ah ah ah, this is dw sly from berlin. hopes of finding more survivors are fading off the russian missiles, destroy an apartment building in the pro ukraine. 35 people are confirmed dead, but thousands of residents are still unaccounted. also coming up,

search and rescue workers recover the black boxes at the side of sunday's plane crash. in the pole. officials say they now fear all 72 people on board were killed . and a new online system at the us mexico border is meant to better regulate the asylum process. but many migrants report, the app is only adding to that confusion class. the australian open tennis gets on the way with teenagers on strawberry hoping to make it 3rd time lucky and break new ground for arab women will hear from melbourne in our sports. ah i'm glad offers. welcome to the program. the best toll from a russian missile strike on an apartment building in the ukrainian city of ne pro, this weekend has risen to 35 rescue work as

a racing to find survivors. in the wreckage. people have been gathering in front of the ruins, hoping for news of loved ones. 2 dozen residents are still reported missing a cranes president flood. ms. lensky has said, russian citizens who failed to condemn the attack. a cowardly marvel, the latest on la john bol correspondent knocked on the in keith a max. what's the latest news on this attack? regard so him over the past 24 hours, russian forces are reported to have attacked ukraine twice with miss al strikes and more than 50 times with artillery strikes across the entire country. this falls with one of the deadliest attacks on civilians so far this year, which occurred on saturday as russia was attacking numerous cities across the country. coating cave within the central eastern town of the ne pro. as you already said, an apartment building was hit. the 9th floor building, which was suffered

a direct strike by a russian rocket and a cook collapsed entirely with many people trapped beneath the rebel. now, as far as we know, at the moment um 35 people are confirmed dead or the rescue operations happen going on for more than 40 hours. now, a large number of people are still missing, but with all this time having passed with the freezing temperatures at the moment becomes less and less likely to be for rescuers to pull more people from out from underneath the rebel. so this rescue operation might turn into a recovery operation quite soon. now, max, you've been traveling in the war zone, therefore quite a while, and now you've been accompanying police officers for the last few days a. let's have a look at your report. a school caught in the crossfire, the war is creating extra problems for police. detective alex he said,

anti tank grenades from this site found their way into the wrong hands. this footage shows their operation, confiscating them from a civilian appeal. lou, that the cause me old mean was it because the people have changed during the war the course of it about the sure. now almost anyone can get any weapon they wanted without any trouble. it would would. but a school was all the boys, but only of a similar case. so you had a tragic end to make each other but a holistic as political in the width of most of that time. the man gave the military, almost all the weapons. he had found a logic of the law, but kept one grenade for himself with him. uh huh. no, after you experienced some health problems, he wrote a farewell letter to his mother was bah, leslie, he left it with his documents, alyssa, and then blew himself up at home. it was of some of them. alex says he and his

colleagues are seeing morse with sites, and they're becoming practiced at collecting evidence of new alleged crimes. as we're about to experience, we had north to the off chance area on the border with russia. we have to cross the river on foot. and so we've just been asked to turn our phones off and that's because we're moving closer to the russian water right now. the russians are known to be monitoring phone signals in the past have used them to pinpoint their targets . alex and his colleague carina are here to investigate a strike. it's basic police work in a war zone to take up much 60 centimeters deep will go gathering evidence, keeping a record. the owner of this field was making herself a cup of tea when she heard the 1st impact. she hid in the cellar and avoided injury. the evidence will be sent to a lab to determine what it was that hit,

but the case seems clear to them. civilians were attacked. it was a war crime. we go virtual, where you can see for yourself that except for the yard of the local civilians were gone. there is no military equipment ah, no military personnel. nicole on the monitors, not even critical infrastructure that the russians loved so much, give a them on that. if you could, i don't know. maybe they were just aiming for a cornfield, homer at your facility self, who called them lamb little joke. the blast also damaged her house. you don't think he didn't. the push was in the eye dock. nobody's injured that the house is messed up. thank god, that was where i was because something went inside the house. something smashed the window and hit inside. it is full of glass. he glut ambling for the day. her living room becomes a makeshift police station. i have him for the neighbors make statements and shall the officers documentation general. every one has losses,

