in a way says of calm eight hundred metres up a jewel in the heart of central europe in eastern slovakia will call an edge a village in harmony with nature. i've. i've. i've . i've. i've i've. the village is only st bede's straight to the cone of mt sit all of which forms a natural protective barrier to the north. until recently there was no real road here until anyone wanting to reach full color image from the. valley had to walk several kilometers all covered the distance on horseback by donkey. in its seclusion the village was able to develop and preserve its unique architectural character. it's not known when people first settled here but the earliest written record dates back to fourteen sixty one. for centuries has stood as a masterpiece of slovak wooden architecture constructed in block form apart from the foundation the houses were erected without the use of a single brick lime washed in intense colors the facades are striking the original . they go hand in hand with magnificent colors of nature thus the village buildings act like a launch mirror to the splendid mountain floor. a

tickles your forecast map here on tuesday the snow returns across much of central europe and then behind the system look at the winds we are expecting to see here across germany poland also back here across parts of the netherlands as well we're also going to be seeing some rain coming in from the north as well for berlin it could be a rainy day for you but for vienna the snow is back with a temperature there of four degrees down here towards the southeast we're looking at more snow for parts of turkey you will finally get that break as we go towards wednesday but another storm is brewing here across parts of italy and that is moving towards greece as well well for the other part of africa we are talking talking still some windy conditions across much of the area out here towards the east though it is the rain we could be dealing with alexandra you'll be seeing some rain showers in your forecast for cairo a mostly cloudy day for you here on tuesday at eighteen degrees but by the time we get to wednesday it is going to be mostly cloudy and we're going to see those terms just d

north at our next weather system that is going to be influencing what is happening here across central europe look at the snow we can expect to see here today across central parts of germany and into poland as we go from friday into saturday that is going to shift to the south that's going to start to dissipate on saturday morning we do expect to have a little bit of a break but it's actually up here towards the north where we see the rain that is going to be our next weather system that's going to cause major problems here across much of central europe look at the expense of the snow expectancy here it could be anywhere over sixty centimeters plus that we can expect to see on top of the very heavy snow that we've already seen across that region so it is going to be a big problem. the weather sponsored by cats own and place. if you were looking at this from the outside you would really wonder what was going on but what is this grace is that a religion that they have an in-depth exploration of global capitalism and our obsession with economic drugs this is still the center of capitalism there

being there and i have to admit that although it's not the protestant form of piety i learned in central europe this is their faith is at least as profound before because of this lethal force it grew because of argument are with these and they just express it in a different way and story to you even once they've all gone to work and this place can teach you a lesson about open mindedness on the order of ones are you sure they're different good arsonists remark to say that somebody who doesn't pray quietly in a whitewashed church is not a christian would be absurd to. claim spiny is the new through in checks of the ridhima use of the german and arab speaking protestant community in jerusalem. the german kinds of vilhelm the second built the church over the ruins of the old crusader headquarters and personally came to jerusalem for its consecration. a group of academics from germany showing them around an academic exchange held every year. concert welcome to the church of the redeemer you've just been to the church of the holy supple core so you might think this church was built during the crusad

footsteps in her school project is the thing that might not make sense at first to somebody from central europe but there are sixty different christian denominations and no single one has a monopoly on the we simply live our faith in different ways your crystal ball comes under the church of the holy settled received hundreds of thousands of visitors the chance to many it the holiest christian site in jerusalem tradition teaches that jesus was buried here and rose from the dead one man done previously written when i see how touched people are at the stone of the annoying ten or at the grave moved almost to tears by just being there and i have to admit that although it's not the protestant form of piety i learned in central europe their faith is at least as profound before because of this new stuff from sydney to hobart and i'm far with these and they just express it in a different way to teach you the mindset of i'll point you towards this place can teach you a lesson about open mindedness and sort of ones are you sure in your forgiveness or doesn't it it's a remark to say that somebody who doe

as central europe battles the worst snow in three decades, forecasters say there's even more to come. saudi teenager whose efforts to escape her family gained worldwide attention has arrived in canada where she's been granted asylum. last week rahaf mohammed al-qanun barricaded herself in a hotel room at bangkok airport, to resist deportation. the 18—year—old feared she'd be killed by her relatives because she had renounced islam. earlier she arrived in toronto, from where nada tawfik reports. rahaf al-qanun arrived with a smile as she took the first steps into her new life. rahaf, how does it feel to be in canada? she was escorted out by canada's foreign minister, chrystia freeland, who was on hand to welcome her and to pass on flowers from one of ra haf‘s supporters. after chronicling her ordeal on social media, she chose this moment, now safely in toronto, to let another speak on her behalf. she wanted canadians to see that she's here, that she's well, and that she's very, very happy to be in her new home. although she did comment to me about the cold. it's been a whirlwind journey

