[000:00:00;00] ah ah, this is dw news alive from berlin in the united states, 4th of july celebrations marred by yet another massive shooting police in the chicago suburb of highland park say at least 6 people are dead and 36 wounded after a man fired from a rooftop during an independent stay parade, a suspect is now in custody. also want to show russian forces are a significant step closer to taking control of eastern ukraine, after claiming victory in the loo,

hans region russian forces are now aiming to capture neighboring jeanette's. ukraine's president is vowing to take back the territory and leaders talk about how to rebuild ukraine will meet some of those. we're already trying ah hello, i'm clarity. woodson thanks so much for joining us. in a chicago suburb, a nother mass shooting this time as americans celebrated independence day at a parade. a god, men firing from a rooftop and highland park in the state of illinois has killed 6 people and injured 36 others. after hours of uncertainty, police now have a 22 year old suspect in custody. it was supposed to be a day of celebration of fun with friends and family. instead,

people had to run for their lives. minutes earlier, families with young children had been gathering for the parade when gunshot suddenly bang out panic parents trying to protect their children. i remember hearing shootings and i like i'll, i thought about it is, you know, getting my daughter to safety and i ran with her. we went to the nearest mcdonalds and, you know, she lost her shoe along the way, my daughter answered. you know, she was scared, started shooting again, and we ran behind the building and i put my, my son in the dumpster, and he sit there with his dogs. and i went back to look for the rest of my family. it was just horrible. police say the shoes have fired into the crowd from a nearby rooftop. with a high powered rifle,

5 people were killed at the scene. another victim died and hospital. dozens of people were injured among them. children. the attack comes just the month after 2 must shootings and texas and new york. it is devastating that a celebration of america was ripped apart by our uniquely american plague. a day dedicated to freedom has put into stark relief. the one freedom we as a nation, refused to uphold the freedom of our fellow citizens to live without the daily fear of gun violence. the shoes managed to flee before police storms, the rooftop authorities issue to stay at home order for residence in the area. while a huge man hunt got underway. meanwhile, police announced that had identified a 22 year old man as a person of interest. he was arrested without incident and taken into custody more

than 8 hours after the shooting. shooting. that means that for some families, july 4th will no longer be associated with celebration. but with tara and grief. earlier i spoke with chicago based freelance journalist, amber gilmore, and asked her to tell us more details about the suspect to rest. and he was arrested in the summer of lake forest, is about 15 minutes from highland park. i'm just to give up respect that highland park is about 27 miles outside of the city of chicago. we know that he was arrested at 6 30 pm without incident. he is a 22 year old and he's arrested on highway. we know also that a family member of the i lead shooter. he was also arrested in chicago. and we know for now the, you know, the house of recruitment and search by

b i and by local authorities as well. and what about the victims from this attack? as of now, we know that i know that that information has been changing since the start at 10 in the morning when the shooting happened. it's been almost, i get 10 hours as of now, we know that 6 people have been killed. we know that 31, at least 31 have been injured from this shooting. we know that at least the age of the victims are to we're talking about 8 years to 85 years old. and we know 4 of those kids and 4 of those victims are actually can get we know that at least one of the people that i was actually kill me mexican of the sand. he was visiting his family from mexico here in the state. and he was 85 years old. ok, so by some accounts we know that there have been over 300 mash shootings carried out in the u. s. and the start of the year president biden has expressed shock at this shooting. but how likely to think we are to see any further gun control

measures come into law? i have an interesting point. you know, we just, lastly, we just report a couple weeks ago about evolve texas world. this is kid design and the same thing . it just keeps happening, not just in the city of chicago, but in different states in the united states. and obviously we need more tougher gun controls to prevent this happening. but it seems that politicians are not getting their act together, perhaps about our journalists in chicago. thank you so much for that update. thank you. was turned to ukraine now where advancing russian forces in the east have claimed victory unless he chanced, ukraine's military withdrew from the strategically important city, leaving the lou hans region under russian control. ukraine is now braced for further attacks against the city of, of yonce, as russian forces continued to advance westward. russia is expected to push to take

control of the net de nats region, which along with the hans makes up the wider don bass area, ukraine's president lensky says his country will recover the lost territory. and meanwhile, international leaders have been gathering for a 2 day conference in switzerland to discuss how to plan for the massive reconstruction effort needed in ukraine and keeps as it will cost some 750000000000 dollars to repair the damage that's already been done. did be correspondent and manuel chaz spoke with some people in keith, who are already confronting the difficult task of rebuilding. baby, ugly men caught her by chance on the site of the demi day's main road at 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 fist fighting took place in the area with hundreds of homes made an inhabitable of several of the wall. everything is

