jews like microbes to be annihilated even 77 years after the holocaust hatred towards jews is still pervasive. the history of antisemitism this week on d. w or mm. ah ah . business dw news live from berlin i. i'm eddie micah junior, coming up southern europe is experience in the record break in heat wave. huge wildfires blazed from paul to go to greece. hundreds have died from the effects of the extreme heat and forecast as one or more to come. also, i had another victim of the brutal war in ukraine,

leaving town barry's the 4 year old girl killed by russia. miss south as moscow orders. it's forces to step up the tax entre lanka mocks, 100 days of dramatic protest. people ha, united ethnic groups to force out the form are good and we look ahead for the key bolt which will the side, the nation's political future. ah, hello and welcome. europe is going through another somehow of record to break in temperatures. the north is bracing for a week of extreme heat, while the south has already experience in temperatures climbing to new highs. hundreds have died from the effects of the extreme heat. strong winds are fuel in destructive wildfires, across the number of nations. several fire fighters have been killed.

it's burning in france, spain, in portugal, italy, and in greece. for a week, wild fires have raged across southern europe. several fire fighters have died in the line of duty, and thousands of residents have had to flee their homes. it is an especially difficult stomach me of dealing with very considerable drought you to insufficient rainfall over the winter spring and especially dry months of may and b know has particularly high temperatures but there's another related threat sweeping the region. a heat wave that has already claimed hundreds of lives . temperatures have reached the mid forties for

a week in some parts of southern europe. and weather experts say it's moving north to a place that's never before experienced heat like this. the united kingdom forecasters are predicting temperatures of 40 degrees in england where few homes can cope with these conditions. experts are warning that thousands could die. this is serious at that could actually alternately ending in papers death because it is so ferocious and which is not set up a vessel age in this country. but authorities say there are steps people can take to protect themselves, drink plenty of water, stay out of the sun, and check on those at risk. score duncan is a london based mentor ologist. he told me why the heat wave is likely to spread from south in europe towards the not indeed,

as you've just seen from your switches there, that we've had intense heat done in the south western parts of europe. so mainly spain and portugal also north west africa with that is basically going to start lifting its way north, over this weekend and into early next week. and it's a few factors behind it. as mentioned, also not report its been exceptionally dry to the ground is very, very dry, very easy to burn. but that's also good for transporting the heat. and then also maintaining its intensity all the way to places like northern france, even in places like northern england and all the way up to scotland. for example, we've got basically a perfect weather pattern for delivering this heat. also the surface conditions are just primed to break those records. as we said, even higher temperature, as i expected in the coming days, are the forest fires that are happening likely to continue through summer? yeah, we do get wild fires quite regularly across the mediterranean, especially throughout summer, but we've seen in the trend and increasing intensity and more kind of wide spread

nature of these fires, especially in the last few decades. so yeah, places that experience the high temperatures are more likely to dry, vegetation is easier and faster to burn. it's not the heat that obviously triggers the fire themselves. but basically when we do get mission, whether it's manmade or by natural causes then is something that will then burn faster and harder. and that's what we're seeing across it, not just the mediterranean, but no spinning places further north. i mean, you'd be surprised if we saw more wildfires and even on the british house, for example, talking about spread into places are the record temperatures just hits in europe or is it a world wide issue? so this is very intense. he absolute for western europe is probably the most intense currently, but we've been seeing several events throughout not just this year, but last the years and for tape there would be wrecking record freaking records not by just small margins by enormous margins. and it's not a confined to just europe like last year, for example, in canada and the record breaking eat down there. we've also had intense heat in

japan and the last couple of months, which was chattering at long standing and very significant records. but it's not just europe, we're seeing a lot, he records tumble across where we are seeing cooler weather, for example. the southern hemisphere is a land media air condition at the moment. austria has be seen, record rainfall is being quite cold. they're also new zealand, for example, but the, the main emphasis that there are far greater number of heat records falling compared to any of these little clays, cold records. and this is all part of anthropogenic climate change. so why are people finding it so difficult to cope to places like the u. k. at, for example, northern france so far away from the mediterranean. we just don't have the same infrastructure as those places that typically get well in the forty's, for example. so fortunately degree heat is not the same here, like in london, and it would be in the south of spain, like the buildings that we live in. just don't cool down this thing are not built

with the heat in mind. places down in the mediterranean are far more equipped and they build literally everything from noticed the houses, but the roads, the rail, everything infrastructures built to withstand that he only about 0.5 percent of houses that in this country have air conditioning, which is tiny amounts of basically every doesn't have access to the rest by that we need thanks for that explanation. scott duncan, with her ologist in london to some more stories making headlines around the wild flats. try get by there and show rain, have killed at least 12 people in the south. the whole province also done at least $100.00 houses and comes, what is please people are damaged or destroyed. the united nations refugee agency is coordinating 8 efforts french president, manuel mac wrong has been leading commemorations for the 18th anniversary of the round up of jewish residents during the nazi occupation. in 1942 french police

