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hello good morning from vienna. actually the impact of sanctions already in bass well iranian oil exporting apra was about two point six million barrels per day before it was almost the third largest export in the open angrily after mr trump he drew us from the j.c.b. away are the buyers of uranium oil like south korea like to stop buying it ring in on it so you know took over iranian exports of oil it was about one point six million barrels per day beach which is about one point one. million barrels per day less than what it was in april and the price of oil in the beginning of october has increased and fixed in the past four years that somehow sustained uranian revenue from oil exports you know this in to that because of the currency depreciation of iran during and government can enjoy the. the oil revenues and change it to its own currency the larger amount. this ng is that eight countries have been exempted. from the sanctions of the u.s. government against the reigning purchases of oil however as miss upon pull

from vienna communicates with marc through encrypted dispatches. former is the emperor second ambassador born into a common family he became a lawyer and embarked on an ambitious career at the viennese court he becomes a key figure in the final stages of the peace negotiations. almighty god you can't be serious in the end are all our efforts to be in vain because the imperial envoy isaac cannot read a letter what am i to tell the envoys now. i'd make a fool of myself. act wanted to since he finished he couldn't decode the lessons and i had to fight in his desperation he read to vienna again and asked for a key to decipher the message home despite insistent and. for a long time it's not clear whether the congress will take place at all how can catholics and protestants be brought together at the negotiation table. how can religious conflicts be avoided. the great power allies france and sweden have both insisted on meeting in cities of their own religious denominations. this weeds or protestant the french catholic finally they agree. that helps at a

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next up we head around europe for express they were making stops in florence and vienna but first we're off to the emmys where european actors have been quite successful this year. on monday german actress ana should accepted the international emmy award for best performance by an actress she won for her lead in the dark comedy the sniffles would have been just fine. european productions dominated the awards this year in new york city collecting eight wins. lars mickelson of denmark picked up the best actor award for bride upon the storm and the producers of the spanish thriller money heist took home the prize for best drama series it was the forty sixth time for the international emmy awards. some fifty thousand skyrockets combined in the explosion of florence italy it was a performance by chinese artist signed as a tribute to the birthplace of the renascence it also signaled the opening of an exhibition of his works on friday. day at the your feet see gallery sign has said that he feels greatly inspired by the nice ons he's known for his taste for explosives about sixty of his works i

as you stand in vienna, vienna the capital of a small state called us a treeia. austria is problem prowse within this bigger unit called the european union. it was fairly prosperous with the older unit, austria hungary, the hapsburg monarchy. the tricky part is trying to be a small nation state. what europeans learned is that it's very difficult, in fact, impossible, for small nation states to make it on their own. what the european union succeeded in doing was bringing together a bunch of fragments of empires. empires that last overseas holdings like britain or the netherlands or france or where the soviet union fell apart into the largest economy in the history of the world. into a very important zone of continuous democracies. the european union isn't just about france and germany coming togeth together, it's about finding a way to have order and prosperity of a whole lot of dispirit states without those states subordinating or dominating the other. that's an important lesson that goes beyond france and germany. >> let's talk about america first and bloump i s

next up we head around europe for express they were making stops in florence and vienna but first we're off to the emmys where european actors have been quite successful this year. on monday german actress on a shoot accepted the international emmy award for best performance by an actress she won for her lead in the dark comedy the sniffles would have been just fine. european productions dominated the awards this year in new york city collecting eight wins lars mickelson of denmark picked up the best actor award for ride upon the storm and the producers of the spanish thriller money heist took home the prize for best drama series it was the forty sixth time for the international emmy awards . some fifty thousand skyrockets combined in the explosion of above florence italy it was a performance by chinese artist side as a tribute to the birthplace of the renascence it also signaled the opening of an exhibition of his works on friday at the a fitzy gallery sign has said that he feels greatly inspired by the nice aunts he's known for his taste for explosives about sixty of his works includi

