ah ah ah, this is the w news live from berlin. russia pushes for full control of ukraine's eastern range of the claiming victory over lou hans garage and forces are now moving to capture neighboring donetta. ukraine says is it retreated from

a key city to save soldiers lives, or president philanthropy vows to retake last territory. and as ukraine seeks reconstruction, funds, thousands of homes remain uninhabitable due to water damage and a lack of work is to fix them. did you meet some of those trying to rebuild their lives and more severe weather warnings in australia? 30000 residents of sidney are told to evacuate as torrential rain brings yet another flooding, emergency loss of formula. one driver is alive and well after a miraculous escape from this the biggest crash of the racing season. ah, i'm out as well come to the pro russian forces are pushing to take full control of

ukraine's eastern don bass region. after claiming victory over a strategic city, ukraine's military withdrew from the battered city of las a chance on sunday commanders said they were pulling back to save troops lives. you credit officials are now anticipating more attacks on the city of slow danced. as russian forces move further, west russian occupies all of lou haskell and about half of donuts. those 2 regions are making up the don bass. ukraine has vowed it will recover. belastrary tory russian armored vehicles and appearing to roll unopposed through lacey chance. the city was the scene of intense fighting and recent days. but on sunday, ukraine's military said it was forced to withdraw. moscow claim solicit chance and the holy hands region is now under its control. with the russian ministry of defense releasing this footage of its troops, raising the russian flag in

a village on the regions border in keys, he crane's president, valadez lansky was resolute that his troops would reclaim the region. he actual commander, if our army command withdraws people from certain points of the front or the enemy has the greatest superiority in firepower. in particular, the supplies to lucy chance he'll make it means only one thing. we will return thanks to our tactics. thanks to the increase in the supply of modern weapons, ukraine is not giving anything owner need sure, navy, they, most of all we are gradually moving forward in the her have region in the her southern region and at sea. there will be a day when we will say the same about don bass, dan cooley, this summer schedule in for them. both plumbing brushes next move towards its goal of seizing the hold on bass area appears to be slow. vianza on sunday,

a local market was struck by russian rockets. according to the mayor, several civilians were killed. maybe a few of the big is shelling us love janski's recent times. give us there are many wounded and killed. would hold on that where it missed together without them. but with russia now in a better place to keep pushing forward with its assault on the don bass for slo vianza. there are likely to be even darker days ahead. so how could ukraine's withdraw from this chance effect the course of the war? earlier with that question to correspond the manuel shaws who's in the capital cave . this is not exactly, it's financed strong, hold russia now it controls all to big city in low hands. fidel, few pockets of resistance all across the province of lou house that claims that russia may said it controls the entire province are not entirely true. it doesn't mean that it's not going to be the case that certainly very much on the past to do

so. but a scene of very intense fighting from ukraine and armed forces and been also confirmed by the governor of law house court, or who said darcy, indeed, all around the lizzie chance go down troops. ukrainian troops indeed retreated from the city, but continued to fight all around the of the city. i am the ukrainians. you talk to their um, how do they feel about the course of the war? well, the situation is very dire, too. for people who are in on the eastern side of the country, of course you know those cities, lizzie, sharon said i don't, yes, lobby ounce. they are now reduced to being goes to cities. most of them have lost most of day knobby to instead fled to the western part of their country samo. so it came to the european union. so those cities are no longer what they used to be

there have also been shared extensively. so there's no longer running water, there's no longer electricity. and for the few 1000 people who are still derrick, even if they're wanting to free, they're wanting to escape the sale. they simply cannot do it because there's no humanitarian corridor in, you know, the province of the house has been under constant shelly dis, continuously since, but sorry, continuously since the beginning of april. so there's no escape for those people who are still trapped. there are corresponded to manuel shaws reporting from keith fair. thank you m and over the weekend, manuel met with residents near kids who are trying to rebuild their damaged homes, lacking skilled workers on supplies, they're struggling to get the job gone. if they are, we met, cut out by chance on the site or that immediate main road above we were filming the destruction caused when a missile hit her building. she was keen to show us inside. back in march,

