steve is in vienna still. steve. >> louisa, far be it from me to name drop, but i've just spoken to the an goalan, the iranny and the iraqi oil ministers. do you want to know what they had to do? you'll have to come back over the break. we discussed the impact of overproduction and u.s. shale. all of this and more after this very short break. ♪ [ agent smith ] i've found software that intrigues me. it appears it's an agent of good. ♪ [ agent smith ] ge software connects patients to nurses to the right machines while dramatically reducing waiting time. [ telephone ringing ] now a waiting room is just a room. [ static warbles ] [ telephone ringing ] now a waiting room is just a room. lets you talk face-to-face and share whatever's on your screen. blackberry z10 with bbm video. built to keep you moving. see it in action at blackberry.com/z10 >>> hi, everybody. welcome back. you're still watching "worldwide exchange." i'm louisa bojesen. these rain shower headlines from around the world. nigerian's oil ministe

when the austrians defeated the muslim turks at the gates of vienna in 1683, a new era began. the hapsburg holy roman emperors turned to rebuilding their ravaged land. all along the danube, where bleak fortresses had guarded the river, a chain of magnificent abbeys was built. the victory over the turks meant that money was now available for grand enterprises. the monks' taxes paid for buildings rather than for weapons. these abbeys were meant to serve not only as religious communities, but also as hospices for the emperor. saint florian's abbey, begun in 1689, is the work of an italian and an austrian-- carlo carlone and jakob prandtauer. in true baroque fashion, the new abbey was a stage upon which royal ritual could be played out by the visiting emperor. paradoxically, the stage usually lacked its leading actor, for the emperor himself rarely visited any of the abbeys. but it didn't matter. the object was not imperial housing. it was to make a political point, to bear witness to the unity of christianity and empire. here we're dealing not with the glorification of an individ

by the international atomic energy agency and to discuss the upcoming negotiations in vienna and many other issues were joined by the director general of the organization mr yukiya amano many thanks for finding time for this interview with us thank you for inviting me now let's jump straight into the fray on iran about the talks in vienna. i've heard many opinions that these talks would hardly bring any resolution to the matter of the ongoing stalemate which has been going on for many years now what is your opinion do you think that the west is actually interested in facilitating any kind of peaceful solution i believe that all other countries are very much interested in resolving the outstanding issue related to iran by diplomatic means of course the i.a.e.a. is determined to do its best to resolve for the funding issues diplomatic talks and that is why we have had ten rounds of negotiations with iran to find a way to resolve the issues the fact is that until today we have not yet reached agreement but will continue if we just had the meeting with iran on the fifteenth of may. it was

officials are to kick off another round of nuclear talks in vienna on tuesday the tenth meeting since early last year. he wants to resume inspections of terrans facilities and should things occurring out atomic bomb research well r.t. spoke to the organizations director general to get his take on this latest meeting isn't pretty. on may twenty first in vienna six party talks on iran's nuclear issue will be held these talks were inspired by the international atomic energy agency and to discuss the upcoming negotiations in vienna and many other issues were joined by the director general of the organization mr yukiya amano many thanks for finding time for this interview with us thank you for inviting me now let's jump straight into the fray on iran about the talks in vienna. i've heard many opinions that these talks would hardly bring any resolution to the matter of the ongoing stalemate which has been going on for many years now what is your opinion do you think that the west is actually interested in facilitating any kind of peaceful solution i believe that all other countries are very

officials are to kick off another round of nuclear talks in vienna on tuesday the tenth meeting since early last year. he wants to resume inspections of terrans facilities which it thinks are carrying out atomic bomb research lotty spoke to the organizations director general to get his take on this latest meeting is a preview for. on may twenty first in vienna six party talks on iran's nuclear issue will be held these talks were inspired by the international atomic energy agency and to discuss the upcoming negotiations in vienna and many other issues were joined by the director general of the organization mr yukiya amano many thanks for finding time for this interview with us thank you for inviting me now let's jump straight into the fray on iran about the talks in vienna. i've heard many opinions that these talks would hardly bring any resolution to the matter of the ongoing stalemate which has been going on for many years now what is your opinion do you think that the west is actually interested in facilitating any. peaceful solution i believe that all other countries are very much

