you'll see or rather hear that the waltz melody is nice. we did that. and entire floor of the south museum is dedicated to the famous composers who work in vienna. now are coming to the floor of the grand masters that is the masters of viennese classical music and here we have holograms of the composers yosef haydn of comedy as mozart beethoven and france to bat. many important composers came to vienna over the centuries the 2 of them also moved here when he was 22. why was he here in vienna why were so many musicians and composers attracted to vienna. or beethoven composers like haydn and mozart were role models. because after realizing just how great they were you purposely chose to come to vienna. of course much more than just the metropolis for music so it's time for a brief overview of capital. some $1900000.00 people live in vienna and each year the city welcomes around $7500000.00 visitors that makes the austrian capital one of the most popular destinations in europe. to experience what vienna has to offer just follow. its famous ring road that's

in the end, i went with waltzing. you waltzed at 7? barely. my partner had two left hooves. hmm. [ singsongy ] i got it! [ normal voice ] hey, wait. isn't my talent show today? re right. it is today, and since you have a little bit of time before ballet, why don't you two do a little bit of warming up? maestro? come on. oh, okay, great. thank you. yeah, yeah.

into the primaries whenever they want >> seth: amber >> i love a waltz. [ laughter ] like, i know it'sular anymore, but i think we can all agree, it is the most glamorous like the ladies always wearing, like, a bunch of feathers and at first she's like, "me, dance with you [ laughter ] i couldn't possibly," but then she always does, and then they dance and they prance, and it's too beautiful. [ laughter ] >> what does that have to do with the dnc primary rules >> ally, waltzing rules, primaries drool. >> seth, what she's saying is completely off topic >> seth: ally, it's called, "point, counterpoint." you get to make a point and she gets to make a counterpoint. that's how it works, okay? [ laughter ] >> oh, don't be sad. boop >> oh, no coronavirus. >> oh, my gosh we could have a friendship quarantine [ laughter ] >> no. >> we would watch movies together i talk a lot [ laughter ] >> seth: next topic -- ♪ the field of democrats running is down to two and it seems that this election is just as divisive as 2016 are democrats at risk of the same infighting mistakes, ally >> of course we are

oh well and light on the waltzes of german fashion. but 1st 2 weeks ago a new york colt found hollywood mogul harvey weinstein guilty of 2 counts of sexual assault now he's been sentenced to 23 years in jail and the main accusers and prosecution witnesses were in court on wednesday to hear the verdict afterwards weinstein was taken directly back to a prison hospital to continue his sentence. a look back now at the key events surrounding this landmark case. february 24th 2020 harvey weinstein left the courthouse in an ambulance after being found guilty of sexual assault and rape. his trial had begun in january public interest in the proceedings was immense it was a watershed moment. i find. for many women the trial was cause for hope the district attorney spoke plainly weinstein is a vicious serial sexual predator weinstein with his manipulation his resources his attorneys his publicists and his spies did everything he could to silence the survivors the trial was the culmination of a dramatic fall from grace weinstein was the king of ho

substantial change down here as well and how is it being in force if you are meant to stay indoors otherwise waltz what's the or else. there's not too much so the or else is still a question as to how this can be enforced m c if you're if you're trying to travel over longer distances and you're going to train stations or you're coming across the authority that's when you have to be able to prove that you all did it's necessary for you to travel so you have to provide some documentation up to be able to say i need to move to work or i need to move from my home because i have to buy vital supplies or attend a medical appointment there's actually quite a few people still out and about milling around shops in cafes on the streets here in naples here locally there is no real way of enforcing it it's more a plea from the all star it seems to make children people stay home to try and help contain the virus as much as possible what to tourists and that many tourists does naples expect to see many tourists have been a decline in numbers and they. declined i don't have any official figures but just being ab

and in our continuing series meet the germans this week rachel with a light on the waltzes of german fashion. but 1st 2 weeks ago a new york court found hollywood mogul harvey weinstein guilty of 2 counts of sexual assault now he's been sentenced to 23 years in jail and the main accusers and prosecution witnesses were in court on wednesday to hear the verdict afterwards weinstein was taken directly back to a prison hospital to continue his sentence. a look back now at the key events surrounding this landmark case. february 24th 2020 harvey weinstein left the courthouse in an ambulance after being found guilty of sexual assault and rape. his trial had begun in january public interest in the proceedings was immense it was a watershed moment. i find. for many women the trial was cause for.