next up we head around europe for express they were making stops in florence and vienna but first we're off to the emmys where european actors have been quite successful this year. on monday german actress ana should accepted the international emmy award for best performance by an actress she won for her lead in the dark comedy the sniffles would have been just fine. european productions dominated the awards this year in new york city collecting eight wins lars mickelson of denmark picked up the best actor award for bride upon the storm and the producers of the spanish thriller money heist took home the prize for best drama series it was the forty sixth time for the international emmy awards. some fifty thousand skyrockets combined in the explosion of florence italy it was a performance by chinese artist sign as a tribute to the birthplace of the renee's aunts it also signaled the opening of an exhibition of his works on friday. day at the your feet see gallery sign has said that he feels greatly inspired by the nice ons he's known for his taste for explosives about sixty of his works i

from vienna communicates with marc through encrypted dispatches. former is the emperor second ambassador born into a common family he became a lawyer and embarked on an ambitious career at the viennese court he becomes a key figure in the final stages of the peace negotiations. he almighty god you can't be serious in the end are all our efforts to be in vain because the imperial envoy isaac cannot read a letter. what am i to tell the envoys now. i'd make a fool of myself. at quantities he finished he couldn't decode the lessons and i had to fight in his desperation he read to vienna again and asked for a key to decipher the message home despite its infancy and. for a long time it's not clear whether the congress will take place at all how can catholics and protestants be brought together at the negotiation table. how can religious conflicts be avoided. the great power allies france and sweden have both insisted on meeting in cities of their own religious denominations. this weeds are protestant the french catholic finally they agree. maidment helpe

what may —— what might they decide in vienna? both the high price by weeks ago in the sudden drop, they are both over reactions to whether market should be somewhere in between and the market will correct. there may be artificial stimulus from the opec meeting. it's quite likely there will be easing back on production, particularly from saudi arabia. we view the price to be around $80, so somewhere in between the recent high and low in 2019. some are predicting we could be looking at oil around $100 a barrel. you don't agree? nothing is impossible. one of the key things is because of the iran sanctions, there is limited spare production capacity. if there was an unplanned outage, there is not much to ta ke unplanned outage, there is not much to take up the slack. i think the volatility we have seen is becoming more the norm. spencer, thank you. volatility becoming the norm, that is something we are seeing quite often. china's alibaba pulled in a record $30.7 billion in sales during yesterday's 24—hour online retailfrenzy single

but their next stop, vienna, is the real test for the young president. for the first time, he meets with the leader of the soviet union, nikita khrushchev. >> the world is nervous about nuclear war in 1961, and they welcomed a summit meeting between the head of the soviet union, khrushchev, and president kennedy. >> what kennedy wanted to do was the show the world i can find common language with this man. we can do business. >> an historic palace. the state dinner brings mr. and mrs. kennedy and mr. and mrs. khrushchev together. >> during two days of talks jack launches a charm offensive spearheaded by the first lady. >> they had a lovely banquet. khrushchev sat next to jackie, and she did what she could do to charm him. >> mr. khrushchev visibly enjoys the evening with the glamorous american first lady and even insisted on shaking her hand before her husband's. >> there's another kennedy dining with the khrushchevs that night, jack's mother rose. >> john f. kennedy did not want his mother to go. he didn't want a huge family delegation going with him to

next up we head around europe for express they were making stops in florence and vienna but first we're off to the emmys where european actors have been quite successful this year. on monday german actress ana should accepted the international emmy award for best performance by an actress she won for her lead in the dark comedy the sniffles would have been just fine. european productions dominated the awards this year in new york city collecting eight wins. lars mickelson of denmark picked up the best actor award for bride upon the storm and the producers of the spanish thriller money heist took home the prize for best drama series it was the forty sixth time for the international emmy awards. some fifty thousand sky rockets combined in an explosion of above florence italy it was a performance by a chinese artist signed as a tribute to the birthplace of the renee sounds it also signaled the opening of an exhibition of his works on friday. a day at the your feet see gallery sign has said that he feels greatly inspired by the nice aunts he's known for his taste for explosives about sixty

that was scott griffin deputy director of the international press institute in vienna he spoke with the earlier tonight went to a german politician who has set his sights on the european union's highest office today the european parliament's conservative bloc elected vapor as their lead care that if he wants to run for the job of european commission president he's now the front runner to take over from john quote younger in many ways he is a surprise choice not only does he have little government experience he's also a staunch conservative. a german heading up the european commission that prospect came a step closer to reality this afternoon manfred vega will be the lead candidate for the european conservatives in next year's euro elections the berrien conservative veteran won a decisive victory over his finnish rival alexander stubb. in the middle of the when you're elected with nearly eighty percent of the vote it puts you in a strong position to take on the responsibility to want to make people in office that we have a clear idea of where we want to lead europe watching us this favor

