congress supports or confirms the results of the vienna talks. the head of the senate and congress, they are democrats. they can have a joint statement released. they can do it themselves, privately. yes, we are realistic about this, but most importantly is the economic aaron t tomorrow. -- economic guarantee to tomorrow. jcpoa is resumed. what kind of guarantee is there that the united states, another party, exits the jcpoa. so far, mr. molly is telling us that we cannot guarantee you that the next administration will stay loyal to the commitment that we have made. this is, first of all, wrong. according to the international law, because according to international law, even the rebels come to power in a country. they should respect the commitments made by the previous government or regime. they should recognize them. so this one does not have a legal basis, but despite all of these, we are telling the americans that the economic guarantee until when? at least until the completion of the projects that are made in iran. you should give us a guaran

b, w is fund if a char and vienna. thank you. the european court of justice is expected to give its verdict on the business of russian gas company gas prom later today. a polish competitor had complained that the commission hadn't done enough to put antitrust measures in place against europe's main gas supplier. but isn't even realistic to try to rain in gas from, with almost half the continent depending on its deliveries. let's take a look. these pipes help keep europe warm under the sea and above ground, a russian pipeline supply the continent with a much needed guess and they're all operated by a single company gospel. the majority state owned enterprises, controls nearly all russian gas exports, making it a huge player on the european gas market in schism. i'm to know who we are highly dependent on russian gas, and especially in those parts of the european union that almost exclusively acquired gas through russian pipelines even fast ellis, she says gas us acquisition preference, him gas from russian reserves has historically

bethany bell reports from vienna. >> a and her husband are artists who live south of vienna. neither are vaccinated against covid-19, and they strongly disagree with austria's new vaccine mandate. >> the vaccines haven't really stop the pandemic, have they? and people keep being vaccinated and are still getting ill wit covid-19. maybe not as badly, but still getting ill as current numbers are showing. it's not for any authority to tell me what to put into my body. >> but austria's government says the law is necessary to fight covid-19 and prevent future lockdowns. >> mandatory vaccination is an interference with human rights. but in this case, this interference can be justified. that's very clear from the law point in the human rights one of you. we have the need to get out of the pandemic and we know that vaccination is the only way to get out of it and to get back to normal life. >> the vaccination center has even been set up in vienna since stephen's cathedral. around 72% of ausns have already had the jab. those who refuse to get the shot will face fines of up to 3600 euro

thank you, james, phase diplomatic editor speaking to us by from vienna. let's get the situation on the ground because that's what really matters. child stratford is near mario pole in the genetic region. tell us what's happening there where you are, what is the lead on the grounds was suddenly this morning we've heard em. high caliber weapons will sound like our tillery being used close to the front line outside. mary awful. one particularly heavy barrows, i suppose about an hour ago. this is consistent with what the ukrainian military have released information they released in the last hour. they set that up until 12 o'clock local time, which was about an hour and 20 minutes ago. they. busy said that a russian back separatists had fired 661 rounds of ammunition. that includes everything from small arms, fire, 2 heavy artillery towards ukrainian positions right. the way along the 420 kilometer front line in various different positions. they're interesting, we've, we've been speaking to people inside the self declared republic. all done at scot this mornin

>> vienna: they didn't know what to do. they were all looking at each other, like, "what does this mean, what do we do?" >> stahl: you know the marine corps did its own investigation, and the marine corps concluded that this-- and i'm going to use the direct quote-- was "preventable." >> ostrovsky: the top-down incompetence, the lack of readiness-- really, the lack of duty of care for our sons-- it was shocking. >> stahl: can you sue the military, or the commanders for what happened? >> vienna: there's the feres doctrine-- makes that impossible. >> stahl: the feres doctrine prevents anyone from suing the military for anything that happens to service-members on the job, no matter how egregious. >> nancy gnem: the biggest thing for me is, these boys were not protected. i have this vision in my head, nightmares, of the a.a.v. going down. what was his last word? >> stahl: this was one of the worst training accidents in marine corps history. but accidents keep coming, and the g.a.o. states, less serious ones are likely under-rep

