one, dairy go, how smart nature the more likes watching it on youtube, dw documentary. the, you're watching due to the news live from berlin. ukraine issues a warning to ships headed for russians control ports on the black sea keeps as such, best vessels may be considered as carrying military cargo with all the associated risks. without warning comes a day after moscow made a similar scratch. also when the shop berlin police are on the prowl after

a lion is reported on the loose caught on camera in a leafy suburb. and at the women's world cup over 75000 fancy australia gets their campaign underway with a one. no wind over ireland in sidney the hello, i'm clear, richardson, thank you so much for joining us. your brian has responded in kind for russian threat to treat ships bound for ukraine as potential enemy targets. he's now also fast. they will consider vessels traveling to russian ports or russian occupied crating territory to be potentially carrying arms. and both developments follow the decision by the kremlin earlier this week to allow a deal on the export of grain to get the black sea to expire. the un security council will meet friday to address the humanitarian consequences of russia's withdrawal from the deal. so how serious is this threat from keith?

i put that to our correspondent and ukraine mccauley. well, i certainly think there is a feeling here and see if this was the only option left. that essentially what we'd seen rushed to do was an act of piracy, basically complementing what happens to be in a partial russian located or the principal saying is good. now basically for all types of goods coming in, out of ukraine, closing those thoughts and what was required. let's do what had it left to lose. what does that change? that basically means the insurance is going to be incredibly expensive if possible, a tool for any ships heading to versus poor, even if your brain does nothing in the way of minutes reaction, we're going to see lots of foreign ships refusing to go there were some, i have to look full of the ships planted by ships to move its own trade in and out its own grain, which has been selling for record prices. and in terms of attracting russian shipping, it doesn't have to be a direction. we've seen him since this will began, but those naval mines can also travel quite long distance is given the cards in the

black sea, so it doesn't have to involve a direct confrontation. it can be just creating the perception of danger. scaring of the international companies that are vital to that kind of trade and creating a risk. thank you so much for that update. that's mccauley. thank you. let's take a look now at some other world news headlines. brushing prosecutors have reportedly asked a court to sentence jails, opposition, politician i'll explain of only to a further 20 years jail. his problem for alleged extremism is drawing to a close as being held in private at a penal colony when a volney is already serving time on fraud charges, which he and his supporters say are from new fighting has shaken the soothing these capital hard to him as rival generals continue to battle for control. at least 3000 people have been killed since classes broke out. between the rapids, the poor force paramilitaries and the nations regular army in april. millions more

have been forced to flee their homes. the china has dispatched its emergency surfaces after heavy rains called floods in the countries east, and north west. authorities have issued a red alert for rainstorms and affected areas. china state run agencies said basing is ramping up flood control measures ahead of more severe storms and brains expected to last until sunday. and former us secretary of state henry kissinger has met with china is president agency in beijing. she held a 100 year old diplomat as an old friend, long kissinger called for friendly relations between us and china. washington has drastic center is not in china in an official capacity. fair and berlin police have told residents of the cities southern suburbs to stay inside. a mass of operation is under way to catch one of the world's top. predators believed to be on the pro, a short video which caused a huge up real,

a big cat cost and come apparently attacking a wild bull and a suburb just outside of berlin. police of ma'am, to the master set off of the action of the area. even bringing in rent, some hunters in an attempt to capture the way which feed $9.00 and $1.00 also or 2 are taking the search and seriously, they're wanting residents to be a lot in pets. in children, in those. the metro are to a life is missing, talking cheek kima on venice in patients. if there are any people joking. i know it is not our new system of was poor huntington. i was lying. this is so i'm, we're still trying to do it normally to not and will not setup a certain getting a clock in order to be able to solve the wild boar problem like to. but it is a serious situation. is it for 90 asked the lager? no cause in the area they aren't taking any chances. they aren't kept waiting for the 2 little ducks on. that's probably ideal line food shortly. i just have

somebody simple and i have to be honest, i'm a product to this because it's a different caliber compared to a normal dog or another pet that has run away. so i'm going to run home. now i'm going to bring home over here this, i mean and while the search continues, speculation mounts about where exactly the line has came from. buttons whose size no animals are missing on the local surface size is not last age. these, this to yourself got there is no way that this animal escaped from a circus. it's because apart from surface croner, there was no one with wild animals on the road in germany at the moment. imagine there's more to go on the beach expense, say if anyone encounters the lightest to stand still and avoid eye contact. but generally they just stand still and look at what the animal is doing. then the animal, even if it is noticed, you was done still and look at what you are doing is to go. so which task, since the animal gains control of the situation, can decide what it does next was it's only to tune up. for nowadays,

the queen of the jungle seems to made ourselves the queen size. our reporter cried, crowd that has been following that story and has the latest on the ongoing police operation as well. the latest way hearing is that they have been reports of several suspected sightings this afternoon, but none of these have been confirmed as of yet. and this drama really be down to unfolding the late hours of wednesday into thursday morning when a member of the public reportedly sole faced lie in this attacking a wild boar. now the investigators have dismissed this talk, but they did take this report incredibly seriously, as he said, advising people to stay inside to keep the children inside on to keep the pets of the streets. now in terms of the investigation, in addition to the conventional police who was searching for these big top, they've also enlisted the help of local veterinarians. and also hunters who are

