[000:00:00;00] ah ah ah, this is dw news life from berlin. extreme winter weather continues to wreak havoc across the us and canada. blizzard is the one for the ages. certainly it is the

blizzard of the century. nearly 50 people dead, the governor of new york walls, the disaster is far from over. as more snow is full cost. also on the program, exhausted after a dangerous journey in search of a better life, reiterated jeez, wash up on the shores of indonesia. after weeks at sea, in a rickety boat ah i'm girls as well. come to the program. severe winter weather that has been pummeling north america. authorities say nearly 50 people have died across the united states. new york state has been hit especially hard emergency crews. they're still searching for survivors in vehicles buried on the meters of snow. residents are being warned to stay in their homes as city paralyzed by a mega storm. buffalo new york is at the epi center of the blizzard. battering

north america. people are stranded in their vehicles, in homes as snow pummels the region. the governor of new york gave a sobering assessment of this situation. we have then to a lot of wars together. and this blizzard is the one for the ages. certainly it is the blizzard of the century, and we are here to can talk about our, our collect, our collaborative approach to dealing with this crisis that it is a crisis. thousands of homes are without power. and a driving ban has been issued. the governor warned that the worst is not yet over and as much as we can see, the skies right now. we know that though the storm is coming back. so anyone to declare as victory and says it's over, it is way to really to say president joe biden approved an emergency declaration for new york,

offering the full force of the federal government to support the state. thousands of flights have been canceled across the us, leaving many families scrambling to find a way to get home for an hour. driving back to austin 17 hours so was able to find a rental car. there was not many, but i was able to find one that went to start back here in a minute. i guess back in buffalo more heavy snowfall is forecast. emergency crews are racing to free. those trapped while they still can bazooka poochie is a meteorologist based in washington dc and he told us what comes next for the areas affected by that went to school. yes. what conditions are beginning to get better right now that said, we sell at least another 24 to theories. these are, or the things kind of finally wind down fully there in buffalo. but one thing that really struck me with this particular system was the wind ordinarily which apple effects? no. yeah, i get just about 3040 kilometers per hour. really. it's just all about the big band

of snow. this time around, the winds were so ferocious and even the heels of travel, the temperature dropped about minus wanted to minus 30 celsius. obviously the impact was much greater. one other thing too is that the heavy snow combined with the winds really to visibility down below about 5 meters at times. so get is wizard, conditions required disabilities blow about or the longer that's what you need for blizzard conditions. they normally get that once every year or so twice every year . so they wanna getting 12 hours. visibility is reported to the low 5 meters. that's something i've never seen before. my career in any place. never mind buffalo, a very popular sitting a heavy winter storms, also battering large parts of japan, days of massive snowfall that have left more than 17 people dead and thousands injured. more of the country's west coast and the northern region of okay to have

been buried under heavy snow. thousands of homes have suffered passages. japan's weather agency is urging residence in the affected regions to avoid travel. after hundreds of cars got stuck on roads and to south korean our, the military as apologized for its failure to shoot down any of the north korean drones that crossed over the border. it was the 1st such incident in 5 years and raised serious questions about souls eddy fences. in response, the country's president says he will accelerate plants to create a specialized military unit to deal with these drones as tensions increase across the korean peninsula. on the hunt, south korean helicopters scoured the sky, the signs of north korean drones authorities here say 5 crossed over the border on monday with one flying close to the capital. so now the military has been forced to say, sorry, after failing to shoot them down, connectivity thing up, we'll look at them on what are you day human?

yo to, we are military's lack of preparedness. has caused great concern. yodeep went on jogging with the military, will thoroughly check each troops detection and strike assets against the enemy's drone provocation and vulnerable funded us on it and actively employed detection devices at home to spot drones earlier. talk and aggressively deploy strike assets . who's a to would all 3 pug isamena, south korea's president noon. suk hee. all who has vowed to take a harder line on the north has used that moment to fast forward his plans. telling a cabinet meeting in the military training. an readiness has been insufficient for years. a china, an coconut to your we have a plan to greet military drone unit test with monitoring key military facilities in north korea, who are you, socially dominant or j, will advance the establishment of the drum unit as soon as possible. searcher

children up anguish will also introduce state of the art stealth drones rung and bolster or surveillance capabilities. amps young toyota, ala which meter across the border emp young yang leader kim jong own, is capping the year by meeting with key members of his ruling party. where he's hailed the countries growing economic and military power. the north has fired a record number of missiles in 2022 with his latest drone incidence. adding to growing concerns across the region. a growing number of raw hinge arrested geez, are making a dangerous journey by sea to region denisia. on monday, a vessel carrying almost 200 people landed in the northern archie province. a day after another boat arrived more than $700000.00 ridge to have now fled their native country miramar. in the past 5 years, as the military government wages