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governor waltz and i will work with members of congress to see if we can extend legal productions under the public health emergency that president trump has declared to make it possible for 3m and other companies in this space to sell available. we have -- we have testing expanding around the country. we know there will be more cases around america and president trump and our team and i know governor waltz, governors around the country are committed to making sure that anyone that contracts the coronavirus and all of the dedicated americans that are providing medical services have protective gear, whether it's masks or gloves or eye wear. we'll be working with members of congress to see if we can ensure that all of what 3m creates here. 35 million markets a month could be available. questions? >> dana: that was mike pence. so he's the vice president in charge of all of the coronavirus task force. so he went to 3m today. that is a company in minnesota that helps -- makes all of the masks and supplies that we use in our medical facilities. he talked about increasing production. after this

culminated in 1976 in san francisco, with one of rock's most renowned concerts-- "the band's last waltztin scorsese, and featuring a long list of stars clapton, joni mitchel, neil young, van morrison and many others, capped off by lan. it was music that chand its time. but daniel rohrer, the director of "once were brothers," and also from toronto, is just 26,mu and he says thc has lived on for many in his generation. >> i would say that the cool kids know the band. >> brown: the cool kids know the-- es i mean, the music's tim when i came to this project, these guys were mythic. larger-than-life legendary. you watched "the last waltz" and they're just theoolest, most incredible guys, you know, they just occupy this mythic space in rock and roll history, and cultural history. and i think what really came into focus when i made the film is that these rock and roll idols of mine, these heroes of mine, these guys i worshipped, ey were just like me. o u know, they were just, like, five guys trying the best they could, battling their insecurities and their demons, and it's very challenging cir

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pete: that was colonel waltz earlier on the program. dr.ys. pete: planning next phase against this war against the coronavirus. new guidelines rolled out next week as hot spots emerge. high risk, low risk. what do you make of where we are right now at this moment? >> well, you know, i think it's interesting, there is no way at this point to separate the medical side from the political side because as griff just mentioned that the economic fall-out is very much tied to the public health aspect to it. so i really appreciate that both sides are looking at it and dealt with at the same time. you know, i would say that there has been a lot of the encouraging evidence coming out showing that the mortality -- not the mortality rate but the case fatality rate in the united states is the lowest of any other country that has more than 9,000 cases. jedediah mentioned earlier that it's 1.55% right now. about 1.6%. whereas in italy it's over 10% and china it's about 4%. and that tells us a lot of things. that tells us, one, it confirms that we do have a

and all the possible paths to a really grand future for humanity go through escape at some point in waltz the. development of greater than human machine intelligence certainly like a purgatory before your not not apparent area but a trip necessary transition which however will be associated with significant risk including existential risk starts that we actually permanently destroy ourselves or what we care about in making this transition i think it is unless we destroy ourselves through some other way before i think this transition will happen and our focus should be on getting our act together as much as possible. in whatever time frame we have remaining with the board some ok whatever it is try to do the research to fix. scalable methods for ai control to the extent we can try to get the global order in what the recent posts say but can foster more collaboration. and in particular with an ai community and so forth developed in a common set of norms and the idea that it should be for the common good of all. and then making sure we don't destroy ourselves before we even get a chance with

cool marine air that has resulted in low clouds this morning hayward union city and fremont each 72 waltzonquered 76 today, oakland berkeley and richmond at a nice 70 degrees one 80 on the map that's for you in fairfield while towards the coast 60's and point rays and stinson beach. tomorrow temperatures just as warm as today skies just as clear saturday sunday and monday are big cool down with rainfall most likely on those days. rob all right. thank you john checking in on the morning commute. it's been so quiet all week right we haven't happened. >>you know high volume of traffic that we normally see since so many folks have decided to work from home i 4 because of the coronavirus and you know some schools are closed are offering online classes and that's reflecting and your commute we have a minor weights here at the bay bridge toll plaza stocking up a little bit just off and on in the cash lanes but it's been a great trip so far 8 minutes off to fremont street. it's going to be foggy across the golden gate the foggy from the north and to the south in but we're 18 minutes right now nov

waltz any if you want to see in the corners of the facility and these are areas where the public are allowed. i mean there's nothing new about what's happening in march and i would say in very recent history i think 2 summers ago in august there was basically every other day most of them parchin and in a little bit further back history if we look at the 1970 s. there's this successful suit that they. are sort of people win against the state that leads to the end of the trustee system and that was around cruel and unusual punishment so as long as the prison has existed there have been these sort of cruel inhuman conditions and what we're going to continue to see and have seen in the past is these. periods where the state violence is sort of most apparent to us but for people who are incarcerated that state violence every day. i would never drink the water or i don't like to wash my hands in the bathroom because when you turned water on it's literally the color of. the water fountains when they were the same way they were they come on the water fountains the guards will tell you not to