falling apart like here and here. oh boy, who was put on a bus that the water came. as you can see, is dripping on the windows here it's, it's the same in the room. everything is destroyed with nothing left. there are no windows year, so called catches, says local authorities assess the damage, not long after the strike, but she hasn't received any help since then. boldly. 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. lisa de la hughley equals only katya is doing what we pers her can well, but some require qualified personnel here. so morton's little boy that we can fix the windows ourselves, but we need specialists for the roof. whatever might be, you need to have special skills for the actual thumbs with it'll be pensioners, bob, old women and men who live here, like they can do it by themselves in water. little bit, send me the ability for the very val though she wasn't home at

a time of the attack. you, katie, i see really come to shock of the miss or strike norman, of all of the nipple. me. i just can't imagine how such a thing could happen when you swim on us that the russians on you are so called brothers more. you could launch a war on us. seem you so much destruction the better. ok of ukrainians will never forgive that. oh, no room the local authorities do what they can, the day too overwhelmed nor do so what a 100 more. there are 2 options. either people wait for payments from the regional or state government, or we have to local level can also help problem all the we always had a problem finding people for such work. and now even more so, given the number of people went abroad, vicky rehabs from recordable to city counselor, says temporary housing is planned for dakota msr,

but many vulnerable people in katya situation. don't want to leave their homes, no matter how damaged they are. you will know when you would have to go, you know, i will stay here because we need to fix everything. but i look as you can see, i'm trying with our roof while it's still summer time will cut me because afterwards, the rainy season will come. she said middle for me before now, the russian troops may have left a key if area with the damage to have inflicted on civilian infrastructure will take months if not years to be repaired. let's take a quick look now at some other stories making news around the world's protesters at protests have taken place in the us state of ohio, falling the release of body cam footage, showing 8 police officers shooting at an unarmed black man. 25 year old jail and walker was found with over 60 gunshot wounds after he tried to run following a minor traffic violation. u. s. investigators have concluded that palestinian

american journalist sharina barclay was likely killed by unintentional israeli fire, but the ballistics test on the bullet that killed her has proved inconclusive. the prominent al jazeera journalist was shot dead in may or covering, and his really military operation in the occupied west bank. italy has declared a state of emergency and 5 of its northern regions holding the worst drought in 70 years. the country has experienced only half its annual average rainfall so far. this year. major rivers are drying up and the lack of water is now threatening. summer harvests of fruits and vegetables and 50000 people across all straightly as east coast have been ordered to evacuate with the country's biggest city, sydney, facing its 4th flood in less than 18 months. and emergency services have warned. this could be the worst one yet. days of torrential rain have inundated the state of new south wales. some areas received almost their average annual rainfall in

just 24 hours. australia has seen an increase in the frequency and intensity of natural disasters like floods and bush fires in recent years. the country's emergency minister said this shows that climate change must be taken seriously. laura chung is a journalist with the sydney morning herald and i asked her for an update on the latest conditions. yes, of course this is friday. we sort of had these typical east coast low hanging over stray leah, which is brought about really heavy rain and a lot of flash flooding vision of which we've seen for a lot of residents. the 3rd or 4th major flooding event that they seen this year. a line and from speaking to a lot of them, a lot of them are just tired and exhausted and don't know how that would be able to rebuild after these events now. so i guess the main focus in what we sort of seen overnight is those are evacuation or is coming for a lot of people around that great region. it means that we've got more than tens of thousands of people that are still out of harms. and while we're expecting the

weather is to ease overnight and, and sort of the rest of today. what we are expecting to see is that the clean up and the recovery of these communities going on for weeks and months on end to relentless for those still cleaning up from the last one. the new south wales premier has said there is no doubt these events are becoming more common to what extent is the government connecting this disaster to climate change? we certainly are seeing the connections happen and it's important to remember that we've just come out of a really wet summer. so we've had a linear weather system hanging over a trailer, which means that we've had an average range for quite some, which is the driving factor that a lot of the wet weather events we've seen quite recently. and now we're coming into the cool months here in australia, which means that we do have a colo store season. but what we've also got behind knows a lot of climate drive is, which is sort of exacerbating the problem here. so we can things out any sort of

argument the climate change was we are going to see these types become more intense and more and with wild weather becoming more frequent and intense, as you say, how well prepared is australia for future natural disasters like this. it's a great question and then a lot of research going into this, i think sort of the main problem and, and challenge for us in the future. looking at infant structure and how we communicate with these types of communities in the flood zone. been in bush by a current area, but it is a massive work in progress and it's not just a question ministry earlier as grappling with, but certainly a question that authorities around the world looking at laura chung from the sydney morning herald. thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us on deed of the union. with me, i last weekend formula one, racing had to share the road and attention with another group of petrol heads. the annual lawnmower championship, and different types of the popular garden appliance went, had to had at the race house in southeast england. it's author of the sport was

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