when russian troops were advancing on key. if fierce fighting took place in the area with hundreds of homes made uninhabitable of thoroughly while everything is falling apart, like here and here and she or boy, here with brown were but the water came as you can see, is dripping on the windows. here it looks, it's the same in the room. everything is destroyed with nothing left. there are no windows year thorkell. katya says, local authorities assess the damage, not long after the strike, but she hasn't received any help since then. both as i paid for the repairs myself, i used all the money i had and i installed new windows to keep the crows in the sparrows from coming inside. mister de la hughley, it goes only katya is doing what repairs he can well, but some require qualified personnel, sir. so morton's little boy that we can fix the windows ourselves, that we need specialists for the roof. whatever might be,

you need to have special skills for that. that'll be pensioners, barbara, old women and men who live here, like they can't do it by themselves in wasn't little bit, send me the ability for the very bell, though she wasn't home at a time of the attack. you catchy. i see really from the shock of the miss or strike norman, of all of the nipple me, i just can't imagine how such a thing could happen. well, if you swim enough that the russians on, you are so called brother's lawyers, could launch a war on us. you so much destruction the better cries ukrainians will never forgive that o. so this group you the local authorities do and they can them the day to or other went or do with or without the dvr. there are 2 options. either people wait for payment from the regional or state government or we at the local level can also help problem all recall we always had a problem finding people for such work. and now even more so,

given the number of people went abroad. vicki, we're on a recorded on the city counselor, says temporary housing is planned for the cold announcing that many vulnerable people in catch our situation. don't want to lead a house no matter how damaged they are, even offer you. but the to the now i will stay here because we need to fix everything. i look as you can see, i'm trying with our roof while it's still summer time. because afterwards, the rainy season will come. she sent me the for now, the russian troops may have left a key if area with that a damaged have inflicted on civilian infrastructure will take months if not years to be repaired. now that you guys, president vladimir zalinski says rebuilding the country will be a colossal job. he is a closer look at the scale of the damage so far. more than 100 hospitals alone have been destroy, damage to civilian infrastructure is running above an estimated 4500000000

euros every week. thousands of kilometers of roads have been wrecked. hundreds of bridges blown up. ukrainian officials are for the total economic loss, as from the war, add more than $500000000000.00 euros to day. ukrainian officials or international leaders have begun a 2 day conference in logan or switzerland to come up with a plan to fund reconstruction off the rushes. devastating war on ukraine to hear more about what's expected from the ukraine recovery conference i earlier spoke to touch on a video gina, a member of the global collective economists for you. crime. i hope that what comes out of it will be a clear in unanimous message of commitment to help you crane rebuild after the war and not just statements of public support. but i'm hoping there will be clear financial commitments made by the attendees. and of course,

a general framework for how the rebuilding process will be handled while fighting, as we know is still going on the was far from coming to an end. is it? is it too early to speak about reconstruction? no, i don't think it's too early. i think reconstruction will be an incredibly complicated and challenging task and the earlier planning start, the more smooth it can be if everything can be ready for when the war and that would be ideal. because, you know, people who don't have housing right now. the longer we make them wait, the more they will suffer. i also think that our strong commitment to help you brain rebuild can be a signal to russia that europe is not indifferent to ukraine's faith. and in conjunction with our military aid can act as a public deterrent. so i think it's great that we're talking about it. now,

investment is also, you know, very finicky. we know that uncertainty is very bad for investments. so by talking about rebuilding now we can send a clear signal to businesses and other organizations that are thinking about investing in ukraine, that governments will be there to help so that we can reduce the amount of uncertainty that's facing the country right now. and i think that will be best for us on the prosperity now before the war that was widespread concern about corruption in ukraine. what role does we for, once ukraine institutions play for this reconstruction effort? i think it plays a very central role and we've already heard discussions about this in the lavano conference today. we know that corruption is extremely harmful to country economic well being even during peacetime. and it can be extremely damaging during the

rebuilding process. and if it's allowed to happen, you know, ukraine's going to need every euro and dollar that it gets. and you have any of that be lost to corruption, would be a terrible tragedy. as part of the economists for your brain initiative, we are working on rebuilding volume. and in fact, we do have a chapter devoted to institutional rebuilding one devoted to judicial rebuilding because we don't think that ukraine just needs to rebuild physical infrastructure. we think, you know, institutional rebuilding is very important as well both to ensure that the physical rebuilding process goes smoothly, but also to set conditions for ukraine to be economically prosperous in the, in the longer run. so absolutely, you know, commitments by ukraine to are rude out,

corruption are essential and to implement meaningful reforms to do that. oversight by donor countries is also essential to make sure that everything is going according to plan. but i hope this can be an opportunity for ukraine to, you know, route out corruption to the maximum extent possible, because that will absolutely affect the success of the rebuilding process. so jenna video enough from economists for ukraine. thank you very much for your time. thank you. time not to have a look at some of the other stories we are following for you. abbas crash in india has killed at least 16 people. some of them children are boss veered off a mountain road in northern india and fell into a deep gorge. the course of the accident is unknown. china has placed 1700000 people under locked down in the central and we province after 300 new cove

