the, the, this is the, the news life from berlin, severe flooding it's germany. one firefighter dies by trying to rescue residents dropped by rising water. has thousands of people have already been forced to leave their homes. also coming up, claudia shane bom becomes mexico's 1st female presidents are forwarding to preliminary results. millions of voltage in the election, overshadowed by drug bivens and the monitors of dozens of put the ticket candidates . and israel's foreign ministers undergoing pressure to accept cause us these by applying active as wants benjamin netanyahu to be a dealer to free the hostages. but for our todd line,

i'd say most of the time that is part of your welcome. severe flooding in southern germany has left at least one person dead, and several 1000 forced to evacuate their homes, or state to for emergencies, and full size heavy rains and floods. back to the region, the daniel river best it's burn center, passenger train data and when the weight of what actually got a landslide mode on full is a full cost in some of the was to the areas the amount of items that have to be thrown out if huge, heidi village is the president of the most out. house was hit hard by the floods. the basement was completely flooded. she had 10 minutes to evacuate on saturday evening. she is still in shock about what happened. it was

really bad. i was taking care of my daughters dog. they said, if we don't finish packing, we would have to leave the docks behind on it. well, it just wasn't acceptable for me because it was a catastrophe. luckily, she could save herself and her best. now the clean up has started. many people have come to have all the, even if you always say every month phone cell phone, in this case everyone was sent to help everyone really help. so i can say anything bad about that. there is still a lot of work to be done at her neighbors home as well. to be a down miller in whites, off into his house. and everything was full of water here, right up to here. and everything is now broken. so many

neighbors have come to volunteer for the clean up. most of the debris has been taken outside. we follow him into the basement. unfinished center here was also there still a bit of stuff left. so many people have come here to having to. and you can see from the, to just how powerful the water was, the door was pushed out of the screen by the sheer force of the cotton. and the rest of the basement doesn't look any better. the remaining pieces of furniture are being taken out by the fire brigade class and i took away from beats sony when things get calm, that you understand what happened to you is there are also a lot of memories. these can no longer save mine. i went to my desk and con, these personal items, i'm mostly going for good. while people are here in the doors are just starting to

realize the extent of the disaster. for other towns in southern germany, the worst is yet to come. as water levels continue to rise, the default of tests about us and does dr for choosing bavaria. but the latest on the situation in the areas was hit by the flooding. the situation remains very tense right now. you can tell the rain has stopped, but this morning only it was pouring down with rain. and just behind me might look like a lake, actually is a tough that leads from one village to the next to giving you an idea of just how much water has arrived in the region. dikes continue to break them, continue to break, and that has not to mess a flooding here. meaning that voltage was in the basement. water was on ground levels. one, somebody of 5 had to be rescued from that balcony by helicopter. another one week

old baby had to be safe, so very, very tense rescue x and i spoke to one lady and she said she went back to her apartment to save some valuables, despite the orders of the firefighters to stay away. and she found herself encircled by the floods, fearing for her life. so really, people tell me here they haven't seen anything like this. in that case. germany's johnson, the full spencer visited the affected areas today. what the people that expect from the german government. it's obviously people are happy that they are showing the faces the face showing the support. that's something that's really needed at the moment. but at the same time, people are also very critical. i spoke to one lady and she sided the ad. so some of all of us might remember this. this was 3 years ago when germany was hit by heavy, heavy floods. over a 100 people died, thousands of houses were destroyed. and she said, we have not learned enough germany is not prepared enough for this kind of

disasters. so she now expects the government to do more in the prevention efforts. but also a lot of people are looking at the damages already say, this will cost us billions. we need help to rebuild what of those. so this is also something fundamental help that they are expecting from the government in the intent of how people coping well, it's difficult, really tens of thousands have been evacuated. we have an emergency shelter just around the corner here where they can find some food and rest. thousands of emergency forces on the ground, police fire sides of red cross. and everyone's trying to help this one, the deputies huge as we had on the report. but really, people also starting to tire out because it's been days now. so soldiers have been deployed to come into the area and help try to get some way out of people out of, of people's shoulders. and but really what's in everyone's minds obviously is the death of a firefighter for the 2 year old man who's on

