and heavy snowfall trends avalanches crashing down across the alps cutting off ski resorts and leaving holiday makers struck. with. a welcome to the program turkey has intensified its military offensive against kurdish militias in northern syria despite calls from the international community for restraint and perhaps promise that it will press on with itself for asian and african against groups that it regards as terrorists. operation all of branch is anything but a peace offering the following airstrikes the turkish military with the support of regional allies is marching across the border into northern syria turkey's president has pledged an unrelenting campaign against the syrian kurdish militia which he considers a terrorist group. will handle a free and there's no stepping back we have an agreement with our russian friends kind of also discuss that with the u.s. and other coalition forces. i mean it's the attacks russia has pulled back its ground troops from the region to avoid accidental clashes experts say turkey is looking to russia for further support. this is inevitably going

and mt east that's where i'm heading i'm getting closer to the most subtle point of germany the algo alps. the elderly is the popular holiday rechy easy in winter is especially in winter in fact . over thaw is located over there it's the winter sports center of the algo region in southern germany a perfect starting point for discovering the area i want to go up the mountains and of course come down in one piece i'll be on skis and on a snow by i look forward to lots of nature adventures galore. and we have plenty more. on the show. a trip to brighton in england where in winter you've got the beaches all to yourself . hot and sunny florida two of our viewers show us the warm winter in their hometown miami. and come the people of the uk has sent us some fantastic shots of a road trip through central asia. this. town has mediæval already. now attracts over two million overnight guests every year i want to know what draws them here. knows guaranteed because it's so beautiful the skiing is fantastic it's just a lot of fun here. because of the snow and i want to show my girlfriend. the first to

alps. sally is there for us. very much on the european leaders setting out hopes and aspirations. difficulties at home in germany for chancellor angela merkel. for chancellor angela merkel. staging further strike action. is something that has been going on for quite a few weeks. for quite a few weeks. germany, whereas angela merkel will be here today. be here today. special address this afternoon here at the world economic forum. at the world economic forum. is hot on the heels, then, by french president emmanuel macron. president emmanuel macron. decision—makers, world leaders, company bosses as well. company bosses as well. he is at 530 local time this evening. local time this evening. european countries to talk today will be the prime minister of italy. will be the prime minister of italy. he is at two o'clock this afternoon closely followed by angela merkel. closely followed by angela merkel. today with the european leaders taking centre stage. taking centre stage. what else is happening later on? happening later on? there are so many other sides discussions and debates. discu

no escaping the power of nature in these swiss alps avalanches have been falling down these mountains all around the ski resort of sir matt it's the second time in a month heavy snow has cut off the town leaving thousands stranded this. is not the only swiss resort where locals and tourists alike are trapped getting in and out of suntan tourney a deficit is almost impossible. more than thirty five years lived through june but i never saw so much snow like today to last the past week the police tell us that it's forbidden to leave the house you have to stay inside and no route and you have new secure lation and where we have no past we have no possibilities to go was the train all the traffic is closed. in the italian alps the road to chevy nia has been closed for the third time in a month it's estimated that five thousand people are stuck in the ski resorts. the risk of avalanche has also affected roads around sulzberger in western austria . and snow is also a big issue at the world economic forum in davos for many it's all hands on deck to ensure the meeting runs as smoothly as possi

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lost out on just crashed down across the alps off the heavy snow for cutting off ski resorts and stranding holiday makers. also in the program russia's trek led these goes as militants head cold hundreds of chechen fighters join the so-called islamic state in the middle east now russia feels they are on their way back home did reports from drug name. turkey has intensified its offensive dubbed olive branch against kurdish militia in northern syria overall monitoring group says that these fifty four competence have been killed so far on both sides the turkish army and allied soon verify just crossed into the. offing in northern syria on saturday and often is controlled by the y.p. g. militia which has been the key u.s. ally in the fight against. mathilde he sees the white b.g. as a terrorist organization and this is the u.s. to stop backing them. operation all of branches anything but a peace offering following airstrikes the turkish military with the support of regional allies is marching across the border into northern syria turkey's president has pledged an unrelenting campaign against t

heading is the warden for the al gore high alps reserve.he's studying to learn about the most important event in their lives this is their mating season the kids will be born in may and have the alpine summer to get their climbing legs . after four hours his efforts are rewarded close to the summit he spots a female with her kid right behind her is the male hoping to meet. her or watch closely. now is moving again. i think it's incredible that these animals live in such high altitude. they have so little to eat for those who really just the dried up grasses of a dog and that's enough to get them through the winter and also to commit that's a common a second male has picked up the female scent the males use their magnificent horns more for symbolic battles to place them in the pecking order this interaction amounts to nothing more than a threatening gesture or two but for the victor it was all for nothing mating season or not she's just not interested here and when he's made such a fantastic experience to be a guest here in this realm. and t