tickled your forecast map here on tuesday the snow returns across much of central europe and then behind the system look at the winds we are expecting to see here across germany poland also back here across parts of the netherlands as well we're also going to be seeing some rain coming in from the north as well for berlin it could be a rainy day for you but for vienna the snow is back with a temperature there of forty degrees down here towards the southeast we're looking at more snow for parts of turkey you will finally get that break as we go towards wednesday but another storm is brewing here across parts of italy and that is moving towards greece as well well for the other part of africa we are talking talking still some windy conditions across much of the area out here towards the east though it is the rain we could be dealing with alexandria you'll be seeing some rain showers in your forecast for cairo a mostly cloudy day for you here on tuesday at eighteen degrees but by the time we get to wednesday it is going to be mostly cloudy and we're going to see those temperatur

more snow expected in central europe as authorities struggle to cope with some of the worst conditions in 30 years. hello and welcome to world news today. a saudi teenager whose efforts to escape her family gained worldwide attention has arrived in canada where she's been granted asylum. last week rahaf mohammed al-qanun barricaded herself in a hotel room at bangkok airport, to resist deportation. the 18—year—old said she feared she'd be killed by her relatives because she had renounced islam. in the past few hours she arrived at toronto airport and was greeted by canada's foreign minister. nada tawfik reports from toronto. rahaf al-qanun arrived with a smile as she took the first steps into her new life. how does it feel to be in canada? she was escorted out by the canadian foreign minister, chrystia freeland, who was on hand to welcome her and pass on flowers from one her supporters. after chronicling her ordeal on social media, she chose this moment, now safely in toronto, to let another speak on her behalf. she wanted canadians to see that she's here, that she's well, and that she'

heavy snow continues to cause widespread disruption in many parts of central europe with many mountain villages evacuated. when the united nations made a request to us and that we grant ms alqunun asylum, we accept. the prime minister of canada confirms his country has offered asylum to the saudi woman who'd fled to thailand in fear for her life. an emotional andy murray says his last tournament could be as early as next week, with a hip injury forcing the end of his career. hello and welcome to world news today. president trump has dismissed speculation he's about to declare a national emergency in order to build a wall on the us border with mexico. he said that would be the easy solution and he would prefer congress to resolve the problem the standoff with congress over funding for the border continues, and it means that on saturday, i would rather not do because this is something that congress could easily do. this is something that the democrats should do, and i don't wa nt to the democrats should do, and i don't want to give an easy way out of something as simple as this. the stan

heavy snow causes more widespread disruption in many parts of central europe, with many mountain villages evacuated. a 13—year—old girl from wisconsin, held captive since her parents were murdered in october, has managed to escape. a man has been charged. an emotional andy murray says his last tournament could be as early as next week, with a hip injury forcing the end of his career. hello and welcome to bbc news. president trump says he won't declare a national emergency, for now, as a way of ending a partial government closure caused by a dispute over funding for a wall on the mexican border. in just a few hours, the shutdown will become the longest in american history. around 800,000 state employees didn't get paid on friday, and farmers, already suffering from the us trade war with china, are missing subsidy payments. 0ur north america correspondent nick bryant has more. harvest time in the fields of virginia, where farmers hit already by the trade war with beijing are now feeling the bite of the political war in washington. john boder has been receiving federal subsidies to compensat

heavy snow is continuing to cause widespread disruption in many parts of central europe.ver the past few days, and ski resorts and mountain villages have had to be evacuated. three regions in austria have been declared catastrophe areas and in germany they've called in the army. russell trott reports. under orders to move quickly, german soldiers are called into what's become a battle against the elements. in bavaria they've declared a state of emergency as the snowfall brings many towns and villages to a standstill. carrying their own life—threatening risks. translation: we have many requests to help clean the roofs of buildings. 13 years ago, almost around the exact time, 15 people died. many of them children. where one might think the road is not clearly dangerous, it could get dangerous, and you have to stay safe. safety is the priority in many areas, where trying to dig through five metres of snow or more is a thankless task. the austrian military were out in force, not only on the highest slopes. the risk in some parts of the alps has been raised to the highest leve