a rubber bold trying to save of family. and then he draw on himself. we have another 22 year old firefighter that still missing the rest of the forces that continuing to look for him. so story, the story is like these obviously touched people the most to more heavy rain is also expected in the region when the situation at all ease of, of the call today, more rain is expected exactly as thunder. storms in tomorrow might look a bit better, but what is happening now is that the water that is coming from the tiny rivers into the bigger ones is now floating towards these bigger, bigger rivers, and towards biggest cities like eating support, for example. so really the south is now getting prepared. the cities are getting prepared, so no ok from the side yet. i did upload a photo test on about though. thanks very much for that update. mexico has elected its 1st female president by a landslide,

according to official preliminary results. claudia, ashamed by a former man of mexico city look set to win a double digit. victory over how near describing was already seated defeats bases, mexico's largest general election in history body to be marked by violence involving drug cartels with at least 37 political candidates. my dad during the campaign in how big the speech chain bound find to support. as i am also grateful that i will become mexico's 1st woman president in 200 years since the founder of the republican. the de nichol reese has been following the story for us in mexico city. she told us why a woman being elected president and mexico was so significant to this is huge. it is historic. it ends uh,

centuries of male domination in the highest political office of the country. for many women here in mexico. this is obviously also something that makes them hope that things could change in their country. that makes them proud that shows them that, that is actually a possibility for them to, to have a say in how the country is developing and how it's going forward. because we are looking at the country around 10 women per day of being killed being murdered. we are looking at the country with a very high crime rate rate. this is agenda based violence that we're talking about . it's actually also called the silent epidemic here in mexico. and it is something that obviously with female lead us many hope of will somehow change. we just don't know if it actually would change. because as i said earlier, shane boom will also follow in the footsteps of her party of the outgoing government as well. and the outgoing government hasn't been able to manage this method very well. if not, we would be talking about much less the victims of violence or of killings here.

nicole reese, they're speaking to me earlier from mexico city. a quick look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. south africa as president sit around the whole so as cold and political parties to find the common ground. as the ruling african national, congress lost its long standing majority. the anti secured only 40 percent of the vote in national elections, and we need coalition partners to continue governing ukraine's president, one of the musicians kate has met with philippines. president of fed 9 ma cost junior. in manila, the ukranian president is making a rab visit to a shop. he's been outing, need us to attend a ukrainian peace conference that's set to take place in switzerland later this month. and south korea, as soon as it is suspending a ministry agreement intended to reduce tensions with south korea. also, the north sense falls of crushed into balloons over the border. don't young has

said it will stop sending them as long as south korean activist sees spreading propaganda effects. international media, there's a calling on both ease of them and how a mazda agreed to a cease fire proposal put forward by us president joe biden is rarely prime minister. benjamin netanyahu is under intense domestic pressure. some want him to reach a truce and secure the immediate release of hostages, taken by him off. during that october 7th attack, bought nathan yahoo! spotlight allies are threatening to bring down the government if he does so. since the beginning of the war, netanyahu has insisted on the total destruction of home us, he has carefully avoided defining any clear timeline for ending the conflict or any discussion of the day off the in gaza. but now his hand may, has been forced by a truce proposal forwarded by us president joe. but the deal would bring

a permanent ceasefire in garza, in exchange for the remaining hostages, held by him a crucially, the us stresses the plan is not this. this was, is really a proposal. we have every expectations that if a mazda agrees to the proposal as was transmitted to them and is really proposal, that is where i would say yes, well, how much says the abuse the proposal positively netanyahu's fall right? allies of fury is got it is a reckless deal. there was no total victory except a total the feed for him us. and i say that a prime minister netanyahu continues to lead this deal. we will dismantle the government to have some of the ultimatum has left to the prime minister facing a stock choice. and the clock is ticking. okay, last month, one of the members of israel's 3 man war cabinets when it gets delivered to an ultimatum of his own. den scapes the government until june 8th to come up with

a plan for the future in gaza. or he'll withdrawal from the government. the pressure is mounting on that and yahoo and it's coming from all sides. i asked the, the correspondent rebecca auditors in jerusalem by the prime minister benjamin netanyahu is willing to accept the seized by the. so that's a really, really difficult question to answer directions you had. the pressure is really mounting on benjamin netanyahu, especially from the united states who say that the prime minister's office tacitly agreed to these do they are framing and as a deal that has come from israel. one that they had previously agreed to bought on the weekend, we heard from prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who again reiterated that he would not accept any deal that led to a permanency saw before a mazda a completely, you know, obliterated it. and i completely taken out of the gaza strip. so that is something

