there was a conference on the issue in vienna. they angered athens by not inviting a greek representative to join them. next staget is the in their journey, about carrying over 1000 migrants and refugees carryinged -- a boat over 1000 migrants and refugees. >> where did you want to go? >> go to germany. >> you have family there? >> yes. i have my wife and my two children. reporter: greece is seen as a gateway to europe. this year alone, 100,000 migrants have arrived on its shores, with the intention of heading through the balkans towards northern europe. thisreece has just opened camp for people stuck at its border with macedonia. it says there is a bottleneck of 12,000 people who cannot continue their journey north, because some balkan countries have started only allowing syrians and iraqis through.the u.n. high commissioner said country by quarter -- country by country border rules will not be observed. >> we observed borders shutting down, putting restrictions, especially the western balkan countries -- restrictions some of whi

let me simply say one thing: the wall in vienna some very special momen memento. is going to be different and needs to be different from the previous ones. one, because we are in 2016. two, because the people have been suffering enough. and three, that they need to see something concrete apart from a long painful difficult negotiation. and there was one point that came out in vienna and i would like the indicate it clearly. there was a message in the vienna meetings, that when the geneva talks will actually start, in parallel, there should be a beginning of a sears a sers discussion about ceasefire. that is not something i can discuss. it needs to be discussed at the level of the isg and those countries who have been involved in saying that. so here comes the challenge. we are starting officially the geneva talks. we are actually listening with attention to the concerns of hnc and we are going to tomorrow discuss and listen to the concerns of the government. the discussions are starting but meanwhile the challenge is now let's also have those who have the capacity

i think they are already violating the vienna deal, they have been violating it since before the ink was dry. but there have never been resolutions for how binding this is in their minds. it is a powerly voluntarily. >> john kerrey said the vice president of iran signed the iaea agreement. >> that gives the iaea certain sfolts to monitor the iranian nuclear program. i i believe the iaea will do do what it can under the limitations that have been put under it, including being denied access to key facilities. but it is not an espionage agency. it monitors what is declared to and it what is open to it. i think it will do that and that's all it will do. it will not be a sure guarantee that iran is not violating the deal for example, by cooperating with north korea among others both on nuclear matters and on ballistic missile matters which are not covered by the deal at all. >> do you believe that iran is living up to its word in this deal? >> absolutely not. i think they never had any intention of living up to their word. i think that their objective was to get relief from the internatio

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that is why the diplomatic initiative we launched in vienna is so important. the 20+ member issg includes every major country with a direct stake in syria. parties as diverse as i ran saudi arabia -- iran and saudi arabia met at the table, constructively moving forward. they agreed on a list of unanimous principles reflected in the. these principles reflect the way toward a stable, sovereign, inclusive, united, nonsectarian syria that we all seek. but which the vast majority of people believe can never be achieved with president assad at its helm. you cannot stop the war that way. yesterday we made progress advancing two of the major components of the u.n. resolution. the trucks are lined up. the permissions are being granted. they should flow today or tomorrow. in the wee hours of friday morning, we agreed that the sustained delivery of communitarian aid will begin this weekend. first to the areas where it is most urgently needed, then all those in need throughout the country, particularly in the besieged areas. the u.n. has said that the trucks are loaded an

that is why the diplomatic initiative we launched in vienna is so important. the 20+ member issg includes every major country with a direct stake in syria. parties as diverse as i ran -- iran and saudi arabia met at the table, constructively moving forward. they agreed on a list of unanimous principles reflected in the un. these principles reflect the way toward a stable, sovereign, inclusive, united, nonsectarian syria that we all seek. but which the vast majority of people believe can never be achieved with president assad at its helm.

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confirm the adherence to the disagreements which were reached within the framework of the so-called vienna group within the framework of the security council of u.n. and we confirm the support of the russian american initiative on the cessation of standihostilities m tomorrow. with all of the importance and the acuteness of the conflict of syria and yemen and libya and other countries of the region, and the central part in our statement is the task of the settlement of the conflict. i also confirmed the favor of the optimisation of the efforts of the quartet of international participants in russia, once again stressing that it is very important to start cooperation within this quartet of countries and the arab states. it is necessary because the arab peace initiative, without the resolution of u.n. security council creates a very clear unambiguous basis for the long-term stable comprehensive settlement of the israeli and in the wider scale of the arab israeli conflict. initiative should be the basis of the resumption of palestinian unity. russia actively conspires to contribute to the reac