which need to be recorded. the officers jurisdiction ends at the border, but they're doing what they can see when will the, all the guilty will be brought to justice. see every single one of them for the moment, it'll be unavoidable after our victory put him on the f one another. if the time comes argue with alex and his co detectives who have evidence to offer a court. and there's no problem. of course one amongst sandra, joseph valdez report and her rejoins us from key of max. what are the biggest problems for those police officers that right, so the area these police offers operate in even before the war was a poor area, was an area with a lack of infrastructure. so these police officers deal with a lack of numbers in the force. they've been telling me they deal with a lack of vehicles, for example, to move around equipment and at the moment um, they're also suffering from the power outages. imagine doing police work without

the electricity means you can electronically process any evidence or witness statements with sir. i makes life for them quite hard at the moment, but above all, i'm a lot of people. another huge issue are these attacks that come from the north mortar attacks from the opposite side of the border. and these, a motor crews are not only attacking military. they're going after civilians and even the police officers themselves as we experience ourselves while we're filming in the police station, we heard a few bangs coming down during, during our time there. and we later learned that they had hit an administrative building, which just 2 days prior to the filming, had been the mixture of headquarter of the police. just to give you an idea of what the security situation there is for these officers on the ground. now the police officer alex there in your report was quite confident that each and every one responsible with these attacks will be bold to justice. how realistic is that?

right, so you definitely need a lot of face to do this job. bringing these individual more to cruise behind bars . it doesn't seem very likely at the moment, but what these officers can do, what is detectives can do, is collect evidence. would have tried to put this into a bigger picture, approve a systematic war, crimes, crimes against civilians. and this evidence doesn't go away and at some point after the war justice has a very long arb. this might be used in a trial against a, against an individual and, and above all. this will also help to prove that what exactly went on during this war. thank you very much. the w's mox thunder. they're reporting from keith. bella rose and russia ah, to conduct the joins military ad drills on the monday in what ukraine fis could

leads to an escalation of the invasion. the 2 countries have previously had joined grounds training, ukrainian president, florida. zalinski has repeatedly warned that russia may launch another ground offensive from bedrooms. but the reason officials said the exercises are purely defensive in nature. joint operations are scheduled to continue until the end of this month of a moron this, let's bring in mike martin is a senior fellow at the war studies department of kings college london. mike rush ambler was, have started joint air force drills, the better route defense ministry has announced that to day. what does that tell us? a good morning. so i think the 1st important thing to say is that russia and batteries have a regular series of images and they are, you know, military partners along with other countries like as ex, dominance, as a regularly program series of events. i think overall,

despite keeps warnings and of course key is very keen to make sure that the west is focused on, you know, potential threats, the ukraine over. i don't think that these drills signify anything in particular like preparation for an offensive that we saw, you know, as we saw before, february 24th last year. now, you reckon is now only a matter of time before, but the ruse intervenes in the ukraine was lensky definitely seems to think so. yes, and, you know, as i said, i think it is in ukraine's interest to keep the troubles of ukraine in the headlines. i think we would all do that we, we crane, but i think this extra front from better bruce doesn't necessarily help russia. that's how it started the war with 3 fronts. and it found it very difficult to control them and to supply them. and so to open up another front up here, i think would, would create a lot of problems for russia. what it does do, however,

is military exercises like this will cause ukraine just on the off chance to tie up a lot of troops around steve. and in the north of the country, which it could otherwise use to attack the russians elsewhere in the country in the south and in the east. now for a while now, there has been speculation that there will be a major offensive in the spring from the russians. what's your take on that? i think both sides are planning offensives in the spring. so beginning of march sort of time. i think the ukrainians in to try and go south from zachary asia, down to the c a c as of down the coast there. and i think the russians are probably going to have a further attempt in the east in don't bass around back where he seems. activity recently moved and solid. and so both sides are going to try and had a big push in the spring. mike martin there from kings college london. thank you

very much, mike. thank you to have their paul. now we're official say both the cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder. i've been found on the side of sun . those plane crash near the city of search efforts have resumed, but there is no little hope of finding any survivors yet. airlines plane was carrying 72 people when it crashed into a steep gorge, moments before the crash. the plane was trying to land at the airport of the western city of pohardo. but it blanched, endured irvin. i'm out of local residence immediately coined for help and while endeared to face life. on animals i called emergency services at exactly 11 a. m. no one had come there yet. we carried water in buckets and poured water from the road. later the police came and we rescued, 3 injured people with the help of the police on the little ruined,

