with activity, but this friday they're virtually empty. many fear that if venezuela does not solve its electricity problem, the whole of the city could feel this way. working from home, this woman a human research consultant says the three day weekend is more of a sign that the country is worse off than she thought >> translation: the news came as a surprise. it made me feel restricted in my own home. i have no holiday to go on a holland i will now have to do in four days what i did in five. those who helped by the plant three decades ago seem to ratify her deepest fierce. >> translation: we're only producing enough energy to survive, not to generate economic activity. in fact, one way to measure how robust the economy is by how much energy they consume. this is a dying country. >> reporter: clouds have hovered

boats carrying mainly pakistani migrants as they left the island of lesbos on friday. >> reporter: from what was once the most popular landing spots for small boats bringing refugees, those ma made the short but attorneyous journey are being sent back to turkey. one-by-one each escorted by an offic officer, they made their way to the ferry. taken from a detention center, they arrived at the port of lesbos where there was a heavy police presence. as with the first deportations, e.u. officials said these people, the majority of them pakistanis, didn't want to apply for asylum. observers from turkey were the first people they spoke to and they didn't appear to resist deportation. the only sign of disturbance came from a small sign of activists who were protesting against the e.u. solution to the migrant crisis. they were unable to stop what they believe ask an inhumane policy. journalists are being kept at a