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south of vienna on the back edge of the heaviest line. it's not impossible to have a rotation there as well. heavy rain moving across i-95. kevin lewis on i-95. getting the ratest for us. what do you see -- getting the latest for us. what do you see? kevin: heavy rain down i-95. we are ten to 15 miles out of fredericksburg in the southbound lanes. this is a camera behind the vehicle. we saw lightning in the sky. rain is picking up in the intensity. you can see the roadway getting pelted with the heavy rainfall. we drive down i-95. the traffic conditions are heavy. around 30 to 35 miles per hour. a lot of brake lights ahead of us. rain with the high intensity. lightning is picking up frequently. toss it back to you in the studio. see any more severe conditions. steve: thank you. kevin lewis reporting live on mobiletrak7. if you live in the district or arlington or alexandria or bethesda. now is the time that you need to keep a close eye to the sky as stronger storms are now moving across the area. the entire area you see now is under sever

metro update for you single tracking on orange line between vienna and east falls church. give yourself extra time good to get through that. other lines on or close to schedule a side from that wilson boulevard water main break north quinn to north roads caution there. keep it it fox5 we're back in a roads caution there. keep it it fox5 we're back in a few uplift your mood with hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl. from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m., indulge in a medium hot or iced latte or macchiato for $1.99. america runs on dunkin'. >> live looking outside wednesday morning 42 mild on way toy mid 60s today. we'll talk more about weather and traffic as well with gary and erin in five minutes. >> first 5:30 this morning horrific double murderner prince george county. >> a school teacher and her daughter were killed near their for the washington home. you have to think yesterday morning nashante and her daughter were doing what they normally do to get ready for the day getting ready to take chloe to daycare before heading off to her job as an elementary

no hint of criticism to what is going on in vienna from council or commission. what we decided needs to be delivered. that would be the first condition for being allocated and greece being helped. we remediator legal route to be created. greece needs tangible help. we can't go on as if individual member states were left alone. member states are duty bound to should their responsibilities. this is a human duty, we will be giving up our values if we refuse to do that. let me say it loud and clear. should we take an example from a new portuguese government? the offer from cyprus that thousands of migrants are taken by then or spanish province of valencia which offered help to greek province in taking a thousand immigrants. other members states, that is the way forward. that debate on which we should discuss it, should be powered today between john isn't and cameron which has no impact on me or refugees whatsoever. that is what we should be talking about, 24 hours a drama in brussels, staged drama where the real drama is happening elsewhere and we are doing nothing,

light snow. flurries and snow showers. rising sun, up 71. plenty of snow to the east of cincinnati. new vienna, georgetown, moving to the southeast at 25 miles an hour. not as much snow near the 71/75 split. more snow showers also in southeastern indiana. snow shower near rushville up interstate 24 are moving to the southeast, snow will start and stop through the afternoon. bursts of snow on the forecast model, 3:00, 4:00, 5:00. the coverage of snow will be down this afternoon, compared to earlier today. there will be snow showers if you're and about for any reason, still snow showers, but no widespread swathe of snow. so inverse, in addition to one to two inches of accumulation from right now through the end of the event tomorrow afternoon. snow showers will be relatively scattered. there will be a significant reduction in visibility, if you go through a snow shower. temperatures max out in the 20s this afternoon, we'll fall back down through the 20s tonight. cloudy skies all the way through early tomorrow. overnight lows in the teens. single digits as we get in the weekend. scattered snow sh

she was working as a nanny in vienna, austria. marc stewart has been tracking this from the start. technology helping to make it an arrest.. >> reporrer: we learned the man accused of killing her was arrested in switzerland,, austria investigators finding them by checking his cell phone. according to a newspaper overseas, it reports the suspect police to be from gambia and lived all across europe. the newspaper reports he was from the western slope of -- she was us up -- suffocated and suspects dna found near the sse was found half naked -- naked in an apartment building in austria on january 26. she was lying face down on a mattress on the floor. the man is in switzerland documents should be filed soon to bring him back to auutria. we will keep you posted. >>> the trial shot and wounded by police officer trial the getting today for sure i can tell who was on tran4 weapons charge. he's accused of hitting an officer with an suv in january 2015. that is when the officer shot him. the officer was cleared in the shooting. . >>> coming up n denver7, chipotle close its doors today as the

