thousands of them have already orossed through the french alps.some have even dieurt themselves very severely. >> ( translated ): obviously, no one wants any harm to come to these people, but th way to save lives is to prevent migrants from coming in the first place. >> reporter: as for those who are already in italy, some, like these migrants, are determined to get out. most are originally from former french colonies and sp french, something that didn't help them in italy but they hope will land them a job in france. some are prepared, others are not. one, named mory, says he's afraid to show his whole face, in case he gets caught. why are you risking your life? >> (translated ): i've been living on the streets in naples. people are racist here. >> reporter: they agree to let us follow them on their journey from italy to frkece. a bus tas us just a few hundred yards from the border. they're stopped by red cross volunteers and told to turn back because of the physical danger. >> ( transl hurt, we have to take them back to italy, of course. he repo

we're back to where we left off originally, the alps. >> the beautiful alps. >> that's so pretty. he. atarfall right there. the reason they're gondcate a p many, many, many years ago. >> oh. >> but at least that's what she thinks they're doing. they have to go across more snow, head up to this hill. before that, picture time. >> three, two, i love you. >> oh. that's sweet. >> yeah. >> super sweet. >> he was real ninja with that, too. >> you get this picture perfect moment. >> will you marry me? >> yes. >> everybody else is pumped. >> guys, we did it! we climbed this mountain for love. congrats! ♪ >>> thanks for chilli >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. the alleged terror plot here in the u.s. a u.s. military vet accused of plotting an attack. a drive-by shooting using a modified ak-47. and at other points, an ied. authorities just a short time ago revealing his alleged motive. >>> also tonight, that deadly attack on a synagogue, and now we learn the fbi received a tip just five minutes before the shooting. and what authorities have now revealed about the young suspe

the would be by is of the metal located on the other side of the alps in germany. companies such as lift actually manufacture the company needs lithium battery cells for electric cars it currently has to source all its but she sells in asia because there are no battery cell manufacturers in germany. splendor wants to follow the example of the us company tesla and build a lithium ion production facility like tesla's gigafactory the lithium deposit in the alps looks just right for this project despite this the risk remains high. when you start with the electrochemistry what with the coatings and all the necessary processes he would initially have huge losses you have to write off lots of material even tesla had that problem in the startup phase it costs an awful lot of money and nobody likes that it's easy to say i'll just buy what i need from asia but that's the wrong strategic approach in the long term. lithium is the key element in producing the kind of high efficiency batteries needed for electric vehicle. yes. because asian firms dominate the market they also de

and the brothers are setting off on their winter journey south twelve hundred kilometers across the alps. all of whom up ahead you see the slovenian border after that comes the croatian border. good now bring croatia. to load. up on their loved one go to you guys love you for their friend has the same interests and a junkyard that's where they're headed once you know maybe. they're going to be able to anyone can join in another bite to eat that's no problem at all. you know. but it was a good the next morning they were in roshan it's a near split the brothers are looking for an old car they can restore for an upcoming vintage car show. they make this trip four times a year in search of rough automotive dine. it's like. the plan isn't for us to keep doing this for twenty years maybe another ten and then we'll be chilling might be oh now. they put into the island of rocks. their destination lies in an almost grove a very special junkyard but not every clunker is fit to be restored. a peek under the hood is a glimpse of automotive history. you know their friend has some real treasures here

north was and then another one just sliding its way out of france germany pushing down towards the alps and where these two mates we have got some really big showers coming in across italy and the focus is that price of weather just started to push its way back into greece athens at twenty celsius on wednesday getting up to around twenty one more sunshine coming through as we go on into with plenty of sunshine further north to some places of low cloud yes but plenty of sunshine as you push up towards the baltic states across northern parts of europe seven celsius of berlin is cool crisp sunshine eleven degrees in london getting up to eighty eight in madrid some fine in tribe weather coming through his nose still want to wintry flowers there over the alps unnoticed from all the parts of africa we have still got some bits and pieces of cloud just floating out to the northwest just pushing a question is here over towards libya but by and large is fine and dry. weather spot. i can't tolerate this. as protests over welfare cuts exploded nicaragua's from trying government launched a brutal cl

