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Iran nuclear talks end without breakthrough, but talks to resume Nov 20
伊朗核談判結束 未取得突破性進展
After three days of meetings in Geneva the Iran nuclear talks end without a breakthrough but with signs of progress says European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton.
經過在日內瓦舉行的為期三天的會談，伊朗核談結束，未取得任何突破，但是歐盟外交政策主管阿什頓(Catherine Ashton)表示，還是有跡象表明取得了一些進展。
(SOUNDBITE) (English) EUROPEAN UNION FOREIGN POLICY CHIEF CATHERINE ASHTON , SAYING: "A lot of concrete progress has been made but some differences remain."
歐盟外交政策主管阿什頓(Catherine Ashton)：“會談取得了一些具體的進展，但是雙方還存在一些分歧。”
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif was even more optimistic.
伊朗外交部長扎里夫(Mohammad Javad Zarif)甚至更加樂觀。
(SOUNDBITE) (English) IRANIAN FOREIGN MINISTER MOHAMMAD JAVAD ZARIF, SAYING: "I think we are all on the same wavelength, and that's important and that gives us the impetus to go forward when we meet again next time. Sop, actually I think we had a very good three days, very productive three days and it is something we can build on and move forward."
伊朗外交部長扎里夫(Mohammad Javad Zarif)：“我認為我們的觀點是一致的，這非常重要，這給了我們下次會談的動力。實際上，我認為過去的三天非常成功，非常有成效，基于這一點，我們可以繼續進行下去。”
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry also sounded an optimistic note.
美國國務卿約翰·克里(John Kerry)聽上去也比較樂觀。
(SOUNDBITE) (English) U.S. SECRETARY OF STATE JOHN KERRY, SAYING: "There is no question in my mind that we are closer now as we leave Geneva than we were when we came and that with good work and good faith over the course of the next weeks we can in fact secure our goal."
美國國務卿約翰·克里(John Kerry)：“在我看來，毫無疑問，我們離開日內瓦的時候比剛來的時候關系更加密切，這讓我們相信未來幾周，我們可以達成目標?！?/span>
The main sticking points in the talks include calls for a shutdown of an Iranian reactor that could eventually help to produce weapons-grade nuclear fuel. A new round of talks is now set for November 20th.
會談中關鍵的癥結包括呼吁關閉一座能夠生產武器級別的核燃料的反應堆。新一輪的會談現在定于11月20日舉行。
Humanitarian crisis after Typhoon devastates central Philippines
臺風海燕引發菲律賓人道主義危機
An airport resembles a war zone in the Philippines after one of the strongest typhoons ever to make landfall strikes the country. In its wake -- damage, debris and death.
今年最強颶風在菲律賓登陸之后，機場就像戰場一樣。颶風過后，到處是損壞，廢墟和死亡的景象。
(SOUNDBITE) (English) PHILIPPINES INTERIOR SECRETARY, MAR ROXAS, SAYING: "The devastation is.......I don't have the words for it. It's really horrific, it's a great human tragedy. There's no power, there's no light. By the time the sun sets, it's dark, and you're just going to have to make your way to where you can find some shelter."
菲律賓內政部長羅克斯(Mar Roxas)：“我難以用語言形容災難的景象。真的非常恐怖，是人類遭遇的巨大的災難。沒有電，沒有燈光。太陽落山的時候，到處是一片黑暗，只能摸索著到帳篷里去?！?/span>
That's interior minister Mar Roxas who says it's too early for any official death toll, with at least 1,200 already presumed dead.
內政部長羅克斯(Mar Roxas)說，目前報告任何官方的傷亡數字還為時過早，至少已有1,200人假定死亡。
(SOUNDBITE) (English) PHILIPPINES INTERIOR SECRETARY, MAR ROXAS, SAYING: "There's no.....we have not begun to count, we have not begun to count because there's no information. Even between here and Tacloban, there's no radio, there's no cell site."
菲律賓內政部長羅克斯(Mar Roxas)：“我們還沒有開始統計傷亡數字，因為沒有信息來源。即使這里和塔克洛班之間也沒有無線電波，沒有基站?！?/span>
The wounded stand in line awaiting help. Authorities expect the death toll to go even higher. The category 5 "super typhoon" weakened to a category 4 on Saturday. But forecasters say it could strengthen again over the South China Sea as it heads toward Vietnam.
傷者排隊等候幫助。當局預期傷亡數字會進一步上升。這場五級超級臺風已經于周六減弱為四級。但是天氣預報員表示，在前往越南的途中在南中國海會再次增強。
International aid heading for the Philippines
國際援助前往菲律賓災區
Shipments of international aid are en-route to the Philippines after Typhoon Haiyan wreaked havoc in the central part of the country. Planes carrying supplies for the more than 4 million people affected by the disaster left Frankfurt on Sunday. The storm, possibly the biggest ever to make landfall, flattened entire coastal regions leaving thousands feared dead. Local officials estimate at least 10,000 people have died the city of Tacloban alone. Philippine President Benigno Aquino spoke to reporters at the airport there on Sunday and said the first priority was helping survivors.
臺風海燕肆虐菲律賓中部造成巨大災難之后，國際援助已經在運往菲律賓的途中。為超過400萬受災人口提供補給的飛機已經于周日離開法蘭克福。這或許是曾經在菲律賓登陸的最強臺風，導致整個海岸地區夷為平地，數千人死亡。當地官員估計，僅在塔克洛班就有至少10,000人遇難。菲律賓總統阿基諾周日在機場向記者發表講話，稱當務之急是幫助幸存者。
(SOUNDBITE) (English) PHILIPPINE PRESIDENT BENIGNO AQUINO SAYING: "Tally for the missing and also that have been confirmed dead, that's a concern. But we are addressing first the needs of those who are still living, especially those that are injured, the need for food and need for water."
菲律賓總統阿基諾(BENIGNO AQUINO)：“記錄失蹤者和確認死者確實是比較重要的任務。但是我們首先要解決的是幸存者的需求，尤其是傷者，對食物和水的需求。”
Some food and water was being handed out to residents at Tacloban airport, but more supplies are urgently needed. Officials said looting and lawlessness are preventing more aid from reaching the affected region. Typhoon Haiyan is headed for Vietnam where authorities have relocated more than 800,000 people. The storm is expected to hit central parts of the country overnight.
塔克洛班機場已經向居民分發了一些食物和水，但是災區迫切需求更多物資。官員們表示，搶奪和非法行為導致更多援助難以到達受災地區。臺風海燕正在前往越南，政府已經轉移了超過800,000居民。這個超強臺風預期將于夜間襲擊越南中部地區。
