joining us now from fairfax virginia is treated policy. he's executive vice president quincy institute is good to have you, withers, given the situation with do you think any kind of breakthrough in this next round of talks is even possible because the 2 sites seem really far apart. prospects for a breakthrough at the end of november, i think is rather slim. however, at some point there has to be a breakthrough because despite the talk of a plan b, there is no plan b. there's either pursue diplomacy until a deal is reached or the 2 sides go back to what trumps in which was maximum freshen, which is exactly why we're in this very dire situation. we're in today with the iranian program, restarting and advancing. while the united states is continuing to impoverished iranian people to the sanctions, eventually, if this continues without any diplomatic solution, war will be to like the out.

the next day, ron began enriching uranium up to 60 percent will fix rounds of talks were held in vienna. they concluded in june to a low for president for him. right. you see to form and you government's will. speaking earlier, yvonne's president has outlined his demand for us sanctions to be lifted as part of a return to the deal. m rose nagondo. let them have them and our family letter. today, our government looks to protect the interest of the nation. we try to preserve the rights of the people in any situation to us to talk should be result oriented. should bear results that include the reduction of hardships for our dear people. as we have said before, we didn't leave and won't be even negotiating table, but will resist excessive demand and stand in the face of the arrogant countries ignore the rights of the iranian people. we will resist the violations of international agreements. the rainy nation showed resistance over the past 40 years . what has correspond? kimberly hawkins has the view from washington dc. well, the united states, expecting to work with as partners and allies,

including no job, no job policies out there isn't any barber has our report now ah, gathering in vienna to say things have gone too far as governments around europe try to limit rising cove 19 infection rates. austria is bringing in a 3 week national lockdown from monday and it's making vaccinations, compulsory for everyone from next february, with fines for people who don't comply. 2 thirds of austrians are fully vaccinated . that's one of the lowest rates in western europe. vaccine skepticism has been encouraged by the far right freedom party, the 3rd biggest in parliament, which organized saturdays protest. you can see absolutely clear that where her right will get to miss a strong. ah, less people are election aid it and more people get the ill. so you see that they have some direct influence. on the other, the level of the panoramic situation. benevolence is also now impartial, locked down with bars and restaurants, closing at 8 in the evening. on saturday, they've been demonstrating against the measures in amsterdam on friday night there was rioting in rotterdam where hundreds of

will hear the central vienna. you can see a lot of people taking a stroll and taking advantage of that clause in the lockdown to exercise and so on . but no, there's a real mood of anger in some places that this let lockdown has happened that so late with the figures of a current of virus infections increasing, hovering around the 14216000 sort of number per day. and this is increased from the hundreds in the summer and around $3000.00 a back in october which, which really does lend itself to a lot of concern. you'll see that the, the christmas lights are on. but the stalls are shut. that's led to obviously christmas shopping being canceled. christmas fairs are also shut down and across the country and we're seeing increases in the number of patients in the intensive care units. certainly in salzburg, the situation is really serious. now this will go on for 10 days, a minimum, people feel it will go to the maximum of 20 days or even more than that's because of the situation. furthermore, in february, the governmen

this is al jazeera, alive from joe, also coming up to get underway in vienna on reinstating the 2015 and nuclear agreement with iran. new york court. he's opening arguments in july maxwell's fixed trafficking trial. and after more than a year of protest in the parliament is voted to officially scrap controversial bombing loan. aah! hello and welcome to the program. the un secretary general is deeply concerned by the isolation of southern african countries caused by the recent clover at 19 travel restrictions. and tony, a good tear, it says the region can not be blamed for its lack of vaccines. gutierrez and g 7. health ministers have praised scientists in south africa who identified the new ami cronum variant and quickly alerted the world, the w h o e 's warning the heavily mutated vary and poses a significant global risk. although there have been no diff linked to it. experts say arising infections could lead to severe consequences. if there is one thing we have learned, it's that norwegian, no country, no community, and no individually save until we are all safe. the emergence of t