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what taxonomy animals fit into and why this society concluded that dogs were genetically identical to waltz they shared 99.9 percent of the d.n.a. we know that geno typically the geno type the d.n.a. is identical to what has changed over the last 2 to 3400 years is the phenotype phenotype is the jacket which is what that's looked like we have bald dogs dogs of white fluffy hair blue eyes dogs with crazy types of here in the body and no here anywhere else buckle dogs short legged dogs double coated dogs we've created these fantastic varieties of breeds because we like diversity in what we see despite the fact that we have bred dogs to have certain characteristics we have not bred out of their chain as lupus d.n.a. so yes just as you can have brown hair blonde hair or you can have blue eyes or green eyes brown eyes your nutritional requirements as a human being remain the same despite the fact that you look vastly different depending on what your d.n.a. dictates. backscatter survival guide looks they say there's a wall to the story that travel all the further. you sure it's still there are yo

in asia have been recovering after wall street marked its biggest single day plunge in 3 decades waltzes linked to coronavirus triggered a 15 minute holton trading on the new york stock exchange but the dow jones and the s. and p. fell by more than 8 percent. chance of going to medical met german state premiers to coordinate new steps to contain the spread of the virus the meeting came as the death toll from the coronavirus in germany rose to 5. wiki leaks whistleblower chelsea manning has been released from prison manning had been in detention since last may after refusing to testify to a grand jury investigating wiki leaks manning's lawyers say she has attempted to she have attempted suicide. this is d w news from berlin for more follow us on twitter or visit our web site that's dot com. and don't forget you can always get to news on the go just download our from google play or from the store to give you access to all latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and if you are part of the news story yourself you can also use the t w app to send

democratic regime change in the latin american country but it also considers itself the need of the free waltz so surely such reports of brutality would deserve at least a slap on the wrist no. silence or as good as silence to the killings to the beatings to the to gas a diluted let's all be well behaved and it's not a one off pos why was the indignation when hundreds of human rights activists leftwing community does what killed in colombia when there was peace killings in brasilia neighborhoods all ringback when the president was allegedly linked to drug traffickers there wasn't any or it was hard hearted best and what do they all have in common all the countries are run by right wing government too many have nice things to say about donald trump latin america has long been washington's playground from panama to guatemala from venezuela to grenada washington has been keen to strong arm in sympathetic leaders and it seems that once that in human rights be damned. of the day's top news for now but i'll be back in about 30 minutes time thanks for tuning it. join me every thursday on the alex sal

to break that eerie quiet as people pick up an instrument and bust into song and lift the spirits waltz. that's all from me for now but you can always follow us on facebook twitter and instagram to keep up with the very latest. not. that long ago and did all. that. time after time called parisian to repeat the same mantra sustainability it's very important to excel or transition to sustainable transport sustainability stay number man at a more equitable and sustainable well. they claim their production is completely hama's. getting. it into something companies want us to feel good about buying their products while the damage is being done far away this is 2nd eldest that's the point any minute i need much. less time in me doing the nieman i'm stunned. understood so when. max kaiser this is the kaiser report the pandemic it dition special times require special reporting of course because a report has been anticipating so much of what's going down around the world start a big surprise for those of you who've been watching us for so many years is that right stacey max it is a continuation

even on the vexed issue of whether to shake hands or not to shake hands, mrjohnson waltzed into the thisthis morning shaking hands and said it is up to people to decide for themselves. the thrust from ministers is that we have to take sensible precautions, and washing and using tissues, but eve ryo ne and washing and using tissues, but everyone also needs to keep a sense of perspective and not to overreact. norman smith, thank you. the collapse of the regional airline flybe has left thousands of passengers hoping to fly from uk airports stranded. customers hoping to travel have been told not to go to the airport unless they've arranged an alternative flight. the airline went into administration last night, after a fresh bid for financial support failed. it puts the jobs of 2,000 staff at risk, and could have major consequences for some regional airports, where the majority of flights are run by flybe. more on the impact on specific regions in a moment, but first here's our correspondent charlotte rose. this flybe flight may have been the last two land. been the last to land. the airline'

senate as the money is for helping frontline medical workers in keeping the waltz biggest economy afloat the number of coronavirus cases in the u.s. is approaching 70000 and more than 1000 people have died my count every 4 some washington. after days of wrangling the senate votes on the bill. the political divide for once bridged as democrats and republicans support the package the senate is going to stand together act together and pass this stark relief package. like all compromises this bill is far from perfect but we believe the legislation has improved sufficiently to warrant its quick consideration and passage the treasury secretary was at the center of negotiations that led to the bill's passage how do we make sure that american workers who needed to keep getting paid this is no fault of their own that businesses have been shut down the president and vice president want to make sure those hardworking americans got money and this was the most efficient way of doing it president trump says he'll sign the bill a soon as possible expressing the hope that it will speed up a return to no

