have been on its own. ah, make up your room minded. d w. made for mines with. ah ah, this is debbie news live from berlin in unsealed legal document shed some light onto y. u. s. federal agents rated donald trump's florida home earlier this month. basis back to highly classified information was kept improperly on trumps property, which could post security risks to benighted states. also coming up the united

nations calls forth call at ukraine's largest nuclear power plant, which is held by russian forces. nuclear inspectors say they're hoping to visit the site next week, plus ukrainian refugees fleeing the war at home, find a warm welcome and is 10 bowl. but so do russian tourists that's leading to conflicts far from the battlefield. and they gave us the 1st coven 19 vaccines. now, mo dana is suing pfizer biotech for allegedly copying its technology. ah, i mind bluecross good to have you with us. the u. s. justice department says 14 box is recovered in january from the florida home of former president donald trump contained classify papers. those details are part of

a heavily redacted legal document that explains why the f b. i searched the maro, logo property earlier this month, and removed additional material. the federal law enforcement agency is investigating whether sensitive government documents or improperly removed from the white house and stored at trumps private estate. now joining me now from washing d. c is due to view corresponding curly nationwide with the latest carina. what does this redacted affidavit tell us that we already didn't know? well, we now know more details about the documents that the f. b i found in maryland while we are talking about 184 documents bearing classified information and including 65 documents am marked as confidential. $92.00 documents marked a secret and $25.00 documents marked as a top secret. this, it gives us an idea of the sensitive information that the former president of the

united states was keeping in his residence, an unauthorized location of course for these kind of documents. and it also gives us a sense of, for the risk that this could mean the if this top secret documents would fall into the wrong hands. and what are the potential consequences for trump himself? well, they are legal consequences for him, one of the former president, mr. trump left the white house he took, of course, as we've seen, boxes of a records with him at 2 am, his resorting mar, lab in florida. and he was keeping top secret documents owned by the federal government in his private residence, meaning an unauthorized location for this type of document. so under the presidential records act, removing official records of this kind may come see to a criminal offense and this could have serious legal consequences for the former president. but then there are of course, also other ongoing investigations and legal cases which may also threaten mister

tramps, ambitions to run as a presidential candidate. again in 2024. there is the investigation into possible election interference. then another investigation into alleged financial crimes in new york. and meanwhile, there's also a political hearing as we know m a in congress, and that is a recommending criminal charges over trump's role in the swimming of the capital. in january 6th, i was our correspondent, charlene ashmore, reporting from washington d. c. now the united nations is calling for a cease fire at the supper asia nuclear power plant, the director of the international atomic energy agency says he's ready to visit with a team of experts, but there's no agreement on how to reach the site. the plant was temporarily knocked offline causing regional blackouts. nuclear experts fear that fighting around the plant risks. radioactive catastrophe. the risk of

a nuclear disaster in europe has been dooming large for weeks. ukraine says it was narrowly avoided, yet with dizzy. it's the diesel generators didn't turn on it after the black out. the automatic systems and the personnel didn't start working. yes, we would have to face the consequences of a radiation accident de la naso litski. i did see name of audi. russia has put ukrainians as well as all europeans, one step away from radiation disaster pedestal. there has been growing concern about fighting at the bar, blonde on thursday fires visible. you're on satellite imagery knocked out. it's lost external power line. the electricity it's applied was used for cooling and safety systems on the nuclear power blonde nor walmart. but there were some ukraine has blamed russian forces for starting the fires rush us as they was bogged by ukrainian chilling g residence,

while the danger has not been avoided. yet the my all what i think every sane person is afraid. now every one is afraid. knowing our neighbor, knowing what it is capable of, that we understand that there can be different consequences of what is happening there. now that is why everyone is afraid. we are not worried about blackouts. he but that the ecological situation may change. that to him will jasminenewton. this will start here with of course everyone is afraid. the entire world is afraid that if i really want the situation to become peaceful again, i want inspectors to finally reach the plant. i want the power shortages to be overcome and additional facilities to be operational. but it's of all, i want all of us to live in a safe world and will speed your inspectors from the new and nuclear watchdog planning to was at the bar station, which is held by russian forces. the waiting to be rounded axis

energy analysts say russia is destroying natural gas stocks. they claim massive burn offset a plant near the finish russian border waste $10000000.00 worth of fuel every day. finish residents have reported seeing large flares and feeling more heat. the facility repairs russian gas for transport germany, russia has blamed technical issues for reduce supplies through the north stream one pipeline. and for more on the evidence behind these claims, we spoke earlier to emily mclean from rice, that energy, the norwegian company, analyzing the data from the russian gas plant, wowza before the war. the part of i l, l n, g lamps, which is currently under construction. and that plant was intended to be used for exporting excess gas from russia to europe, to support nor extreme one. can you despite the partial operations, seniors union or she went back in late july. the warning crane is

