countries who have similar digital texas like italy austria or turkey could also get hit and then the u.s. president also complained that some of the nato members are not paying their fair share so there also could be. measures on this and also with europe and everything seems to be possible at this point it's called giving us the analysis from wall street thank you very much chinese video sharing app tick-tock is fast becoming a global trend with half a 1000000000 users worldwide but fame could come at a price a u.s. class action lawsuit claims to talk transferred vast amounts of user data to chinese servers the lawsuit was filed in california saying tick-tock collected the data without user consent and that it could be used to identify profile and track customers. now looking at another data leviathan facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg and his wife have been on the c.b.s. this morning show with gayle king she wanted to know more about how to deal with the social media sites extensive influence on political developments here's some of what zuckerberg had to say private companies should

german food company delivery hero has bought south korea's biggest takeout watch for 3600000000 euros austria is the most in the floor market for online online food orders after china the united states and great britain. italy's alitalia airline canceled more than $350.00 flights after workers begin a 24 hour strike on friday staff say they want the government to drop a firm plan to save the carrier i will tell you i declared bankruptcy and made 2017 since then rome has kept the airline in the air with loans looking for a buyer. and now we have to bethlehem the small city at work christians believe jesus was born last year and attracted more than $3000000.00 visitors most of them stayed just a few hours and slept in hotels nearby jerusalem that's changing there are more hotels springing up in bethlehem itself and locals are expecting visitor numbers to search this christmas. at night they polity around the christmas tree. and during the day santa does the rounds. this is the high point of tourist season in bethlehem pilgrims from all around the world come here to discover the site whitely con

flights for europe being smoked out of the flights affected by the strike optimistic but some links to austria and switzerland will also be disrupted the cabin crew union has cited wage rise demands pension and title and rules on part time well. well for more let's cross over now to africa correspondent early vats really you kept an eye on all the action throughout the year how was that strike action affecting the carious bottom line. well it's not going to help but certainly has a huge problem with the bottom line and 20192018 in the 1st 9 months it made about 1800000000 euros this year 2019 just a 1000000000 euros and of course 3 days of strikes are there going to be millions of their euros of lost revenues passengers not coming to german wings and to the lufthansa group it won't break love times but it certainly won't help especially if the strike should then be extended if there's no no result reached within the next few days to other towns or units that certainly won't help lufthansa in the end as we speak and of course 29000 was overall a quite challenging year for the aviation sector wh

in austria all the action. at least one person has been killed in an airstrike carried out by forces loyal to libyan warlord who leaf a half to a number of others were injured in the attack that targeted. in the eastern suburbs of the capital tripoli the yemeni government is blaming hooty rebels for a missile attack on a major military graduation which killed at least 7 people there's been no claim of responsibility for the strike in the town of dolly in southern yemen the apparent target was security built forces which are trained and equipped by the saudi you a coalition that coalition intervened in yemen's war in 2015 trying to restore the government to power meanwhile the who identified in saudi arabia and the u.a.e. next year as he is a pro hooty journalist based in sana he says as the who these make these threats there are significant disagreements within the saudi u.a.e. coalition. i think because if we see that their goal in the south is different saudi arabia is supporting the legitimacy of the other o

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countries who have similar digital texas like it's in the austria or turkey could also get hit and then the u.s. president also complained that some of the nato members are not paying their fair share so there also could be. measures on this and also with europe and everything seems to be possible at this point is caught giving us the analysis from wall street thank you very much. chinese video sharing app tick-tock is fast becoming a global trend with half a 1000000000 users worldwide but fame could come at a price a u.s. class action lawsuit claims tick-tock transferred vast amounts of user data to chinese servers the lawsuit was filed in california saying tick-tock collect that the data without user consent and that it could be used to identify profile and track customers. now looking at another data leviathan facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg and his wife have been on the c.b.s. this morning show with gayle king she wanted to know more about how to deal with the social media sites extensive influence on political developments 2 here's some of what zuckerberg had to say private compani

