this is a release that he's a fugitive right now. the, the world's most dangerous. where is, is wanted dogs june 29 on the w, the, the, the, the we news line from berlin. donald trump faces 37 criminal towns over the mishandling of classified documents. and us court and still van dyke went against the former president, if convicted, the charges carry the possibility of length the present time. also coming,

escaping the flood, ukrainian or russian authorities are evacuating thousands of residents in the wake of the cutoff got down branch at columbia government and the largest remaining gorilla group in the country. take a key step toward ending a decades old conflict. the and the conflict, our viewers on p b. s and the united states and all of you around the world. welcome with good to have you with us, be indictment. charging former us president, donald trump with mishandling classified documents has been unsealed. that's the 1st official confirmation from the justice department of a criminal case against trump who faces. 37 criminal charges is alleged to have ignored the departments, demands to return documents, and even directed advisors to hide some of them. and the 1st time

a former president has been prosecutor for federal crimes. trump could faithlink the present time if found guilty. let's hear what the us special council jack smith said about the indictment at the press conference he gave showed while ago. we have one set of laws in this country and they apply to everyone. applying those laws, collecting facts, that's what determines the outcome of an investigation. nothing more, nothing less. the prosecutors in my office are among the most talented and experienced in the department of justice. they have investigated this case, you into the highest ethical standards and they will continue to do so. is this case proceeds it's very important for me to note that the defendants in this case, must be presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in

a court of law. to that end, my office will seek a speedy trial in this matter. consistent with the public interest and the rights of the accused. we cannot get the latest from our correspondent in washington dc. mckayla cooper that joins is now mr. ella 37 counts. that's quite a bombshell. what more can you tell us at this point? so this is also quite a document, a list 15 pages for you have in detail. even search across of where those boxes with classified documents were allegedly stored at tomorrow. i'll go the private residents which is also public, the excess of also. so at a hotel golf course were stored and those allegations are very serious indeed, i just want to highlights that and there's talk of nuclear secrets also defense plans of the united states and its allies and potential retaliation plans. if there were any attack, both from the united states and

u. s. allies. so this is very concerning. indeed, that's also something that jack smith and is very sort statement is 3 minutes just under 3 minutes by the special council that highlighted that these are very serious charges and that's the security of the united states. it was at stake that that was very important to this investigation. at the same time, we just heard him there stress that don't some must be presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. this is a special counsel. he does not want to make any mistake, and although this is a very lengthy document, we can be sure that what's contained here is of course, by no means every thing he is quite clear, the only pushing into writing what he believes he can prove beyond any reasonable doubt. so uh, this is a very tight spot. donald trump himself could find himself in right now, 2 of his attorneys have already resigned. they are saying this stepping aside to

make way for those who and other lawyers who are bought in florida and more accustomed to the legal system there. but a whole host of them actually are potentially cited in this document, have given evidence, and there were reports as his job. it was just to watch who goes in and goes out. and there were quite a few people who are very close to donald trump, who appear to have given evidence for this. this is by far the most serious legal trouble. donald trump has faced so far. how dangerous is this for him or how dangerous come this become for him? or this can be very dangerous for him. this could be several. this could potentially be several decades west of a prison sentence, but it's not proven in the course of little he is presumed innocent. and the trouble double trump has is that he actually publicly went on the record. he did speak of actually having obtained documents that they have to classify them. he did this on national television and these comments that he made publicly could now

really catch up with him. he put out a statement today saying that the war was being waged against him through the judiciary. and earlier he'd also spoken of a witch hunt and he's getting backing from the republicans. certainly the house speaker, kevin mccarthy, who's also speaking of the to district being biased. this is being turned into a narrative by the republicans of his democrats against republicans. but it could hutchinson who was running against him for the nominations of the republicans as openly calling for him to resign, to step down from trying to run for president again from trying to secure the republican nomination. so this is a stress test for the republicans at this moment in time. and it's also going to be an interesting moment. does donald trump see his tongue says diminished or does this feeds the narrative he's trying to further create that? this is all just designed to prevent him from running again as president

a 3rd of his supporters of believe to be supported see will support him. no matter what. the question is, what will the others do? let's do w correspondent, mikaela cruz. now, thank you so much. i us turning now to ukraine, we're officials are evacuating more people in areas affected by flooding out of the destruction of the mass of cough got down earlier this week. russia has released 4 digits of, of the rescue efforts, saying it's relocated more than 5000 people from territory under its control. sled water is still spreading, as the costco reservoir continues to empty. the down wall is also crumbling, but it has still not collapse completely more than $40000.00 people live in the path of the floods, including in the regional capital, her son from were the that we are reporters, sonya fall, of course. and as this report arising, twitch in the city long used to danger kennestone is mobilizing,

