efforts to cool tensions on the peninsula, let's bring in nic robertson live from the iaea in vienna, austria. good morning. this is news -- this as news that vladimir putin calls sanctions useless and ineffective. perhaps no surprise with past rhetoric from putin. good morning to you. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you. i mean, we're in a very, very diplomatic position as nikki haley is going to try to corral russia and china at the u.n. security council to get a resolution. you know, russia is clearly positioning itself, vladimir putin clearly positioning himself further away from the u.s. position by siding with china over the issue of calling for a freeze for freeze, a freeze for the weapons drills that the south koreans and united states are doing around the korean peninsula for a freeze of the nuclear activities in north korea. clearly a non-starter for the united states and its allies. you know, you have china concerned about possible trade relations with the united states going forward. russia concerned about its standing on the global stage. it wants a bigger position. it wants s

. >>> for more on north korea's claimed test of the hydrogen bomb, we're joined from vienna, austria,e test ban treaty organization. thank you so much for coming on again. we spoke to you yesterday shortly after a tremor was felt. you have sensors that allows to get a good look. you can tell us how strong the detonation was. >> yesterday as mentioned, we had one of the biggest tremor ever recorded by our international monitoring system. we are talking magnitude of 6, the highest ever recorded. and this is a clear indication that the program -- the nuclear weapon program in north korea is reaching a completely different level. >> in terms of magnitude, how does that compare with the previous test, the fifth nuclear test? >> today we talk about magnitude this morning of about 6. the 2016 one a year ago we talk about 5.1. we talk about 0.9. you talk about a factor of ten every time you take one magnitude unit. that's pretty serious. >> so people understand what this means, how strong is this? how powerful? how much devastation ask does something like this cause if it is used in the real

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he'd charge an airline ticket, new york to vienna, austria, and we were under the rules and regulations as a cia employee, you traveled anywhere out of the country, whether it was for pleasure -- vacation -- you had to get approval from the office of security to do that, and rick had not done that, and of all austria, thea, hotbed of spying east and west? so there were little things like that. i have to say, as we were going along, it's probably like a police investigation. if you're looking for a murder suspect, or -- you are trying to eliminate rick as your suspect. every piece of information. you don't want to get the wrong guy. >> what did you determine were his motivations? sandra: simple greed. it was money. now, money, though, with, again, a little bit of a twist. jeanne and i are absolutely convinced if it had not been for rosario, rick never would have committed treason. the material things were not important to him. but in early '85, he was facing a divorce, although he had had not told his current wife that he needed a divorce because he had promised rosario, who was now in t

let's bring in nic robertson live from the iaea in vienna, austria.ou know, we're talking about these tougher saengs eer sanct imposed possibly on north korea. we've seen sanctions happen time and time again and north korea continuing to ignore them. what would be different this time, even if that includes curtailing oil shipments, oil trade with north korea? >> well, if china did curtail entirely its oil shipments to north korea and all companies principally including china stopped taking exports or rather imports of north korean textiles, that would absolutely have an effect on the north korean economy. but both things would immediate to be enforced fully. of course north korea on the coal it's not exporting buzz of sanction. therefore, they would have that opportunity to use coal fuel power stations to generate power. it would potentially have a significant impact on the country if it was fully enforced. but that's the point where the international community is at a divergence, where president trump is having trouble pressuring china into that posi

hoffehim at home and a big win for milan — andre silva with a hat—trick in their 5—1 win away at austria viennathursday's europa league results on the bbc sport website. overcrowding around the emirates stadium led to a 60—minute delay to the start of arsenal's match against cologne, which they won 3—1. thousands of ticketless away fans turned up outside the ground and there were some scuffles between supporters and stewards inside after the gates opened. cologne brought 20,000 fans but only 3,000 of them had tickets to the match. our reporter danjohnson was outside the stadium before kick—off. this game between arsenal and cologne was due to kick off at five minutes past eight but it has been delayed by the police, they say, because of safety concerns. we have had a statement from the police saying they have offices here dealing with disorder at the stadium. we have not seen anyone causing problem but there are thousands of fans outside the ground. it looks like the numbers of people have been too much and that is why kick—off has been delayed for one hour. there are lines of police here who h