and describes herself as not binary content originally from germany lives with a child and partner in vienna when asked about the gender role three point three percent of the german population recently stated that they were neither male nor female man or woman this is usually not a question for the majority of society. you are used to this info in forms even if the possibility of a third option is dismissed as unimportant for many to cut it as a central thing of identity. means needs to reach the distance if it's not so important i wonder why when i buy a shampoo somewhere it says it's for women or for men so it's not the same for everyone. does this move by he'd employ that with every stupid form even if you fill in the address when ordering caps you have to write mr or mrs and it's a mandatory field that you fill out this form of address and you only have these two options you go to the toilet and have to identify yourself as either male or female i mean i wouldn't have any problem with having a feeling that i'm not accepted the way i am if it weren't for the strict classification categori

that's the latest live om vienna virginia. back to you. >> chris >> fire investigators are still trying to determine the cause of this fire at a popular d.c. restaurant. the flames were ripping through summa's west african restaurant. the winds were fierce and it was brutally cold last night. quite a challenge for those firefighters. they dide to keep the fire from spreading to the nearby businesses and apartments. but sumah's is a family owned restaurant on 7th. it's beloved and quite popular with the students at howard universind. >>> mary highest court is hearing opening arguments today whose case of the man's case was profiled in the hit seri serial. syed was found guilty in 2000 for the killing of his high school girlfriend. in 2016, a baltimore judge tossed out tha conviction and ordered a new trial. prosecutors ad that decisionsyed's mother emotional but hopeful speaking to reporters today. >> it's almost 20 years. >> that baltimore judge threw out the conviction after concluding that sy o'sginal lawyer was ineffecve. t

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do you expect opec to make a ove at vienna? volatility in these markets makes it very difficult. >> taking a step back when opec -- in their agreement back in january 2017, the global economy was in a much stronger position. it was an upswing. it is very different now. i think the cuts are going to have to be that much deeper. there are russian companies that have new fields they want to bring on online. president putin indicated $70 is ok for him. that leaves saudi arabia doing all the heavy lifting. how much if they cut 500,000, yeah, i'm sure prices will respond. are they going to do that? it gives a free ride to shale producers as well. yousef: that is the thing. you the threat of the united states and the threat is much bigger than what happens happening with the u.s. dollar, rump tweeting for example. added to the output and maybe that means won't get a clear move in vienna. >> that is going to be weighing on their minds. i think shale is set for a bumper crop. the drills of uncompletes wells are up 30%. i think 2019 is l

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bad game against vienna next month, the rangers would certainly have to win to go through. the other british side in action this evening is chelsea, qualification assured, they need just a point to top their group. they'll be without talisman eden hazard for the match against powk salonika at stamford bridge. now a little later in the programme we will hear from viv anderson, because a0 years ago today, he made history by becoming the first black footballer to represent the senior men's england team. at the time, the 22—year—old nottingham forest defender received a telegram from the queen before his debut against czechoslavakia but it wasn't symptomatic of a time, where racism within the sport and on the terraces was extremely common. in the build up to the match manager ron greenwood told the media "yellow, purple or black, if they're good enough, i'll pick them" and so he did, in the shape of anderson. first to the moment, a fine tackle is followed by a view of anderson in his attacking role. provided one of england boss post your attacks of the first half, he is gro