as floods goes with the destruction of the new book, a hope got them 45 miles up stream drone entire areas here. this is now where a mutual risk and it back you should operation is taking place. the volunteer groups on the ground, private groups as well as the ukranian army and emergency services, while helping evacuate people from this neighborhood. many luck to safety at the last minute. reach you. the entrance to a building was flooded. evacuate to through the window when we have no electricity and water gas, nothing. yeah. has a you turn you eat groups fit or looming shortage of drinking water for residents of the trunk line cities the floods just the latest hardship, often long green months, oppression, occupation with little money. oh, that's nice. it's a terrible situation. what can i say? i'm very scared when i'm when we have 2 young children and we don't know what to do

to devise the rest of occupations to be suffice. the floods just then should we have to get to safety. russian forces rejected from the cities that the ukrainians lost in the bank. but the print hasn't be lifted. the russian setup can across the to the prototype. capstone is now hit by daily cross fire. we ducked into a pharmacy. one of the few remaining in the city. that's where we meet. spec loana . she's become so used to the shedding. she can measure the danger by the sounds in the air. quiet that's from our side. that's us them. despite all the deprivations of the boss during the huff, she stayed on and kept on. she has a disabled son who she can't leave 2 days ago. what does begin to rise in the

neighborhood? tony get into an island for the 1st time so that loaner had to flee. she's staying at the friends place on higher ground. yeah, wonderful. yeah, i grew up here. i built my own house. and now the russians come and tell me to leave and destroy everything. they say 1st one will be wiped off the map. why? a shilling supp sites somewhat atlanta once to show us a home until we've got a suburb of capstone. house is somewhere out there. the area is unrecognizable. let's put you both on my house, my lovely house. oh dear god, help us survive. we will return likes, atlanta, few residents of capstone have up to, to leave and move to see for cities like make a life a little bit. but is really people the violence and the still survive and showing

up till it right on the wrong kids in the future. hopefully think that nothing was going to happen. uh yeah, but um, well you least slips are much worse than your schneider. they have an impact on the 10s of thousands of people that could be fits, the consequences will be felt for years or even decades to come to me throughout this. but no one joe wants to think that far it's the daily business of survival. that mattress here. meanwhile, russia continues to shell her song. we just saw there despite the flooding, i asked military analysts marina moran with the strategy behind this could be oh, it's very difficult to understand how the russian moral compass works because it recreation works are under way. so there is reported showing from the russian side coming and probably say want to um, book downs, a ukrainian, a troops being used there for education efforts. and the russians themselves also

report things showing from the other side. so they are justifying their shelling by saying we're showing them back. there is no data indicating that the dam bridge was indeed caused by an explosion. does that provide us with any more clarity as to how exactly this happened as well? unfortunately, not the dam itself was built during the soviet time, so it's very sturdy due to withstand a nuclear blast. it was according to ukrainian sources mines by the russians, but even this mining wouldn't destroys the dam completely. only a partial destruction could take place. therefore, um, what we know now is that it was a very carefully planned operations by wherever it did it, it wouldn't happen randomly, and it's very unlikely that it's a result only off shelling of the down. mm hm. now beyond the flood region, it looks like your crane is now on the office across the board. what strategy do

they seem to be following? well, the strategy will describe a high level deluxe installed and cod strategy. they are trying to use the sections so that the russians don't know where is a will be and delivering their main below. but they are trying to push and 3 direction, sends operations out with some limited success, supporting to some accounts. we don't know much more about what they are doing is that they are having minor attacks along the entire front line in order to deceive the russians and to find a weak spot where they could break through russian defenses. the actual defense system. lorena moran from king's college, always great to get your analysis. thank you so much. thank you. and here's a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. former u. k. prime minister boris johnson is resigning as a lawmaker after being told he will be sanctioned for misleading parliament. a

committee was investigating whether johnson misled the house of commons when he said all co with 19 rules were followed. during the pandemic. his resignation will trigger a bi election in his marginal seat. the government in somalia says islam is militants, have attacked a hotel and nobody show witnesses say, armed attackers, storm the upscale pearl beach restaurant located on the popular lido beach. a rescue operation is underway with several people reported to be wounded. the government says the, as long as all shall bob terrorist group is behind the attack. so don's warring factions have once again agreed to cease fire. that's according to us and saudi negotiators. the truce has been approved by the sudanese armed forces and the rapids support forces. it's scheduled to begin on saturday and is said to last for 24 hours. the announcement comes as the student needs government has accused the u . ones, envoy and through dawn of taking signs,