in the nineteenth century topographies began to survey and pluck the alps. they were followed by landscape artists. a new art joiner and much alpine painting as a result the region became famous and began to attract the first mountain ias and summer holidaymakers tourism became established and today alongside salt provides the local inhabitants with a living. up until a century ago the microcosm that is how she was almost entirely cut off from the rest of the while. the sad stomach route was an economic region with its own strict rules a state within the state no one jamia unless they were involved in the sultry. it seems almost a miracle that a prehistoric civilization should have flourished in this remote region as many as three thousand years ago. here man has rested from nature what he needs salt timber and. the delicate balance between human kind and nature has often been threatened but never destroyed. and that perhaps is the true miracle. you coming. to see a globe. made in germany always has its finger on the pulse. of the markets are going to. make

italy just pushing across the balkans tends to snow over the dinar accounts back across the swiss alps a fair amount of snow a little dusting too there for western russia moscow about two or three celsius over the next couple of days will see the west of weather sweep across a good part of northwestern europe then as we go through wednesday some very wet weather coming through here more showers rattling in across the british isles getting up to around eleven or twelve celsius it should be a little drier down towards southern parts that still a fair amount of cloud across spain and portugal that's a blustery way and that will make its way across northwestern parts of africa eighteen or nineteen souses the high similar values to fall cairo with a top temperature of nineteen on tuesday. zero time to recap our headlines south korea has accepted the north's rare offer of talks proposing the two sides meet next tuesday it follows kim jong un's new year address which struck a more friendly tone towards. the israeli parliament has approved a bill making it harder to hand over parts of jerusale

today the brand is the most used cars in the alps more than twelve million vehicles cross it every year. to help solve the problem of noise and emissions transport has to be shifted to rail. that's why the brand a base tunnel is under construction. look up p.o.v is and runs the building site on the south carolinian or italian side the tunnel would be sixty four kilometers long the longest underground railway line in the world. one of the moment if you. were meant to sacrifice one of the most dangerous moments is always when we work with explosives. on the market we blast a lot. we've used six hundred fifty kilograms of explosives so far it's particularly risky when we attach the loads if one fuse were to trigger that would be a disaster. and if. you look up his team are currently working on a tricky section the perry adriatic sea it's the most distinct geological fault in the alps formed when european and african tectonic plates collided. over going to the other side of the. crossing the perry a dramatic scene is very tricky where this fault line has never been crossed in tunnel constru

it's cold as in most of the refuges in the alps hikers can spend the night here in addition to being fed and watered. the family has plenty to do before the first guests arrive at noon. they prepare the classic alpine hunt dishes especially the fresh bacon dumplings. just the thought of the motivates many a hiker to make their way up the mountain. imagine their disappointment if the dumplings weren't on the menu the longest will be preparing thousands of them over the coming months and. even as a teenager tamara spent every summer in the heart helping her parents. familiars film here family is really important to me not many have such a good family relationship as we do most of the time we're up here with each other sometimes it's tough because we say much more than we should and ways that are gentle feeding mess out that we get really direct with each other so i think that to get back. to maurice father was a successful ski mountain and he worked as a truck driver it was his idea to take over the hot. only if i don't have to cook his wife said that's why tomorrow's father is in the

formal words for south korea hundreds of refugees and why going to risk their lives crossing from the alps from a slave to france some of them baffert. and we'll look at why and new gold rush has perspectives hoping to strike it lucky in the u.s. state of california. iranian state media says fourteen people and a policeman have been killed and four hundred arrested after four days of anti-government protest it says security forces repelled what it called protesters who are trying to take over police stations on military bases the reports have not been independently verified as the latest. the fifth day of protest on the social media blackout imposed by the government has done little. to stop the demonstrators out on the street. posting these videos from cities across iran this was big john on monday night gunshots scattering the people on the streets. at shahin shazam buildings on fire the protests showing no sign of losing its momentum i don't take it we cannot predict the time when the protests will come to an end but the protests will shake the people in power who must give priority to