. 19 cases were reported. bidding streets deserted, an empty e 0 cove. it policy which imposes strict isolation measures in an effort to fully eradicate the virus. means people can only leave their homes to get tested. parts of a glacier have collapsed than the italian alps causing an avalanche that killed 6 people and injured more. rescuers are still searching for survivors on the snow and ice. the collapse on italy's mama, louder mountain came a day after temperatures reached a record high of the glacier summit. protesters an acre on ohio have taken to the streets after footage was released, showing police officers killing an unarmed black man, jalen walker. police shop the 25 year old after he failed to pull over during a traffic stop and fled in his car, people carrying black lives matter. banners took part of the ministration at city

hall. you're watching. did of your new still to come? he didn't win the race, but chinese drive a job. $12.00 is one of the luckiest men in formula one after surviving this incredible crash. but 1st in the danish capital, copenhagen, a man opened fire with a rifle in a busy shopping mall, killing 3 people, including teenagers, several more people remain critically injured. please say a 22 year old danish man with a history of mental illness has confessed to carrying out the shootings. they say it was not a terror attack. a frantic dash to safety. what started as a sunday shopping outing for many turned into a nightmare after a gun and opened fire in the busy field. small in the danish capital,

a leprosy sir him and by her school, suddenly we heard shots as, as i think i heard 10 shots, and then we ran through the mall. oh, and ended up in a toilet of all the way around. 11 of us huddled together literally in this tiny space, dyer dog. i think it was really hot, wind up being about and we waited and we were so scared to like to bang. it was a terrible experience on act. starkey of yours by several people were killed or injured during the attack. which sparked a panic to stampede. as people rush to get out of harm's way. at 22 year old suspect has been charged in connection with the killings. his motive is unclear, i'm still b. b, i isn't sick. there is nothing in our investigation. all the documents we have reviewed. all the things we have found or the witness statements we've gotten. that

can substantiate that this is an act of terrorism. one of you get that sale on j families of the survivors embraced their loved ones with palpable relief. now the search for answers to this tragedy will begin. this is consequentially motor. in australia, days off, torrential rain. rain have caused major flooding in the state of new south wales, more than 30000 residents around sidney have been ordered to evacuate their homes. it's just the latest in a series of floods to hit the east coast. this year. australia's emergency minister said the frequent disaster showed climate change must be taken seriously. roach turned to rivers. cars drifting my capsized boats as flights rolled their homes yet again. many here wandering is this the new normal

way ivory was however it 4 times in 3 months is a bit bit much for all of us. a lot of us are typing as a lot of people in the area that i elderly with illnesses and stuff like that. only yet basically we're stuck with stranded. the de lucius caught many off guard, leaving some trapped in their homes or cars. this woman narrowly avoided being swept away by the torrent rescue worker. so in a race against time, as the sydney area has already received 4 times, the amount of rain it usually does during the entire month of july. with the national emergency services warning of the worst flood in 18 months. authorities afforded more than 30000 people to evacuate. they warn that the

nightmare is far from over. we have another at least 24 hours to go before we hear that the rains my subside, but the grant is saturated. the rivers, a fast flowing, the dams are overflowing. so it's particularly dangerous at a particular in the hopes been a pain with our australia's feeling, the backlash of climate change with drought, bush fires, damage to the great barrier reef, and now floods becoming not only more common, but also more intense. and for many communities, this is the 4th flood that they have seen is in less than 18 months. ah, and are some of those images are truly heartbreaking? are saying, are paypals, are himes, are their lives turned upside down again and they livelihoods very much impacted in more to alone. fords, killed more than 20 people. a toll all put shore to sore as australia phases ever more extreme weather. and earlier we spoke to environment journalist laura sean,