to read in vienna why films both composers are discovering austria . manhattans in berlin head to a nostalgic cocktail bar the german capital. and living in a box presenting a design of madame boss like. this ingrown stays in vienna is an old recording studio that was designed way before the invention of modern sound desks because of this and the natural sound of the instruments in the studio is phenomenal that is what the owner as a trying to advertise since they reopened the space two years ago and when renowned film composers like danny elfman are in town they invite them along to see their innovations and to listen to the brilliant acoustics let's find out if he was impressed. hollywood composer danny elfman is or is he's come to a sense the acoustics of the cincom stage piano. thanks as i expected it's wonderful just there's no way to put into words what's special about acoustics those either work or they don't and that's how it works it's that simple. musicians from vienna's finest orchestras come to this facility equipped with high end technology

win a silver was the star of the show you scored a hat trick as the city are giants thrashed austria vienna five one may learn are looking for their first european trophy since two thousand and seven. here's a look now at some selected europa league group stage results from thursday they were home wins for vieira el dynamo kiev and moscow all former clubs more familiar with champions league everton were crushed three nil at atalanta and former italian champions lots of themselves in a way when they're going to be tests of the netherlands and you have begun disciplinary proceedings against spartak moscow during their champions league one one draw against marable on wednesday a flare from the stands of the visiting fans nearly hit the referee fernando alonso has refused to rule of leaving mclaren next season the two time world champion has not challenge for the title since joining in twenty fifteen and says he's future depends on mclaren ending its disastrous relationship with engine suppliers honda. i want to give time to my team you know after the last three years with some struggles that w

looking at the results, austria it took 18 minutes for them to get the first goal in vienna. crack. losing 3—0 against serbia, they are a top team bird moldova have a lot in them. the manager did not rule out starting ben woodman, the liverpool player became an insta nt the liverpool player became an instant national hero after scoring the winner in austria. gareth bale helped to persuade him to stay and play for wales. he could have played for england, born in nottingham but pa rt for england, born in nottingham but part of the welsh setup since the age of 13. qualifying due a maternal grandfather. i spoke to him and got him on board. we knew that he was a great player and we are delighted to have him and he is welsh anyway, so he is ours! wells are confident of bridging the gap in this group, achieving automatic provocation for finals in russia by finishing top or a possible play—off place by finishing second, that remains in their grasp. the message from the welsh camp in kishinau is familiar. it's another game that they simply had to win. gareth bale says they are treatin

stephanie vienna university of economics and business studies how social inequality is passed on across the generations. inheriting is a big issue in austria in two thousand and eight the inheritance tax was abolished even though more and more wealth is being passed on in be quest here. for a woman here we can see the volume of wealth that will be inherited in the coming fifty years currently estimating a value of around fifteen billion and this value will more than double by the year twenty fifty. stefan is convinced that although inheriting doesn't cause inequality it in trenches it it's not fair he says that high taxes have to be paid on money earned from work but none for wealth and inheritances that's why home is in favor of reintroducing the inheritance tax as an equalizer an element. of. the current. we could use this inheritance tax to reduce the tax burden on work and we could support several other things of social value. because if. we could increase the equality of opportunity and intergenerational fairness fane then this think you we want to prevent households from drifting further and further apart if we want to put the brakes

stephanie vienna a university of economics and business studies how social inequality is passed on across the generations. inheriting is a big issue in austria in two thousand and eight the inheritance tax was abolished even though more and more wealth is being passed on in the quest. for a woman here we can see the volume of wealth that will be inherited in the coming fifty years currently estimating a value of around fifteen billion and this value will more than double by the year twenty fifty. stefan is convinced that although inheriting doesn't cause inequality it in trenches it it's not fair he says that high taxes have to be paid on money earned from work but none for wealth and inheritances that's why home is in favor of reintroducing the inheritance tax as an equal izing element. the company i prefer. we could use this inheritance tax to reduce the tax burden on work and we could support several other things of social value. because if. we could increase the equality of opportunity and intergenerational fairness fane then this think you we want to prevent households from drifting further and further apart if we want to put the brakes

vienna thirteen this recent if you can storms brush across the u.k. but still a threat of some showers for eastern areas so there's the still might down through the balkans and through across austria and further towards the southeast and so there could be some really quite severe storms to notice that we still are some warmer how you go on into the far southeast of europe and it's still there is a head on through into monday at that stage we'll have a deep area of low pressure pushing up through into parts of bolton through towards the gulf of finland so lithuania estonia latvia likely see some really quite stormy weather over next forty eight hours north africa or looking quite temperatures there in the mid thirty's for carra as we head into central parts of africa we've got significant storm still across parts of sudan the central african republic and towards cameroon so so looking fairly large across parts of west africa some storms are likely here but bamako mali should be largely dry and fine into southern parts of africa as largely fine but some heavy showers are likely to wards the eastern cape. the weather sponsored by cats are always. facing the realities the airspace tha