officials are to kick off another round of nuclear talks in vienna on tuesday the tenth meeting since early last year. he wants to resume inspections of tehran's facilities should thinks are carrying out atomic bombs search he spoke to the organizations director general to get his take on this latest meeting is a preview. on may twenty first in vienna six party talks on iran's nuclear issue will be held these talks were inspired by the international atomic energy agency and to discuss the upcoming negotiations in vienna and many other issues were joined by the director general of the organization mr yukiya amano many thanks for finding time for this interview with us thank you for inviting me now let's jump straight into the fray on iran about the talks in vienna. i've heard many opinions that these talks would hardly bring any resolution to the matter of the ongoing stalemate which has been going on for many years now what is your opinion do you think that the west is actually interested in facilitating any. peaceful solution i believe that all the countries are very much interested

he is an opera singer, trained in sarajevo and vienna. in austria, he has a wife and child but not enough jobs. he has offers, though, from switzerland, for example. but he does not dare to leave austria. he finally wants to become a citizen. 10 years now, and the rules are strict. for 10 full years, he must not leave the country. >> it is an inconvenience for me to not be a citizen. i cannot just packed my bags to travel or sign a contract to sing in another country. i cannot stay somewhere for three months and then come back. i would lose my status here in austria. >> his wife and son are citizens already. but due to the pitfalls of bureaucracy, music is not. when he renewed his student visa 10 years ago, his documents were incomplete. although he filed a missing piece of paper after just two days, this was taken by the authorities as a reason years later for him to have to begin the qualifying period all over again. >> our plans were put on hold. we might consider moving, but there is still uncertainty. am i allowed to leave? should i

iran a new year when officials will resume their nuclear talks in vienna and choosing their countries under pressure with major world powers pushing to iran to reassure international community it's not seeking nuclear weapons what you're on always denied later this hour the i.a.e.a. directors general talks to r.t. about his hopes for the meeting basically it's a yes or no question do you believe that iran is still involved in nuclear weapons program what i say is that iran has a case to answer and we don't have yet the answer mr i don't have one quote from you here we have credible information that iran continued its activities beyond two thousand and three where is this information coming from from various sources we have this information from open source we have. information and we have of information coming from some ten countries we have asked iran to clarify this if iran clarifies and the issue of the international community can have confidence in runyon activities and we are ready to help them to korea these are concerns so what i'm doing is to resolve the issue through diplomat

hornets line trains will not run between vienna and ballston. at 10:00 tonight until closing on monday. >> motorcyclist from all across the country will be rolling into the d.c. area today for the annual rolling thunder rally. the event is aimed at honoring prisoners of war and those still missing in action. >> virginians will be able to save money on hurricane supplies this weekend. a sales tax holiday on flashlights, first-aid kits, and generators from tomorrow through may 31. >> for more information on these stories, visit our website wjla.com. it's a great place to get weather updates. >> absolutely. if you send me a tweet, i might give you a personalized forecast or wherever you are traveling. but not until 9:00. go ahead tweet us. around here today, expecting temperatures to stay in the '60s all day. lingering showers this morning. otherwise mostly cloudy. a few sprinkles possible it today. sunshine tomorrow, 70 degrees. 73 and breezy on sunday. 76 on memorial day. that will be the best of the bunch. everybody is getting on the roads. aman

pleased to hear about the giants working with the communities and make sure to say union hiring and vienna support of the project. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello local 82. not only have the giants been a great partnerships for the community >> thank you. next speaker please. i'm joseph scott with local 2 61. this project as you know is one of the several important decisions that will come before you on waterfront projects. sometimes, people think that the building trade unions will support any jobs that come up because of the construction but this is not the case. if the project is not incriminated to the workers we also like the opportunities where the local community members because of the big part of the what the labors don't increase in in this case, the giants have signed an agreement using the city local hiring policy to make this work. support the worker families and the workforce we're proud to support in workforce commitment for the last fall will help establish a policy for the waterfront development in san francisco. we appreciate the giants labor support and ask i urge yo

orange line will not run between vienna and ballston. they will be free shuttle buses available, but there will be no work on the blue, yellow, or green lines. >> northern virginia's million- dollar winner in last weeks record powerball drawing. a woman matched five of six numbers on a tickets sold at a food lion in lorton. the winner of the massive $590 million jackpot, that person has yet to come forward. here's she has 180 days to do so. whether going to say -- she showed up for work would be if she was the winner. >> 63 degrees outside. >> a big week at the movies. >> coming up, some local neighbors are cleaning up after the damage left behind by strong storms. investigators try to figure out what caused the bridge to collapse, sending vehicles plunging into the water. >> caught sleeping

