ah, the pre historic pile dwellings around the alps. these remains of settlements from the mess olympic and bronze age war, named a world heritage site by unesco in 2011. across the alps. there are a total of $111.00 archaeological excavations of pile dwellings in until digging on lake constance. one of these settlements has been reconstructed. it provides a glimpse into what life was like for early 100 others and fishermen, and what they would trade with at the time. ah, oh, the mar, gravel opera house in by hoyt is a showcase masterpiece of baroque theater architecture. blue the opera house has remained almost completely unchanged since it was opened in 1784. the highlight of this wooden box theatre with painted canvas. backdrops is its lavishly stuccoed, carved, and painted interior decoration. mm . commissioned by margaret vill has mina fontainebleau corn buck. it was designed by juice epi galley, b, vienna, one of the leading theater architects in his day. ah, our next stop on this drone flight, his castle rising high up above the

welcome snow coming back into the alps. the swiss alps, german alps into the french outs as well. seeing significant snowfall over the next couple of days and wet and windy weather to into italy. and the balkans turn to snow over the generic house as we go on into or choose die that way. whether that windy weather will grassy fade across, grease and on into to clear up towards the north west. yes, another band, a wet and windy weather rolling in here could see some localized flooding as a result of that. most good progress across the low countries. much of jeremy seeing more wet weather, more snow there across the alps. let's get years. we'll see some wet weather down towards the southeast, at cloud, and return it to snow as it moves across the mountains of the care. ah. after a lifetime in finland, an emigrant returns to somali land upon discovering his ancestral home could be a gold mine. but to benefit his community from the minerals beneath the land, he must navigate the age old, tribal disputes above it, or witness. golden light on al jazeera waterloo. oh, welcome back. watch

in the swiss alps, one in 4 jobs relies on winter tourism.ts say vacationers are more demanding nowadays. >> guests expect there to be snow. they expect all the slopes to be open for skiing, and that none are closed due to lack of snow. during the holiday season, the resort towns here are brimming with guests who want to go skiing and tobogganing. >> these days, about 53% of ski slopes in switzerland rely on artificial snow. and that number of growing. environmentalists say the high energy and water use isn't sustainable. climate scientist reto knutti expects global warming will make snow cannons obsolete. he believes that it won't take long until half of all swiss ski slopes will be too warm for even artificial snow to make much of a difference. >> ski tourism will have to focus on high-altitude regions, 1500 or 2000 meters up and more. lower-lying regions will become economically unviable eventually. >> the jungfrau region lies high in alps, so for now, at least, it will continue to delight winter sports enthusiasts. >> with or without snow

in the swiss alps, one in 4 jobs relies on winter tourism.ts say vacationers are more demanding nowadays. >> guests expect there to be snow. they expect all the slopes to be open for skiing, and that none are closed due to lack of snow. during the holiday season, the resort towns here are brimming with guests who want to go skiing and tobogganing. >> these days, about 53% of ski slopes in switzerland rely on artificial snow. and that number of growing. environmentalists say the high energy and water use isn't sustainable. climate scientist reto knutti expects global warming will make snow cannons obsolete. he believes that it won't take long until half of all swiss ski slopes will be too warm for even artificial snow to make much of a difference. >> ski tourism will have to focus on high-altitude regions, 1500 or 2000 meters up and more. lower-lying regions will become economically unviable eventually. >> the jungfrau region lies high in alps, so for now, at least, it will continue to delight winter sports enthusiasts. >> with or without snow

and a disaster start to the winter sports season in the alp scientists war that climate change is threatening the future of skiing and snowboarding. ah, i will crop welcome to the program. thousands of supporters of former brazilian present near brussel arrow have stormed the countries parliament, supreme court and presidential palace in the capitol. brazilian there ransacked the buildings for hours before police restored order. brazil's newly elected president lewis, and i still knew la da silva, blan bill center for the violence and criticize the slow response by security forces shareable scenarios currently out of the country. he condemned the violence on twitter, saying the forced entry into and looting of public buildings had nothing to do with people protest. he also rejected the allegations that he encouraged the demonstrators off to months, protesting both honors to feet outside the heart of brazil's government. on sunday, his supporters smashed their way in forcing paused barricades and overwhelming police defending the area making their way into the home of brazil's parliament prote