more snow expected in central europe as authorities struggle to cope with some of the worst conditionsorld news today. a saudi teenager whose efforts to escape her family gained worldwide attention has arrived in canada where she's

heavy snow is continuing to cause widespread disruption in many parts of central europe.the past few days, and ski resorts and mountain villages have had to be evacuated. three regions in austria have been declared catastrophe areas and in germany they've called in the army. russell trott reports. under orders to move quickly, german soldiers are called into what's become a battle against the elements. in bavaria they've declared a state of emergency as the snowfall brings many towns and villages to a standstill. carrying their own life—threatening risks. translation: we have many requests to help clean the roofs of buildings. 13 years ago, almost around the exact time, 15 people died. many of them children. where one might think the road is not clearly dangerous, it could get dangerous, and you have to stay safe. safety is the priority in many areas, where trying to dig through five metres of snow or more is a thankless task. the austrian military were out in force, not only on the highest slopes. the risk in some parts of the alps has been raised to the highest level. t

take a forecast map here on tuesday the snow returns across much of central europe and then behind the system look at the winds we are expecting to see here across germany poland also back here across parts of the netherlands as well we're also going to be seeing some rain coming in from the north as well for berlin it's could be a rainy day for you but for vienna the snow is back with a temperature there of four degrees down here towards the southeast we're looking at more snow for parts of turkey you will finally get that break as we go towards wednesday but another storm is brewing here across parts of italy and that is moving towards greece as well well for the other part of africa we are talking talking still some windy conditions across much of the area out here towards the east though it is the rain we could be dealing with alexandria you'll be seeing some rain showers in your forecast for cairo a mostly cloudy day for you here on tuesday at eighteen degrees but by the time we get to wednesday it is going to be mostly cloudy and we're going to see those tempers drop slightly

take your forecast map here on tuesday the snow returns across much of central europe and then behind the system look at the winds we are expecting to see here across germany poland also back here across parts of the netherlands as well we're also going to be seeing some rain coming in from the north as well for berlin it's could be a rainy day for you but for vienna the snow is back with a temperature there of four degrees down here towards the southeast we're looking at more snow for parts of turkey you will finally get that break as we go towards wednesday but another storm is brewing here across parts of italy and that is moving towards greece as well well for the other part of africa we are talking talking still some windy conditions across much of the area out here towards the east though it is the rain we could be dealing with alexandra you'll be seeing some rain showers in your forecast for cairo a mostly cloudy day for you here on tuesday at eighteen degrees but by the time we get to wednesday it is going to be mostly cloudy and we're going to see those temperatures dr

this is e w news live from bonnie heavy snow blanket central europe cutting off that it isn't triggering avalanches helicopter crews use a break in the weather to help clear the mountain sides but the risk of avalanches remains high and more winter weather is expected also coming up at least three people are dead following a gas explosion in paris a spanish woman in two firefighters were killed in the blast and dozens more are injured some critically. and they were once almost extinct but now the gray wolf has made a comeback in germany they have become so humorous that the threatening livestock and some fall is a calling for both hunting to be legalized. some have a home free glad you could join a weather experts are warning of more storms heavy snow fall and avalanches across the alps they say that a less hot which has been able to authorities to restore some vital services could only be temporary arctic conditions have brought some parts of southern europe to a standstill at least twenty one weather related deaths have been reported so far. it's been a busy week for the austrian milit

comes ahead of a decisive vote on means withdrawal deal next week plus frigid conditions of bring central europe to a standstill heavy snowfall wreaks havoc in parts of austria and southern germany several people have died in emergency services warning that the risk of avalanche is high. with. thanks so much for your company everyone a court in istanbul has sentenced a reporter who works for d.w. news to thirteen months in jail and her face to insults and libel charges a report about a former turkish leaders ties to offshore companies they all a geisha is emerged from these so-called paradise papers that leaked information about tax havens of major international firms and public figures former prime minister banal the yield there him and his son sued to incur it back in november. claiming an attack on their personal rights the international consortium of investigative journalists has condemned kerns conviction as quote yet another disgraceful attack on free speech in turkey. all right let's bring in now our can our candy you had of did of use turkish service erica what are palin uncurse options