. >> why it is hard to top the french alps for breakfast. christian, oli, nick and gayle breaking down the best on the web including an artist using gps for -- >> a grand idea. >> how it leads straight to his treasures. >> oh, hey! >> signs, signs, everywhere there's signs. yeah. you heard it in a song. sometimes people just miss those signs despite being everywhere. this driver missed the sign that said do not enter. that's concrete, isn't it or wet concrete. >> it sure is. she's up to the axles in wet concrete, right in front of all of the construction workers who are giving her the business right now, saying, how did you possibly miss the construction sign that said wet cement? >> they got to start all over. how far does she have to drive before she realizes she was this deep in? >> for her, enough by the looks of it. everyone is wearing high visibility vests and the road doesn't look close to being complete. >> she gets back into her car and they're, like, the only thing you can do now is reverse out of it. >> you see, once she's out, sh

you know, it's the alps.re a lot of places to hide. >> the next day, police put a helicopter in the air to search the area. though they saw tracks in the snow, near where monica said they would find weinberger's camp, bad weather forced them to abandon the aerial search. but even then luck seemed to be with the police. hikers just down from the mountain reported seeing something strange. >> the same day people coming down from mountain told us there was strange male leaving a tent. >> finally, on the morning of december 15, 2009, three days after monica had first tipped them off, a team of police officers set out on a cross-country trek to a remote area near the swiss border. >> in the distance, we could see a man walking around a tent. >> did he seem startled to see you? >> yes. >> and what does he say? >> there were not wearing the uniform. they approached, asking him, what are you doing here? he answered, i want to live a quiet life. >> i want to live a quiet life. >> yeah. they asked him, who are you? he

and british cyclist tao gayganhart has won his second stage at the tour of the alps.fourth stage in a four way sprint. russian pavel siva kov is the race—leader. sir mo farah will attempt to win his first london marathon this sunday, but instead of preparing quietly for the big race, he's become embroiled in a row with the former long distance great — haile gebresallasie — saying he'd been robbed at a hotel owned by the ethiopian. gebresallasie immediately hit back — alleging "multiple reports of disgraceful conduct" which farah denies. the bbc‘s athletics commentator and former 1500 metre world record holder steve cram says the timing of this row is far from ideal. it's a bit of an unseen spot between the two of them, mo was not happy with how the situation was resolved out there, and he has responded publicly as well because they chose a public platform to let us know about it, i think it die down hopefully, two teens hopefully get together and sorted out but the meantime, mo will be heating —— heading for a great clash on sunday i think he still incredibly focused,

then what's going to nigerians be offering alpes o'dowd will meet the actors racking up the comedy scene. and pristine window while come to news africa i'm glad you did the military in sudan is facing an ultimatum from the african union to hand over power to civilian government in just to be all face expulsion from the regional group mass prices in the country forced the army to remove president obama from power last week but protesters occupy these sites in the center of the capital far too demanding the complete removal of all vestiges of the regime that ruled the country feel free to create they've resisted attempts by the army to impose order at these sites occupied by the protesters. at. allegation from the transitional military council which has ceased paul in sudan has traveled to neighboring ethiopia for talks with the african union here's what a sudanese military spokesman had to say about the transition process and the use to monde's. i would like to say that we are already in the process of choosing a prime minister and to form a civilian government. so we initiated this even

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is in place and that will continue to sink its way further south was and notice some snow over the alps there ten celsius there for london in paris a cool wet windy pretty miserable really a dry eleven celsius there for you have eight degrees there for moscow fam out to sunshine around seventy when the stis pushing up across vienna and the data into that's eastern side of germany three poland seventeen thousand nine hundred four vienna now this unsettled weather that we do have their own wednesday was by this is snow they now have some of the pyrenees as well as the outs as we go on into stay cool enough up towards a northwest more wet and windy weather coming in one's self just going to get to nine degrees for london twelve in passes something of a recovery here central parts of the med we'll still see some showers some wet weather then to northern areas of italy through sardinia little bit of that cloud also stretching its way down across the northwest of africa but it should be largely fine and dry for the most part. sponsored by cancer. when they're on line. it's taught us to be abl

