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a step into a bold adventure. it's the treasure map for modern globetrotters. discover. some of you will record breaking sites on your back. you too. and now also in book form ah ah. this is, did of the news alive from bullitt, ukraine's president orders all civilians to evacuate from the eastern province of done yet. but it was a lensky warned, fighting will intensify as russia continues its advance into ukrainian territory.
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declaring that time to leave is also coming up. the death toll rises after major flooding in the united states. desperate search and rescue operations continue, but more rain is full cost to hit. the state of kentucky and london is buzzing in the run up to the euro. 2020 to final gemini will kick off against england and what should be a tightly fought battle for the trophy? ah, i'm all i was like a welcome to the program. russia says a ukrainian drone attack on the crimea in port city of sylvester. paul has injured 6 people. the russian governor of the city published these photos showing some of the apparent damage. the attack coincides with a symbolic de honoring russia's navy. so far, there's been no re accent from keys to the claims. russia seized the basketball
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from premier and premier brother from ukraine in 2014. meanwhile, in the don't ask region, ukrainian president will admit zalinski has ordered hundreds of thousands of people to evacuate. the yeske is currently the scene of fears, fighting with russian forces who had already the government has made a decision to all of bigotry evacuations. from the 20th region, everything is being organized on the full support for assistance, both logistical and payments. we only need a decision from the people who have not yet made up their minds. please follow the evacuation so we will help you. we are not russia. we will do everything possible to save the maximum number of human lives and limit rushing tara to a minimum maximum oh, much risky or earlier. i spoke with dw correspondent mathias bellinger in odessa, and asked him about the reasoning behind president holiday. miss lindsey is mandatory evacuation order of the don't ask region was the authorities have called
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on people to leave the region already in april, expecting heavy fighting there. but 20 to 30 percent of the population have refused to leave these often elderly people, but not only now the government is saying 50000 children have stayed behind in the don bus with their families. and the government expects fighting to intensify. and also as a winter will be approaching in some months. and there is no eating any more in the region because the guy gas supply that pipelines have been destroyed, they are now are organizing this mandatory evacuation. citizens can stay behind if they sign a form that they take, take full responsibility for that. so this is not a forced evacuation, but it is a mandatory evacuation that is intended to increase pressure on them to leave the
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region because the government says it wants to protect them. it does not want to leave them behind, and the fee is for their life. and how big an operation would this be? how many people are we talking about here? well, it's very hard to say i, we don't have the exact figures. the government has had $50000.00 children plus their families plus some elderly. so expect this to be in the hundreds of thousands may be 2, maybe 300000, but that's estimates. we don't really have a clear number. so it will be a very big operation. but the roads are open, so it should be possible. ukraine has evacuated people from areas before ukraine has or already have you evacuated 2 thirds of the people living in this region. but these were the people who were willing to leave some of them in their own cause. presumably those who stay behind are often people with little financial means. so
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this with this will require quite an effort from the ukrainian government. but he has building a reporting from ukraine. now a political crisis in iraq is escalating as weeks of protests intensify. thousands of followers of the powerful cleric, mac tada. i'll saw that have occupied parliament for the 2nd time in a week. there angry that rivals of outsider, backed by neighboring iran, are attempting to form a government without him via police tried to repel demonstrators pulling down concrete was. but they forced the way into the heavily for to fight green zone housing, official buildings, and foreign embassies. once inside, they stormed parliament with protesters have vowed to stay until their demands, a hat. they support the powerful nationalist cleric, mac tada, eye center. they want him installed his prime minister in place of one of his
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rivals. on outlook, we are here to fix a rock and get things back on track through the will of the people with god's blessings and our leader mc toddles other. what does this is a message to parliament from the iraqi people? it is over the authority of this parliament is over, the people are taking power and we will decide our destiny of the flow. a sutter's party came 1st in the parliamentary election in october last year, but he has since failed to form a coalition. it's the longest period. iraq has gone without an official prime minister. the paralysis means there's no budget for this year, holding up spending on much needed infrastructure projects and economic reform. anger is growing as food prices swore, and electricity costs worse. yagi obama. i thought that the ruling class is causing of damage to us in our country, being a good, what are the kinds of things,
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but how do we de manley are removed and replaced to guarantee a better future for a rock and its people had alcohol bottom shot out on leave, iraq's political stalemate has raised fears that the dramatic event seen in baghdad this week could escalate into full scale civil conflict. let's have a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. voting is on the way in senegal, to elect a new parliament opposition parties are hoping to block any attempt by president mackey soule to seek a 3rd term. which is bod. under the constitution election has seen deadly protests in the run up to the voters. gunman had fired on guatemalan soldiers guarding the convoy of precedent. alejandro g mit the attack came as military officials, stuff the vehicle at a security check went close to the president's delegation. the government has confirmed that jama tae was not present at the time and is unharmed.