office of the facts coronavirus will have on the walls economy continues to cause wild swaying on waltz wild swings on wall street for the 3rd time in little more than a week new york stock jones index had its worst points drop in history. reports. the opening bell by another plunge in the market and a halt to trading on the new york stock exchange by the end of the day the dow down 12.9 percent and the s. and p. down a leavened point 9 percent the worst percentage drop by both sides 1987 the worst dow point loss ever the previous 2 record set just last week as the markets were closing in new york and washington president donald trump was asked if the country was in a recession well it may be thinking in terms of recession with a good in terms of the virus once we step i think there's a tremendous pent up demand both in terms of the stock market and in terms of the economy and once this goes away once it goes through and we're done with it i think you're going to see a tremendous a tremendous surge. the trading day was so bad the president of the new york stock exchange had to shoot dow

early you see the scene from to funeral announcements everybody stops in front of you know or the waltz with funeral announcements to check the new that or just of course we'll continue to monitor events with you through the day continue to join up with you as the day progresses for the moment thank you well italy may be bearing the brunt of the outbreak in europe but many other countries in the region are also feeling the impact from all this that circus overton leave barking in our london news center and leaving as you heard from francesco a very odd mood in italy in this lockdown but you know everybody really looking at how italy deals with this they could in directly have the answer. they could and what's happening at the moment across the rest of europe is that people are watching what's happening in italy with great concern great consternation but also seeing what may unfold it may be viewed as something as a cautionary tale of what is to come in other parts of europe we know of course italy france germany are the worst affected by the coronavirus so far and the feeding within the

tension no child has died after a boat loaded with migrants capsized off the greek island of last waltz 47 other migrants trying to reach the greek island turkey have been rescued thousands of refugees have been attempting to cross into europe of to ankara said it would no longer enforce the border security forces say they've prevented $10000.00 people from entering the us despite the greek prime minister's warnings to refugees not to enter europe illegally. is migration analysts she joins me now live from les paul in greece very good of you to join us here on al-jazeera this fall and i mean what are you witnessing in terms of the numbers of my words arriving on greek shores and the reaction to their arrival. well and so there does seem to be an increase in arrivals yesterday that with around $160.00 people arrive. by one of the main points to keep talking about is their response now 72015 now this a lot exactly that's not sort of barassi not people in that force and tired and that angry and that anger standing out not just sort of people arriving but what's managed care and still it's

managed to alienate the castle if you the more elite have to take the moment fossett team in the last waltz says you're annoyed you have called dear says i want to have a. moment back on my 2nd get on the other it on the 5th year the last mir hossein is a lady kept you here alison mole. if you hear just like you see us all feel the peace on monday just what's going on the company along. one of max's. moved on that made us on the phone. sit if i mind you could have 4. and i'd be temped at 6 up there in that. enough am pretty got someone who had a book. but the measurement she couldn't get there on the record he may have been in the book of those issues you in the field goal is will somebody. who's a video where you see him of all the seen that that's. the whole sunday she sort of . only did this underscores on the deficit or sheer except for me use you. don't yes it's roche's or. all that or how many people parrot your to speak did not name all their music and your own past sins for what you don't know could be in the p.s. . that go on at the museum or. one at the park on what they have flex

you danced in the puddles, first we've waltzed, then we sang.nes brand-new every day. jillian: that's beautiful. what's your message to parents out there who are watching? >> it is hard sometimes to take the phone out of your kids hands. a lot of people say it's easier to let them have it and let them watch a video. what would you say? >> oh, so cute. >> it goes by so quickly. when i first wrote this book was 2013. and they were little. and now i look at that picture that you put up there of the five books and you just don't have -- it goes by so quickly. so as much time as you can spend with your kids is precious. >> i think you have to take the moments to spend time with them because it flies by. and i tried to make it my new year's resolution to go to the gym three times a week starting in january. i lasted two weeks. it's time away from my daughter. and when i have her, i want to spend all my time with her. our jobs are hard. we're on our phones a lot. so i'll find myself on the phone and see she's playing right around the corner and i'm lyi

that gavin newsom is concerned and wants to make sure people are properly tested before he has them waltzt i find it interesting the hypocrisy, if you would, because suddenly borders are now important. >> yeah. and, trish, these liberals know no bounds. they'll criticize the president when he limits the airlines that come in from china and other countries, yet now they're quarantining passengers on a ship. he's been calling for open borders forever. and, you know, it's so hypocritical. and they'll ask for a bailout from the taxpayers around this country to pay for it. and they have no shame. it just, it continues to amaze me as i serve in congress how they can do one thing and say another. trish, no i mean, there's no consistency. the hypocrisy is constant, but it's so self-motivated, right? it's so driven by, you know, what works for them. and for whatever reason, they don't see the threat of illegals as an actual threat. but i have a practical question to get to right now and, congressman, i'm curious your thoughts about this because i you've got major homeless populations in los angele