countries who have similar digital texas like italy austria or turkey could also get hit and then the u.s. president also complained that some of the nato members are not paying their fair share so there also could be some. measures on this and also with europe and everything seems to be possible at this point is caught giving us the analysis from wall street thank you very much. we say in the u.s. t. mobile has just launched america's 1st nationwide 5 g. network which it says will cover about 2 thirds of the population the team mobile system offers faster speeds than current 4 g. networks still fall short of the maximum of 5 g. potential but the company calls it real standard based 5 g. t. mobile says it will offer more coverage when its merger with sprint is finalized t. mobile is a subsidiary of term used ga ticket. and chinese video sharing app tick-tock is fast becoming a global trend with half a 1000000000 users worldwide but fame could come at a price a u.s. class action lawsuit claims to talk transferred vast amounts of user data to chinese servers the lawsuit was filed in cal

. $200.00 of austria last year's literature prize was postponed due to a sex abuse scandal involving the selection committee. and as has been sworn in as president of argentina it's up to the presidential sash from his predecessor mockery in his inaugural speech the center left politician down to put the people's needs ahead of repaying argentina's foreign debts his vice president is former president cristina fernandez cares. well the murder of a former chechen rebel in berlin last august continues to strain relations between germany and russia the man was shot dead in a public park and german authorities suspect that he may have been killed at the order of the kremlin now german lawmakers are angry at russian president vladimir putin's comments on the killing monday at a press conference with german chancellor angela merkel he said the man who was shot dead got what he deserved and the german lawmakers should be happy about that . mogul and putin both still have something to clarify the meeting in paris should actually have been about ukraine but merkel was concerned about something

line of fire here and they announced yesterday in the us that they were also considering tariffs on austria and turkey on italy who have also moved to implement these taxes but there also are just a very long list of countries that have been considering additional tax that's the czech republic poland india space and there's just a very wide variety of countries who have been looking into taxes like this part of that is because there has been an effort to implement a tax that is international level that's really fall of through so the o.e.c.d. is trying to sort of unite $129.00 jurisdictions into a new global taxes and that's really taking a long time so i think this is really going to raise the stakes for the e.c.b. to come to an agreement which they're hoping to do by next year so there is still hope that the u.s. will delay these tariffs on french goods until the o.e.c.d. can come to some sort of agreement if you look at the bigger picture here but how concerned are investors about that another escalation in the trade tensions yeah i think there's a lot of concern about that right now you

took a chunk of poland and peter hunka of austria last year's literature prize was spawned due to a sex abuse scandal involving the selection committee. the leaders of russia and ukraine have agreed to implement a cease fire in eastern ukraine russian president vladimir putin and ukrainian president of a lot of ms lewinsky but for the 1st time to discuss the conflict centered on the donbass region is currently held by russian backed separate since. there is so are under way in a number of french cities as labor unions press ahead with another day of strikes to protest the government's planned overhaul of the retirement system now in their 6th day the strikes have caused mass disruption to transport and other public services the action is in response to presidents and many were not const proposed pension reforms which unions unions rather say would force workers to work longer and for smaller pensions and to be corresponding just so was after the strikes in paris or earlier today and he filed this update. the strike here in paris is a big test for the french president manuel my call whet

operates flights for europe and most of the flights affected by the strike are domestic but some links to austria and switzerland will also be disrupted the cabin crew union has called the strike demanding higher wages and pension entitlements the walkout is part of a wider dispute between the union and move to answer and it follows a failed attempt at arbitration. for more let's cross over now to our financial market correspondent ali bartz was done in by for us in frankfurt of course the aviation hub here in germany only how does this latest walk out impacting the carriers bottom line. it will cause further losses although 3 days strike those will be in a measurable sort of way not impacting the balance sheet of those times in a huge way but if the strike continues and of course if it ends in the end and concessions that are more expensive than love tons of thought and it will impact the balance sheet investors had already showed themselves to be worried about this as this spot was brewing right now the share is holding steady but investors are worried because love times as had such a terrible