pleased to hear about the giants working with the communities and make sure to say union hiring and vienna support of the project. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello local 82. not only have the giants been a great partnerships for the community >> thank you. next speaker please. 61m joseph scott with local 2 project asou know is one of the several important decisions that will come before you on waterfront projects. sometimes, people think that the building trade unions will support any jobs that come up because of the construction but this is not the case. if the project is not incriminated to the workers we also like the opportunities where the local community members because of the big part of the what the labors don't increase in in this case, the giants have signed an agreement using the city local

exhibition in 2011 at the duyong new see um which some of you may have seen was drawn from the collection in vienna and i brought an essay including saint sabastian and there is a detail in the clouds where you have a rider in the clouds. and art historians have not been able to agree on exactly what this figure is it a king, is it someone from mythology, but in any case, he has taken that childhood pass time of trying to see the shapes in the clouds and has created the shapes in the clouds of this painting. >> and some of you may have also seen our current exhibition with the girl with the pearl ear ring, there are not any clouds in this composition and i could not fabricate them and so i wanted to speak about this painting that is also in the collection of the maritz house it actually has three competitions and this was probably the most famous in the works in the collection up until the publication of the novel girl with the pearl ear ring and i will be doing a conversation with her next thursday, the 28th and that will be live google plus streamed. all sorts of fun technology. but before the pu

lower temperatures in some places. 13 degrees in warsaw, warming up to 17 in berlin. 20 degrees in vienna, but still on the chilly side in paris at degrees. here's your extended forecast. >>> weave one more story before we go. russian president vladimir putin has reacted to complaints his convoy of vehicles causes traffic in moscow. he's going to commute by helicopter. government officials showed off the kremlin's new helipad on monday. they had it installed at a cost of $6.4 million. moscow residents have complained that major streets are closed during putin's 30 kilometer commute. kremlin officials said the late president boris yeltsin used to land helicopters in the courtyard, but he stopped fearing damage to the world heritage site. putin will be landing on the new helipad to keep moscow happy and the kremlin in one piece. that is all for this edition of "newsline." stay with us. >> ifill: we remember those who fought, served and died for our country on this memorial day... good evening... gwen raising fears that country could be pulled into the civil war in neighboring syria. margare

lower temperatures in some places. 13 degrees in warsaw, warming up to 17 in berlin. 20 degrees in vienna, but still on the chilly side in paris at 14 degrees. here's your extended forecast. >>> we have one more story before we go. russian president vladimir putin has reacted to complaints his convoy of vehicles causes traffic in moscow. he's going to commute by helicopter. government officials showed off the kremlin's new helipad on monday. they had it installed at a cost of $6.4 million. moscow residents have complained that major streets are closed during putin's 30 kilometer commute. kremlin officials said the late president boris yeltsin used to land helicopters in the courtyard, but he stopped fearing damage to the world heritage site. putin will be landing on the new helipad to keep moscow happy and the kremlin in one piece. that is all for this edition of "newsline." stay with us. >> lucille clifton grew up in western new york, near buffalo, worked as a government clerk and office assistant. her first book, good times, was rated one of the best books of 1969 by the new york times.

vienna. you're chilly as well. eastern asia, tokyo, splendid whether here. by saturday, that front down there towards the south will lift a little north. western japan, you continue to feel the effects, and that extends through much of central and eastern china. some areas could see about 150 millimeters. it's just south of where the threat really is. 30 in beijing. over thwarts japan, you're going to see these temperatures continue to rise. i want to end here by showing you this absolutely awful video. this is in fukushima. this is a fog that develops here in the rainy season, after the rain, that radiation cooling and calm winds. so i want to leave you with this welcome and then we'll see your extended forecast. >>> russian scientists say they extracted liquid blood from the remains of a wolly mammoth. it could bring the extinct creature back from the iceage. members of a research team discovered a female mammoth. they say the blood was in annize cavern frozen below the belly. they also corrected samples of muscle finish. they think the animal walked the e