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he picked up the mountain region and called them the alps. mountains after mountains.st few of the features of the moon in 1610. that's when galileo looked through his telescope to see these features of the moon. 250 years later, joe byrne thought about sending men to the moon. it was fascinating is there would -- they would be training men to go to the moon. it looked like this. low and behold, it looks very much like the command module. 100 years later, we have something different from -- something new, but certainly look very much like that. came that. sending missions to the modem with exactly the same three men looks little capture that like it. picture to rocco patrol, he said with must have all thought of that when we were young. the reason for the huge success , his name isis day jim webb, he was the first nasa administrator. is the one that kind of and workforce,ry and the nasa way of doing things. petrone aboutocco how jim webb dealt with his people, particularly the bosses of his people. jim webb collected us all, he you haveten here, become supervisors, fro

a town full of crucifixes over i'm a gal in the bavarian alps. the tradition of wood carving here goes back five hundred hears. but religious wood carving is a dime profession. a crucifix in the home common in germany until quite recently is a rarity now. nowadays people who seek spirituality tend to search somewhere else. for many that means nature. mountaintops have always figured as places of spirituality in ancient myths and even biblical stories. places where you can encounter god and through god yourself. christians are no exception and have planted their cross on the peaks. people who climb mountains often describe experiences they can't find elsewhere. perhaps because the wide vistas make them aware of their own weakness and imperfections. and. that's the nature does have a special spirituality it has its own spirit. guys that all feel it but this aura of holiness is closely related to what religions associate with the divine and the holy with him. in hiding for being. in eight hundred ten the german romantic artist cast by david flint wh

i'm british cyclist has won his second stage of the tour of the alps, taking the fourth stage in a sprinton a four way split ahead of vincenzo nibley. and the race leader. so mo farah will try to win his first london marathon this sunday but instead of quietly preparing for the race he has become embroiled in a row with haile gebreselassie saying that he had been robbed at a hotel owned by the ethiopian. haile gebreselassie hit back citing incidents of what he called disgraceful conduct which mo farah denied. mo farah's opponent is the man he is nose to nose with here. that is the way the london marathon has planned it. he traded mock blows with the world record holder eliot kipchoge for the cameras by the river thames yesterday. the big races on sunday. farah has been fixed on another rival. he crossed paths with the great haile gebreselassie as a runner and prepared in ethiopia at one of gebreselassie's hotels, and mo farah used the london marathon media conference to tell the world about it. somebody opened my bag, took my money, at his hotel, and when you stay for two months in that h

different variations and that's a smith i had to stop in order to become to flexible to take this in the alps this took zebra vance on smokers' cut isn't that it. was that there's the normal position for when you're just driving tolls and the position for transporting large items to the back seat can be folded away entirely. then there's was this the only one way to relax and spawn should. want as well as the position for sleeping and cuddling. back then there are no sixteen at one of the most spacious and comfortable interiors of any mid-size car neat features like the continue was ventilation grill and a classy ashtray expressed a typically french charm. another clever feature metal rails along the flared go to roof they provide stability and function as a rule bars oddly the torsion bar suspensions were installed one behind the other making the wheelbase six centimeters longer on the left side than on the right. is a more current tester christo says and there we find if i was spared fire as well as a redesigned one point five liter four cylinder engine with forty kilowatts engine block cyl

he picked up the mountain region and called them the alps. mountains after mountains.the first few of the features of the moon in 1610. that's when galileo looked through his telescope to see these features of the moon. 250 years later, jules vern thought about sending men to the moon. it was fascinating that he three menere would be according to the moon and that the spacecraft would look like this. lo and behold, it looks very much like the command module. 100 years later, we have something different from -- something new, but certainly looked very much like that. there came nasa to provide a team and send missions to the moon with exactly the same three men with a little capsule that looks like this. i took this picture to rocco patrol, he said we must have thought about this when we were young. the reason for the huge success of nasa today is this gentleman. his name is jim webb, he was the first nasa administrator. he was only there for six or seven years. he is the one that kind of shaped the theory and workforce, and the nasa way of doing things. i heard from ro

geoghegan hart has won the first stage of his pro tour career, on the opening day of the tour of the alps group into kufstein. he timed his sprint perfectly on the narrow streets to beat his teammate chris froome, who finished 6th. trainer willie mullins claimed a first irish grand national victory as burrows saint took the win at fairyhouse. the 6—1 shot favourite, ridden byjockey ruby walsh, led at the final fence and had enough to hold off two of mullins‘ other horses in isle—of—hope—n—dreams and acapella bourgeois. mullins‘ historic win comes just a month after winning his first cheltenham gold cup. great britain are celebrating promotion to the fed cup world group for the first time in 26 years after beating kazakhstan. as it stands they‘lljoin the eight—team second tier of the world‘s elite, although proposed changes to the competition structure could see them play the very top teams. a former british number one thinks that they will be able to compete. when players sometimes put their home country‘s tracksuit on it brings out different passion, different levels of performance. anyt