in 1997, a little piece of austria followed them home, the wine cave is constructed of repurposed austrian breaks. as for craig hall he was known in the political world before the halls moved overseas. in the 80s he was the child or -- each chairman and founder of the group that needed a $300 million federal bailout after risky investments. gym right, a texas democrat to get loan collectors to back off. to give struggling industry, a billion-dollar lifeline, they had a choice. this was removed and legislation went through. congressional ethics investigation took out of office in the 80s, by paying $100 million. i went on the website for the whole wine cave because i wanted to see what a wine cave was, you don't need to be a presidential candidate. shannon: you need to capitalize on viral moments when they come, check it out. and investigative journalist. the online search for wine caves trending and what they are all about. >> greeks and romans fermented wine in caves thousands of years ago because of temperatures and humidity but only so many caves near vineyard. a man-made tunnel built i

he made peace with germany and austria-hungary. and with trotsky, he led the bolsheviks to victory in the civil war. in hungary, there was not really a strong communist party. on the contrary, they had to make compromises with the social democrats. the main reason for his defeat was the joint attack of czechoslovak and romanian armies. here is a propaganda leaflet that would have been prevalent in the fall of 1919. of the workers being shown as robbing a veteran. it is also an anti-semitic poster. when you hear how the white guards in hungary, who operated much like their counterparts in germany, thought about what they were doing, you heard the language of bolshevism and nationalism. here is a quotation from a hungarian officer. we shall see to it that the flame of nationalism leaps high. we shall punish those who for months have committed heinous crimes. bolshevism in the eyes of counterrevolutionaries was a result of an " jewish conspiracy," their attacks were focused against jews. they listed 3000 jewish victims of the white te

jurgen klopp says it's a ”final" for his side we'll bring you the latest from austria. and it's all or nothing for chelsea in the champions league too. frank lampard's side have what could be a season defining match against lille. also coming up in the programme: a deadly terror attack ten years ago stopped test cricket in pakistan, now they're getting ready to end their long wait to host matches on home soil. and patrick reed engages a bunker mentality, as he's accused of intentionally breaking the rules. if you're intentionally trying to do something, that would be cheating, but i was not intentionally trying to improve the lie or anything like that. hello and welcome to sportsday. thank you for being with us. let's kick off with the champions league liverpool are in action right now, as they look to secure their spot in the knockout stages. a point against red bull salzburg is all they need. we'll look ahead to the other crucial matches in a moment. but our football reporter john bennett is with me. good to see you. 0ur liverpool getting on? it is a great game end—

. >> reporter: but fir dplt tash has been stuck in austria, fighting extradition to the u and traveled to austria and con sinced fear partial they had trul throughing prosecutors say furtash even paid tashness another $200,000 to translate. rudy giuliani was being paid, too, $500,000 from parnas. >> eli honic, a forrer. >> as often has, the money tells a stow. and you have a million dollar going from fur tash to honest and you have half a million from that are really difficult to justify and on top of that you have rudy doing legal and vebtive work for donald trump for free, for pro bono. >> sources tell cnn parnas bragged dmitri fear tash had bankrolled his lavish lifestyle of private planes and bodyguards, calling himself the best paid interpreter in the world. drew grinch, cnn, atlanta. >> let's turn to cnn senior reporter vicky ward. good to see you as you but then when i had was private jets, bodyguards, suvs. what is new that we've reported is that five of the private flights that left parnas, since september, were build to a credit card in his wife's name, though she only to. >>

italy, austria, turkey. the u.s. said, this isn't fair. we will tax sparkling wine, makeup, cheese, quintessentially french products. >> the equity index is down on the day for the s&p 500. it is the third loss in a row. off by 0.7%. the dow moving exactly 1%. >> it's a risk off mood today. 0.6%. we are 2% off of the highs here. the market is basically getting a little nervous but still pricing in the fact that this is a poker move and there is bluffing going on on both sides. >> relations between washington and beijing are likely to see further strain after u.s. lawmakers passed a bill that could sanction chinese officials for human rights abuses against muslim minorities. it's a move that threatens to throw already tenuous trade talks into disarray. >> it damages the mood music. we heard from the global times that china is thinking of putting restrictions on u.s. officials for visas and travel. china is speeding up this unreliable entities list, that could include u.s. companies being sanctioned including fedex. >> despite the rhetoric,