about how people are coping with these frequent floods. so have you, as you've heard, people are really struggling. i mean, a lot of people have bail even recovered from the 1st few events. now they've been hit by these flooding events. a couple of people have spoken tuesday have just that they don't know how they're going to do it. you know, few of them have said they might just pack up and leave and move to somewhere else and completely away from the lessons. so you're really sensing that people are high, it, they're both good and they just don't know how to go on. and so how much of a role does climate change really have to play here? what's really important to remember is that we've just had a linear weather system come in over the summer, which means that we've had above apps for tranquil, which is why we've seen a lot of rain over the summer now. and we've just coming into our dorm season as well as becoming to those ortman winter months, which means that we're seeing a lot more if they don't. so the important thing to remember is that this is quite

common for this time of the year that you've got a lot of other climate drive which exacerbating. so what we know is, is climate change with these types of storms. and these types of weather systems are only going to become more intense and more frequent. so does this mean that communities that will after adopt more frequent floods like these? so the main focus at the moment is just on recovery and getting through the next 24 to 48 hours and making sure that everyone is safe. but you know, that raises an important question about what life looks like in these slides for letter. these residents, they really used to living with slides, but as you've had, people are tired and they don't know how to go on. so that will raise a question on what the infrastructure looks like, how we respond to these types of events and how we communicate with these types of communities about what is happening and how to get out foster and those types of messages. environmental generalist laura chung, talk to us from sidney there. thank you, laura. thank you. as it's all since now,

ferrari drive a color sites. as on his 1st career formula, one race with a victory at the british grand prix at silverstein. it was the most dramatic race so far this season, overshadowed by a frightening crash and the 1st lap. ah, well champion maxwell, stop and waste no time in taking front position from color science right from the start. but the race was stopped just seconds later, after joy gun use r for romeo flipped upside down and smashed into the fence. miraculously, the chinese remained unscathed. so her belt, all tribe re, is okay. after a lengthy interruption of the race, color signs reclaimed 1st position at the restart. as his ferrari got the better of fest up and threat full in the 1st corner. but sciences, joy wouldn't last long faced up and took advantage when the spaniard went off the track to reclaim 1st position. but the 4th lea change wasn't far away. once again,

signs found a way past to stop him who started to struggle with his tires. after 55 acts impact laps science crossed the finish line ahead of sergio perez and louis hamilton to celebrate his 1st grown pre victory in ferrari colors. ah, well congratulations to him from us. anton hardesty, of me, the steve did abuse or said, talk about this crash that we've seen. i mean, look, look at that. i me how, how, how do you get out of this alive? had he get out there and joke godaddy got out of this rick and said that the halo saved his life. what is that? the halo is what you see there under that car added separating his head from being crushed into the pavement by a car going 250 case an hour with 750 kilograms on his back. sparks flying off the edge of his helmet. it's a very relevant question, how he got out of it,

but it's about the halo that there is made of titanium are titanium wrapped in a kevlar. and every possible bit of hard middle that you can think of a, takes the white a to london bus one, the bus or 2 elephants so can with withstand a lot of for so it was installed on the cars in 2018. but what you saw yesterday was really, it was an incident, but it was the end of a, a safety road for formula one and a magnificent day because formula one of los people along by light it and center back in 1994 after the senate crashing his death in italy, they made a carbon fiber cocoon around the drivers, and that would save the body and the legs. but the, the halo that you see there, the sparks fly off his helmet that saved him. and he got out of that wreck at mrs. the table and goes into the fence and he's able to walk away. there's a saying in ideation that there are old pilots and they're a bold pilot for there are no old bold pilots formula. one had

a problem that i had bought drivers, but not all bought drugs. i lost a few rights along the way. this highland means that these young drivers can receive great and take the risk, but they survived to walk away. i live in nevada. so what, what condition is you today? but as of today, there's not a scratch on him. is that the photos from hospital having same what we're saying? and talked about what we talked about, you wouldn't seriously believe it when the race was stopped. after that 1st let, the other drivers got out to come around and it was a familiar time for formula one because everyone goes into this all know what's gonna happen. but the most incredible thing was that they save one life in the form of the one race in the formula to race an hour before the halo did the same thing and saved another rise. what's here on the vision that the red bull car flies off a curb and runs into the watch clear carefully car oh, into helmet. and that's but if the halo is not there. yeah. another law last potentially. yeah. to live saves in one day. that's an incredible day of formula one and and the end of a long road towards anthony han

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