carried out german orders to arrest some. 13000 people. many were later reported to announce the debt comes a cargo plane carrying weapons has crashed in north in greece. all the people on board were killed. official, see, the aircraft was flying from soviet to bangladesh. the plane was transported more to munition. the pilots reported engine trouble. moscow has stepped up. it's miss al attacks across the green recent days. russian missiles of struck in industrial facilities in the south and ship building. city of nikolai, most of the fighting is in the eastern region of them yet, which shelling along the entire front line, defenders viet ration forces. preparing the next offensive. raining depth from the sky. this video from russia's defense ministry shows an air strike on a ukrainian position in don't ask province. russia claims it's drunk,

a multiple rocket launcher system. one of the modern us made weapons ukraine hopes will turn the tide and the war is video can't be verified, but russia insist it's finding and destroying those very weapons and run. and you want to give the russian armed forces continue launching attacks that military facilities. a depot for anti ship missile supplied to ukraine by nato countries was destroyed with high precision long range missiles. a u. s. made launcher and a resupply vehicle were destroyed by ground based weapons in the dentist people's republic. metals are, you know, was, you know, when the russians recently announced a pause in their military operations in the dumbass region to regroup. but that's not what it seems like. the civilians who are at the receiving end of artillery fire missiles were coming all day long from their clustering. munitions were falling when we saw an explosion on our street.

and because i know the area well, we knew immediately where the explosion happened. we rushed here for safety. was meanwhile, even those far from the front lines in the east aren't safe. a 4 year old girl killed in a missile strike was buried in the central ukrainian city of vanessia. the priest didn't mince words to the will these people who killed lisa and residence of vin? it's yeah. and generally kill ukrainian city. they serve the devils one eternal hell awaits them because there is no forgiveness for them. the theory alongside suffering and pain for a country that has seen more than its share since the war started me. our next report is a re look at life on the other side of the front lines in occupied areas of dawn bus in east in ukraine. russian forces allowed

a group of western journalists to tour the region this. this fudge was compiled under control and supervision of the russian army heavily damaged roads, destroyed bridges and residential buildings. it's a journey into a region that's our weeks of fierce fighting. that trip is organized by the russian military, which now controls large areas of eastern and southern ukraine. listed chance glides and ruins. those who stayed behind have no food, water for electricity. russian authorities are organizing humanitarian aid. the packages read, we are united. the messages that the future of don boss is russia resilience you, i don't care whether it's laskey or putin is in charge here, at least the terrible situation must not continue. we need peacefully, if so, not many here are expecting that they fear for their future. i'm afraid the war will return was the most important thing is lease and calm again.

russia shows off captured weapons used by the ukrainian army, including system supplied by the west, a victory trophy, and a message to nato that its support for ukraine won't succeed. the southern city of mario for gained notoriety during heavy bombardments. now russia is building on hospital and housing for 2 and a half 1000 people here. the apartments are being built by the russian defense ministry. you know, then the handed over to the authorities of that and that's the people's republic. it would take decades to rebuild the don't boss region. and an end to the fighting is not in sight. residents face more danger in the coming months. protest have now been going on for 100 straight days in sri lanka. one precedent has already to resigned and demonstrate as now aim to dislodge his successor. the

mainly peaceful protest broke out over an economic crisis blamed on former president call to buy out of axa, shortages of fuel food on medicine supple, widespread anger and united ethnic groups. did abuse on with a chima, isn't the sri lankan capital colombo? to tell us more about the dramatic events of recent weeks. i'm standing at the entrance of the presidential palace where last week at this time there were hundreds and thousands of people gathered here. the storm to this entrance inside the palace. and then we saw some of them was defining images of this protest movement in an unprecedented shoe of unity. people gathered people from different religions and groups against a leader who the talk was corrupt and what brought the country on the verge of bankruptcy. in the face of such a demonstration of people's power, the president fled the country. when president good by

a roger boxer left the country, he left his prime minister in charge. janelle became a singer. the protesters were angry. they think vicar massena is too close to the roger box, a gang, they all gathered here to protest. outside the office of the prime minister. there were ugly scenes, deer gas was fired, a protest her was killed. and some frilled. radical fringe elements had infiltrated the largely peaceful protests. finally, the protest has got the news that they wanted to hear. present got there by a roger boxer had officially resigned. his letter of resignation, sent from singapore, was read out in parliament. and now parliament must decide what happens next. these barricades have been put out to stop either from getting to parliament is a huge police presence, as well as the army has been deploy till the full contenders for the post of

president. the secret ballot will take place on wednesday. the opposition is divided, and rancho bucks us party has a huge majority in parliament, which means that done in victim a single is a clear favorite to win. but if he is elected president, it remains to be seen by the protest as will be satisfied or they will take to the streets again. you're watching didn't use life umbrella and coming up sports, life football in prison. get life back on track. i am eddie micah junior staging football on top of the out with you become a criminal ah franklin, aol.