only catch that holds was born to ski from an athletic family he grew up in the swiss alps now he's active in ten different types of sports including skydiving parachuting and skateboarding. he's been skiing since he was just three. he discovered snowboarding at the end of the one nine hundred eighty s. and went on to win fourteen world cup titles in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight he was the first snowboarder ever to win an olympic bronze medal in giant slalom at the winter games in nagano in two thousand and two thousand and one he won both world championships back to back it was free riding skiing or snowboarding . off piste that brought him to speed writing in two thousand and six he was one of its first pioneers. here as snowboarders as a snowboarder free riding on open terrain was always a big thing for me when i went to my final olympic competition in two thousand and six i wanted to concentrate on free riding from then on the writing courses but then i saw the first images of speed riding and i knew this is my saying. in two thousand and seven and two thousand and eight cash

in the italian alps the road to chevy nia has been closed for the third time. i'm in a month it's estimated that five thousand people are stuck in this ski resort. the risk of avalanche has also affected roads around sulzberger in western austria. and snow is also a big issue at the world economic forum in davos for many it's all hands on deck to ensure the meeting runs as smoothly as possible. it is a business that was annoyed that he had been sent to davos better glad now maybe it's not that better i think i'm due to stay here till the great and the good maybe gathering in davos though to discuss global ills but criticism persists that it is a meeting of the elite who doesn't always pass on wealth to all sectors of society to talk more about that we can cross over to the w.'s helena humphrey in davos helen the ngo has a pretty strong stance on the. they certainly do have year in oxfam's inequality report reward work cannot wealth they point out that eighty two percent of all the wealth generated last year is now in the hands of just one percent of the populat

speed riding in the swiss alps going over hill and dale with a special parachute and skiing down pristine slopes at more than one hundred kilometers an hour this is speed riding a combination of paragliding and skiing for swiss extreme athlete and multiple world champion only cation holds it's the perfect sport if you go to the feeling you get speed riding is incredible because of the combination you can ski off a cliff and suddenly you're in the air flying and below you can see the next slope so you swoop in and your back to skiing this them to see them see for. all you need is a pair of skis and an eight to ten square metre wing to go off piste. two courts help steer the wing into the air and back onto the snow. only has been doing this for ten years three or four times a week. for misses that i'd want to build mostly is that it lets me reinterpret free riding on muta rights i can tackle new mountains and be the first to make the sense which wouldn't be possible otherwise the thought of the. only catch that holds was born to ski from an athletic family he grew up in the swiss alps now h

that tire represent all the rain or snow falling out of it once again we've got loads to come for the alps across into the tirol further south carpathian mountains following on behind the next system briefly bring snow into the eastern side of the british isles on sunday then it probably turns to rain we got ma weather coming in here that's true coming down through france as well but

through europe at least three people been injured a number of houses destroyed meanwhile the french alps are on maximum avalanche alert with own or forcing the closure of a number of ski resorts. while another massive winter storm has roared across the east coast of the u.s. forecasts indicate it will dump about half a meter of snow in some areas and then send a blast of face stinging cold air that's likely to break records we're all just of called the storm quote bomb cycling. all in around the country's elite revolutionary guard is trying to stop anti-government protests in a number of problems as new amateur video. indicates that security forces aligned with the guard for raiding down the streets of the city of sala about one hundred twenty two on the wrist southwest of the country on the other there to put down the

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and stranded in the alps more than ten thousand holidaymakers are holed up as heavy snow fall and avalanches cut all villages and ski resorts. flowing terry marchant good to have you with us. here in germany the clock is running for the political parties locked in exploratory talks to form a new coalition government the talks are confidential but leaked reports suggest under michael's conservative block and the social democrats have reached agreement on climate policy and migration but s.p.d. leader martin schultz refused to comment as he headed into today's negotiations all parties have agreed to a news blackout ahead of thursday's deadline if they reach agreement by then the next step will be entering full coalition talks well for more on those coalition exploratory talks let's bring in our parliamentary studios here in berlin and barbara basal in brussels first to you. how are these talks going and do you think that the delegates to these talks are going to be able to strike a deal by to morrow's deadline. well that's a big question i mean the deal that we're talking about would just be a

in the italian alps the road to chevy nia has been closed for the third time in a month it's estimated that five thousand people are stuck in the ski resorts. the risk of avalanche has also affected roads around salzburg in western austria. and snow is also a big issue at the world economic forum in davos for many it's all hands on deck to ensure the meeting runs as smoothly as possible. ok let's don't return to duty of his political cost on some new. he's at the headquarters of tell them i can see the new parting joins me now to see who is finalizing its strategy what will we depart and focus in the next phase that negotiations. conservatives need to decide if they're willing to make any real concessions to the social democrats their potential partners in this new grand coalition who of course are very divided over the question of whether to join her in government some within the s.p.d. are fundamentally opposed to the idea of another grand coalition but some are just saying you know they want real concrete improvements to be written into the coalition agreement on things like labor p