well a fresh wave of winter weather is hitting central europe hard in the heavy snow is having a disastrous effect on austria's tourism many skiers are staying away due to the threat of avalanches but hotel owners have told the w. news that those who are adventurous enough to try the snow well they have been disappoint the last ten kilometers to over time and ski resorts are the most dangerous this morning like many mornings this past week the route is closed the danger of falling trees and avalanches is too high authorities have managed to open the gate for a few hours on most days but those hoping to get up the mountain must wait here and hope for the best. it's i knew that the road was blocked but we thought we'd come and try our luck anyway. and his father came prepared to wait. for those who work at the ski resort however the situation is frustrating and we've been stuck up here down here and undertow and the guys working at the restaurant at the moment they're stuck up in overtime because they are not can't get up and can't get down so for some people it's been a mess a lot of people

fresh blast of winter weather has hit central europe making many regions treacherous in the austrian ski region of urging people to avoid what he did because of the risk of trees collapsing under the weight of snow they have been avalanches but no deaths reported and with a more than twenty people have died in by the related incidents over the last ten days. top stories this hour. of in your house about islams medicine group has claimed responsibility for an attack on a hotel and office complex in the kenyan capital nairobi and security forces are the same people are playing moved from the area. which is judgment day for british prime minister. leaving the european union. has. indications for the. state. of the.

winter has central and eastern europe in its grip.is on the way. in turkey, roads have been blocked and ferry services cancelled. in greece, temperatures have dropped to —23 degrees. the snow has even reached south—eastern italy, where some schools have been closed. but it is the alps which have seen some of the greatest disruption and loss of life. there have been some spectacular rescues. this helicopter pilot, near chamonix in france, couldn't land as he tried to save an injured climber, so he stuck the nose of his aircraft into a snow drift in order to let the rescue team land. translation: it'sjust to gain time, when we have rapidly changing conditions on the mountain. clouds can come down at any minute, so we choose to do this to deploy as quickly as we can. it's something we train for, not in such spectacular conditions, but we do practise. in austria, some ski resorts and mountain villages have had to be evacuated, and it is a constant struggle to keep paths and roads clear. austrians are used to the snow, but the sheer amount

and a fresh blast of winter weather has hit central europe making many alpine regions treacherous and the austrian steep region of bird. these are urging people to avoid wooded areas over the risk of trees collapsing under snow the extreme weather has been blamed for over twenty deaths in the last ten days. the people of poland are paying their respects to the murdered mayor of. a move which it was stabbed in front of thousands of spectators at a fund raising abed's on sunday night the mayor was a leading figure in the country's opposition movement. polls came to mourn the man who led their city for two decades pavel adam ovitz a husband and father was one of the country's progressive voices. council president donald tooth flew to get danske his hometown to honor his friend. i want to promise you today dear papa on behalf of all of us president holds an europeans. for you and for all of us we will defend our good times our poland and our europe against hatred and contempt we promise you this so far well. many people knew him personally. for me it's terrible especially since we went to

heavy snow is paralyzed parts of central europe for yet another day in austria fresh avalanche warnings have been issued and in germany the weather service also warned of more heavy snowfall to come on sunday in all of these twenty one weather related deaths have been reported across europe in the last ten days. the new york times says the f.b.i. opened an investigation in twenty seventeen into whether donald trump had been working for russia during his presidential campaign the paper said the probe began after he fired the agency's director james coney trim trump tweeted that the f.b.i. acted for no reason and with no proof. in the u.s. the partial government shutdown is now the longest in the country's history it's interesting day twenty two with no end in sight to the dispute over funding for president donald trump's order ball as a result some eight hundred thousand government workers are getting paid and are now scrambling for a temporary paycheck our washington correspondent reports. even when rent is due you got bills and there's no sign of a paycheck coming anytime soon so maybe

former prime minister and his alleged links to offshore tax havens plus frigid conditions bring central europe to a standstill heavy snow fall reads havoc in parts of austria and southern germany several people have died in the margins the service is more and that the risk of avalanches is hall. good to have you with us tonight british lawmakers have a fresh blow to prime minister to resign may's government over. today they voted to force her government to produce an alternative plan for leaving the european union it came as parliament began five days of debate in advance of next week's vote on teresa mayes deal lawmakers are expected to reject mayes. prime minister to resign may left office in downing street for parliament knowing most lawmakers oppose her deal with brussels but they also don't want britain to leave without an agreement together. while the prime minister face the facts there is little support for a deal or no deal in this house the prime minister is frozen in feel you're asking m.p.'s to write a blank check for hardline fault breaks but if the prime minister attempts a no dea