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u. s. president joe biden has tested positive for the corona virus, just days after he was given a clean bill of health. whitehouse doctors say it's not a new infection, but rather a rebound case. seen in a small percentage of patients who take the antiviral drugs, x live it on my predecessor, got search and rescue operations continue in. the state of kentucky are to flash floods ripped through some of the poorest areas in the united states. the death toll stands at $25.00, and now weather forecasters say more rain is on the way out. dozens of people in kentucky have been confirmed dead, and many more remained missing. the state governor surveyed the damages in the worst affected counties. this is still an active search and rescue operation. we have not moved into a rebuilding phase and won't be in one for several days. if not potentially several
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weeks. our goal today is to get as many people to safety as possible. the storm has hit some of the poorest communities in america. hubert thomas is a retired goal. my know who lost his home and everything in it. now he and his nephew are staying in one of the 3 state parks that will open for families who have nowhere else to go ahead. 0730 mm hm. okay. that nathan the kentucky, national guard, has been supporting relief efforts. flying in emergency supplies,
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flood waters have receded in some places. but further rains are expected in the coming days. excitement is building ahead of the germany, england game at the final of the euro. 2022, ad wembley in london. later today. germany's women have won the competition 8 times already, but england go in his favorites as they look to claim. this 1st major trophy, the san zone in london, has been buzzing ahead of the women's euro final germany undefeated thus far is led by striker alexandra pope. with 6 goals, she's in a race for the golden boot. after scoring both goals in this, in my final against france, firms magazine posted a photo of her on social media with the moustache saying she'd been called up to
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play for the german mens. tea pot may light of the post at a recent presser and i with hollow for england, it's no laughing matter. the nation hasn't won a major title since 1966. the women could win their 1st ever title. in making history at home would be i seen on the cake. yeah. i think it will be a game changer. i think it already has been i think this tournament is, is already done. not both. yeah. would know that that extra step on, on sunday could really make a big difference, but is going to be such a difficult game when know that germany are always such a tough opposition and we will give them the utmost respect. and but as i said before, you can't help with death to dream. a little bit. one resident at the london zoo
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has already chosen the lion masses of england to win the women's euros. as anc much mother, i find a clue that let us the public will be against us because it motivates us. i says and i from what he did with history on germany side the tournament. his already smashed attendance records. at the final, a crowd of $87000.00 is expected. and chris harrington from d. w. sports is with me now crest this has been a captivating tournament. tell us what is this done for women's football? yeah, i think the, the most the most important thing has done is it's pretty much proven to the world that women's football has potential to be just as exciting, just as captivating as means for ball. the numbers don't lie, the expected $87000.00 and wimbley at the final is gonna break the record of amy european championship final men or women's. you know, this final has been breaking records every step during the tournament. every group match, you know, host or not. there been many great story lies behind this and also you wafer it's
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going to have the 1st ever in the final show in the euro, the 1st ever there's going to be done a brit award winning singer. becky hill is going to perform as well. so it just, the organizers itself, the game play on the pitch has been fantastic. everything has aligned perfectly. you know, for this to really, i think get women's football into the conversation as men's football has always been. and so what needs to be done now to keep this momentum going, what you want to keep on investing, you know, keep on investing. i mentioned you way for, you know, one quote. i read that, you know, sit out to me that is, that you way for is treating the women's euros like it used to treat the mans euros of past. and we see that, you know, reflected also in the attendance numbers, 800000 of those attended over 500000000 are expected to attend of the match and excuse me, 500 thousands use me. but over 100000 have been children. and then that breakdown
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in men and women, you know, 53 percent had been men in attendance. i think the money's important. the game plays important, but as long as the action is as captivating as it's been, i think the numbers in the investments should stay in the test of time, hopefully because england and germany, it's wonderful pools, greatest river rivalries. what are you expecting from the match? a lot of firecrackers, you know, in terms of football, you have to strike a zeno going for the golden boot. you know, on one side you have beth made for england. they're on home soil. they haven't one, you know it's, it's 1966 and national trophy. they'll be trying to look for their 1st made a trophy for the women side. and germany in this tournament, they pretty much on the tournament. they keep on winning and they're led by alexandra pope, also in the running for the golden boot. so any time you have to dynamic strikers going up, you know, to size a been spectacular, offensively strong in the back. i'm expecting a lot of firecrackers. a lot of people say the home field advantage, you know, we'll get them over the half people have england winning, you know,
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but if history proves anything, 2000 i, they met the final in germany, demolished england. we have to wait and see, i'm sure everyone will have their popcorn ready as will i it should be one heck of a match x i saying match ahead this evening. chris harrington, dealer d w sports. thank you very much. thank you. you're watching the daily news ally from berlin up next. the tech show shift will introduce you to a virtual soup to stop it in for that. and i'll be back with more news at the top of the hour. thanks very much for watching of i ah ah red alert for the blue planet. ah, this isn't just drought. it is a.

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