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ah, ah ah, this is the w news coming to live from berlin. the f b i search is donald trump's florida estate. the former president said a large group of agents rated maro lago. it's son says they're searching for documents taken from the white house. also coming up veteran kenyon opposition leader, right, loading of hopes to become president. but the front brother faces old, strong challenge from deputy president william root up our correspondence looks at what's at stake, plus europe's rivers at risk. as a record hot, dry summer threatens to bring some of the world's most important inland shipping
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lanes to a halt. and remembering the start and social impact of olivia newton, john, ah, the singer actress an activist has died at the age of $73.00. ah hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us for were you as president? donald trump says a large number of f b i agents have rated his mar lago, a state in florida. his son, eric told us media they were searching for documents as part of an investigation into trump's removal of official records from the white house. trump said agents had broken open the safe on his florida property, the f. b, i is declined to comment on the raid. trump is under official investigation on
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a number of fronts relating to his presidency and the january 6th capital riot supporters gathered near the resort to protest rate which occurred while trump was in new york. dw corresponded to me, so as canada is following the story from washington. the sir to president trans main residence on monday marks a pretty extraordinary escalation here in the u. s. this is the 1st time that the f . b. i has searched the residence of a former president. now they were looking for sensitive documents related to an ongoing investigation. was when president trump left off, as he took with him 15 boxes of materials that apparently contained some classified information. the national archives want those boxes back. president trump had been dragging his feet. then he cooperated. but we still saw monday's search. the president was not in florida when that search took place, but he has lashed out, saying that the f. b. i rated his a beautiful home called in dark times for the nation and added,
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they even broke into my safe. his fury has been echoed by republicans to say the f . b. i has been completely weaponized by radical left democrats. all of us coming as president trump has been inching ever closer to announcing that he wants to run in the 2020 for a presidential election. and observers here saying that with a numerous investigation that he's facing president trump might try to get ahead of any legal consequences and announce sooner rather than later that he is going for it. that he wants to be president again in 2 years time. and that was d, w. as soon as soon as condo there reporting from washington. now pulling stations have opened in tenure as the country boats for a new president and members of parliament. the campaign has been dominated by the cost of living crisis and high unemployment. former prime minister roy loading is her head in the opinion. polls followed by the deputy president william rata, the outgoing president who kenyatta is stepping down. after reaching the end of his
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to term live. dw mary. mila has been visiting paulding stations in nairobi. she told me earlier about more about the main candidates. so this is ashley, a real nail biter because these 2 candidates, i have been very close neck on neck and that most recent polls. until now it's clear that rollo, dina is in the clear lead by dry low dinner is the veteran position leader. he's been active in the opposition movement since 19 eighties. he spend years in jail in his fight for multi party democracy against then avalera daniel eric moines. he has been in the forefront of this movement. that's why he's widely respected. he has a huge follow ship as well. so now he even enjoys the backing of the current president ag rou, kinyata. and he also hopes to garner some of the votes of the crew you a community that is the ethnic community that is traditionally backing at the
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president. so right dingo hopes to also have some support of them. and this support is actually why the other presidential candidate, a william router, the deputy president has been sidelined, he has been deputy president over the last 9 years. he has positioned himself as an antidote to that who ruin kinyata and to the dingle ab, because he says he is not from an old. elite family is not from a dynasty as he calls it, and he represents the needs of the poor. he and calls himself a hustler, and he says he wants to improve the situation of those struggling because of the hive which prices the w's, mary umbrella, they are reporting from nairobi. so you know, some of the other stories making headlines, real world. chinese authorities are trying to hold coven 19 outbreak of the popular beach resort city of sonya, also known as trend as whole widely. for them, 80000 tourists were left stranded thereafter flights out the city were canceled
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over the weekend. tours must have negative over 7 days to lead to i was military has held a live fire artillery drill stimulating the islands defense against an attack. the exercises come after china launched its largest ever war games in the region. crossing the taiwan strait, median line, and firing missiles over time, pe gotta mexico's president under is manuel lopez over a door says he will intensify. efforts to save 10 workers trapped in a flooded coal mine. it's been 5 days now since the men went missing. nearly 400 soldiers continued to pump water from the mine to make it safe enough for rescuers to go inside. now to the war in ukraine and that country's nuclear chief is calling for a demilitarized zone around europe's biggest nuclear power station at supper. asia, which has been under russian occupancy occupations since the early weeks of the war
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. kia and moscow have traded blame for recent shelling of the plant. they cause damage and lead to a reactor shut down. ukraine's president logan is lensky as accusing russia of nuclear blackmail the head of the united nations. antonio good parish has warned that any attack on a nuclear power plant is quote, suicidal who wants access to the site. port international inspectors. are you d. w. correspond mathias bellinger. is in keir earlier, i asked him how dangerous a situation is at that nuclear plant and what's being done to ensure safety. so there have been worries about this power plan since the very beginning of the war since the russians entered the territory. they're fighting broke out there in march already, or where people were worried that it might endanger their safety. and of course, these rocket attacks now are adding urgency to this work to these worries. russia has been using this power plant as a shield. they have stationed,