they've already lined up home games against denmark and romania, with a trip to austria in between. johnny sexton has been ruled out of leinster‘s champions cup game at home against northampton on saturday with a knee injury. the captain was forced off in their win over the saints at the weekend. centuries from danni wyatt and tammy beaumont helped england's women to a 75—run win over pakistan in the first one—day international in kuala lumpur. it was their first match since head coach mark robinson stepped down in august. the second one—dayer is on thursday. baroness tanni grey—thompson, the 11—time paralympic champion, has been talking about the discrimination she faced when she was pregnant. the former wheelchair athlete, who was born with the condition spina bifida, has been telling gavin ramjaun how people struggled to understand how she could have a baby. when i was pregnant, it was interesting how i was treated. i was treated nicely as an athlete and then i faced this barrage of different people, medics and non—medics, often complete strangers questioning my dec

rescuers have been looking for possible victims of four avalanches that have hit ski resorts in austria and switzerland. "what's occurring?" more than 11 million people tuned in for the return of gavin and stacey, making it the most watched christmas day

rescuers have been looking for possible victims of four avalanches that have hit ski resorts in austria and switzerland. before the papers — it's sportsday. .. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm chetan pathak. looking unstoppable. liverpool thrash leicester city 4—0 to go 13 points clear at the top of the premier league. sam curran stars for england — taking four wickets on day one of the opening test in south africa. and clan des obeaux makes it back—to—back wins in the king george vi chase with victory at kempton. hello and welcome to sportsday. welcome to the programme. first to liverpool's statement win tonight — they are 13 points clear at the top of the premier league with a game in hand, after thrashing second—placed leicester city 4—0 at the king power stadium. it comes just five days after they won the club world cup in qatar. patrick geary reports. a chance for leicester to look livable in the eyes. to keep them on their side of the horizon. there is a probable chasing liverpool, the relentless pace, most are stretched leicester to breaking point and the ju

the accident happened on the val senales glacier, close to the border with austria. it's the latest in a series avalanches affecting ski resorts in the alps, following recent heavy snow. bill hayton reports. a rescue helicopter with a sad burden. the bodies of a 25—year—old german woman and her seven—year—old daughter brought down from the slopes above. another seven—year—old was dug out of the snow and rushed to hospital. tragically she to later died. all three were among a small party of skiers hit by a large avalanche, 150 metres wide and 500 metres long. there was no way to escape. an 11—year—old boy and his father, also part of the same group, we re father, also part of the same group, were injured. 70 rescuers from the alpine service and the italian security forces searched the mountain in case others had been buried by the snow. that work continues. a spokesman said the avalanche risk had appeared low at the start of the day, but a strong wind and a rise in temperature may have loosened the snow. several avalanches have hit ski resorts in the a

it's not just china were talking about, were talking about france, possibly austria and italy and turkey come on top of brazil, and of course we have china. tell us about all this. you've got argentina and had thend then you ongoing tensions with china, were getting more news from the global times. you can see that argentina and brazil are getting caught up, the thinking is they're punishing argentina and brazil .ecause there benefiting it shows that even if trade relations [indiscernible] back to the question thehe economy, manufacturing numbers in the u.s. tend to show that the u.s. economy is getting impacted by the trade war. >> you're right, the global manufacturingthat globally is finally on its feet a little bit. spilling over to the rest of asia in november, but then you saw the u.s. figure last night, that's a reality check about additional pain being felt there. the economy more broadly still holding uppity well but it's difficult to say there's no trade war pain at all. that's why a lot of people are now looking at this december 15 deadline to see whether or not the two sides

rescue workers in austria and switzerland are searching for possible victims after avalanches hit ski resorts in the alps. swiss police say several people were freed from the snow at a piste in andermatt. a powerful typhoon has caused major destruction in the philippines, killing at least 16 people. it's left tens of thousands stranded with many spending the night inside improvised shelters. wikipedia has welcomed a ruling from turkey's constitutional court declaring its ban unconstitutional. the court said the ban contravened the right to freedom of expression and ordered it be lifted. thousands of people across the uk have been taking part in traditional boxing day swim dips — braving a swim in chilly waters. some events were called off because of strong winds. but as rebecca ricks reports from the south west of england — even blustery conditions didn't stop eccentrics and the christmas spirit. weather it is to cure a festive hangover, raise money for charity or just because... a swim in the sea, the activity of choice for hundreds of west country folk this christmas. it was not