well dorothy jabari is in vienna following those talks for us. and also i see that we have reconvenes now for a day to how they've been going well, what is happening behind me at this hotel is that there is a working group made up of the iranian delegation, as well as the european signatories of the nuclear deal. and this group is working on what the iranians want to the us sanctions to the left, in which sanctions and exactly what that is, what is taking place here. and that was something that was agreed upon later on monday evening. and that it may be raining very happy because they 1st want to talk about how the u. s. will go back into for compliance and then they can talk about around nuclear program. that workshops is due to take place tomorrow. and we are expecting to hear from the european delegation shortly once they wrap up the meeting. the iranian deputy foreign minister who's reading the delegation here says that nothing is agreed upon until everything is agreed upon, which gives us a sense of what the needs are really focusing on. the

in april indirect talks began in vienna to bring the u. s. and iran back into compliance with the j. c. p. o. 8. the next day iran began enriching uranium up to 60 percent. 6 round of talks were held in vienna. they concluded jude to allow for president abraham bracy to form a new government. speaking area, iran president outlined his demand for us sanctions to be lifted as part of a possible return to the deal. m rose nagondo. let them have them in our family left here. today, our government looks to protect the interest of the nation. we try to preserve the rights of the people in any situation to us talk should be result oriented. should bear results that include the reduction of hardships for dear people. as we have said before, we didn't leave and won't be the negotiating table, but will resist excessive demand and stand in the face of the arrogant countries ignore the rights of the iranian people. we will resist the violations of international agreements. the rainy nation showed resistance over the past 40 years . let's get the view fro

and that big story is coming in from vienna. we witnessed problems last night over in the netherlands in rotterdam. well, it could be protest not kicking off in the capital of austria vienna against these new coven restrictions that we're hearing now. that the peaceful up until this, our protest, their thousands on the streets could be turning violent as get these latest pitches in, from their, off the governments announced cause a full long term starting monday, lease fort with demonstrates as a tax and through objects to the offices it's also revealed that vaccinations will become mandatory in the coming months as well as cools a lot of public outcry as well. we're going to get to peter oliver shortly. he's going to be away from vienna. this is really far for spit, earlier on. well, it's very peaceful so far we have seen as a lot more people turn up. we've also seen a lot more police arrive on the scene, including police officers, came over to talk to me in the camera team here and said, could we please make sure that we were

so it's very important to see the 1st round of talks in vienna, how they go. because if they don't get what they want, if they really don't get what the wants and the hard line voice in iran is becoming louder and louder, which is against the steel to begin with. and it is very conceivable that are on could just walk away from this deal. the president elected president has said that he will only to go forward with this deal as long as it benefits around if the re new field that they're not getting the sanctions relief, then they're not going to go back into full compliance. and of course, this is a deal that sees, has a very important part in playing in the security of the region as a whole. lot of analysts believe that if these talks fail, we'll see an escalation in rhetoric and incidence in the region. ok, thank you so much. our center bars or here's what's coming up. and this is how the chinese communist party cementing president. she jumping status and political history. it's the world's most expensive face. formed for generations, but it's fast becoming a

and i'm doors has a very in vienna around 7 of the nuclear talks or underway is the newly appointed to radians. deputy foreign minister who's leading the negotiated team is saying his country's nuclear program is not up for negotiation. ah, celebrations in honduras, leftist opposition, candidate tomorrow. custer claims a victory in the presidential election. woman georgian president mikhail sucker speedy resumes with a possible 60 a jail term. if he's found guilty, i'm gonna just go to the sports, munches, united, hired german coach, ralph running to take charge of the club until the end of the season. with now, japan is banning a foreign visitors from entering the country in an attempt to control the spread of the new army. kron variant prime minister from you because she says it will take effect on tuesday. and all the measures also being considered on the south african president, meanwhile, has demanded an immediate end to the travel bands that he's described as unjustified and discriminatory against both his country and its neighbors. and the world health organization, though, is w