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we're accompanying art historian back on a tour of the cons distortions museum in vienna. he also offers guided tours in drank a form of performance that uses the stylistic device of exaggeration to blur gender roles. to some who say oh my when i do this in the museum i have my audiences undivided attention as they come especially because of may. but in the subway or the tram. reactions a moment. of visiting mr. some people find it totally off putting others find it great and with some you can tell they feel uncomfortable and don't like it. i listen but overall i still find it important that i do it even if i don't always get positive reactions i don't think that we should push each other too strongly into pre-set roles or. bend out of drag the twenty six year old german has been working as an art mediator at the museum since two thousand and sixteen he's established something new here not only with his drag queen tours in order to question what are considered typical gender concepts. to have. me as a child i really like to play with dolls and polly pocket i love playing w

think that putting the pro to today if it is to berlin now i have to fly to vienna because i have to do something there tomorrow and then the day after tomorrow i fly back to berlin a body as us is it's a bit complicated but it took a. good busy life. almost torture of wunderkind who was always on the goal. the five men featured in this week's high five where all highly gifted see that they had something else in common as well they were all vegetarians unlike today with a full industry has long since adapt it to catering to people who don't eat meat it was a bit more complicated back then here are. five famous europeans who you probably didn't know were pushed ariens. is there a link between great intelligence and a vegetarian lifestyle that's not clear what we do know however is that genius physicist albert einstein adopted a vegetarian diet in the later stages of his life. einstein fifteen a ranking of famous european vegetarians once penned a letter saying he believes humans weren't born to be meat eaters that's one of einstein's theories that has yet to be proven. this historical

as from britain she's thirteen much is already a composer pianist and violinist she loves berlin and vienna so she talks to us in both german and english. too fast enough to have a fun place and so have the saying that. it's always exciting when she dreams up your ideas for the performance on my original i composed cinderella as an opera when she was just ten years old. she began writing music when she was five she got her first violin at age three but was already playing simple melodies on a piano at the tender age of two. i always think from when i was a baby. and i would i would always listen to it. when i was three i think as i listened to. the baby to a song i think it's tough because i listen to the bath when i went to sleep and i remember how much i loved it and i wanted to listen to it again and again and then i afterwards i asked my parents how can you use it be so beautiful. and ever since then i've been wanting to compose. i would much rather be composing than you know going to school and i have friends lots of friends anyway and i know except for music and i'm normal i love to c

just putting them through today if it is to berlin now i have to fly to vienna because i have to do something there tomorrow and then the day after tomorrow i fly back to berlin a body it's a bit complicated but it's ok. you get busy life. almost torture of wunderkind who was always on the goal. of the five men featured in this week's high five where all highly gifted see what they had something else in common as well they were all vegetarians unlike today with a full industry has long since adapt its to catering to people who don't eat meat it was a bit more complicated back that here are. five famous europeans who you probably didn't know were pushed ariens. is there a link between great intelligence and a vegetarian lifestyle that's not clear what we do know however is that genius physicist albert einstein adopted a vegetarian diet in the later stages of his life. einstein fifteen a ranking of famous european vegetarians once penned a letter saying he believes humans weren't born to be meat eaters that's one of einstein's theories that has yet to be proven. this historical figure meanwhile

brent: that was stuck in, deputy director of the international press institute in vienna seeking with us earlier. all right. let's switch gears now. helena is here with business news. no surprises coming from the fed. helena: no surprises. the key lending rate has been cap radware it is and we will be hopefully speaking about that shortly. or not. we will be talking about that a little later permit sorry about that. brent: it is friday. helena: close to friday. we will be talking about the german industrial powerhouse of a company. it has told dw the germany industrial company is one of the companies that without a saudi investment. joe kaiser said business as usual was no longer possible with the kingdom in the wake of the killing. >> the fact is that we did not sign a significant deal, which was worth north of $20 billion. that is true, but obviously, things go as they go. as always, make it clear, a competent partner of the kingdom of saudi arabia. we have more than 30 million mostly young people in the kingdom. there has been a lot of reforms, which have been initiated. so we need

from britain she's thirteen but she's already a composer pianist and violinist she loves berlin and vienna so she talks to us in both german and english. to fairfax have to give us a kind of way to this and that to the saying that. it's always exciting when she dreams up new ideas for the performance on our original i composed cinderella as an opera when she was just ten years old. she began writing music when she was five she got her first violin at age three but was already playing simple melodies on a piano at the tender age of two. i always think from my melody for making bags and i would i would always listen to it . when i was three i think as i listened to. a beautiful song with a head start because i listened to the alibi when i went to sleep and i remember how much i loved it and i wanted to listen to it again and again and then i afterwards i asked my parents how can you use it be so beautiful. and i was so fine i've been wanting to compose. i would much rather be composing than you know going to school and i have friends lots of friends anyway and i you know except for music and