in february 63-year-old rick curl of vienna pled guilty to one count of child sex abuse. the case dates back around 30 years. the victim in this case is now in her 40s and has come forward. kelly kern originally took a settlement from curl to keep quiet but says she came forward to press charges a couple of years ago when she realized he was still coaching teenage girls. >>> today a former d.c. elementary schoolteacher is scheduled to appear in court on child pornography charges. the f.b.i. captured 31-year-old eric toth in nicaragua last month five years after he vanished. he taught in northwest and disappeared in 2008 after a colleague discovered pornographic material on a school computer and a camera he was using. >>> the medical examiner in oklahoma has finished identifying all 24 victims from monday's tornado. ten of those victims were children, including two infants. now that the process is in full -- the recovery process is in full swing, the damage estimates are coming out. up to 13,000 homes were damaged or destroyed. and it's believed the cost to rebuild will to

the big yellow bus stops at kilmer middle school in vienna, virginia. >> reporter: say you love cheese pizza but there's a chance you might be allergic to something in the sauce underneath. these two teens may have found a way for you to tell for sure. >> it has to be less than two centimeters away from the sample. >> reporter: they design add food allergy detector. their poteau type is the size of a cell phone. >> it has a list of all the allergens. right now it has 50 allergens or would have 50 allergens. then it says yes, it has it, no, it doesn't have. >> reporter: she was looking for a project to enter the toshiba explorer contest of the her mom said with all the food allergies in the family, wouldn't it be great to find out before you eat something if you're allergic. the food allergy detector project got under way. so how would did work? by using something called ramon -- [indiscernible] >> it will release foe tons and shift in frequency because energy changes. so this shift in frequency, it's unique for all the food items. so it's kind of like a fingerprint. >> reporter: an 11-

the pilot and flight crew from vienna were informed that he was on board. also, a ukulele band told the "associated press" that two of its members were among the victims. they didn't say anything else, though. police say that various weapons were used in this crime but not a gun. no information on a motive was released. >>> reporting live in palo alto, christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> thank you, kristy. >>> at 5:01, new this morning, britain preparing for possible copycats following this week's brutal on a soldier. two men hacked to death. 25-year-old lee rigby. bystanders caught the brutal attack on kalra. one man had bloody hands and was coaching butcher knives shouting loud political slogans >>> britt shall officials are worried about revenge attacks against the muslim community >>> much closer to home. three people are recovering in the hospital after a crash in san jose. two vehicles somehow collided sending this suv slamming into a light pole and look at the aftermath. a local man was trapped inside that suv for almost an hour before firefighte

a pilot and a flight crew out of vienna got some really startling news overnight that a multiple murder suspect was on board their flight back to the united states. a short time later, investigators arrested kevin dahlgren in washington, d.c. czech police say he fled to the u.s. and they had to issue an international warrant for his arrest. police released his photo and a facebook page with the same pictures. he ways taken into custody at dulles airport. the neighbors near prague say he had only been visiting for a few weeks and identified the victims as a married couple and their sons. firefighters came for an initial call of a house fire and instead found the victims inside. they didn't give details on a motive but said that various weapons were used but not a gun. now, a local ukulele band told the "associated press" that two of its members were among those victims. dahlgren's facebook page has a direct link to that band. one neighbor says he had met him recently. he seemed absolutely fine. apparently, he told him that he didn't like the western world. america was too fast and, in kt

family of four was arrested last night. 20-year-old kevin dahlgren was arrested when he arrived arrivi vienna and czech police issued a warrant. his facebook sage he's from palo alto. he's accused of killing his aunt, her husband and their two sons. chechen authorities say he was september overseas because he was having psychological issues -- sent overseas because he was having psychological issues. >>> investigators say a man had just left his own birthday party and was walking on sab pablo avenue near 20th street when the three teens robbed him. police say cameras at a nearby apartment complex may have captured footage of the attack. the teens are also suspected of robbing a woman of her wallet and credit cards. the man who was shot is expected to survive. >>> a woman accused of kidnapping her grand mare from a home in eastern contra costa county two years ago has just been sentenced two hours ago, ericka gallego was sentenced to eight years in prison. the 60-year-old woman pleaded guilty to kidnapping charges as part of an agreement with prosecutors. back in may of 2011. she took a cab fr