migrants trying to enter the united states and a disastrous start to the winter sports season in the alps. scientist rest war and the lack of snow puts a question mark over the future of skiing and snowboarding. ah, on pablo foley, as welcome to the program, we begin with events still unfolding in brazil. hundreds of supporters of the former president, desirable to nato, have stormed the national congress, little in the capitol, brazilian. they've been protesting since the immigration a week ago of a successor. rece ignacio let the silver one november's election run off. both scenarios, followers broke through police barricades. they've also invaded the presidential palace and the supreme court. lula has described the unrest as barbarism. things like a pool. oh, let's cross over now to brazil. washington post journalist mac margolis is in rio de janeiro and is following the story force. mike, thanks for joining us on t w. what's the latest? he can tell us about the situation in brazil. yeah. well, after a very tumultuous day, it looks like orders. so the beginning to be restored in the br

i had led to a rethink everywhere on the alps region as my they saw him naive. it aches and so it and got 2 of these protective walls were built that same year, a year later, the steel snow bridges were erected on the mountain. these were bus protective fences found throughout the elves, prevent large accumulations of snow known as cornices, from breaking off mountain riches peace. safety and austria. ski results came under increasing scrutiny in the wake of the car to disaster. more and more fully automatic blasting moths are being installed on high risk slopes. up to 12 explosive charges fit into the magazines. they triggered by the push of a button and explode a few meters above the snow pack. on the kid steinhoff, one of the blasting masts has been malfunctioning with i've got needs to find out what's gone wrong. rosalie, a saladas feel to 3 in the magazines are computer controlled in all of my other activated in response to pressure governmental involve clicked on will open this up to check if everything's okay in there. if it isn't walk with some of the ch

ah ah millions of visitors descend on the alps every winter, including a growing number of free riding fans who liked to go of peace in search of deep powder. the fun can quickly take a dangerous turn. if the snow breaks loose from the slope and starts to hazel down hill, these austrian avalanche blasters risk their lives to ensure the slopes are safe. yoga resist, there's always a risk, but we try to reduce that risk as much as possible, getting the movie some would over there to minutes. let's go with an aide. see zach managers, the slopes of the kitchen on han mountain in salzburg. i in lawyer honey and his team start work at 6 30 in the morning. it's been snowing for the last few hours on the kitchen. han and there are strong winds. there's a high risk and avalanche could occur. so the team is going to trigger a blast, he set off a series of controlled avalanches, shows the washer. see how looks where you from what the result. my guess is that on a day like this will be more to do at a high altitude because it's extremely cold today at the top, it'll be minus 18 minus 90 degrees. e

you're up to date on dw news up next, close up joins a specialist avalanche teams in the austrian alps. i'm marian evans team from me and the entire news team. thanks for watching. i just got who uses the thoughts they will, grey you ah millions of visitors descend on the else every winter, including a growing number of free riding fans who like to go off pieced in search of deep powder with the fun can quickly take a dangerous ton if the snow breaks loose from the slope and starts to hazel down hill, these austrian avalanche blasters risk their lives to ensure the slaves are safe. yogi, this is always a risk, but we try to reduce that risk as much as possible getting over there to minutes. let's go with a need. see zach managers the slopes of the kitchen, han mountain insults back again. morgan, honey and his team start work at 6 30 in the morning. it's been snowing for the last few hours on the kitchen, han strong winds. there's a high risk, an avalanche could occur. so the team is going to trigger a blast. he set off a series of controlled avalanches over his door shut. see how it l

welcome snow coming back into the outs, the swiss alps, german alps, maybe into the french outs as well seem significant snow for over the next couple of days and wet and windy weather to into italy. and the balkans turned to snow over the generic house. as we go on into what tuesday, that wet weather, that windy weather will, grassy fade across greece and on into kia up towards the north west. yes, another band of wet and windy weather rolling in here could see some localized flooding. as a result of that, most good progress prompts the low countries, much of jeremy seeing more wet weather, more snow there across the alps as good years. we'll see some wet weather down towards the southeast at cloud and return to snow as it moves across the mountains of the care. ah. in depth analysis of the days headlines from around the world, whatever deed was offered to them, they had to because he didn't get in front assessments. do you think diplomacy still spends a chance? i'm not very up to about any kind of negotiation informed opinions. everybody tweets, everybody's on tick, tock, tick, tock d

and less fresh water from these glaciers all over the world we see it in asia here in europe in the alpsalso in north america in the rocky mountains and in south america and finally we are talking about food production for the growing population of the planet the development of the situation in southern europe africa south asia is not very encouraging , the same can be said for south america where the climate will become drier, which is negative will affect food production, we expect population growth, especially in africa and the outlook is not very good. this is a very good reason to be more active in water mitigation. about 20 million people are at risk of flooding. the floods also cause significant damage of about 80 billion us dollars per year. one of the problems is fast-growing paphodka, which account for about 85% of all floods. they wear suddenly and fleeting the nature of the power of the flood is able to change the flow of rivers, destroy houses with mud streams , sweep away everything in its path. the downside of drought floods the world economic forum estimates that the effe