news live from biting heavy snow blanket central europe cutting off of villages in triggering out the launches helicopter crews used a break in the weather to help clear the mountainsides that the risk of avalanches remains high a more winter weather is expected that coming up. a once almost extinct but now the grable has made a comeback in germany have become so new virus that that threatening the livestock and some tongues according to won't hunting to be needed i. am definitely so angry you just want to smash stuff we take you to the cover of in beijing where people pay an entrance fee to let off steam. little. somehow in a home free glad you could join me weather experts are warning of more storms heavy snow and avalanches across the alps off to a brief rest bitin downfall across southern germany and austria emergency services taking advantage of the window was that a weather to clear the snow and reopen tolls for links but for cost is fear that they let up could only be temporary to condition support some parts of southern europe to a standstill police say some twenty four people

central europe and germany certainly germany will be looking to hinder that any further escalation in that area and of course any fallout from further hostilities in syria they let new lead to a new wave of migrants all of those could be issues on which germany will need to and want to make its voice heard within the context of this new role in the security council but in the crowd. could call it a sport the january transfer window is open just like your club has already cashed in for us you don't want a sold american the winner christian not policing english chelsea the twenty year old will go to london for a fee of sixty four million euros making him the so most expensive ones as they get transfer in history to secure a came through the ranks dormant having joined the biggest team in twenty fifteen to remain at the club for the rest of the season through joining chelsea in june. that's it you're up to. the top of the album sassoon's have no business update in just a moment of the day. every journey begins with the first step and every language with the first word published in the. e

news live from berlin heavy snow blanket central europe cutting off villages and triggering an avalanche and helicopter crews use a break in the weather to help clear the mountain sides but the risk of avalanches remains high and more winter weather is expected also coming up the pressure on british prime minister theresa may is mounting two days before a crunch gregg's a photo in parliament has made calls on lawmakers to support her bridge the deal or risk a task fifty protesters take to the streets of london demanding her resignation. and they were once almost extinct but now the grey wolf has made a comeback in germany they have become so numerous that they're threatening the livestock and some farmers are calling for a wool hunting to be legalized. i'm mary in evanston it's good to have you with us. weather experts are warning of more storms heavy snow and avalanches across the alps last night an avalanche of west austria buried at least three german skiers their bodies were recovered by rescue workers overall some twenty four people are believed to have died in weather related incid

exceptionally heavy snowy in central europe is expected to continue causing severe disruption.n austria, an avalanche killed three german tourists, and a fourth person is missing. and this story is trending on bbc.com. the singer robbie williams has reportedly been accused of blasting his next door neighbour — led zeppelin‘sjimmy page — with heavy metal music, including black sabbath and deep purple. the two fell out over williams‘ plans to build a basement swimming pool at his home. and the top story in the uk: 48 hours before the parliamentary vote that could define brexit — the prime minister has told mps not to play games. now on bbc news live to singapore for asia business report. billion may‘s exit plead. the uk prime minister makes a last—minute call for mps to support her plan to leave the european union are prior toa leave the european union are prior to a crucial vote on tuesday. driving change. the latest from the north american auto show as carmakers adapt to shift in consumer tastes. hello and welcome to this monday edition of asian business reports. this week sees

news live from binding heavy snow blanket central europe cutting all the villages and triggering out the launches helicopter crews using a break in the weather to help clear the mountain sides but the risk of avalanches remains high and more winter weather is expected and also coming up. it once almost extinguished but now that great war has made a comeback in germany to become so you've received it and threatening a life style consumption as according to go hunting to be legalized. and sacco tells so angry just wanted to smash cell phone we take you to the uncovering in beijing of people paying attention to the beach and let off steam. from heaven all free glad you could join me weather experts are warning of more storms heavy snow and avalanches across the alps off to a brief rest fight in the down fall across southern germany and austria emergency services are taking advantage of that window of better weather to clear the snow and reopen trials for legs before cost is faded up let up could just be temporary and opposite conditions have brought some parts of southern europe to a st

international weather forecast well we're still dealing with extreme snow event here across parts of central europe and i want to show you what's been happening here in slovakia where they have been dealing with some very heavy snow as well they've got out here on this open your museum to take the snow off of these roofs because of the here weight of these weight of the snow here across the area we are going to see more snow for parts of lucky of the next few days as well as into parts of germany and into austria that snow is going to continue for today but we do expect that as we go towards the weekend we do expect to see even more snow happening down here towards the south we're dealing with a nother storm system this one is not only bring snow but we do expect to see some very heavy winds across much of the area as well as a lot of rain so potential flooding is going to be a problem across parts of the aegean not just today but as we go towards tomorrow as well a lot of the rain also enters into parts of turkey where we're going to be seeing some very heavy rain as well where temperatures are go