officials in vienna accused europe of mishandling the crisis. are onlyeeks interested in transporting the refugees as fast as possible to central europe, and we are overburdened by that. that is why we no longer can support that kind of policy. william: there are fears that decisions like the ones made in austria could lead to a domino effect, where in other countries tighten their borders in turn. europe is divided. eu ministers hold talks on thursday of how to stem the flow of migrants, as the humanitarian crisis is looming. we can now cross to brussels and speak to meabh mcmahon. athens has threatened to block future deals if promises are not capped. where is the eu at in terms of migrants? some 500 98 people have been relocated since last september under that relocation program, 303 of them came from italy and 295 from greece. area, --to bulge bulgaria. other countries in the east and andenmark did not take any, that is why the commissioner for migration sent a written letter to countries recently saying he would not give up on that relocati

he thought the meeting in vienna would straighten all that out. in fact, it made it much worse. >> vienna was at its romantic best, almost, enough, it seemed, to remove a bit of the chill from the cold war. it began with a police escort leading mr. kennedy's limousine to the soviet embassy. nikita khrushchev was waiting, also, for talks to explore such issues as berlin, nuclear testing and disarmament. >> tell us what you think about this meeting between the young president and khrushchev? >> well, i think it was long overdue because the world needs peace and the world needs disarmament. >> for khrushchev, it is a chance to test the new president on the subject of berlin, khrushchev is tough and blunt. >> khrushchev said west berlin is a bone in my throat. and we must extract it. >> berlin, of course, is divided at the end of world war ii. but berlin is 110 miles inside of the east german zone. khrushchev is threatening to force the integration and take over west berlin and kennedy says to him, berlin is part of our western commitment and world wa

almost a quarter inch at ice vienna. vienna. third there germantown.there rmn quarter inch purserville.h ervil much of the area trace to about a third of an inch of ice overnight.gh we'll melt that off here prettyt quick. k. temperatures above freezing forr just about everybody. but it's going to take a fewoioa more hours. flood watch getting heavy rain y at the moment and i'm now seeine reports on my twitter account oo some ponding on the roadways and some of the roads are getting tg be troublesome.roubso so just keep that in mind thatin in addition to the ice threat tr we're now dealing with the with potential for rain -- flooding o for the next couple of hours. h 50 now in washington.asng 38 up in baltimore. 45 in gaithersburg.sbur 43 dulles.ul these numbers have really surges in the last two hours.ou everybody was near freezings early this morning.early this 52 in leonardtown. so much warmer air.ir. frede forgotten you're under our under banner here since we got a lotwt of school cancellations.ations you too are in the upper

east, vienna, heading toward the mid part of the week. americas, fairly quick here. we have going on is the storm system. bringing some of that lake effect across the great lakes. satellite looks a little white. that's not cloud cover. that's the cold air being picked up by the infrared censor, and that's being dragged in from the north. win p w chicago, minus 8. look at these warm temperatures in the west. denver, 21, los angeles, up to 29 here on wednesday. all right, here is the extended outlook. >>> that wraps up this edition of newsline. i'm catherine kobayashi in to o tokyo. thanks for joining us. xnóx >> hello, and a very warm welcome to another edition of global 3000. are you sitting comfortably? i only ask, because if are, you might want to be rethinking that cosy armchair position, because we're off to one of our most energetic starts yet. morning drill practice -- early learning, taiwanese style. ancient answers to a modern problem -- using inka knowledge to fight drought in the andes. and exporting democracy -- ghana's role in training u.n. troops for de

funnily enough, prosecutors allege that the passport he said he had given up was in a safe deposit box in vienna, virginia, when they raided his assets. vago: what is the possible penalty he faces and what is next? -- faces aces maximum of 70 years in prison. the experts i talked to said there is no way he does 70 years. of the countsl are the same crime. he faces a trial in april on fraud charges. if there is more information to be found, experts tell me they are going to use the time he is sitting in prison. vago: that is all we have time for today. coming up, a personal expert tells us if adjustable rate mortgages are good for service members. jenna: it's true, you pay for stability in a slightly higher mortgages. if you plan to move or refinance in under 30 years, and adjustable-rate mortgage could save you money as long as you can avoid potential interest rate increases. their he from 1-7 years or more before the rate adjusts. years or more-7 before the rate adjusts. most people sell their home or refinance their mortgage in 7-10 years and the average tour of duty is to-four years. that mea