k. met with a rainy and officials in vienna on monday. united states is also there that is only holding talks indirectly tear on one's a sanction lifted in return for limits on its nuclear program. now, reporting this trailer has found one in 3 people working in the federal parliament has experienced sexual harassment. the independent inquiry into parliamentary workplace culture was ordered by the prime minister, scott morrison, sara clark for 4th. after 7 months, nearly $500.00 interviews and $300.00 written submissions, australia is 6 discrimination investigative, painted a toxic picture of workplace misconduct. either 51 percent of all people currently income or commentary workplaces have experienced at least one incident of bullying, sexual harassment, or actual or attempted sexual assault investigation was triggered by right validation made by parliamentary staff member who exposed boone and sick whom conduct declaring that one and 3 staff in federal parliament had experienced sexual harassment. on top of this, kate jenkins says the

over the weekend, thousands of people fill the streets in vienna.hile, vaccine misinformation is taking a tragic toll. in romania this map shows vaccination percentages across europe. the darker the country is shaded, the more people are vaccinated. it's especially acute in romania. that has amongst the lowest vaccination rates in europe with just over 36% fully vaccinated and one of the highest mortality rates in europe. let's bring in selma abdel azeez and ben wedeman joins us from bucharest, romania. selma, this is not looking good, the reaction to lockdown when the government has decided that's the best way to go. >> reporter: absolutely, max. i mean, one of the iconic christmas markets here in vienna and as you can see, it is completely shutdown. a nationwide lockdown went into force today. this is the first country in europe this season to enforce a nationwide lockdown. that's because there is a surge in covid infections. the health minister saying yesterday that icu capacity is on the brink. this lockdown is necessary to bring that surge down

from the 12th of november, markets will pop up throughout vienna's prettiest squares, transforming therland straight out of a fairytale. expect crisp winter air, candles almost everywhere, steaming mugs of hot wine and the smell of roasted chestnuts, all with the atmospheric backdrop of vienna's baroque architecture. if you prefer climbing trees to decorating them, then you might want to get yourself down to england's lake district for the kendal mountain festival. this four—day—long festival kicks off this weekend. it's an annual event dedicated to sharing awe—inspiring stories from the world of outdoor adventure. situated in the picturesque town of kendal in cumbria, the festival started a0 years ago and welcome to the world's top athletes and explorers to share stories on stage, alongside a jam—packed film programme that brings to life the spirit of adventure. for the largest winter event in the netherlands, head to zwolle. running for over three months, from the 18th of december to the sixth of march, the dutch ice sculpture festival draws the best ice artists from all around the w

bethany bell reports from vienna.r austrians. as of today, she is only allowed to leave her home for essential reasons like work or shopping for food. we met her in a vienna park, where she's allowed to take exercise. i was walking by the cafes and it's a bit strange to look inside and no that if i wanted to, i couldn't go in and join. it makes you feel really excluded and ostracised. the lockdown for the unvaccinated is controversial. some took to the streets in protest. police say they are carrying out random spot checks on people in public places and fine anyone who can't show a certificate of vaccination or recovery. austria's chancellor says the government was forced to act because of the surge in new infections. translation: we must raise the vaccination rate. - it is shamefully low. a low vaccination rate will not allow us to escape from the pandemic. it will keep us trapped in a vicious circle from one lockdown to the next. since the measures tightened, more austrians have been getting jabbed. as you can see,

andrew simmons has more from the capital, vienna.eporter: the lockdown is back in austria as europe shivers at the onset of a fourth wave of covid-19. this is salzburg, one of the worst hit places where intensive care units are filling up. last month, the national daily infection rates were around 3000 cases per day. they are now hovering between 14 and 16,000. in the capital vienna, christmas lights may be on, but like everywhere else, shopping has stops for -- stop for all but essential items. people are allowed out for an occasional stroll. there's plenty to see but not to buy. the manager of this restaurant has closed down and is giving his fresh produce a to locals. he's pessimistic. >> i think everybody has enough of it and the question is, why again? wasn't there enough time to prepare? if we have a lockdown now, because obviously it is needed. reporter: not far away, the christmas market, usually bright and busy at this time of year, is a sullen place. the lockdown is scheduled to last up to 20 days with a review after 10, al