the austrian alps in march. there is an avalanche engulfing a group of skiers.o be rescued. january was europe's coldest month, with widespread heavy snow. some parts of austria measured more snow than on records going back over 90 years, leaving ski resorts and alpine villages cut off. that does not stop everyone trying to make it through seemingly insurmountable snowdrifts. the uk winter had its moments, including a snowstorm in cornwall at the end of january. a picturesque blanket of white, perhaps, but try telling that to the drivers of up to 100 vehicles stranded in freezing conditions. but at least this winter failed to deliver a repeat of the beast from the east which paralysed much of the uk one year earlier. but for some people, winter holds no fear. this is moldovan athlete dmitri voloshin running 50km for charity at the coldest place in the northern hemisphere — the so—called pole of cold in siberia. the thermometre shows a wind—chill of over —60 celsius. he finished in six hours, a new record at such low temperatures. and from one extreme to the othe

alps just pushing over towards southern parts of france well there is a bit late we do still have a fair amount of clout and some right which extends all the way across into austria but. is that the berlin and for warsaw and also for kiev nice temperatures will pick up as we go through wednesday basis out of europe looking fine and dry for the vice partly based places a cloud towards the back say i was also west and lots of heavy rain around you see some heavy rain just coming into france southern parts of france although there is still see some damn weather and it clouds a returns or rather wets across a good part of the british isles and madrid will struggle to get to twelve degrees celsius in the heat of the day meanwhile some of that cloud and rain will affect northern parts of africa we will see some wet weather coming through northern areas of raka and gradually algeria. sponsored by countdown and. i really want to get down to the nitty gritty here the reality where they are on line. and that is plan split in our global federation and it is really fight to get you for that or if yo

british cyclist has won the first stage of his hotel career on the opening day of the tour of the alpson those narrow streets to beat his team—mate chris broome who finished in sixth. i will have no spot for you in the next hour. thank you very much, holly. let's get more now on the series of bomb attacks which killed more than 290 people, including eight britons in sri lanka. the sri lankan intelligence services have come under fire after the prime minister admitted the government was made aware about possible attacks on churches ten days ago. 0ur correspondent, nick beake has been speaking to the sri lankan defence minister, hemasiri fernando, who was on a visit to one of the bomb sites. very u nfortu nate very unfortunate thing has happened. sri lanka has become a peaceful and democratic country and suddenly it happened. it is very unfortunate. very u nfortu nate. happened. it is very unfortunate. very unfortunate. in other countries, so many peaceful countries, so many peaceful countries where security concerns are very much... for example, new zealand, it happened, very unexpected

europe if moscow has a twenty three now overnight this circulation will run slowly in bold across the alps dropping some snow briefly i think that will be the case in the pyrenees as well bonjour exceeds dropped under eleven degrees and we're still in the teens for paris and for london but we're in the high twenty's efford vienna and also and if this keeps going that will again be something of a heat wave in development where we'll watch that so that's over land in europe the mediterranean will see not much happening as a result but we are drawing asked a lot of these sorry she's quite hot it's about forty degrees or more both north and south as the horror on that is being brought up through libya so it's thirty in benghazi dusty as well quite windy in twenty eight hundred tunis which beats for about. whether sponsored by katherine. i mean you want to get down to the nitty gritty of the reality whether on line when you have a male chauvinist and that is change plans with in fact love of family and it is really hard to get a piece of that or if you join us on saturday people are free now th

to come so plenty of showers here during the day on thursday they will be turning wintery over the alps and further west one or two more maybe dotted around pasta the western mediterranean as well spain and portugal actually the temperatures here finally on the rise madrid they should get up to around twenty degrees but elsewhere in europe and so much is definitely slipping away now so for london eight twelve we are maximum and belin will you be getting to around six for the other side of the mediterranean we're watching some rather strong winds pick up for us in libya you can see them here feeding their way northwards for some of us then it will be really quite dusty and then also be a lot of cloud around as well the whole thing moves its way eastwards as we head through friday again picking up a lot of sand as it does say to the west should be fine for most of us here the chance of one or two showers around the coast perhaps and a temperature topping just around eighteen or nineteen in algiers for western africa well here a lot of cloud and rain plenty of showers now along that coast.