stephanie hash him at the talks in vienna and now to wrestle soda in tech, ron, and tell us more about this. what did i say? 250 m pays with 6 demands? well, the, the demand, the statements that is coming from the low me because in the running parliament is not a mandatory one is not the binding work for the negotiating team in vienna or for the government in iraq. it's rather a recommend these 3 asked that the statement that had be released by the iranian parliament will that have any significant effect on the ongoing tools in vienna? i don't think so, but it doesn't mean that it's not important. i think it is still an important statement in terms of providing support to the negotiation, negotiating him in vienna because mainly the statement released by the running parliament is actually insisting on the main points that are being raised or the main 3 demands that are being raised by the negotiated team in vienna, and the 1st of them is the removal of all the sanctions, not only the sanctions that are related to the nuclear file. also the sanctions are related related to the human rig

that spring in ali hash m, who is live for us in vienna. ali, how close are they really to a deal with don't saying they're very close. they're almost, they're not, they're not yet there. that means there are still some points that are being discussed over here in court work palace. now, what are these points? iran is requesting, as we heard from the iranian foreign ministry spokesperson. they want assurances guarantees that the united states of america, one to withdraw or violate the deal any more as what happened during the trump administration. this is a main request from the iranians. this is the main request from the leadership in iran because the price iran paid, as they said, it was very high for the region as the american withdrawal from the jesse. you know, this is one point that is really taking a lot of fun because from the united states side, it seems that there is no possibility to keep such guarantees. bringing on asking for a kind of a commitment from the u. s. congress, a commitment from the us government. so there, there are a set of, of requests that it seems the unit

last week i led a bipartisan group to visit lithuania and the osce meeting in vienna, austria. inly the waipa we met with the leaders and assured them of america's article 5 responsibilities and commitments in case russia comes in to lithuania. they are very concerned. we met with our troops who are six kilometers away from russian troops stationed in belarus. we then went to the osce in vienna and led a strong response to support for ukraine and our position to the unbelievable invasion by the cruel putin. the european community was united except for russia and belarus in opposing the intrusion. putin is not operating in a rational manner. his k.g.b. history, his extreme response to covid have driven him to a delusional, paranoid, and dangerous state. it concerns all. i appreciate the actions of our president in supporting our country. i support president zelensky, but the cannel's only lasted so long. we need to get him more oil. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the

went about as well as the vienna summit. so he's got stuff on him. and so he's trying to figure out how do i begin to rethink read talk about reestablish? authority re-establish democracy reestablished strength as emanating out of the us after i've had the bay of pigs. and vienna well, there was a problem with that wanting to reestablish was because you also had the south blowing up. black folks struggling to be free and refusing to be quiet. about jim crow. and the brutality of jim crow so bobby's got to figure out something. and what bobby figures out? is that i've got to find a way to find the sweet spot. that thing that allows my brother. to be presidential for america to be calm to resonate that aura of strength democracy and freedom. while also providing something to the civil rights folks so that they feel that they are being heard and their needs are being met. what on earth could there be? what could i do? offer them that is so hmm vital and essential but boring really boring so that no cameras will want to be there that nothing's going to j

the threat of random checks and fines looks unlikely to sway them to w fanny for shar reports from vienna. this patient is here for a 3rd shot against corbett, but taking a job is no longer a question of choice. starting today. it's compulsory in austria. sad that noted amendatory vaccination because normally everyone should be wise enough to get the job automatically for us. but only a few came for their 1st shopped, the city set up mobile vaccination buses to increase that number. the willingness to get a job is stagnant despite the new bill. if being gig and if weeks i'm against mandatory vaccinations because i believe this is a violation of human rights yet. yet every one has the right to freedom. right. even before the controversial bill was passed, security was died at vaccination centers. no other topic polarizes austrians as much as mandatory vaccinations. those who administered reduces inside can only do so with security nearby. there is concern about hostile outbursts by anti vac source. tens of thousands of them have been taking to the streets almost every weekend across the co

located in vienna at all. it is in frankfort in the race to buy or sell. it's important to be as close as possible to the main service of the main stock exchange. proximity is time and time is money. in the 1990 s u. s. trading is divided between the new york stock exchange on wall street with its traditional trading floor. and it's traditional companies such as ibm and general motors and the electronic stock exchange. nasdaq, european markets actually want electronic 1st many of us who are part of that transition from florida electronic markets. we kind of were groaned in the european markets 1st and then we came back to the states. matter of fact, your x is quite interesting to me looking back because it was the 1st exchange we're where i found, you know, basically a cheat to exploit. ah, i got a lot of credit and he got a big promotion for finding a cheat on the, on the or exchange to get prices faster than we should of. and i'm now years later when i hit the front page of the wall street journal for my whi