that he's promised to his fall right. members of his coalition, who on the weekend also threatened to break up that coalition should prime minister benjamin netanyahu agree to such a do we had this morning that he's ju problems, and benjamin netanyahu that is due to meet with one of those follow right ministers . so there are clearly talks on going, but as he keeps reiterating, he wouldn't agree to a deal that leads to this time and it say, so i have that as being the sticking point. and the other hand you have from us who won a great deal that doesn't lead to a permanent safe spot. so that's where the kind of the gap really lies and has lied for months now. so, you know, the sticking point of that is, is that particular deal, the us of putting a mints, pressure on benjamin netanyahu and saying, as you heard the from john coby saying that he is, i must do agree to this. and it certainly looking like they may do, they have responded positively. so if i were still waiting for a final response, but if they do that, that the us expects israel to agree to israel, the defense minutes. so your goal on test said is rarely looking into an

alternative located governing monday to take over from us. i'll be talking about the palestinian authority as well. he didn't specify what he meant by these governing alternatives. uh, the palestinian authority is certainly one serious option that has been counted by the united states for one. certainly that's what they're saying. they'd like to say in a post full gaza, that a revitalized palestinian authority is they say could then govern both the west bank and the gaza strip. currently, obviously, as we know, they don't govern in gaza, but they do govern in the west bank though, there are issues they largely seen as corrupt. they don't have a huge support base. they haven't had held election so many years and, you know, they don't have a lot of authority with palestinians in general. so that's why the us a cooling for them to be revitalized. but you know, the benjamin at yahoo with it. he does not say that as the option you'll have good

luck has criticized benjamin netanyahu for not coming out with a post, a post cause of will plan. he says that you know that, that it's a responsible that they need to be making a plan. he sent me against establishing a is riley civilian control in gauze. is that something that go out has that he does not want to see. and he's all full palestinian entities governing in areas along with international bodies. but we'll just have to see what happens. he hasn't specified whether he means those governing entities to be the palestinian authority, but that is a very unpopular option for these ready governments. we leave it there for the moment. data, elizabeth editors in jerusalem, thanks very much. i to share in germany a police officer has died off to being stabbed during an attack in meantime in the south west of the country. the assault took place during a rally button n t, as tom group on friday, the doctor injured several others before being shots and injured by police.

investigators have identified the suspect as a 25 year old man who came to germany from i've gone this on, in 2014 lisa. this to him haven't been able to question him. due to his injuries. let's get more from us. your political correspondent, you know, has a, you know, what more do we know about this attack and the circumstances around it? a well, definitely that has been lots of reactions since sunday night when the news was announced that the police man has indeed died of his injuries. so it has cost an outcry here in $70.00, the german president and several local politicians, but also politicians from the german government. the federal government have expressed as chalk, including chancellor left towards the interior in minnesota. and then he says, uh who said that the policeman has courageously intervene to save lives and that he quote, died in the service of all safety. so the incident, as you said, occurred on friday and i've seen the video virus. it's really

a shockingly brutal the incident occurred on the market square in the western german city of mount high, broad daylight where there was an event find as long critical movement. and in the video, you can clearly see amanda, suddenly attacking one of the organizers of the event that mine was in just a policeman that intervened on the man with a knife attacked him too before the 2nd policeman. sauces him so that he was also into the park perpetration was also ended. so we now know that he is a 25 year old mine from i've got a son who came to germany as a teenager 10 years ago. he's said to be married and having 2 children and that he's so fond not been known to the authorities. and the motive say the authorities remains unclear for now because they just haven't been able to talk to him yet. they haven't been able to question him. but the police union have also react to it was concern and very angry. and they've said that, and i quote, the violence that we encounter on a daily basis is relentlessly brutal in humane and often deadly. your opinion

actions are set to get under way of this week. nina, with busy incidents, have an influence on voters in germany or it is not just this incident. there is a mood here in germany where in the lead up to the elections that have been many reports of people being attacked, people being styled to that that is the minimum, but also people being pulled down from ladders when they're putting up election posters, etc. but this case definitely has a broad base. this tends feeling to next level if you will. um, with a police mind dying from his injury. so is very intense, very tens moved at the moment. but there was a moment do that, but you particular correspondence, you know, has a thanks very much now in both on stocks ahead of november's you, inclement summit. i'll kicking off you out in germany. negotiators are facing sony