and less fresh water from these glaciers all over the world we see it in asia here in europe in the alpsin north america in the rocky mountains and in south america and finally we are talking about manufacturing food for the growing population of the planet, the scenario for the development of the situation in southern europe africa south asia is not very encouraging, the same can be said for south america where the climate will become drier, which will negatively affect food production, we expect population growth, especially in africa and there looms not very good prospects for water softening. about 20 million people are at risk of flooding floods also cause significant damage of about 80 billion us dollars per year one of the problems as for the rapidly developing pavlovka, they account for about 85% of all floods. they are sudden and fleeting in nature , the power of the flood is capable of changing the course of rivers , destroying houses with mud streams, sweeping away everything in its path. the downside of drought floods according to the world economic forum, the effects of drou

as databases last health and now reports, business owners in the alps are already having to think about how they can prepare for a future of warmer weather and less snow. you can see the alps from here within a few years, only the highest peaks will have a virtual snow guarantee in winter, in lower regions. like here, norbish dolphin snow is exceedingly rare. and never has that been as little as this winter, green meadows everywhere. not exactly what tours, so looking for most cabins on the cable car empty. and those who booked a week of fun on the slopes hadn't changed their plans. emer, martha, no mercy. usually i do ski and snow shall tours all winter long. now i'll have to find another way. well, i'll just hike then you get motor force. finally get we love skiing. well, hiking is okay to, but i'd really rather go skiing on drama drama. the whole cut, the regions highest peak still offer some snowy adventures. but the main attraction is out of commission because even up here, there's not enough cover for the sledding track, raced against onto that order by ours. letting track is a bi

, maybe not the austrian alps, attempts is, haven't changed very much otherwise. in north africa, the wind is proper to sing, still is very strong across north libya and egypt and the homicides bringing dust down to walls. jerry ah, around the world council entities are working to manipulate and influence controls . taking algorithms that have been developed and designed to push the content that says click me every click, we make it valued and sort of what to what ends. in the 3rd of a 5 part series alley res, in mexico. examining how propaganda and profit shaped content all hail the algorithm on a just 0. lou ah, bucket back here watching, i'll just hear a reminder of our top story is this our human rights watch is released is 2023 report. looking at the conditions of human rights and more than a 100 cramped countries, he says unchecked power around the world is leading to abuses and violations. the u . s. in japan of announced plans to expand military corporation calling china the greatest security challenge in the region. u. s. military base in okinawa will be

there are so called modern looking alpine type mountains, like the caucuses or the alps themselves. look at the there are older, smoother ranges from french which can still be very high like that. yeah. and shun will more much lower these needle like mountains which look like something from a moon scape in patagonia argentina. away my favorite region. what the very beautiful mountain, central unforgettable it for me working in the mountains, is a joy robot. the able to being able to do my job and do something useful for humanity. so i hope that is my prime motivation, the global global models, countries that need to manage their water resources for the purposes of hydraulic engineering, or simply economic activity as a whole needs data from different mountain systems with what we're doing here in the caucasus, for example, above which is really important for international databases gillem, there is a certain political dimension to the study of glazes who is that, for example, right now we're working on iglesia, part of which is in a foreign country in georgia. you're the one that we

and so is likely in west new crane running through austria and still you'll notice in the alps we've had warnings out in places like the pyrenees . southern france that looks better on friday, but that cold air is now want to get into a true winter storm, giving a huge amount of strong wind and snow and re particularly focused on italy and that carries on during saturday, whilst its mostly coldness. tony for the rest, significant snow for poland, but the stormy weather then crossed at the foot of its ladies affecting the adria attic as well. so you've now got cold weather with snow falling in some parts of this part of europe. jumping south. now north africa is affected by that developing storm, particularly an algerian to nicea everywhere else is fairly quiet. there are still of course coastal showers in west africa. ah ah. the answer was an arabic. my name is honey. i was abducted by the cia in 2004, a german citizen was a kid not tortured by garcia. he came over with hon. co led me into integrity from a powerful documentary choke. so story of how the geo politics of the post 911 w