saying he is no longer welcoming the country for civilians to leave columbia. as government and its largest remaining gorilla grew b e l and have agreed a temporary troops. the end of a 3rd round of peace talks, the 6 month cease, fire deal was signed by columbia and president goose, double pedro, and national liberation, army commander antonio garcia, and have on a go see ations between the sides resumed in august of last year. after being terminated in 2019, when the rebels set off a car bomb at a police academy in boca tom kills 21 people. the bilateral agreement is the latest attempt to resolve a conflict dating back to the 1960s. and for more or less the speak to the w corresponding nicole reese and bogota. nicole, how much of a breakthrough is this as well? it is a significant break for this comes of free rounds of negotiations with you, and we have been an open conflict with the columbia in the state for 6 decades. and

it is also a nationwide sees why it's not only focusing on one patch of the country, so it is being celebrated as quite a success. and it brings that a lot of optimism to people here in columbia. and also to the n g o's, we have been fighting for this deal for a long time. so there are positive lives here at the moment that the deal will kick in on the 3rd of august, which now might sound far in the future still. but as a matter of fact, today, it was also announced that preparations need to be in place before it can go start these preparations of seed delegations going to the affected areas and involving citizens in this whole process with which was a very important point of the deal, they need to be listen to that we need to be a really good awareness of what is happening on the ground. exactly, because we're talking about remote areas sometimes as well, where the state is not as present as it should be. you also need to talk with you

and get a your on the ground because it is one thing to sign an agreement and to what the negotiation table. and then the other thing is to operate on the ground. so everybody needs to be in thing before the 3rd of august, and there should be also some of the escalation measures right away. that is least what it was promised is today with the announcement. and it sure should bring relief to people who are on the ground, living in the affected area. so let's not forget, we're talking about using decades of conflicts and tens of thousands of were displaced many thousands who were killed and also have disappeared. so today's and now they're quite significant and it's already been there, but i do want to ask you because these fires as well as peace negotiations with the e l. m, have broken down in the past. so what's different this time around? see, there's a promise of, of this piece of process this um, cx, 5 being monitored, and this gives at least a, according to what in the past said today, that's an n g o that is also fighting and was also fighting for this still gives them some

tranquillity that things will be brought to this time. but as a matter of fact, as he mentioned that these sees finds in columbia can be very fragile. just a few weeks ago, we had a cx 5 that was suspended unilaterally by the government because park decisions killed for minus. and also there was a ceasefire attempt to few years ago with an eel and get a yeah. which after a few months, was not continued anymore because of because of conflict to be to you still being in place. so of course it is a fragile thing to talk about sci fi and colombia because of poets history, but the u. n. and also the government today said that as long as both sides of sites work respectfully and after this long period of negotiations, they're quite hopeful that this time they will try to make a difference if it plays out. and parents are, well, we need to watch these upcoming weeks for it and step ahead on a long road towards piece the w correspondent, nicole reese,

reporting from bogota. thanks so much. the men's champions league final will be held and assemble on saturday. as the manchester city face, inter milan is the 2nd time the turkish city is hosting. the competition is closing matched the premier league, signed or chasing a treble after winning the comp and league in england. and they are considered favorites, and the final they are telling opponents also won their domestic complex, finished 3rd in the league. well ahead of the match, both coaches have their say on how they've made it to this last stage of the competition. let's listen in to start them. yeah. don't go. it is been a long journey for us. it coming to adult again. last summer, when we had a group staged draw associate, which was most of very lucky today because we got by and and barcelona in the same group. and i'll put it on us as a thought on it together with the stuff and the team. we talked about it

immediately, other stuff we had said that in our opinion we could have a good journey for a lot. this will be clearly that we have reached the final. we have made it a great job. we put that on friday. but the course on which she seems always going to have the you know, the correct portion of the session you know, to desire to wanted when the obsession is a, is a positive word for the effect to the desired and a willing, you know, to try to do it, but of course the dream for all of us. a short while ago spoke to our sports, corresponded and assemble ahead of that james lee final. on saturday, he told me about the quote unquote obsession shared by both manchester cities, owners and coach pub cordial. i, when it comes to winning this competition, well it's not just mine cities owners who have been chasing this glory for a long time. i thought that was a really interesting sound. buy that we just had from pep, claudio, the bunch of the city coach about needing the right portion of obsession. c h e. no