financial questions they into how to get more money to developing nations that the hardest hit by climate change, but to contribute little in the way of greenhouse gases. we meet a coffee farm underground, who's trying to save his problem from rising temperatures. it may not look like this, but this is a coffee farm. aaron key i'll get planted various shady trees around his coffee plants and central uganda. it's meant to protect his business in the face of climate change. because hotter temperatures and longer drive bills have been destroying his crops, it bound to get a him lying in the open in a day the coffee is exposed, success heats gave you on his cup. quality is not as good as when it is drawing on to appreciate it. i know junior, had to sit down on the eu has dedicated 4500000 yours to this adver forestry project, which was being tested on 50 plots of land. and you've gone to the program also cooperates with local scientists to breed new dr. resistant strains of robust

a coffee, a comic finance projects like these will take center stage at the un talks and button germany. here. thousands of delegates will leave the ground work for the you in climate summit and azerbaijan in november this year. that's a big focus on all sorts of issues, especially around finance, west, the money for climate change. going to come from it. how does that look more of it? high income polluter nations have already agreed to pay $100000000000.00 per year to developing countries. money to be used to adapt to a heating, planet, or money to reduce the carbon emissions causing climate change. industrialized countries wanted to achieve this target by 2020, but they only hit it in 2022. and the deadline to set a new finance goal is just around the corner. it needs to be decided by the end of the year. pressure to up the target is growing significantly. the us based world resources institute estimates the climate finance needs to rise to a whopping 5 trillion dollars per year by 2030. what we're investing now. um,

even even when it gets into the scalar trillions of dollars will saves multiple trillions of dollars in a void of damages and ending in savings on fuel costs. and even more, more efficient in economy is before politicians can agree on a new finance coal negotiators and bon you to go through the nitty gritty, technical details. it's only with this ground work that it will become clear which countries and private investors need to send money where so that more nations that are especially vulnerable to climate change can recover from extreme weather, invest a new technologies or make the agriculture more resistance for farmers like you're into yagi and uganda. did f as in bought a mentor, bought the vitreous vista photo find that reports and to joins us now from bon beatrice. the actual cop climate summit happens in buck who only november. why is there already so much attention to these preparatory talks in bon

yeah, at the cops summit at the end of the year, a row leaders will only have 2 weeks to discuss really, really complicated climate questions. so conference like this one is super important to provide the building blocks for those discussions. so here you're not going to see world leaders or high ranking ministers, but you're going to see expert negotiators from all the governments. and they're really going to go through the nitty gritty, technical details. so because there's not as much political scrutiny here, they can talk about things like timeframes transparency arrangements, you know, the actual science of it. and then the hope is that they're going to leave the technical foundation that politicians can use later on in the year to hopefully come to an agreement. you said in order for the debt against would be discussing a new finance score. all the any sticking points? yeah, there's massive pressure to really increase the final school this year. but the big

question is, how are we going to unlock that extra money to to know, to help vulnerable nations that are disproportionately affected by climate change. and so one of the things on the table is, how do we incentivize private investments? so we're not only depending on the government coffers and what some experts are saying is that ultimately that's still the state's responsibility because it's government signing these un agreements with the governments that are being held to uh, to account. so what can governments do to incentivize those private investments may be subsidies, regulations, taxation. these are all things that are on the table. another sticking point is up lots of the developing countries who are already paying alone and climate action want more help from countries that maybe don't count technically counts as developed or high income. but that already have huge emissions, which also makes them responsible. so for example, these are countries like china or saudi arabia, but realistically speaking,

how spock and negotiators progress on these issues of a bon conference? yeah, that's always a big problem because the technical details that are being discussed, you're absolutely vital for a good deal. that all countries will hopefully agree on in the end. but uh, the issue with the bund conference is that because it, you know, your needs, when a contentious issue gets to a certain point, you just need a politicians to sign off on it. and because there isn't a set formal binding deadline at the end of these 2 weeks here in bon, oftentimes the conversations and negotiations can get stuck. but the dream scenario, of course, is that all that ground work gets done to really lay a perfect technical foundation. so then the decision making up the cop and azerbaijan can be much easier and leave it there for the moment. those beatrice kristof auto and bon, thanks very much for that update. and

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