. >> reporter: but firtash has been stuck in austria, fighting extradition to the u.s. and traveled to austria and convince firtash they had trump through prosecutors say firtash even paid another $200,000 to translate. rudy giuliani was being paid, too, $500,000 from parnas. >> eli honig. >> as often has, the money tells a story. and you have a million dollars going from firtash and you have half a million from -- that are really difficult to justify. and on top of that you have rudy doing legal and investigative work for donald trump for free, for pro bono. >> sources tell cnn parnas bragged dmitri fitash had bankrolled his lavish lifestyle of private planes and bodyguards, calling himself the best paid interpreter in the world. drew grinch, cnn, atlanta. >> let's turn to cnn senior reporter vicky ward. good to see you as always but then when i had was private jets, bodyguards, suvs. what is new that we've reported is that five of the private flights that left parnas, since september, were billed to a credit card in his wife's name, though she only -- >> so the questi

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they have to get a draw in austria to progress to the knockouts. defeat could mean the holders fail to qualify for the next phase. what a for anthonyjoshua. now a two—time world heavyweight champion after winning belt back from andy ruiz after winning belt back from andy ruinr in saudi arabia on saturday. attention now turns to his next fight with fellow british fighter deli and white, add a couple of mandatory challenges in the mix. joshua has also given some insight into why he lost at the original fight against andy ruiz into why he lost at the original fight against andy ruinr. he has been speaking to mike castillo. issue with my health, which i was going through for a long time. i didn't know what was wrong with me, just felt so tired and drained. i thought must be down to training. i got myself sorted out and i feel a mill dollars. it was weird, even in the changing room, i was like, i just want to get a bucket of water and ice, shoving my head on it, why doi and ice, shoving my head on it, why do i feel so tired? you could see these things

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rescues, two flown to the hospital with minor injuries also in the alps yesterday a dramatic rescue austria, a skier buried for five hours. he survived in an air pocket, finally found thanks to his avalanche beacon pinpointing his location it's avalanche season december to april, and these types of dangers not surprising in utah yesterday, a close call near park city. >> heads up! >> reporter: it's the same area where another man died in an avalanche earlier this month but watch as the snowboarder keeps going, later telling the man filming he didn't have any avalanche survival gear. it's something andrew says he might consider. do you ski with a beacon or any kind of avalanche equipment? >> we are thinking how are the people searching for people under the snow, and i think it makes sense to have something like that. >> reporter: andrew and his family now debating whether it's safe to go out again tomorrow. molly hunter, nbc news >>> now to a story of overwhelming kindness and the spirit of christmas after a fire at a minneapolis homeless shelter forced hundreds of people out on to the stree

the problem was i was afraid it would fade away and be forgotten my father is a refugee from not see austria and in the 1980s you may know steel one - - steven spielberg went to document the stories of people who escaped or survived the holocaust so at that time there was any number of holocaust deniers and i watched my father being interviewed by spielberg i thought that's different from guantÁnamo and these are the stories of the people that were actually there with first-person accounts to tell what it was like and what it was like to report on guantÁnamo over the years and people that were interviewed but i wanted them to tell their full story which was two hours or longer i had no funds so as a filmmaker just like spielberg did because when they are talking it's very different from the words they are saying so i was very fortunate there was a student of mine in my class who had some funds and offered to donate enough money for me to hire a filmmaker the following summer go 2009 to interview 16 former detainees so the funds allowed me to do that so interviewing 158 people in 28 countri