." >> you should get off the train with me here in vienna and check out the town. passion tinged with regret in their 30s "before sunset." >> i want to see if we stay together or dissolve into molecules. >> reporter: and now we witness them wrestle with the happily ever after "before midnight." in all three of these movie, life gets in the way of love. >> it's not just in these three movies, i'm sorry to alert you. >> are you trying to say you want to kiss me? >> reporter: the movies have become underground classics, attracting legions of fans, in part they feel so much like -- like real life. >> it feels so real. >> we tried to get to a place in those three films, trying to find the right -- you know, the right balance of, you know, something that rang true but at the same time, it's totally fictional. >> reporter: the trilogy follows the star crossed lovers a's they stroll through various european backdrops. >> sometimes i feel like you're breathing helium and i'm breathing oxygen. >> what makes you say that? >> reporter: some takes are 12 minutes long which make

was wounded in public opinion, why the cuban crisis was a comeback, was because of what happened in vienna. he had a summit with khrushchev who beat the hell out of him, humiliated him, kennedy felt out of his death, and that hurt him. it was remarkable. that was one of the reason that khrushchev pushed his locker and brought the missiles into cuba. he pushed kennedy over indiana and thought it would not be a problem. the finest moment of kennedy was reversing that and making khrushchev back down. as you say, giving him a horse that he could ride away on. >> two points on that. president kennedy said after the bay of pigs, ironically, two more weeks to let this, and we will have real elections. i do think john kennedy's experience in combat saved him from having to prove his anhood during the missile crisis. there was the sense that he could walk up to him and give khrushchev a way out to avoid nuclear confrontation. >> let's move to civil rights. >> it is all of us who must overcome the crippling legacy of , and weand injustice shall overcome. [applause] background, june 11, 1963, preside

temperatures, not too bad in central portions. 25 degrees forecast in vienna. and proving a little bit in madrid up to 18 degrees. cooling down a little bit towards the east. kiev down to 19 degrees which is almost a drop of about 10 degrees between your wednesday and your thursday. i leave you to your extended forecast now. >>> people in japan call it children's day but may 5th is a holiday for all ages. 1,000 carp streamers or coy noburi are fluttering over a river in a city north of tokyo. the fish are traditionally flown to pray that children grow up healthy, just like the carp in the rivers. local people started the decorations nine years ago as a beautification project. >> konichiwa. >> children's day is not just fun and games. children visited disaster survivors in temporary housing. many residents remain here despite two years having passed since the earthquake and tsunami. dressed like mini samurai, the children sang a children's day song. ♪ they presented the residents with hand-made carp streamers. in a turnaround from tradition, the kids spread ho

mid 20s in berlin, as well as in vienna. out towards the east, warmer, in moscow as well as kiev, 28 and 27 respectively. you've got those pop-up thunderstorms as well mixing in with that. towards the west it will be considerably cooler, just 14 degrees in london and only 17 in madrid. here's your extended forecast. ♪ >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. from all of us here at nhk world, thanks for joining us. have a great day, wherever you are. ♪ >>> from the four winds and the scent of the earth come the color of the seasons. exploring the four seasons of japan. sometimes we are desperate to see our wishes come true. sometimes we need a little help to make sure we reach our dreams.

. >> the european newspaper congress has kicked off in vienna, and it is the largest meeting of its kind in the world. on for discussion are topics such as ethics and freedom of speech. am a delegates to the will also be talking about the growing -- >> delegates to the conference will also be talking about the growing consumption of online news and what it means for the future of traditional media. >> last december, the final print edition of the final -- financial times germany went to press. 300 workers lost their jobs. the publication never made a profit. a glance at the circulation figures suggests it will only be a matter of time before another german paper is forced to close -- to close its doors. in the past that it alone, a total -- the total circulation of germany's newspapers has fallen by 25%. technology has changed readership habits. helped by smartphones, tablet pc pc's, and desktop computers, many people have replaced their daily paper with online content. in the digital world, much of the news they would otherwise have to pay for comes for free. over the past 12 months, vi

this is the vegetable orchestra of vienna playing a concert in madrid. they are using real vegetables as instruments. the orchestra bangs on huge pumpkins and whistles into carrots to play jazz, class calculate, and electronic music. >> that looked like a pepper. >> and then you can have dinner. >> next at 5:00 ap, east bay police discover a sophisticated credit card skimmer used at local gas stations. >> i love baseball, where else can you get this, some fans at a major league baseball game are calling the first pitch "the biggest >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> this is a friday morning at 5:00 a.m., we thank you for joining us. >> got the weekend ahead, how is the weather going to be? we will check with mike nicco. >> good morning, everyone. we will start with live doppler 7 hd. no need to worry about grabbing an umbrella or having patience on the road as far as the weather. we dry. that is good news. we will talk about what is going on as far as this afternoon looking down to downtown san jose you can see a beautiful sky