you the, in the alps. they did not civic or the coda mountains. and as of i koski territory and russia hope scholarship yet at the same time there are mountain ranges where glaciers are doing quite well. let go of the world with the many glaciers in north scandinavia are increasing their mass and even advancing the color shoots. scandinavia is in a better place in this regard than many other regions which showed that until recently the late 1990 single minute of the same positive trend was observed in a number of other mountain ranges earlier. for example, around the greenland shield. good in new zealand, them even in the caucasus theme. you dark blue in the late 19 eighties, early 19 ninety's. there was a period when blaze he has we're doing much better than now or any part of the regularly even stopped receding yell. some were increasing in mass. so also my understanding is that as war, glaciers melted adds fresh water to the oceans. and that can slow down the gulf stream which can cause temperatures to drop in europe. on how fast can we expect

the austrian alps, attempts is, haven't changed very much otherwise. in north africa, the wind is probably the thing still, it's very strong across north libya and egypt and the harm athens bringing dust the hand towards nigeria. ah, we, i generation of good people, but very ambitious, very united, very put food and i'm very good about soon. you might be competing more right now, but it's known for long. you will soon field. the sim higgs. we feel every day from today's home coleman. you got 3 women group who would get back to the front line active with your future children on a job 0. lou . ah ah, welcome. like watching al jazeera one, are we call the main stories? now bosher is appointed, it's high ranking general to oversee the campaign in that ukraine with our a garrison mob is now chief of staff of the all forces i. one particular bitter. the operation oversee is a back of a back what and to solid dog, and which at which you cry to set off the bloodiest bottles of the water for thousands of flights resuming across the united states after a technic

and we finally got some proper snow falling in the alps once more. this is the typical when to set up. but notice, but someone gets in friday, book rest is 216. so if he has picked back to 6, chisenazo 13, they're both on the warm side. but this is all heading in that direction. and so is likely in west new crane running through austria and still you'll notice in the alps we've had warnings out in places like the pyrenees. southern france that looks better on friday, but that cold air is now want to get into a true winter storm, giving a huge amount of strong wind and snow and re particularly focused on italy and that carries on during saturday, whilst it's mostly coldness. tony for the rest, significant snow for poland, but the stormy weather then crossed at the foot of its ladies affecting the attic as well. so you've now got cold weather with snow falling in some parts of this part of europe. jumping south. now north africa is affected by that developing storm, particularly now you're in tennessee, everywhere else is fairly quiet. there are still,

record temperatures in the alps have left ski resorts facing a shortage of snow.the country hit 20 degrees celsius — the highest ever temperature recorded north of the alps in january. other places have reopened their summer biking trails. one of the strongest and most consistent meteor showers is expected to peak tonight and in the early hours of tomorrow morning. the phenomenon happens everyjanuary and this was seen over northern china last year. it could reach rates of 110 shooting stars an hour and unlike other showers, the peak period for these blue meteors is only for a few hours. it'll be visible to the naked eye as long as there's not too much light pollution. a walrus who appeared on the scarborough coast prompting the cancellation of the town's new year fireworks has left his latest stopping point of blyth. the animal, named thor, arrived in the northumberland harbour yesterday. it's hoped he will head north to arctic waters. in football, the new year finds arsenal at the top of the premier league. it's 19 years since they last won the english title, and

welcome snow coming back into the outs, the swiss alps to him and helps me into the french alps as well. seems significant snow for over the next couple days and wet and with the weather too into italy and the balkans turn to snow over the generic house. as we go on into we're tuesday. that way. whether that windy weather will grassy fade across greece and on into to clear up towards the north west. yes, another band of wet and windy weather rolling in here could see some localized flooding. as a result of that, it makes good progress. france, the low countries, much of jeremy seeing more wet weather, more snow there across the alps. as good years. we'll see some wet weather down towards the southeast, at cloud and return it to snow as it moves across the mountains of the care. ah. when the news breaks, it's designed to represent a better when it's now become a place to welcome funds from around the world when people need to be heard. and the story told, this area of size will will be an island within a 100 years. with exclusive interviews and in depth reports era, germany's largest goi

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alpine sports enthusiasts that they cater to our nervous this is what winter looks like in the swiss alps this year. remnants of artificial snow and temperatures well above freezing are not the usual scenes here in january and for visitors. skiing is out of the question. yeah, shawn is quite special. she and direct line on skis will be much nicer in january. this hotel would normally have around $500.00 guests. everything was prepared for the season. but now the place is near empty. thanks to the luck of snow. this length us hurts when it makes your heart cry. when you see this is alisha, you actually work for half a year for the winter season. i making preparations and the employees are all highly motivated and want to work and be there for, i guess frozen. and in the end of nature goes against you. it is frustrating versus food. the in research is said that in future skiing will only be possible at high altitudes. if i get intel to hit in the ha heights in the last 100 years, let's say the snow line has moved up about 400 meters. so that means you can just imagine the entire sky area be

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