awesome report from the capital vienna. thanks, nations are in full swing at austria as biggest explanation center in vienna. but around 20 percent of the population as so far refused to be jap. and now the government wants to force them abroad. majority in parliament has passed a new law. in austria, we make it clear evaluation, but if the health care system is in danger, the use for me, for all of those in the country, this counts for more than personal rights. tens of thousands of all students have demonstrated every weekend, again, scalded restrictions and compulsory vaccinations. mika, l blue know founded a party with a sole purpose of fighting the government's coven policies. he doesn't believe scientists when they say that vaccines are safe. the compulsory vaccination is not based on evidence and there's no way to justify it in legal terms. it's a serious violation of fundamental rights. and right now there is no justification for violating them. he predicts thousands of lawsuits will be filed against this law and ex

e in vienna. they have been meeting that's one of the organs which represents the west and also the old countries of the soviet union is a useful place for dialogue. but they've made no progress there. the permanent council of that will be meeting again in the coming hours, but don't express any practice progress there. what are the only diplomacy going on on? definitely diplomatic meetings are diplomatically, seems to think of the response to what putin is done. and that's why the center of attention is going to be in the coming hours in brussels. you've got hex of state of the european union. all 27 of them are heading right now to brussels for summit this evening in brussels to think out what their response is going to be. they've already put top sanctions in place. there are they tell us going to be the toughest sanctions ever in the history of the european union, particularly i think look at the financial and banking sanctions. are they going to exclude russia from the swift banking system? t

the total sum of our talks in vienna, we are still very positive and constructive as well. many points are still pending to international media outlets could be blocked in turkey. after a watchdog revised broadcasting rules on monday gave john and broadcasted deutsche of olive voice of america and europe news 3, a short period of time to apply for online licenses. deutsche veteran voice america refused to do so, saying that this is an attempt at censorship. it could mean that websites will be taken offline. most taxes, media outlets often favor present ado on and the government trial for one of the police officers involved in the death of brianna. taylor is underway in the united states. the young black woman was at home in bed when she was shot dead by police during a botched rage 2 years ago. but his gabriel is under reports from our home city. the trolley is not for any actions directly relating to her death. she became a tragic symbol of police killings of innocent people in america. brianna taylor's death at the hands of police and louisville sparked widespread protest

he joins us live now from vienna. so it is, we just been hearing there. james, sir, european reaction to russia's actions in ukraine or the last years has been swift and up to now united or i'm not sure. james sucker has him. can. can you hear me, james? yes. yes i am. i'm actually i can hear you. how's him? i just lost, i lost you for about 5 seconds. yeah, no worries i, i would just repeat the repeat that reaction to this from europe has been swift and united at this point. yeah, very nice. very strong reactions coming from all of the 27 european capitals. they are all saying the same sort of thing, which is, this is something that they never want to see happen. they're pulled by what's happening, the thought. so with the ukranian people, you heard the high representative of the european union talking about this being the dog is our in europe since the 2nd world war. well, that's quite a big statement and i think that is shared by many of those that are speaking right . now around european capitals, all those leaders will be heading, for example, from h

challenges in our region . harmony with his excellence say, we have been briefed her regarding the vienna talks regarding the agreements between iran and the west. and this matter is quite important and has a lot of impact on the stability of the region kata is following up with full interest the negotiations. and we hope that very soon we're an agreement could be reached for the benefit of all parties to guarantee the rights of all countries to peaceful usage of nuclear power. according to the international laws and agreements, i seize this opportunity to reaffirm them carter read them as to do whatever it takes in order to reach an agreement the what's an end to the difference. and we'll guarantee the security and stability of the region the palestinian coast also was discussed in details with, within our talks because it's the central issue of our region. we are confirmed, the importance of stopping does lagging is the palestine in people and salting out the matter according to the international outcome and the rights of the policies in determining its fate and live instability and fai

so for example, in the capital city, vienna, which is the state in, in austria, then the mayor of the owner said, well, we're good to relax things a lot slower than, than that. the federal level all makes it interesting here is that many in germany are looking on at what's happening in vienna and say, well, maybe we should be doing the same thing. indeed, the federal cabinet is meeting the prime ministers of the federal states right now to discuss similar sorts of ideas. this idea that at some point in march, it will be time to be able to follow the austrian example. what does make it interesting is there had been a groundswell of opinion holistically in austria amongst the pit, the big parties that is to have that mandatory vaccine requirement as there has been here in germany. but there are many prominent politicians now as saying, maybe we don't need to bring it in quite as quickly as it stands. in the 3rd week of march in austria, that requirement comes in. but there are many wondering now whether the police will enforce it. current virus pandemic now in a bind administration is l