matthew chance, cnn, vienna. >>> all right. two years after gadhafi's fall, libya struggling to cope with violence, new leadership, there's been an influx also of fast food restaurants. >> that is amazing. we're going to take a look at all that. anthony bourdain is walking the streets. he tasted the fried chicken there. you see him eating. he's going to join us live right after this to talk all about it. ♪ constipated? yeah. mm. some laxatives like dulcolax can cause cramps. but phillips' caplets don't. they have magnesium. for effective relief of occasional constipation. thanks. [ phillips' lady ] live the regular life. phillips'. ♪ fly me to the moon ♪ let me play among the stars ♪ and let me see what spring is like ♪ ♪ on jupiter and mars ♪ in other words [ male announcer ] the classic is back. ♪ i love [ male announcer ] the all-new chevrolet impala. chevrolet. find new roads. ♪ you chevrolet. find new roads. we are gathered here today to celebrate the union of tim and laura. it's amazing how appreciative

he was born in vienna. his family fled to escape the nazis. he wanted to be a psychoanalyst but found his life's work determining how memories are made. revelations that brought him the nobel prize in the year 2000. >> the brain is the most complex object in the universe. we are at the beginning of an enormous journey, but very much at the beginning. my name is eric candell. i'm interested in the mechanisms of memory storage. rather than studying the most complex memory we had to take the simple form in a simple animal. human memory is more complicated than memory of the snail, but than memory of the snail, but evolution is conservative. of g. ♪ [ agent smith ] ge software connects patients to nurses to the right machines while dramatically reducing waiting time. [ telephone ringing ] now a waiting room is just a room. [ static warbles ] [ female announcer ] stress sweat is different than ordinary sweat. it smells worse. get 4x the protection against stress sweat. introducing new secret clinical strength stress response scent. it's lots of t

he was born in vienna. his family fled to escape the n nazis. he wanted to be a psychoanalyst but found his life's work determining how memories are made which brought him the nobel prize in 2000. >> the brain is the most complex object in the universe. we are at the beginning of an enormous journey, but very much at the beginning. my name is eric candell. i'm interested in the mechanisms of memory storage. rather than studying the most complex memory we had to take the simple form in a simple animal. human memory is more complicated than memory of the snail, but evolution is conservative. if it finds some set of mechanisms work it tends to retain those mechanisms in perpetuity. this marine snail is marvelous. they have the largest nerve cells in the animal kingdom and one can see them with the naked eye. my colleagues and i found that learning involves alterations in the strength of communication between nerve cells. short-term memory is a functional change. long-term memory is an anatomical change. as i tell my friend ifs you remember anything

hundred thousand dollars for electrical charging stations because they were greening up the embassy in vienna. they can showoff for the socialist friends how we green up the planet with the charging station for ten cars that cost, on average, you pay for these also, you subsidize the lek electrical cars, $250,000 per car. that's what we do with the money, but we didn't have enough. why don't you have marines? i said, where in the hell were the marines? her answer, oh, the marines are there to guard the paper. i said, that's insulting to any marine i met. they are capable of more than that. she said, that's what they always do. benghazi's not paris. this is what they missed. the board went through it with 64 good suggestions of things we should have done bet e but they missed one whole point, benghazi's not pairings. -- paris. it should be treated like baghdad, under military control, not state department control. that is the president and hillary clinton. [applause] when i think of the scandals, i sort of think of old mcdonald had a farm, the farm of scandals. here a scandal, there a scandal,

officials will resume their nuclear talks in vienna and shoot stable countries under pressure with major world powers pushing to iran to reassure international community it's not seeking nuclear weapons which iran always denied in the next. director general talks to argy about his hopes for the meeting basically it's a yes or no question do you believe that iran is still involved in nuclear weapons program what are they say that iran has a case too. we don't have yet the answer to sort of have one quote from you here we have credible information that iran continued its activities beyond two thousand and three where is this information coming from from various sources we have this information from open source. information and we all formation coming from some ten countries we all sgt to clarify the issue if it clarifies the issue. international community can have confidence in these and we are ready to help them to. these these. so what i'm doing is to resolve the issue through diplomatic means. and i mean we do not involve in the politics that we are really a whale. in a very political e