after twenty years that india's prime minister is attending the world economic forum in the swiss alps and he has brought a large delegation it includes six ministers and one hundred business representatives they are all here to show that india is open for business if you want wellness along with wealth then you must come to india if your seeking wholeness in life along with help then you must come to india if you're seeking peace along with prosperity then the answer is you must come to india. a lot of them are going to. rust credit to get sab we start there. last year india's economy grew six point seven percent failing to meet market expectations but analysts expect modi's economic reforms to drive growth. they are shocked at first it is necessary that the big powers of the world have cooperative relations among them it is necessary that the sense of competitiveness among the major nations of the world does not become a wall between them we will have to set aside differences to face these challenges and work together for a larger vision. an open global economy that is what indian pr

for consumers across the alps, the heavy snow continues to cause problems.s are without power. the biggest worry of all is over avalanches. tons and tons of snow has fallen, and the weather is warmer than normal. meaning the snow is loose, wet and heavy, more likely to slip down the mountain. winter sports fans are being warned to stay only on slopes and paths marked clearly as safe. meanwhile, the alpine authorities are working around the clock to clear the snow. their window of opportunity may be short. more snow is forecast for thursday. a brief look at some of the day's other news stories: lawyers —— the prime minister will pledge to eliminate all avoidable plastic waste within 25 years, as she unveils the government's long—term plan for the environment tomorrow. theresa may will urge supermarkets will be urged to introduce plastic—free aisles, where customers can pick up products which are not packaged in plastic. lawyers representing victims of the sex attackerjohn worboys are urging the parole board to ban him from the greater london area when he is f

last three months at least fifteen hundred migrants have embarked on this perilous track over the alps crossing from italy into france defying freezing temperatures and heavy snow rescue workers say they're totally ill equipped for the arduous journey around a dozen migrants reach france every day but some won't make it mountain guide say they will perish in the attempt to reach france rescue workers expect to discover the bodies of african migrants when the snow melts in the spring is smile and now is seventeen years old from guinea sit there. for more it wasn't easy at all for me because the trip was long and also the first time i saw the snow i was very tired i didn't feel my feet anymore but we arrived in the shelter where we made a fire and we took arrest and then we restarted to walk and it wasn't easy i didn't believe that we would arrive here. alberto rubino is deputy commander of alpine rescue coordinating efforts to bring the stranded people off the mountain and i wanted it to market. wanted are not that we get phone calls almost all of them during the night we find groups of

two people were killed in spain while a skier died in the french alps. guardian front page leads with windsor council leader's demands that police use law to clear the area of homeless people ahead of the royal wedding of prince harry and meghan markle. the financial times pages look at the rise of green car sales and how norway has become the first country in the world where more than half of all new cars sold are hybrid or electric. and, finally, the gulf news has some bad news for people with a sweet tooth — it warns chocolate could be extinct by 2050 due to climate change. cacao trees, which need heavy rainfall for growth, are under threat as rising temperatures is sucking moisture from the soils where the trees grow. many of you i can hear are very concerned about that. with me is richard griffiths, who is corporate communications director at the global pr firm, ketchum. am very worried. let's start wit the i am very worried. let's start with the latest. where do we start? there are so many angles we the latest. where do we start? there are so many

people seeking sanctuary in europe from war and poverty are risking their lives to cross the italian alps into france half of those making the journey are thought to be children or teenagers civilly lennon reports. over the last three months at least fifteen hundred migrants have embarked on this perilous trek over the alps crossing from italy into france defying freezing temperatures and heavy snow rescue workers say they're totally ill equipped for the arduous journey around a dozen migrants reach france every day but some won't make it mountain guide say they will perish in the attempt to reach france rescue workers expect to discover the bodies of african migrants when the snow melts in the spring is small and now is seventeen years old from guinea should there buddy to whom well it wasn't easy at all for me because the trip was long and also because the first time i saw the snow i was very tired i didn't feel my feet anymore but we arrived in the shelter where we made a fire and we took arrest and then we restarted to walk and it wasn't easy i didn't believe that we would arrive here