most specialized in these types of operation. with regards to the technology, they have helicopters, drones and also an almond vehicle, akin to a tongue, to try and locate the log in. that's but i'll get this house proved fruitless, and the lion is still very much on the loops. yeah, and given that, how have residents been reacting to the news? so they sicily, no sense of a panic of people seems to be adhering to these safety protocols which would be puts in place and they cover really quite a large extensive area of around 230 square kilometer is not just here in the sub pads on the outskirts, but also right up to it, including the city limits of southern berlin on the drive down here this afternoon, the roads did appear to be relatively quiet, perhaps suggesting that people are taking this advice to stay off the street seriously. all day. what i have to say a few people out taking

a stroll in the afternoon, some of the sunshine, several people on their bikes, and even one or 2 people out walking the dogs, despite the advice to keep pets inside until the culprit is no longer allowed. okay, there clearly and bothers and well thank you so much for your reporting. that is at craig, across the reporting from the search area on the outskirts of berlin. the women's world cup is under way button just hours before kick off. the whole city of oakland was under a temporary lock down. at least 2 people were killed after a government opened fire at a high rise building site. several others were injured and the shooter was found dead after a police shoot out. his dealings prime ministers had no political or ideological motivation has been identified, but the attack has spark security concerns in a country where gun violence is relatively rare. opening match went on without any security incidents with co host. new zealand defeating norway,

one know norwegians looked at the trophy in 1995, but underwhelmed in this opening match as the locals, safer to victory and under stacey, the opening ceremony at the eton puck stadium featured the performance by mallory and 1st nations dunces in sing is before the 2 teams observed, a minute's silence the head of kick off the co host with a clear under dogs in this matchup. but it didn't show the minutes since with the 2nd tough a go kick stuff at the soup of attack. as new zealand stones up the page, and finally made the superiority counts striking ahead of wilkinson. swift time jackie, hands close to spot one celebrations. finally up to 15 unsuccessful attempts, museums 1st woke up when was on the horizon. they then had a golden opportunity to double their lead a minute from full time. after a handful co captain, re a possible mist from the penalties,

spots. but it stayed one mill relief and joy greeting to find the whistle and co host australia got their campaign underway. by bidding ireland in front of over 75000 fast and sidney, the curtain was raised with a short opening ceremony, which was followed by a goal list 1st. how? early in the 2nd period, the referee gave a penalty. when haley rossa was phones and desktop desktop to send the locals interrupt c w janik said was at the game. i asked him how australians were reacting to this when yeah, it was pretty emotional to be on us. like when the teams came out onto the pitch and sang the national anthem, so i'm not the most patriotic of people, but i'm gonna say did pull the hob strings quite strongly. um, you know, this game is going through a lot in australia and to say 75000 fans at

a football match in australia is quite incredible. i spoke to katrina gory off to the match. and you know, she said similar things. she was like, i didn't know that with this many football fans in this country, but she also like a code of sense and that a lot of football fans have that. you know, she always believes that there was a potential in this country to, to have such a football festival in certain back yard. and so it's great to say, great to say as rarely get 3 points as well as the zone. so it's a good start to the tournament for the house and there's plenty more to come. yeah, and that turn out you're mentioning it sounds like that might also have a cultural impact on australia. what can you tell us about that? yeah, for sure. this was just quite culturally significant because 1st of all, we had the indigenous flag flying over the pitch, and that's right. it does have a complicated relationship with its indigenous pos oh, it's colonial past. and so to say that with lydia williams, you know, a proud indigenous woman, you know, standing in golf, australia,

it was quite nice for the country to show that side of its kind of culture to the rest of the world ends on the seconds a culturally significant part as well is, you know, a football was really built by immigrants, you know, and propped up by immigrants in this country. and it's very multi cultural society . and we actually had mary fowler on the pitch who has a public new queen, mom and an ars father. and so it was quite special for her. she was, you know, playing for a country of the style. yeah. but against another country in the island. so she feels very, very connected to and that's kind of flex what football he's in this country. it sounds it brings people together, brings coaches together, and it's just great to say it finally celebrated like it deserves. absolutely. now, australia are considered to have an outside chance the world god. who do you expect to challenge for the title? yeah, i mean you can't really go past the us, the one last 2 tournaments,

they still have many experience plays in his gods squads such as alex mogan and repair, you know, as well. and also a lot of young like talent coming through so. so they're probably the main one to watch and then you have england and france, but they've got injury problems. so you're not really sure with a lot. you have germany another favorite, but you know, they've got some form issues going on. and so to be honest, there's like 6 or 7 change that could you listen to them at lee claim to be wanting to win this trophy it's, it's never been like that before. women's woke up is the most competitive 11th day . and, you know, hopefully there's a new nation at the end of the tournament, holding that choice. you'll often. yeah. why don't us right now? well, thank you so much for that. that is the next page in sydney for us. and here in germany and investigators looking into the best of hundreds of ancient gold coins from a museum last year, say they have bad news. they found lots of goals that appear to have resulted from

part the treasurer. seeing melted down, the celtic coins were over 2000 years old. for suspects have been arrested and police say, they hope that at least some of the coins of escapes this fate. to the as soon as update on the sour coming up next, a documentary, looking at how activists are trying to combat climate change is more on d, w dot com. and you can also check us out on social media. ask you to be honest. i'm clear, richardson, thank you so much for watching. the german winning offer is available and for everyone.