but showers will remain over warsaw and vienna throughout the day. hope you have a good day where ever you are, here's your extended outlook. >>> more updates and feature stories at the top of the hour on to the eus around reform talks. after hours of negotiation it, david cameron is looking for a deal to keep the u.k. in the block. the eu is struggling to stand united in the face of the migrant crisis. austria has new limits on asylum applications while puzzles calls in

we have heavier snowfall rates coming down from new the anna vienna through hillsboro and much of brown county. as we cross over the river and head into kentucky, you can see snow showers continuing. closer to downtown, the big issue just fog. the mix moved out an hour ago. you can see the winter weather advisory continues in herbal for adams around until 10:00 this morning. east of 68, you are snow-covered and you will have issues with the roads as morning. fog is a bigger issue closer to downtown with visibility down to about a 10th of a mile. here is a live look downtown. a quick peek at the seven-day forecast shows fog this morning with snow moving out of our eastern communities. we should hit 60 by friday and saturday. another forecast in a couple of money -- couple of minutes. down to something simple, doing his job and we expect the senate to do the same. >> the white house ads that the president will not announce a nominee until congress returns from break next week and does not plan to make a recess appointment, at least for the time being. tracie potts joins us from washington

we've got you covered in center point, garber, new vienna and all of eastern iowa the biggest award of the night went to spotlight. the movie about the boston globe's investigation into the catholic priest scandal won best picture. many thought the revenant would win best picture. however, the star of that movie -- leonardo dicaprio -- did win best actor. it's his first academy award "for our children's children, and for those people out there who's amazing award tonight. let us not take this planet for granted. i do not take tonight for granted. thank you so very much." brie larson won the best actress oscar for her performance in "room". another upset -- was in the supporting actor category. mark rylance won for "bridge of spies" -- over nostalgic favorite sylvester stallone. this has not been an award-winning few weeks for the iowa basketball team. the 8th ranked hawkeyes had lost three of four coming into yesterday's game at ohio state. they were down five at the half, but played better to start the second. jared uthoff with the three. he had 16 in the game later -- mike gesell fin

. >> so far, the syrian regime has used these negotiations, such as the talks in vienna and geneva, as the pretext to gain time. we hope this time the outcome will be different. but the worsening conditions on the ground to not help us to be hopeful. reporter: the temporary truce well include international forces, but international power's will be able to strike extremist groups such as the islamic state and the all nusra front. after five years of fighting, this brings at least a little hope, but it remains to be seen what impact it will have on the conflict in syria. brent: some things are already lost forever. one of the most important cultural centers of the ancient world is a unesco world heritage site or it would be if the syrian city of palmira were not under the control of the islamic state. the islamic state has destroyed and looted much of the site. reporter: when the world learned that islamist extremists had destroyed palmira, many feared that history would be lost. but they found a surprising piece of its heritage -- 40 drawings by the french archaeologist and artist who v

. >>> vienna is hosting talks over the refugee crisis after hundreds of thousands crossed through europe this year. in the meantime in france, authorities are deliberating over evicting refugees in the calais camp. as nadim baba reports. belgium is tightening on the border to avoid a mass influx of people. >> belgium police are searching the back of a truck which comes from france. 60km down the road is the town of calais. and the fear is that if the junkle camp is partially -- jungle camp is partially evacuated. refugees and migrants will try to make their way northwards to the port where ferries leave for great britain. the belgium police have been stepping up their presence in anticipation much an evacuation in calais. that has been put on hold for the moment. on monday, the belgians arrested dozens of migrants, believing they were heading northwards to a place in belgium, where they could get to great britain. the government made it clear that they want to avoid a jungle camp being set up on belgium territory at all costs. they are saying that hundreds of police are deployed at place

this was the big hole, the russia being part of the vienna process, that they would really bring us onto the table and talk about them kind of compromise. letter? absolute dead kristin: they don't make sense at the moment, because we don't have the situation that everybody is at the table. we need a military deadline for everybody, but at the moment putin and a side can do whatever they want. they create military effect on the ground, to dictate their conditions for peace. this is the problem. we need some kind of a counterweight, a military counterweight. we have to stop them militarily. this is not only to save human lives, and morally, but to really make negotiations work. melinda: ok. gustav, back to russia's motivations. our report mentioned a couple of possible motivations. one question is, whether assad truly believes -- sorry, putin believes by shoring up assad, he could promote stability, or is that not what he's looking for?would he think he might profit from continuing instability, because it destabilizes europe as well? gustav: is a side effect he appreciates, for sure. there