body of himself has of course won this trophy before twice, in fact, both times with boss 11 on the last 2 of those coming in 2011. in the 12 intervening years, he's been desperate to get his hands on the champions league title, and he's managed boss. add that by munich, and not time of course perennial european cup. when is, he's not as much as a city with this great squad and all these huge resources at his disposal, but he's not been able to get his hands on it. and by all accounts his frustration, his desperation to get another champions link title has a built in that time. so i think one of the key questions that tomorrow is does pet claudio lot have the right portion of the session? so when this trophy again, or is it too much, it is as easy to obsess with when it gets at that and how it's are. how does that transmits as plays that could be one of the decisive features in on spring whether or not mine sitting. finally, when this year, when inter with on our cast as a clear under dog parents,

you think people might have been to quite to write them all well we had somebody is already at the coach, talk about the opponents that emphasized in the group stage. of course, by munich, eventual gym and champions also logged into the eventual spanish champions. they came through that and they will so one, the, it's holly in cub. i'm, well, all that says to me is that this is a team of survivors. this is a team that knows how to keep go going and stay alive and competitions even when they're not necessarily the most talented sites in the competition. and i think the way that they came through the semi final beating local rivals ac milan, a much wrapped up with emotion intention shows that they know how to mazda the occasion and keep an eye to on that play. make a hack on shell. i know he's aiming to become the 1st talk is when all of the champions league and where else. but in this stumble, flash through and assemble hosted an epic temporarily final back in 2005 quickly

into 30 seconds. with you. how do you see this one playing on? well, that's right back then level one very on. finds it against a strong ac milan side that was 3 know down to off time. and they came back and one of the most dramatic finals of all time. so when it, on penalties now it will be greedy of me, so hope that that much action this time around. but perhaps the assets that can live excite in that you can see behind me here just does something supply us as perhaps we'll see another classic tomorrow. we'll see that tomorrow as far as for as on and all the reading is simple. thanks so much. well, time, years after and 1st day of viewed and hong kong is bringing back a popular exhibition. these guys, giant rubber ducks are making a splash edits. victoria harbor, it'll be on display for 2 weeks as the city c survive at stores and sector and to europe, residents after harsh and dynamic lock downs. 10 years after this rendition

of the popular bath time companion 1st made a splash down in hong kong. the duckies back and it's brought in friend and then came back with the idea to bring to docs instead of one. so because double duck means double look and that's what we need to artist named has installation double ducks. in his words, representing twice the fun, double the happiness. but it wasn't always fun in games. last time, the duck was here at russell china's feathers, leading to temporary internet search band for the words yellow duck in mainland china. after picture of the duck edited into the 10 men square tank, man photo went viral. this time,

hong kong base creative has released the crack in the hopes are bringing back towards the city. after pandemic pause. 18 meter inflatable sculptures seem to already be a hit. the you know, is like, is simply have to nancy that, especially after the pandemic, i think everyone was built down. there were fairly noise sufficient in the past few years. and it's just like a simple gesture that people, you know, this expression people can come and take a picture. so i think it's very good for and cheer up. i like them because they make me feel unhappy. the very colorful and cheerful. so far the pair have only tested the waters, but with an official exhibition opening on june 10th, the docs will set sail for 2 weeks. climate active his credit tomb. burke

has held her final friday's school strike in front of sweden's parliaments. that's because marks is now 20 is graduating and was no longer be a high school students. we 1st began the weekly protest when she was just 15, inspiring, an international movement, a school students to skip classes on fridays to demand greater action on climate change. altering berg says that while her days of playing tuned are over, she plans to keep protesting on a weekly basis. we're going to continue it because the, yeah, the soon as the beginning, they turn the crisis is, will be getting worse. and the other crises connected to it, those escalate thing, so it is our duty to and here's a reminder of our top story today. donald trump has been indicted on 37 charges related to the mishandling of classified documents and his florida and state. in

march, the 1st time a former us president has faced federal charges. if convicted trump could face a link, the prison sentence, and both ukrainian or russian authorities are still working to evacuate people affected by flooding after the destruction of the mass of consult got down. meanwhile, ukraine has launched attacks on russian positions in several parts of the country. stay with us out after a short break, i'll be back to take you through the day hope to see you then the,

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high, tired of the 34 years i was a middle i didn't know what has the best on the never ending story of asbestos starts june 21st on dw, the donald trump has made history yet again and once more in a way he very much would have liked to avoid. he is now officially the 1st former president to be federally indicted, retaining classified records, false statements, conspiracy to obstruct.