still to come on weather world, we head to the alps to discover how sometimes, the old ways are stilldicting an avalanche. this time on weather world, sarah and i are looking at how they make snow for the film and television industry. we have seen fake snow, the material they use, but now this is real snow. this may look like something which came from the clouds, but actually, it came from this metal box. darcey, explain to me how we are about to make real snow inside this box, then? the box is a cryogenic chamber. a gun fires water, then adds compressed air, so the water is smashed into tiny, tiny pieces. we also fire liquid nitrogen, so the smashed water is like a cloud inside a box, with liquid nitrogen freezing it down to —20. so it falls like snow inside the box. wonderful. let's close these doors and get started. so, darcey, this has been churning away now for about 90 minutes now. shall we crack open the doors and have a look at the snow inside? yes, indeed! wow, check this out! look at that snow. i can tell you, that is soft and fluffy and freezing cold. it feels just like rea

under deserve refugees and migrants risk their lives crossing the alps from it's new to france some of them. and i stun takes action to guarantee equal pay between women and men with the first law of its kind in the world. iranian state media says fourteen people on the policeman have been killed and four hundred arrested after four days of anti-government protests it says security forces were piled what it called armed protesters who are trying to take over police stations and military bases the reports haven't been independently verified to natasha possible. a social media. blackout didn't stop protesters from gathering on iran's streets for a fourth day and posting these videos by iranian government says people have the right to express their discontent but violence is unacceptable the iranian state media says some social media sites and messaging apps such as telegram have been blocked to keep the peace. on saturday there were also pro-government rallies our own who take it we cannot predict a time when the protests will come to an end but the protests will shake the people in powe

picture of avalanche yet but the risk does exist and we've seen many of them that wasn't just the alps involved in this not sort of major snow but the whole system's been around for a few days and this may be a more interesting the artistic result of two days of freezing fog and occasional freezing drizzle these are indeed cars seems a sort of shame to have to ever use them again doesn't it yes that's scrape it all off to my mind looks rather a beautiful picture anyway that is also c. style this was in germany. some were waving at this line just to the west of it there's still a massive cloud here as you can see but not over the alps we're going to swing back from the systems the words the snow showers are possible but temps have risen current considerably we're talking about eight degrees in zurich survive about freezing the tops of the alpine mountains it's even warmed up further research that pool of cloud is still the grey i don't present weather still more snow to come for germany even at low levels and in denmark but you can see into tomorrow night you should enjoy the sunshine i

a lion's den doesn't work with the alps does it? i'll be working on a few metaphors and we'll have them after this. stay with us. . lou: tonight, president trump will be trading in the d.c. swamp for higher ground, headed for davos in the swiss alps. for a year this president has been battling and beating rhino establishment republicans, obstructionists dems, the deep state, the left-wing national media in washington, d.c. and soon he will boldly step onto an establishment favorite site, the annual meeting of the globalist elite. the president has a tough audience there for the next two days in davos as he sells america first to the assemble global elitists of business and government who demand open borders, unfettered free trade, no matter the cost to america and multilateralism. they're trying to undermine president trump before he's even arrived. germ man chancellor angela merkel didn't have the guts to name him as she rail against anymore in the alps. she ridiculed the idea of a nation that would build a wall to secure its borde

nestled in the foothills of the alps it only has a population of roughly sixty four hundred but quite often tourists alf number of the local residents that's because group holding is home to the biathlon world cup it also serves as a training ground for professional athletes like ski cross champion tommy fisher. it said a picture is worth a thousand words it's true behind me you'd see lakes in the summer that are now covered in snow the ski runs here are sensational you can ski for hundreds of kilometers you might even run into a professional. but amateurs to have the unique opportunity to train here like professional athletes with professional coaches. this is the area's biathlon camp run by former by athlete fritz fischer. we think is when it's time to shoot safety is a paramount importance don't fool around with the rifle. or the motto here is safety first. we practice the skating technique and then off to one hour of practice everyone has the chance to try shooting at targets there's a small competition to give participants an idea of what it's like for a pro to train with the inf

hundreds of refugees and migrants respect lives crossing the alps from italy to france some of them baffert. china bans imports of plastic waste throwing the global we sling industry into chaos. non-fan hummus with all the sports news including fantasy united the break a three game winning streak to move up to second in the english premier league. iranian state media says at least four hundred fourteen protesters on one placement have been killed and four hundred arrested after five days of anti-government demonstrations it says security forces rip out what it called protest is a chance to take over police stations and miniature bases the ports haven't been independently verified pizza shop has the latest. on the fifth day of protest on the social media blackout imposed by the government has done little to stop the demonstrators out on the street. posting these videos from cities across iran this was beer john no monday night gunshots scattering the people on the streets. at shahin shop buildings on fire the protests. showing no sign of losing its momentum i don't we cannot predict a time w

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