after the vienna government imposed strict transit conditions and balkan countries followed suits. >> the situation is difficult. which might face a bottle neck there's a slow flow at the borders. 160 people crossed. >> reporter: 100,000 refugees arrived since january 1st. the e.u. migration commissioner is worried. >> in the next 10 days, we need tangible and clear results on the ground. otherwise there's a danger, a risk that the system will break down. with that in line. they meet in brussels on march the 7th >>> still ahead here on al jazeera - ireland awaiting the results of its general election. the news does not look good for the coalition government. >> i'm phil lavelle in los angeles, home to a film industry where women are paid less than male counterparts. how does that affect life as a hole in the united states. >>> i'm laura kyle, top stories on al jazeera. activists say the fighting stopped. russia says it halted air strikes on rebels that agreed to a ceasefire. fighters bombed the northern syrian town. the town is controlled by syrian kurdish fighters known as the y.p.g.

lauren mann had been found dead after giving a man shelter at her vienna apartment. officials say he is an immigrant from giambia, a county in west africa. >>> north korea launched a satellite into space. it passed over levi stadium an hour after the super bowl game ended. north korea say the satellites are monitoring the weather and mapping resources and providing data that could help farmers. >>> a cornell university fraternity president is in jail. a woman said he forced himself on her, he pled not guilty he is due in court tomorrow to face a judge. coming up, the university president will speak out about the accusations. >>> a second round of bad weather is delaying the arrival royal caribbean anthem of the sea into florida. the ship left north jersey and ran into a storm off the coast of the south carolina. everyone is okay, but shaken by the scare at the sea. they won't arrive in florida until tomorrow morning. >>> the people him flint michigan will get help from a music superstar, beyounce is starting a fund to help people affected by the drinking water crisis

to the fact we are seeing negative pretty much s coming across the board relating to eurozone sofr vienna debt and that doesn't help banks trying increase the profitability and ultimately make a certain on what at the borrow funds before they lend. financialme being the sector will be a drag. while we are seeing something of it is probably just a calm about of the storm. we have the testimony later on week from janet yellin which we hope will give a irection to both the currency markets and equity markets. but for the most part it seems feel that central banks have lost a lot of their teeth and impact they once had less and less as the months wear on. > how much of this loss of confidence is due to oil prices? there are worries we could see because oil companies are losing out in terms of that lower oil profiles. -- oil price. >> it is a major factor. the debt levels some anks hold would be related to oil companies who make hay while the sun sidelines with the low environment. but now that you are seeing oil barrel with $30 per some watching it to fall below at this point in time the majo

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the international atomic energy agency wednesday opened to reporters a facility outside vienna, austria, that's researching ways to use nuclear techniques to sterilize male mosquitos. the method involves exposing mosquito larvae to radiation to make them impotent. then they're released en masse into the wild where they mate with females, which don't produce offspring. the procedure has previously proven effective in controlling fruitfly populations. >> it's an absolutely clean, safe, biosecure, and environment friendly technology. >> one drawback is the number of sterile male mosquitos released must be more than ten times the local population of wild ones. the iaea will hold a two-day meeting of experts in brazil later this month to exchange opinions on launching the program in nations hit by zika virus outbreaks. >>> suicide bombers have struck a refugee camp in nigeria. they killed at least 58 people and wounded many more. their attack bore the hallmarks of the islamic militant group boko haram. the camp held people who fled boko haram's insurgency. two women went into the crowd and b

is about eight months old and some steps needed to be taken by all parties, and a final meeting in vienna, how is it going? are the iranians doing what they promised to do? have the other signatories met their guarantees? as the agreement proceeds does it push off the date which iran could complete a nuclear weapon? and what of last week's elections in iran? does the make up of the newly elected national bodies there have the potential to strengthen or weaken iran's compliance. jonah hull reports. >> reporter: friday's election was considered by many to be a test of support for iran's path out of international isolation and economic decay. as such, the policies of the president, including the nuclear deal with world powers that lead to the lifting of sanctions have passed that test. his moderate and reformist allies have made their biggest gains in the country's key institutions in over a decade, but analysts are quick toing point out that neither immediate nor lasting change is inevitable. >> if the economy doesn't pick up, perhaps in four years from now you'll see the losers coming back