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officials are to kick off another round of nuclear talks in vienna on. tuesday their tenth meeting since early last year i.a.e.a. wants to resume inspections of terrans facilities which it thinks are coming out of tomic bomb research as he spoke to the organizations director general to get his take on this latest meeting is a preview. basically it's a yes or no question do you believe that iran is still involved in nuclear weapons program. that iran has a case too. we don't have yet the answer i've heard many opinions that these talks would hardly bring any resolution to the matter of the ongoing stalemate which has been going on for many years now what is your opinion do you think that the west is actually interested in facilitating any kind of peaceful solution i believe that all other countries are very much interested in resolving the outstanding issue in a way to iran by diplomatic means of course the i e e a is determined to do its best to resolve for the else standing issues by diplomatic talks and that is why we have had ten rounds of negotiation

the suspect have faulted those airport and a flight from vienna. attacked justice ministry issued an international arrest warrant for the man. dalgren is suspected of murdering his check on, her husband and their two sons aged 25 and 16. their bodies were discovered late on wednesday in the family's house in the town of brno about 125 mi. from prague. >> as it was are celebrating this morning after the bart board of directors voted to lift the ban on rice aboard rush-hour trains. this will last for five months. mike pelton is live at walnut creek bart station with more. >> this and is thrilled that the bart board of directors voted to temporarily lift the ban on bikes for rush hour trades. from july 1st bart bags are allowed on the trains any time of the day. the board considered several options on last night's meeting. at the march pilot program, the officials conducted a survey is 76 percent of people are in favor of having the legs on a rush-hour trains. >> they made the commute hours, as much as anyone else. >> i think it is a bad idea. it is c

well on the eve of a new round of nuclear talks with iran in vienna. speaks to the chief of the international you can watch dog you can catch that full interview with the i.a.e.a. director general hare on r.t. eighteen zero forty five g.m.t. but up next he discusses the future path of pakistan after its troubled and often bloody as they were this. although i was born after the vietnam era i remember t.v. discussions about that buddhist monk who burned himself to death as a form of protest the commentators on the news that people there just have a different mindset that westerners could never understand you know which is probably true but they were implying that people in the west are just different and would never use this absolutely extreme form of protest which is also probably true until just recently with the cost of electricity exceeding the income of the average bulgarian and a new government coming to power that looks exactly like the old government that collapsed at least six paul geary and have used self-immolation as a very desperate and extr

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officials are to kick off another round of nuclear talks in vienna on tuesday in their attempt meeting since early last year the i.a.e.a. wants to resume inspections of tehran facilities which things are carrying out atomic bomb research spoke to the organization's director general to get his take on this latest meeting and here's a preview basically it's a yes or no question do you believe that iran is still involved in nuclear weapons program when i say that iran has a case too. we don't have yet the answer do you think that such a passage in the language between the west and iran happening at the moment can create an opportunity for something like in iraq if scenario in iran i think oh it is except the opposite in november two thousand and eleven i shared the information that indicate possible military activities. through nuclear we did not draw a conclusion but we have asked iran to clarify the issue if iran clarifies of the issue. international community can have confidence in runyon activities and we are ready to help them to clear. these these concerns so what i'm doing is to re

iran and the un officials will resume their nuclear talks in vienna on tuesday the country is under pressure with major world powers pushing to iran to reassure international community it's not seeking nuclear weapons which iran has always denied the i.e. a director general has a talk to two already about his hopes for the meeting. basically it's a yes or no question do you believe that iran is still involved in nuclear weapons program what are they say that iran has a case to. and we don't have yet the answer to surat i have one quote from you here we have credible information that iran continued its activities beyond two thousand and three where is this information coming from from various sources we have this information from open source we have. information. we have of information coming from some ten countries we have asked iran to clarify the issue if iran clarifies the issue. international community can have confidence in runyon activities then we are ready to help them to clear. these these concerns so what i'm doing is to resolve the issue through diplomatic means is a technical org

officials will resume their nuclear talks in vienna on tuesday the country's under pressure with major world powers pushing to run to reassure international community it's not seeking nuclear weapons which iran always denied and next hour the i.a.e.a. director general talks to our t. about his hope for the meeting recently say yes or no question do you believe that iran is still involved in nuclear weapons program what i say is that iran has a case too. we don't have yet the answer mr lott i have one quote from you here we have credible information that iran continued its activities beyond two thousand and three where is this information coming from from various sources we have this information from open source we have. information. we have of information coming from some ten countries we have asked iran to clarify the issue if iran clarifies the issue of the international community can have confidence in runyon activities and we are ready to help them to clear. these these are concerns so what i'm doing is to resolve the issue through diplomatic means is a technical organization i mea