put near by turkey in a tricky position on one hand supporting cave with drones, but on the other, holding back from imposing sanctions on russia. conflict has also raised tensions in istanbul, which welcomes both ukrainian refugees and russian tourists. w correspondent, youth johan, as more i sash crew, 4 years old, catalina, 2 years old. t is a free and a half months. ukrainian children killed in the war. all in a evolution code does not want them to be forgotten. the 49 year old has been living in turkey for many years, but her son and grandchildren remain in ukraine. for months, she and

a group of others have been protesting. here in istanbul, city center every single day since rushes invasion of ukraine began in late february. it was this baby done. what do all the other ukrainian children have to do with this war? but at least 360 have been killed so far. and we don't know how many are still buried under the rubble. we are here for the sake of these children. we want them to live. i want my grandchildren to live. but my work is really i tens of thousands of ukrainians have come to tacky since the war started. but also many russians. every day plains from moscow, land in east and bull. turkey is quoting russian tourists and president ridge of tony of ad one is performing a delicate balancing act supporting keith while trying not to jeopardize his relations with the kremlin tech. he is one of the few countries in the region that

hasn't imposed sanctions on moscow. that is why many russians still come here and encounter ukrainians. and that, as you can imagine, also leads to conflict. paulina evo shinkel recently experienced this herself. she shows me video footage of passes by russians as she says, who clearly show their disgust for the demonstrate is not an isolated incident. molina says, no, she should buy a dog. i find that deeply offensive to me. we are not here for fun or protesting for some trivial reason. we are here because we want the whole world to know what's happening in our country. that people are being killed every day, including children, more here than people like that. come along and make fun of us an insult us that hurt the boys. oh, but alina and her fellow protestants don't want to be intimidated. they want the

killing in ukraine to finally end. and until then they said they will keep on demonstrating here in a stumble every single day. so when i turn out to some other stories making years right now, an air strike is hit, the capital of ethiopia is to gray region killing for people. the army as dismiss claims by to great forces that it carried out the attack in mickely, lex and officials. and i goal us a the ruling party as one just over 50 percent of the vote. with nearly all ballots counted. that would give the m p l a majority in parliament and president jour. lorenzo. a 2nd term, the main opposition party got 44 percent. pakistan has declared a state of emergency as a far des deal with some of the worst flooding in its history. or the 900 people have been killed since monsoon rains began in june. hundreds of thousands more have

had to leave their homes. 3 months of torrential rain. across puck is done. the annual monsoon rains are usually a lifeline of people and crops alike. but the scale of this year's floods is unprecedented. this is the humanity is actually aven. oh, epic proportions causes other doubt shelter. many i without food and people are stranded. the government says more than 30000000 people have been badly affected, as flooding destroys, houses, and roads. for the hundreds of thousands forced to flee their homes. the situation is dial it got their course. i look at this house. there are 9 children and no bread winner. it rained the whole night and there was no one to take care of them thought at least some one should give them shell,

put to save the small children gum must come hold on. they lost their nickel bend. we sheed yonder got the bottom and we've had no help from the government. our kids are lying in the road. we don't have anything to feed them. we don't even have a tent, but nobody can maybe get a number not and then of what could be in with yet more rain forecast. the prime minister is blaming climate change for the crisis and calling for international assistance. without it funding support and reconstruction efforts will be a mammoth task. oh, they pioneered vaccines against coven 19 and now they'll see each other in court. the u. s. pharmaceutical madana is suing pfizer and biotech over a legit patent infringements. madana claims pfizer and is german partner biotech, copied it's technology to produce their own coven 19 vaccine. but dana maintains it

filed a patent several years ago for the m r and a technology behind the vaccine visor, a much bigger american farmer company that the allegations have taken him by surprise. brian abrams in is a scholar of vaccine law and chairs, the national vaccine law conference. we asked him whether this lawsuit is likely to succeed when the question to whether the lawsuit has married will be a very long drawn out and detailed one that will delve into the history of moderne as development of their technology. and generally speaking, there are 2 routes by which pfizer will seek to defend itself. one saying that whatever they invented is different enough that it doesn't infringe modern patents . and the 2nd would be to attack modern as patterns to say, well, is patent really shouldn't have been issued. because this technology would have been obvious to someone who was an expert in the art in the course of developing it

. and it will be interesting to see my thumbnail view from having read the complaint is that it's going to be a lot of work for a moderate to prove a thought say what grade is the end of the pandemic insight. we show what it could look like.