what helps to achieve during this historic trip with a pie care be in vienna home we have when it comes to renting out . stored the city for president obama next month he'll be the first sitting president in more than a half century to visit to cuba is just another stop in an effort to restore u s ties with the country owes about her has more details on what the president hopes to achieve during his trip and beyond. president obama is going to cuba is the first president to visit cuba since calvin coolidge. it's a first for a sitting president since nineteen twenty eight and the first trip to cuba for president obama says he made history shaking hands with raul castro and restoring diplomatic ties with the cuban government back in december of twenty fourteen given the choice between going in december when frankly would just kind of going down trying to get some business done. we believe that the time is right to go this trip. the main event among several huge us cuba events in the works including a major league baseball preseason game and big entertainers like beyonce a elton john and t

so from paris into vienna and warsaw, you'll need your umbrella as you go through the day. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> celebrities in japan joined a traditional bean-throwing festival at a buddhist temple near tokyo, hoping to throw the crowd a little luck. hakuho, the highest-ranked sumo wrestler in japan and an actor in a nhk year-long drama took part in the event. it's believed if someone catches a bean, they will have good fortune for a whole year. >> translator: this is my first time. i didn't expect to get any beans, so i'm very happy. >> translator: i prayed for happiness for all. >> the centuries-old tradition attracted more than 50,000 people this year. some 1200 kilograms of soybeans and peanuts were tossed out. that's a lot of good fortune. >>> we'll be reporting genie: this is "france 24." time for 60 minutes live around the world. i'm genie godula. these are the headlines. david cameron gets set to defend e.u. reform proposals to british parliament. european lawmakers start talks on approving the deal to avoid

it will ten to bring showers in places like vienna and rome as we go through wednesday. another system will be moving through the british isles. so you're going to see showers also coming to the picture. madrid and liwe look at north america, back over towards los angeles, a record-setting day with a high of 32.2 degrees celsius on tuesday. we are expecting cooler temperatures to come back into the picture. we have a system that's going to bring showers not only in the pacific northwest but the california coast. a low pressure system is bringing wintry weather into the northeastern portions of the united states bringing snow into canada as we go into wednesday. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> and thank you foroyj4j8j8j8j genie: hello, everyone. this is "france 24." i'm genie godula. these are the headlines print today in libya marks the fifth anniversary of the start of the revolution that brought down more market update. we will take a closer look at the growing grip of the islamic state group on the country. former french pr

they are cafe renaissance in vienna. and labergery in alexandria. >>> heavy snow and strong winds have forced officials to close miles of interstate 80. officials are recommending folks hold off on any long distance travel. >>> and some dangerous -- >> sounds familiar, doesn't it? >> something we've heard of once or twice. >> they've had winds up to 57 miles an hour. and thank goodness it hit there today and not yesterday with the caucuses. >>> we're on the warm side of the storm. which means we could have record highs tomorrow. live look outside. we're down to 46. dew point still around 30. but everybody is going to hold above freezing tonight. a lot of slick spots this morning. not going to be a problem tomorrow. and winds, east/southeast at 7. they will increase a little bit. clouds increase tonight. but we stay dry. and everybody is above 32. bus stop temps, 36 to 52. there will be showers in the morning for the bus stop light. and it will be a deluge when you pick the kids up. morning showers, afternoon rain and thu

. >>> the international atomic energy agency is hosting a conference in vienna on the safe use of nuclear power. iaea director general opened the panel for experts from across the globe. he talked about the 2011 fukushima daiichi nuclear accident. he said a large-scale accident was unthinkable in japan. he said the widespread assumption that the country's nuclear power plants were safe was a major contributing factor in the disaster. >> a strong safety culture is vital. not just for the licensing, but also for the regular la tiff bodies, and other stakeholders. >> he stressed the need for a culture that encourages continued improvement and challenges assumptions and perceived wisdom. tepco is scheduled to talk about the cleanup and new safety measures. >>> the united states and russia have announced that a new ceasefire plan for syria will take effect on saturday. monday's agreement comes after extensive talks between the two countries. washington and russia back different sides in the five-year civil war. the u.s. state department released a joint statement with russia that calls for an