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that was going griffin the deputy director of the international press institute in vienna speaking with this earlier argos switch gears no helmet is here with business news no surprises coming from the fed no surprise is the key lending rate in fact has been kept right way it is and hopefully speaking about that shortly for we can just or not will be talking about that a little later in fact brant sorry about that it's close to friday instead we're going to be talking about zealand's because the german industrial powerhouse of a company has told e.w. the c.e.o. in fact that the german industrial companies one of the companies actually pulled out of a saudi investor conference following the murder all of a distant journalist. joe kaiser said that business as usual was no longer possible with the kingdom in the wake of the killing. the fact is that we did not sign a significant deal which was worth north of ten dippy and that's true but obviously you know things go as they go and i've always made it clear we had a very reliable partner competent partner of the kingdom of saudi arabia who

this is from vienna she was holding her mother and father's hand and her and she was there as well and she was skipping towards the train loads of people at station then she turned around and her mother had gone her father had gone and she was holding hands with her auntie and she was looking around to mom and pop up a bearing in mind she was this high and then the next thing she knew she was pushed on the train and turned around and her auntie. one of the great aspects of featuring popular campaigns is that you meet people at the sharp end of great projects and states which can change your mindset which change my mind a bit but chess to this is what people near euston station think of it just to. point. actual. given that he doesn't see the. security challenge that. much of the it would be i'm saying right. off of it's strange well it's not collusion level. but i suppose we can go everywhere or tell him of the pros quite important. that were around the northwest and where we live is about to become the biggest construction site in europe so to give you an idea of what we what we face

calling for an end to the blockade on gaza and the right of return to their ancestral homes in israel vienna and moscow have summoned each other's ambassadors over claims a retired austrian general worked as a spy for russia for decades the seventeen year old allegedly provided russian intelligence information about military and political solutions since one nine hundred ninety russia's foreign minister says they know nothing about the issue. from moscow. and again accusations of spying directed at russia coming from a european union country this time it's austria austrian chancellor sebastian goofs as he has obtained information that a former military officer has been spying for russia for more than twenty years information that was leaked was apparently about weapons systems although the accusations have yet to be confirmed they have already led to diplomatic repercussions for wonder foreign minister cardin can i so who are supposed to visit moscow next month has canceled her visit and i salute it's good friends with vladimir putin and they both that it's together at her wedding last augus

scott griffin deputy director of the international press institute in vienna we appreciate you joining us and sharing your insights with us. now to some of the other stories making news around the world. canada's prime minister justin trudeau has apologized in parliament for his country's nineteen thirty nine refusal to accept a ship carrying over nine hundred german jews fleeing nazi persecution trudeau said the apology was long overdue the ship the m.s. st louis was forced to return to europe where hundreds of those on board later died in nazi concentration camps. the indian capital new delhi was covered in a thick blanket of smog a day after the valley celebrations local reports say the air quality deteriorated to quote very poor after many people ignored a fire cracker curve set by the country's supreme court. and of course here in germany has ordered the cities of cologne and bonn to ban older diesel vehicles in certain areas where the latest urban areas to be ordered to cut emissions after an environmental group sued local authorities for breaching e.u. rules e.u. clean air rules

vienna, which is smaller than san francisco, made the challenge, their goal, to look at some of these streets and these possibilities, and they wanted to do 400 of these transformations by the year 2025. if we could do 400 in vienna, which is smaller than san francisco, with less resources, i'm going to probably come up with some kind of challenge for san francisco that we should be able to do 500 of these by the year 2025, and hopefully, i'll be coming up with some resolution that hopefully all of you will be supporting to say let's do this. thank you very much. that was what i learned. >> thank you for that presentation, commissioner yee. are there any questions -- any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed, and mr. quintanilla, if you could please go to the consent agenda. >> clerk: items 4 to 8, compromise a consent agenda, 5 through 8 are being considered for final approval. the remaining items are considered routine, staff is not planning to present on these items, but is prepared to present if desired. if a member objects, a item can be removed and c

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