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we've heard some fresh comments in the last couple of hours here in vienna. i'm outside the organization of security and cooperation in europe. they've had that permanent council meeting. some people don't know much about this organization. it's not got a very high public profile. it's actually quite important because it's permanent counseling to all sorts of members, including the us, including the europeans and including the russians. so it is quite an important organization to have a forum o debate on these issues. and at the start of the meeting, which was closed, i'm told that the 2nd general of the o. s. c. helga schmidt, cold for dialogue, the polish all the current chair. and i've read the final statement and really there was no sign of any progress. what was interesting though, with the strong comments coming from the u. s, although it was a closed statement and everything said was supposed to stay close, the us actually published the statement, michael carpenter, their ambassador said, this is not height, this is not hysteria. this is not provocatio

so we know, for example, that the mayor of vienna, remember vienna is a state in the federal republic of austria. that man said, well begin to relax things slower. so people might still have to prove their status in terms of vaccination or in terms of recovery. but the point that's very much worth driving home here is that there had been a feeling that austria was leading a trend where people were saying it was important to have a mandatory vaccine requirement. that is still the case in australia will take come into force in the middle of march, but there are those who now wonder whether it will really be in force and here to in germany. although the federal government says it's committed to trying to get that implemented. there are many leading politicians, notably the prime minister bavaria, who say maybe we should slow down on that. police in honduras have arrested former president juan orlando have mondays at the requests of the united states. and under his was president less than 3 weeks ago. he was escorted from his home in handcuffs and a bullet proof vests flanked by police. w

a diplomatic editor james bases in vienna today we've got nothing baba in london. allen fisher is at the white house, dancing though with dorsey jabari in moscow. so sovereignty for all except ukraine, apparently. yes, as the russian president, making those comments when he was meeting with that president of us raj on l. hm. ali of he said that it, ukraine is a special case. he as said that the ukraine air is different because of what he said are external forces, and that ukraine's territories currently being used by 3rd countries to generate threats to russia. this is not something new, but i think at this level of a statement is very telling of letting me put and state of mind and what he was thinking when he does decided to make the decision to declare those 2 areas, separatist areas in ukraine as independent i think this is something he has said in the past, hinted, certainly that the president of ukraine of vladimir zalinski is a week he has said. and that he is being used as a puppet. by the wes, this is a sentiment that was also shared by the russian foreign

he joins us from vienna. thank you for being with us. normally when we think of satellite images of troops and equipment, most of us think spy satellites, military, high-altitude surveillance flights, things only a top military power could provide. but these satellite images that we're getting in this conflict of russian troops massing along the borders, where exactly are they coming from, and how are we as ordinary citizens able to see them? >> well, a lot has changed over the last six years, seven years, since the initial phase of the war in ukraine. at that time, we as open source investigators were able to get sort of a snippet or view into how the operations on the ground are taking place because of people posting videos on their social media account. that still continues today, but now we are augmented by a lot of commercial satellite that providers who are completely happy with providing realtime data to investigators and researchers. maxsars, a satellite. israel, for example, providing much more data that is allowing complete fre

so for example, in the capital city, vienna, which is a state in, in austria, then the mayor of vienna has said, well, we're going to relax things a lot slower than, than that. the federal level. what makes it interesting here is that many in germany looking on what's happening in vienna and saying, well, maybe we should be doing the same thing. indeed, the federal cabinet is meeting the prime ministers of the federal states right now to discuss similar sorts of ideas. this idea that at some point in march, it will be time to be able to follow the austrian example. what does make it interesting is there had been a groundswell of opinion politically in austria amongst the pit, the big parties that is to have that mandatory vaccine requirement as there has been here in germany. but there are many prominent politicians now i was saying, maybe we don't need to bring it in quite as quickly as it's fans. in the 3rd week of march in austria, that requirement comes in. there are many wondering now whether the police will enforce it. dominic came live for us in berlin. i am a former soldier who

you've got here in vienna where i am the o. s. c. that's an organization that has russia is one of it's $57.00 members, likely to be any progress there. but certainly it's a place where they can say to russia, very happy with the development so far. and of course there's no s c monitoring mission and east and you cry. and they have to decide on that. we also paris, as you say, we have a meeting taking place of the you, but actually we just had a meeting of the g 7 foreign minister, which is just concluded. but the foreign ministers in some way is the most important because we've already had the us side of the sanctions announced in principle at least. and now the you are coming forward with their version of sanctions to punish the russians harder for the you than the us. because the u. s. is one country that here is 27 countries, some of them are much closer to russia, not as they have different views. but already we know what the sanctions are supposed to achieve. because the meetings with ambassador in brussels, they say that those