. >> there was a message in the vienna meetings, that when the geneva talks will start they should be at the beginning of a serial discussion about ceasefire. that is not something i can discuss, it is something to be discussed at the level of the i.s.g, and those countries involved in take that. -- in saying that. the discussions are starting, but meanwhile the challenge is now let's also have those that have the capacity of discussing this at the different level, time to discuss about ceasefire. >> the u.n. special envoy said he would have further talks with the syrian government and the opposition on tuesday. he'll talk about humanitarian access to besieged areas, and confirmed he'd asked the syrian opposition for a list of women and children held in gaols by the bashar al-assad regime. if he was given that list, he'd give it to the government side and ask for their release. >>> at least 20 have been killed and others injured by a suicide bomber outside the police building kabul. the afghan taliban claimed responsibility for the attack, coming days before a third round of talks aim

rain in stockholm and vienna, may see flurries in paris with a high of 5 on thursday. a quick look at winston located in the southern pacific ocean. this system is a category 4 severe tropical cyclone moving to the west. it's finally made its turn and is now moving back toward fiji. its influence will be wide enough to where we're looking at heavy rains to continue through the rest of this week into the weekend. so please, be on guard as this system will continue to plague the area when it comes to heavy rainfall. now dry further toward the north. high pressure is pushing up temperatures in japan. so we're looking at a high of around 18 in tokyo on friday. seoul a warmth of 6. 7 in beijing. showers in taipei. that means a wet weekend for the korean peninsula and japan. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> thanks for joining us here on "newsline." at the top of the hour is "newsroom tokyo." stay tuned for more here on nhk world. oyçyj4j8j8j8j >> welcome to france 24. i'm molly hall. these are the headlines. crunch time for david

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this is an important point and it has motivated us to go to vienna, twice, everybody came together in commonality with a recognition that writing checks is not going to solve the problem. we can't just endlessly be writing checks. we can't be endlessly fighting about whether schengen is alive or dead or what is going to happen. we have to end this war and we need to bring about the quickest political settlement because almost everybody is agreed that if all one side does is escalate, the other side will too. we can have an endless escalation between iran, between shia, sunni, between saudi arabia or turkey or any country of interest has the ability to blow this apart. one country. it takes every country coming together in order to hold it together. so the war in syria has now lasted for more than five years. right now i have to tell you, even with the success we had the other day at the table, it doesn't yet show the signs we want of burning out. that is why we are so focused on this political track. if the international community and the syrians themselves miss the opportunity now be

vienna ranked number one. >> one reason we're so good is our sports teams. the phillies squad through their first workout of spring training. howard is taking battingç practice here in clearwater. phils manager pete mccannen said if his batting average continues, he'll bench howard. the slug are's reaction? >> do i think it's fair? me personally, probably not. but i mean, it is what it is. i mean, the situation is the situation. you just go out there and go play. >> howard and the phils open up exhibition play on sunday against the university of tampa. >>> don't forget, nbc 10 is your home for the phillies home opener. we've got you covered on monday, april 11th with our welcome home phillies special. first pitch at 3:00 p.m. right here on nbc 10. >>> the democratic national convention is expected to bring money to philadelphia but neighboring montgomery county is hoping to get an economic boost as well. donkeys from the elmwood park zoo were there yesterday. the dnc is expected to bring more than $11 million to philadelphia's economy. philadelphia will ho

here that we didn't have a few months ago, and my profound gratitude to every country that came to vienna twice and to new york under tough circumstances, everybody's schedules were pressed but we got to the talks and that was the objective. in libya we're on the brink of getting a government of national unity and that will prevent d.a.e.s.h. from turning libya into a strangle hold and that country's future, as everybody knows, that country has resources. the last thinking in the world you-- thing you want in the world you want is a false caliphate with billions of dollars of oil revenue. we need to forge ahead with training personnel and we need to make sure that there's a decisive territory edge to create a safe environment for government to stand up and operate. this is a major obligation for those countries, us among them, who were there at the very beginning when we felt compelled to protect people from 10,000 or more people being slaughterered by the dictator of the country. finally, our coalition has a profound responsibility to answer the urgent, the compelling, the stunning to ad