a line feed on the press conference following the normandy for summit in paris and in the mean time austria's former foreign minister told us the summit is an important move in the right direction any decision that you take on the level of foreign policy in particular when it's such a delicate issue it always has. the mastic implication that that's very evident in particular in that case so i do wish all of those old all the very best to be able to start something and them to wait for the dynamic that it can evolve but from what we have seen been seen over the last few months we already can detect some sort of new dynamic that's not that's not anymore the complete stalemate that have been movements on the military level exchange of. people who were detained so something is going on what i have always said what is very important in diplomacy is that certain things happen. indescretion they don't have to be discussed on a daily level in public it's important that certain things can happen sometimes behind closed doors but that's where they can happen best. well that's been your live coverage of

authorities say there were no casualties in austria but rather -- rescuers don't know how m by people areied in switzerland. turkey's constitutional court ruled the b on wikipedia in turkey is illegal. the court said it violated rights of freedom of expression and ordered it be lifted. the turkish government barred th7online encyclopedia in 2 because of entries suggesting turkey cooperated with what it called terrorist organizations in syria. an eu officialeturned a love tter to britain says he feels deep hurt over brexit. vhe says te president of the european commission said it broke his heart to see britain leave the eu. the dutch national concluded britain will to come back.lcome the u.k. is due to leave on january 31. fire fighting teams and australia have had some respite over the past few days with lower temperatures, but that is abt to and with the intense heat returning. since september, 3000 firefighters have been out nearly eve day battling blazes . a most 90% of those on the ground are unpaid viable -- volunteers. many families are spending the holidays in shelters. lles an

german, austria, german parts of switzerland which has been living what i would call for 18 years, catholic rights. for the better part of five decades. gerry: sort of tolerating divorce, that type. >> accommodate to the liberal progressive agenda. put some smells and bells around it. and hope it works. it doesn't work. gerry: it doesn't work and then church dropping responsibility. >> i was speaking in munich this past staying in a parish of people 10000 are in the church but 200 go to mass on sunday. this is a collapse of catholic identity. and practice. and i think it's due to the fact that catholic like is boring. there is nothing interesting and saying how little do i have to believe and how little do i have to do to stay inside the church? that's an important question. gerry: that is important in renting a quick break but when we come back back out of talk what the volusia and of the church. on talk about what's public like in these changing times. stay with us. than you. you are my diamond. for the diamond in your life, get up to 40% off storewide or get these one of a kind deals at

wagner make sure there's plenty of the piping hot spirits in his restaurant the star chef is a native of austria but he's embraced sweetens christmas holiday customs. to christmas. is the most important thing for the swedish christmas week terry's we. and of course we eat the huge crane at the christmas. ads onions started with cloves bay leaves and white pepper to the broth with the cured ham. depending on the size it takes the ham about an hour and a half to reach $72.00 degrees celsius on the inside. perfect. juice away in sweden we take old bread and put it into the juice we reduce it and put it in and eat the bread with this this soup so to say it's lovely. the baked ham has to cool for one to 2 hours then it's ready for a glaze of sweet and sour mustard and sugar. before reading the ham. cuts away the layers of fact. i always do some bread crumbs before the coat because otherwise it won't stick. first some bread crumbs. then the mustard mixture is poured over the ham then the rest of the bread crumbs come on top of that and. whole thing goes into an oven preheated to $220.00 degrees celsiu

that 520000 square kilometers the conservation area is bigger than germany austria and switzerland put together when heading into stretches of extra deep sand the teams let some air out of their tires but that's a precaution not a guarantee that the car will make it through with no problem. if it were a guarantee it wouldn't be an adventure this discovery isn't lucky it can't get free of the sand without help and teamwork fortunately they have the right tools on hand for the job. their teammates also experienced the other extremes of nature during their 14 day tour a heavy cloud burst leaves everything drenched conditions like put the vehicles off road capabilities to the test and occasionally a tire too doesn't make the great. sleeping in a tent while thunder and lightning rage can pose a mortal danger so this time the teams will have to seek the safety of civilization auxilary headlights come in handy. the next day feeling refreshed and well rested the teams cross a border. the wildlife in this multinational conservation area can move freely across frenchie years but people have to d