it'll get shot gilbert had gilbert. we heard a loud explosion. and went out on our terrace to see what had happened. lucky as a game of luck, we saw a lot of smoke and realized it was a plane crash and we rushed to the site that i, i stayed back my with my friend, went down the hill to look for survivors and took out at least $35.00 bodies, ugh, debug her. the plain burst in my flames. after long down a little rescue workers worked with the ropes and stretchers to get the bodies out of the 1004 deep gorge from tried to put out that eating fire. fire fighters took bodies to the hospitals. some of them burned beyond recognition . between engine 80 r 72 aircraft was flying from the capital, cut pan due to the tourist destination for hotter in a flight. that usually takes half an hour. the ball is

a popular to his destination for climbers and draco, but it's airline industry has been heavily criticized for it's poor safety record. as i've looked madsen all the other stories making headlines around the world today, oxfam says food companies making big profits, while global inflation is soaring, should be made to pay windfall taxes. that's one of the recommendations and report issued by the charity to coincide with the beginning of the world's economic forum, which begins in davos today. gunman have shot dead, a former afghan lawmaker and her body guard as her home in cobbled morsa lobby's. adar was among the few women parliamentarians who remained in cobbled after the taliban seize power. a year and a half ago, she was elected in 29th 2019 to represent cobble

a man has died after the car. he was driving, crashed into a column on berlin's famous brunt book gate. late on sunday night, billy said there were no other people in the car, nobody else was injured. the cause of crash remains unclear. united states government has launched a new online system for people seeking asylum. adults border with mexico. from now on only those people who registered on an app and to can show they have a sponsor in the us will be accepted into the asylum process. did abuse carolina chima and enos paul travel to the mexican border city of reynosa? to find out what this new policy means for thousands of migrants hoping to enter the united states. ah, the new immigration policies has created a dramatic challenge for these migrants from heidi. thousands of stock here on the mexican side of the border, trying to understand than u. s. a pastor tries to explain, but many questions remain. lee,

you works for a refugee and g o. he to is trying to understand what the new u. s. requirements mean for michael abernathy. well i'm here to see what it's about because of that and how i can help. i think it's through an app as i understand it . okay. okay. a stare for madeline applica. fiona next stop is a storage place, at least 3 times a week. he picks up warm clothes for the refugees. the nights are cold. this time of the leo tells us there about 10000 people in the region right now. this camp. he's greeted with joy. today he distribute socks for the children and lonely go get worth it is that all i can do is help the people here in that's all i can do in

other matters. even if it's only a drop in the bucket at me that i leave that in that awhile for most migrants here . figuring out how to register on the new app is the biggest problem. grady rodriguez who flat on doris has no smartphone. they will. okay. oh, up with e. joy and the, and i'm stuck. i understand the us with their new laws, that's fine better. but here in camps like this, there are many of us who don't have money for a smartphone, but i went to live on. grady is frustrated. he doesn't know what to do next. before president biden was elected, he promised to pursue a more humane migration policy. now, in the middle of his term, there's little sign of it. quite the contrary. many fear that the new course he announced make things even worse. desperation is the prevailing mood at this table where migrants, excess,

a power supply wasn't available. i can't get into the up because everyone wants to get in the most get an amendment balls and the good thing i'm gonna limb uncle in love like i feel i have a problem with the app. he does, i go into it then the and the app sends me emails rail. but then when i, when i can't open, no look, i'm in via a light number winning a sudden i tried to get in this morning to get an appointment this month, but i didn't understand anything. grady has lost hope. he just wants to be back home and leaves the camp for a good without knowing how to pay for the trip. ah, there's been a shock on day one of the australian open, but it was off the court where one of the favorites hometown play a nic caregivers announced his withdrawal from the tournament due to injury

couriers said he noticed problems with his knee while playing an exhibition match friday against novak jock, which deal half keyhole surgery to repair the damage is traina says he'll be ready for most of the rest. now, one of the favorites for the women's title in australia is world number 2, onst, robert of tenicia. she has twice come, tantalizingly, close winning a grand slam, finishing as ron or up at both wimbleton and the us open last year. if she triumphs in australia this year, she would be the 1st art woman to win a major. she was 12 years old in tunis, clearly with something special. 16 years later, court aunt jabber is the feature court at a tennis facilities your board called home in her youth problem. and coaching bill malika is training a new crop of young players inspired by the countries. in fact,