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artillery and military equipment on the premises of this, of this power plant. and they have also used it as a, yeah, i would say a means of psychological threat. they have said that this, that what one of the commanders have has said that this power plant will either be russian or it will be nobody's effectively threatening to blow it up. in the case case, ukraine would try to seize the territory. this is, of course, a get a violation of all international norms. no fighting must take place near power plants according to international law. but in this war, of course sir, that we have seen many, i'm yeah, crimes are violations of international law. so the, the worries are high, it's not that the power plant will explode if one shall hits the reactors, the reactors updated pretty sturdy. and they are designed to withstand a certain amount of, of for damage. but there are many weak spots in power plants and,
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and the longer this goes, the more dangerous it is. now what is done to ensure the safety is a good question. because the i, a, the international atomic energy agency does not have access to the side. we don't really know what's happening inside. we know that ukrainian workers were used to run it before the war are still running it. so this is trained personnel, but it's under the control of russian officials and the ukrainians. do not have a do not have at all times contact with a ukrainian to the ukrainian authority. so the most urgent thing would now be to grant access with the international experts to this power plant. mathias, thank you very much shot. that was our correspond mathias spelling of that in queue for millions of europeans. the summer of 2022 has been sweltering. a dry spring and
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hotter than usual. temperatures have left several european countries in the grip of drought, extreme heat waves and forest fires of plague, france, italy, spain and portugal for weeks. you k recorded temperatures over 40 degrees celsius for the very 1st time. and rivers on the continent are drying up. in the netherlands in germany, the rhine has dropped so low that house boats have become stranded and commercial ships can't carry full loads anymore. will ryan river is one of the world's most important shipping lanes. i asked t w's. barbara basil, whether plans to deepen, the waterway, would make shipping their more buyable. that is the big question here. of course it will help because the ships can keep moving a bit longer, but it's not going to add any water to the rhine. basically, we don't know the ecological problems that may be created, experts, some experts are warning not to do that at the ecological problems that will be
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crated by deepening learning. they're shipping channel here. and so this is of course with we see one of the problems it, it can nomic a desires and wishes. on the other hand, as opposed to like ecological considerations. because many people say you shouldn't do that to the right. it would have untold consequences. and so the water is just simply running out here and did the drought will continue in the netherlands. they expect in the next week a week and not the heat wave. so the level is going to go down and down and nothing is going to change that. so there's less water in the rhine and the wildfires all over europe pa, extremely high temperatures. this is a big problem for europe in general. how's the european union addressing as his, your barbara to you is trying to say we're going to get climate neutral within the next decade. however, the, the damages that we see this summer that are so incredibly,
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it bad all over europe. as you mentioned, droughts and wild fires, and there is no water in parts of the netherlands already. this is one of the witness countries in europe. so those can, there is no remedy for that. this is what has already happened. and it seems that politics also on the european level, i just slowly sort of trying to catch up with it development and ecological development that is happening under our very eyes. barbara, thank you so much. our course for barbara basil there in the netherlands. celebrities and fans alike had been paying tribute to olivia newton john, who has died at the age of 73. many say the entertainers, openness about her decades long battle with breast cancer gave them hope and inspiration. although she enjoyed a long career, she's best remembered for one eye clinic fil. ah,
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olivia newton is on saw to world wide fame in the 1978 box office hit greece playing squeaky clean sweetheart sandy high school student whose character transforms into a gum smacking grease or girl opposite her bad boy boyfriend. danny, played by co star john travolta. it remains one of the highest grossing movie musicals of all time, producing a string of hit singles, and a lifelong friendship between newton john and travolta. yes, i think we had questions on each other, but we both were seeing other people and, but i think that's what made the chemistry were travolta was quick to react to the news of the death of his friend posting. i love you so much, we will all be together again signing his post. your danny, your john. i although never a favourite with critics, newton john was a multi platinum selling artist to sales topped 100000000 albums with hits, including physical. that's pretty amazing. i feel humbled by her husband announced
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her death on social media saying she passed away peacefully at her ranch in southern california. on monday, john easterling went on to call his wife a symbol of triumphs and hope over the 30 years, sharing her journey with breast cancer. he asked that those wanting to honor her memory donate to the olivia newton john foundation for cancer research. the australian native was very public about her decades long battle with breast cancer . fans around the world of been mourning her death in california, many gathered at the sight of her star on the hollywood walk of fame. me. it's hard when your idols die is as like even a piece of your family. you because you grew up her music. this is the animal. lot of your sister. beautiful lady. a great vocalist. great actors, really. miss australia's prime minister anthony albany is called newton john,
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a joyful glow in our lives. you're watching dw news coming up. a look at help people sending money home is creating jobs in gonna that's on close up after a short break. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching. lou red alert for the blue climate. ah, we're going to have some epic. moreover, water heater is becoming a scarce commodity global struggle for water thirst starts august 10th on d, w o.

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