if you are looking for winter wonderlands, salzburg in austria isn't a bad shout. its market has roots going back to the late 15th century. you'll get all the usual mulled wine, wooden huts, gingerbread, and so on, but the activities here are pretty good too. they have organised singalongs in the main square, readings of children's christmas stories and traditional wind music performed high above the square. bruges‘ ice rink has been replaced by an artificial one this year, that is said to be much more eco—friendly. the annual ice sculpture festival has also been cancelled, because city authorities said it was too energy inefficient. but this little belgian town is so fairytail beautiful at this time of year, it is still well worth a visit. and the tiny alpine town of bolzano reckons it has got italy's biggest christmas market. the organisers go big on rustic and traditional. there are about 80 stalls, most selling locally—made gifts. it is all set around a nativity scene in a real wooden stable. still to come on the travel show: as christmas nears, we are of

and the queen of the slopes and still her world cup tally in austria so we'll have all the action. began many governments is blaming kuti rebels for a missile attack on a military graduation parade which killed at least 7 people there's been no claim of responsibility for the strike in the southern time of dollar now the apparent target was security belt forces who are trained and equipped by saudi coalition it's been fine seen against the hutu rebel since 2015 years of leadership it was a paltry the heathy militias have tried to move the party away from the battlefield after they suffered losses on the front lines i mean to the heart of darling by way of a strike and this strike will wreak not. because the joint southern forces will not stop in just securing darling they will also try to secure tell us and other areas when the who say they've identified 9 targets in saudi arabia and the u.a.e. which they plan to hit next year let's say alba haiti is a prole who's the journalist based in the summer and he says who make these threats there are significant disagreements within the sa

in austria and parked in. the d.n.a. should last up to a 1000 years preserved in glass the beads a so small they can only be seen under an electron microscope each beat contains about 10 killer bytes of data about 2 pages of a book. and you can almost see the truth of what you can see in this image is about 20 or 30 pages of a book of beauty but remember these particles are at 200000 times magnification you know if they really are incredibly small. so if you have 20 or 30 pages here and we zoom out a bit then you have a whole book on the screen. and a bit further out now you have a whole floor of a library. going to be called the not bad if you go even further out you have billions of these tiny boots so you have a whole library on something the size of a speck of dust from the americans were taken. pokemon. right now they can only store a few 100 megabytes in this way so a lot more development is needed before we have a whole library stored in d.n.a. . we have the perfect storage device in our body nearly every cell has

. >> two-day often contentious opec meeting come to a close in thena, austria wit decision to cut oil output more reacted positively on the news.l after a lengthy discussion seeing no deal thursday evening, the ministers plus russia and other omonn membersoming together on frida hammering out a deal to cut an additnal 500,000 barrels a day from the production. they had come into the meeting at 1.2 million. add 500, 1.7 million what moved the market and see the saudi underproducing 400,000 from their quota agreed voluntary to continue that. the market effectivelyie vwed this as 2 plus milli barrel per day cut. and that beauyed the pris. because so many having strgle under the weight of loie oil the other big new the massive saudi aramco ipo,ricing at the high end of the range giving the company a valuation of $1.7 trillion. trading officially next week in riyadh. at the press confence we had the chance to address the saudi energy minister one of the sons of the king about a themco ipo and said it was a proud day for him and country >> raft night was a proud day for all of us those work

. >> talks between major oil exporters have wrapped up in austria. nightent eight into the at opec's headquarters in vienna. the oil cartel has been cutting for the past three years. but a further reduction is boost the price of fuel. here's more from vienna on the consensus in the group. reporter: what we know so far is tot most members have agreed cut about half a million 1.2els, in addition to the billion barrels that opec has already cut from its output since 2017. that number to 1.7 million barrels. the division here and the be on who getso to cut how much. countries like saudi arabia have that theyg the case have been doing most of the heavy lifting and noncompliant as iraq anduch nigeria, need to do more. that they we saw venezuelas and the iranians were produce much oil. so it was easy for opec to go with these cuts. now we're seeing that the russians arrussians are pushingr making sure they comply with the oil cuts but they want some form of their be taken out quota. there is a lot of talking that has been happening for the last few hours. >