they're now hovering between 14 and 16000 in the capital vienna christmas lights may be on, but like everywhere else, shopping has stopped for all but essential items. stools are closed, people are allowed out for an occasional stroll in this lock down. there's plenty to see, but not to buy. the manager of this restaurant has closed down and is giving his fresh produce away to locals. he's pessimistic. i think everybody has enough of it and question as oh, why again, wasn't there enough time to prepare? we have the looked on now because obviously it's needed not far away. the christmas market, usually bright and busy at this time of the year is a sullen place. the lot down a shuttle to last up to 20 days with a review after 10. although many people fear it could last a lot longer and with the restrictions come, an even bigger emphasis on the vaccination program. only 66 percent of the population have been vaccinated, leaving one of the biggest proportions of unvaccinated people in europe. so the government will introduce compulsory vaccinations in february it's led to resistance and

bethany bell, bbc news, vienna. nada: let's turn to the u.s. state of wisconsin.heard closing arguments in the case of kyle rittenhouse who fatally shot two men and injured a third with an assault rifle during protests in kenosha last year. the 17-year-old traveled to the area, he said, to protect people's property during riots that erupted after police shot a black man, jacob blake. prosecutors say he was a vigilante. we're in kenosha tonight. this case really rests entirely on what the jury tanks kyle rittenhouse's motive was. w did the two sides end closing arguments? nomia: that is right. this comes down to the question, was kyle rittenhouse an armed vigilante or was the active in self-defense? it is a case that, as you can imagine, is incredibly divisive. there are protesters carrying signs that show different viewpoints on it. just a few moments ago, someone shouted "free kyle rittenhouse." just to show you how this trial is pying out. both sides have been summing up their arguments. for the defense, the way they are portraying kyle rittenhouse is as a coura

you have gathered in vienna for this protest. i much resistance as they're likely to be against the measures compulsory vaccination from february and said these look signs going forwards. oh, well, what was she also here? a clear majority of the population as far as we can see now as far as was he from some polls is in favor of that. but of course this will be allowed minority, and this will be probably to day a very aggressive minority. ok. we ended yesterday in rotterdam already, and i think it could be there is a big possibility that there will be clashes and troubles to day in austria as well . okay, well that's certainly something we'll be keeping an eye out for a bit for now. my co bomb valo joining us from vienna. thank you very much indeed for joining us on al jazeera. thanks for me and all beth a huge riley is expected in the dutch city of amsterdam where some people are angry after the government re imposed corona virus restrictions. on friday, there were riots in the city of worth to dam following a protest. at least 7

. vienna stowed last year after abraham racy won the presidential election. at least one person has died in iraq after a mass outbreak of food poisoning that made more than 500 people sick. it's not yet clear what caused the outbreak in may sound province. several fast food restaurants had to be closed as a precaution and samples of being analyzed. mama to abdel why head is following the story from back to at. the initial causes are biological. that's related to germ bacterial infection, according to medical tests that have been conducted in may st. and that shows that the patients, all the patients, including the one that passed away, they had the same food from the same fast food restaurant in may send her security measures. had been put in place up several restaurants along with this restaurant to have been closed down patients. families stormed into that restaurant and destroyed part of it. restaurant owner and along with 6 other restaurant workers have been detained. europe is back at the epicenter of the pandemic. current virus infection rates are highe

is there, but only holding talks in directly dawson jabari has worn off from vienna. this is seen as a very beginning of what could be really the newly appointed team from iran and from the new government of everything. right. you see, is headed by the iranian deputy foreign minister, alibaba murray, and his team of 38 men who are very well versed in the countries economy. they're all specialties at their specialists in iran's economy, from various different divisions of the government. they are here to find out what the other side will likely do in terms of moving forward. they're trying to gauge the mood from the europeans as well as the americans. i spoken to sources into iran who are looking at the other parties involved to say that they are seeing some members in the negotiating teams from all sides that are very well versed in terms of the security of the countries. meaning that they, it ladies are expecting iran and other programs, not just a nuclear program will also be brought up. that is, of course, something the renew of said they will not do. and they said