the arab world's best ever woman player. again, it's annette. i remember and as a child, she had a fire inside her. she never stopped moving, which made her stand out of gas through blossom jabbers hitting partner in her teens. oh, mar la beattie knows, well, the own she bore that the tennis world is now coming to know though i want the lou on that what you see if on, on the court the warrior, the fighter who battles on every point on this has always been her character of them, but let it go, get into the warrior, the fighter made a global impact with 2 pro, 2 victories last year in madrid, and then berlin. and then she rolled into the final at wimbledon, her 1st grand slam final, only to lose 2 elaina rib akina in 3 sets. she was celebrated as a hero, back in tunis, her family and compatriots,

proud as could be. jabber continued to win in every round of tour tournaments except the finals, including the next major, the u. s. open. my main goal is to not lose any more finals that was tongue in cheek, of course, getting to any final is a major accomplishment. but she bore, has been there, done that time. she thinks to take a title in yes, i like this kind of pressure. i'm going to put more pressure on myself because i feel like sometimes you just need that, you know, to, to be one of the top layers. the fire inside, as described by her 1st coach is still there. those who know her best are rooting for major title soon. and steve piers joins us from melbourne. now he's a commentator australian open for an o radio. steve on sabra plays 1st. tomorrow is this finally the time she gets that

grand slam title got look, it could be, it absolutely could be because she is very much the top of the game at the moment. we just had made 2 major finals last year. so she is absolutely knocking on the door. she's very new there. in fact that wimbledon final, she won the 1st set against routine or, and then just couldn't maintain that level. so yes, she's horrified clients who are absolutely at the top of the women's going who are very much in the mix this year. and she's one of them. and you know, the reason she's a bit of a, like lou she's 20 years old, a 2011 many, many years ago she won the junior title of roland garrison 2nd. her a long time to get this level where she's a real genuine contender. and the fact that she brings just a different sort of a guy is not dissimilar to why the never tired ash lassie. she's a slice so she takes pace of the boy. she gets to the net. it's not all wham, bam. with her and owns yeah. she absolutely could break through in this or not,

but you know, there are so many good players in the draw. now you've seen some of the mattress on this 1st day. what and especially who caught your eye, rest on the dol always catches your eye. i had a really, he's had a rough run, a full, and he had a difficult, difficult couple of moments against jack driver. but again, being rough or low, dropped the 2nd set. and he was looking rocky. he managed to find a way through, he was hugely inconsistent. there were great minds, but then there were also really, really cool moments. and you can see why last 6 out of 7 coming into this. but he plays his way into the tournament. he's a defending champion. who knows? then also kind of got golf this morning. she also had a bit of an up and down match, but she found a white light. she blitz 3 in 22 minutes. and she is genuine can said to we were just talking about on she kind of go full. so i still, i need to say teens like 10 years younger, but she is really just about ready to, to win a major as well. she showing a great deal of maturity,

though she really jumped out of me tonight. there's been some great tennis. no real seismic upsets of any know to this point but, but major thing which we might have just to present curious with joy. yes, we heard about that earlier. does that mean an easy up path for novak joke of it or ruffin a doll? looks in the doll. it doesn't have a big impact because he's on the other side of the drawer so they wouldn't applied until the final anyway. i thought that thought the joke of it. yes. and he was very much in, he's kind of area. i was like it for a quarter final so well, and i've got plenty a good plan he's draw. he'll be quite happy to see carol's remove course. there's no guarantee that anyone's going to make it way through to the court finally. but the novak having one less play to worry that one is causing a little bit of trouble in the past. he's going to be unhappy at seeing the curios out of the 2 of them. stay in melbourne. thank you very much, steve. thanks gab. let's have a look now at some of the other stories from around the world from the world of

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a reminder of our top story rescue. as in the southeastern ukrainian city of ni pro, say it's unlikely they'll find more survivors off the russian missile strike on saturday. the attack destroys an apartment building, killing at least 35 people and wounding does that's it from me and the new steam for now don't go away. coming up next. sports left looks at how gambling and football have become inseparable. i'm going to have an office in berlin from me and the news team with with

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