we had to vienna, austria friend, authentic been our schnitzer. i'd. we explore the capital of tobacco pipe spin front but before we continue with lifestyle stories from around europe, we cannot overlook the current events that have left the world in shock and horror . war in europe is something that was unimaginable for most of us until a few days ago. now our thoughts are with the people in ukraine, which is a country that we have visited many times in the past. we take a look back at some of our reports on ukraine when times where peaceful, ah, diverse anne's metropolitan 2 defining characteristics of cultural life in ukraine, the to now increasingly under threat europe, 2nd largest country, off as impressive architecture, commonly re diversity and breathtaking nature. reasons enough to have looked at your remax reporters to the country in 2018 we visited to odessa the key port in southern ukraine. right on the black sea. until recently odessa was a popular tourist location. it's long, sandy beaches, other perfect place to relax near the city center

in addition to words, you rein is violating the vienna document of 2011 on a confidence building measures on the ukrainians side. there is a $122000.00 troops in the united states will last she year are provided weapons to ukraine to them out of $650000000.00. that route is a lot in january to $100000000.00 worth of dollars of weapon tree was provided. and we're not even talking about was prob, been provided by a u. k can in canada and the baltic states all of these days are sending the lethal weapon to we had to care for attack her or craft to multiple rocket launchers, stinger is jabber, linds, rifles, ammunition for them, which was the late. poland is sir william with little metal providing ammunition for 122125 middle millimeter weapons which are banned on the misc agreements as we know, fleming. so the information aggression was constant statements by the russian, the aggression why they needed in order to be able to supply all of these things. ready under the pretext of the russian aggression, the war we see here is obvious a z a is a desire to bog down the discussion about the lega

we do bite into the won't, so vienna's down to 6 ellsberg down to 4 and the be a fair breeze, a wind the straw blowing down through the road valley western front. otherwise suns predominantly south central western mediterranean and spain and portugal. now back to thursday, because we still got the remains of the last storm, went through turkey in east bed, and that'll blow a fair breeze to answer egypt. few shannon's, the north. he asked the ha matter that still blowing the weakening there elsewhere north africa still drawn the horn of africa. the seasonal rain is in madagascar through malawi, and as far west as ambia and namibia. ah, the chuckle region of paragon, one of south america's toughness. we followed 2 men who seemed to thrive on his challenge in a veteran truck driver who answers every call whatever the weather to provide for his growing family and the cowboy who enjoys his rough, lonely life risk in it. oh, power of life. on the al jazeera ah ah ah. hello, you're watching out 0. i'm emily anglin, a reminder of our top stories. this, our russia and beller roosts have start

but we should have filed the congress of vienna and 1815, where napoleonic france was brought back into the european structure. and i thought that should have happened and after the cold war. but i'm not sure, i hope there's not going to be an invasion because i think it's a bad move for, for russia to do that. now, simply because i think you're going to get pushback, guerrilla warfare, if they do a full invasion, and you're also going to get, you know, lots of sanctions. and those sanctions will eventually do you know, lesson as, as russia copes with them. but still it's going to be economic pain there for a long time. and i think there are, you know, the whole thing goes down the tubes. it's true, i think rush as legitimate security concerns. and i don't think they have been listened to, but i'm not sure if this is a good approach on that. that brush is now taking. okay, i'm on that team. i don't see that rush has had a whole lot of choice. so over the last few months we've had war, hysteria hyperbole, you know, they see an, an rolls out all the graphics and all that. it's a big show

now the hash with more from vienna. every one is saying progress is being made and that every one is optimistic about reaching good deal a very soon. however, no one is really announcing this the steve. now, earlier today we spoke to a western diplomat and he said that by the end of this week there should be a real progress. and there should be an announcement just in case in from to her on and the united states from washington, delaware, ancestry, the queries. now, what are the issues that are still standing, the assurances that iran is asking is asking for from the united states that it won't walk out the the same like president donald trump did in 2018. and from the other side, from united states side, the advanced centrifuges, and what iran is going to do with them, are they going to be destroyed? are they going to be kept in iran, or will be exported or taken to a set countries? these are the main issues right now that are being discussed and are the, the ones that are preventing a deal from happening or else i wou