a brutal contain against campaign, again, rescued and revived after surviving a perilous journey. indonesian officials said these were hinge a migrants washed up on a beach in a wooden boat. after weeks at sea, 39 of the refugees are being treated with a medical infusion device. and most of them are dehydration. officials are trying to determine if this is the same group who were fear dead after drifting at sea for more than a month. the migrants said, i hope indonesia will offer the chance of a better life. i don't care these people. we did it a day earlier. another boat arrived carrying almost 60 hinges. they say they

travelled not from their native country myanmar, but from as far as bangladesh in the north west, bangladesh is where more than 700000 range refugees have lived in a crowded camp for more than 5 years. they fled a violent campaign by the me on my military, which said it was targeting rebel groups. human rights group say the ra hinge are being pressured to leave the camp. a growing number are again, up routing their lives and trusting that faith to rickety boats. and the rough c. let's have a look now at some of the other stories making headlines today. a rescue ship has pulled around 100 migrants from the sea off the coast of libya. the s o s military nature said the group was trying to cross the mediterranean on a rubber boat un system. 2000 migrants have died while attempting that dangerous

journey. a former iranian football captain and slammed the regime in his home country for preventing his family members from leaving the country. ali days a wife and daughter were arrested monday on board a flight that was rerouted away from those 2 by iranian officials. have said diane, his family had shown support for anti government protest. chancey with us. china will soon resume granting visas to mainland residents or overseas travel. authorities have also announced an end so cove. it quarantine requirements for airline passengers arriving from abroad. both changes are to go into effect on january 3 years into the pandemic. more than 650000000 people around the world have now tested positive for cov 90. while the vast majority recovers, some are burdened by long lasting symptoms. the condition is called long cove. it symptoms differ from person to person,

long cold. it is diagnosed if symptoms possessed for more than 3 months after the infections. study suggests 7 to 10 percent of people who had cobit 19 can be affected by long term symptoms of varying severity. the world health organization is calling for more research alone. cobit as well as better treatments for those affected byte. now our report a pip, stevens went to visit 2 and a bit visit an interactive exhibition here in berlin, where she experienced what long cove it actually feels like between 5 and 10 patients with the krenover, i will go on to develop long cove it fatigue is one of the main symptoms, one paper estimates 46 percent of people with the condition will suffer exhaustion . i'm in front of one of their exhibits here, which is a weighted vest which together with these weighted arm bands and leg bands weighs about 20 kilos. now the idea with this is tara, emulate,

the feeling that people with long cov, you'd have a very sort of large pressure on the chest and shortness of breath. i heard one account of a man who couldn't read his children at bedtime story because he described his son back on his chest. i'd try the leg and arm waits on along with the suit to see what it's like. i try walking up the stairs. i already feel really quite out of breath, just walking up those stairs and i'm conscious that my heart is beating quite and are harder than usual. i feel quite sick to be honest, as well, with the, with the effort of the weights and my body is also in a bit of pain from sort of supporting the weight people with long covert or advised to keep moving to help with their rehabilitation. the center uses virtual reality to encourage that with activities like football, archery,

or boxing. the hope is that by increasing their strength, non coven patients can get back to their lives. what i really taken from this exhibition is not only how all consuming and intense, having long cov, it could be, but also how difficult it could be to function in everyday life. either around $200.00 symptoms associated with long cov id. so any treatment would be highly individual and how it was tailored. still not very much about it is known medically, but the center told me what it does do is point people in the right direction of medical care and also toward support groups that can help them cope hipaa. stevens reporting that. now before we go, here's something to look forward to the new movie about hollywood colt, babylon. starring brad pitt? hunt, margaret robbie. the film is set in the roaring, twenties, 19 twenties. that is, it's directed by damien shavaun, who made the award winning a law. that is

a sneak peak. i think what we have here in hollywood is higher. it's babylon looks at 19 twenties, tinseltown. and you know, when i 1st moved this in, what shines on all the doors read, know actors of dogs allowed fresh head as a khaki film star changed feeling if he might, from underneath her nipples at the park. i and i opened my nipples nap marco roby as the towns are you? it girl from? i close up. now. it's a crazy ride through the girls. number one, film town, before hollywood was hollywood was the wild, wild west. they were figuring out movies. they weren't respected, they were. 2 making up the rules that went along, sex drugs and rock and roll was a, was a, i think they did it better than the sixties and seventies in there some director damien. shes l also shows the dark side of the dream factory. if people chewed up and spit out by the movie business, but i made it on my terms,

not there. i having to tell the whole story of hollywood, you kind of have to be honest. she has no idea what's next. because the fans of should cells la la land might find this version of old hollywood a bit too dark, too cynical that could hurt the film at the oscars that there can be no doubt the babylon. nope. had to put on his shell. ah, and i'm going to bed and that's it. frosty at the news too, as well as more news on a d. w dot com. i'm got office it's for what a d w looks back only during crisis mode. the corona virus pandemic,