. >>> i'm head about three hours northwest of tokyo at the foot of the japanese alps.here samurai would come to soak their wounds after battle. but nowadays, most battle wounds come from the grinding workweek and these hot springs are the country's favorite form of stress relief. >> these colors suit you. >> you think so? this is an onsen expert and he's taking me to one of the the outdoor baths. >> ahh. >> we also say it's like heaven. >> i can see why. >> the surroundings and environment, is quite essential for the onsen place. >> nature, waters, it's relaxing. but is it practical for people living in a place like tokyo? people seem very busy. >> yes. >> and taking a bath takes a lot of time. do most people take baths. >> almost all japanese have the habit of bathing from the ancient times. i do believe the japanese people can endure such a hard working or longer working than other countries because of the habit of daily bathing. normally the business guys often come to the onsen maybe once ever couple of months with their family or partners. japanese well known as w

now here's the circulation overnight which is cold enough and to give a bit more snow over the alps but we're seeing a slow rise in temperature not in london eleven in berlin but the rain is still there and still focusing on italy croatia greece and now it's more of turkey or mania and ukraine than most of this is over land there's some showers for the south of the crete and the central med the certain amount of cloud and a prevailing breeze i think will make tunisia feel a little bit disappointing at least in the north in tunis probably overcast twenty now has more in the way of sunshine rather warmer in robot and this is typical of the far north of africa as you can see all the way towards egypt. it was sponsored by. but i'm a traditional every weekly news anchor going to see recent breaking stories and then of course there's donald trump the town through the eyes of the clouds channelise that's right out of a hamas script that calls for the annihilation of israel that is not what that phrase means he joined the listening post as we turned the cameras on the media focused on how they

unsettled so plenty of showers around and some of those showers to still turning wintery over the alps even further towards the southeast a little bit of cloud there just making its way into the northwestern parts of africa that's dragging down the temperatures so eighteen will just be the maximum there is in that cloud just filter a little bit further southwards as we head into wednesday probably not a great deal of wet weather on it but it will make things a little bit gray in staying cool behind that we will towards the east staying fine for us up to twenty one degrees for the central belt of africa it's rather wet now particularly in parts of west africa. who would sponsor can tolerate. each day war on whether online watch t.v. has taught us is to be able to be concise being expressing exactly what is happening in the moment and what it means threatening or if you join us on saying israel is an apartheid state in view of the cleansing of the palestinian people based is a dialogue everyone has a voice and we want to hear from you join a global conversation amount of zero. hello agai

just stretch down to the north sea coming down through the low countries and pushing down towards the alps temperatures in london paris getting up to around thirteen or fourteen degrees but more like it or thirteen celsius there for madrid some heavy rain some windy weather coming in across the iberian peninsula not too clever his similar temperature there for vienna and again there is some cloud and rain around to push a little further east we're getting into the teens book rest at seventeen celsius along with warsaw but still hanging on to that ninety degrees for the time being we go on into a saturday in the right starts to peter out for those central i was at least will see some wet weather just tucking into a good parts of greece easing over towards that western side of. the wet weather that just around the gnc in still a little disturbed cynical see iberian peninsula tad better in terms of the weather for london and also for paris but a cool easterly wind just rolling in here we come down into north africa some rather heavy rain for a time we even cross northern most parts that will

little bit of break in the overnight hours but the rain continues be quite heavy pushing up towards the alps as well nice conditions up here towards the north london twenty one degrees here on tuesday we are going to be seeing twenty four but clouds for paris as we go towards midweek now that same area low pressure is still bring some clouds and rain across much of northwest nafta we are going to be seeing some windy conditions as well so here for algiers it is going to be a cool day at sixteen with heavy rain possibly in the forecast but it is going to be quite warm here with winds coming out of the south tripoli expecting to see a high for thirty two degrees and began at twenty seven degrees for you. sponsored by town and. people have to wait your record on this channel in fact a few years ago there was place only for one state on the land of israel i do not believe in a two state solution the official story isn't there and i'm sure we all still are yeah i don't care about the official story if you were a little visit today you would say what has the media been counting down the world isn'