heavy snow continues to cause widespread disruption in many parts of central europe with many mountain made a request to us and that we grant ms alqunun asylum, we accept. the prime minister of canada confirms his country has offered asylum to the saudi woman who'd fled to thailand in fear for her life. an emotional andy murray says his last tournament could be

should be maybe a little bit mild even if this time the air because the difference in weather central europe and western europe how they get to friday and all the snow has gone the winds of change direction and it's quite and down a little bit further south as well so the end of the week looks a little quiet at least some that been suffering recently but of course that low spinning up in the adriatic we got a very strong wind running right across the western med off the coast of algeria into new zealand at the temperatures think of the big winds and the big waves that they bring and that exists i'm afraid through thursday and indeed friday bringing showers and probably thunderstorms to boot. short films. and inspiration. snow stories of three young women challenging the world around them. al-jazeera selects. a reminder the top stories and opposition candidate to felix to kennedy has been declared the provisional winner of the long delayed presidential election in the democratic republic of congo the runner up. dismissed the results as. u.s. secretary of state might pompei it was in egypt whe

international weather forecast well of almost three weeks of snow been happening here across parts of central europe and of course the avalanche threat has been very high across that area take a look at the video that has come in from austria as this wall of snow came down through the hotel lobby into the dining room of course where they lost all the windows the doors as well as the furnishings here as the soldiers are now clearing it out but the avalanche threat is going to continue to be quite high across much of the area now today we're not looking too bad across this region in terms of snow we're going to get a little bit of a break here in the forecast and you can see we're looking at clearer skies as this ridge of high pressure is pretty much dominating what we're going to be seeing knows we're going to be watching the storm down here towards the southeast heavy rain as well as winds and snow is going to be a problem today as well as into tomorrow as that system makes its way towards the east and here on thursday we do expect to see some more snow across parts of switzerland but austria you're

as central europe battles the worst snow in three decades, forecasters say there's even more to come.

nowhere near as cold as in central europe. day afternoon. 0ur wind is coming from the atlantic. 0ne afternoon. 0ur wind is coming from the atlantic. one of the milder spots in europe, temperatures climbing into double figures this afternoon. eddie rain across the southern counties lunchtime will have cleared. stays damper northern and western parts of scotland. the odd shower elsewhere. part of northern ireland, scotland and eastern england shelter from the wind. temperatures into double figures forjust wind. temperatures into double figures for just about all. we stay with the mild run of wind tonight. bringing some further spots of rain south. the wettest weather in the north and west of scotland. later into northern ireland. look at these temperatures don't drop away. eight to ten and ii temperatures don't drop away. eight to ten and 11 degrees as we start tomorrow. it will be a windy start. high pressure to be south west allowing those winds to strengthen. allowing further whether france—macro. —— fronts. the threat of show

a fresh wave of winter weather is hitting central europe hard, and the heavy snow is having a disasteron austria stories of. many skiers are staying away due to the threat of avalanches, but hotel owners have told dw those adventurous enough to try, they haven't been disappointed. >> the last 10 kilometers to the ski resort are the most dangerous. this morning, like many mornings this past week, the route is closed the danger of falling trees and avalanches is too high. authorities have managed to open the gate on most days but those hoping to get up the mountain, must wait and hope for the best. we knew the road was life but we thought we would try her luck anyway. -- our luck anyway. he and his father came prepared. for those who work of e ski resort the situation is frustrating. >> we ve been stuck up here. the guys who are working at the restaurant in the moment, they are stuck up here, because they cannot get up or down. for some pele and haseen a mess, sleeping in their cars and stuff like that. reporter: at 11 a.m.,he news travels that the road will remain closed today. now he a

huge challenge to organize elections so or imagine what it is for a country which is larger than central europe we've no infrastructure we've nothing and so the border issue is is part of world peace you know there's no the government is too weak the center of power is too weak so everybody feels is empowered to do to stop wars and do whatever you have you know these appeal to chaos is very strong our lives the ethnic violence they were uses as reasons for a complete vote postponement in three key opposition areas about benny and human be the people there except those reasons to not have their vote i think i believe it's not going to be held until march and what impact is that likely to have today it's done and unfortunately these people have been isolated and i hope in the next three miles there will be able to forceful dail on a members of parliaments and this is beyond us but what i'm saying is that the country's huge as this and that is has been saying and that's why i've been insisting on the fact that we had three elections one of them being professional somebody with generates the provin