the, the, you're watching you, the news wire from berlin. the death toll from hawaii is devastating wildfires. now at a 106, that number is expected to rise as the search continues for human remains. us president joe biden sledges support and says he wants to visit the area as soon as he can also clean up on the show. germany calls for a diplomatic solution to the crisis in new jersey saying last month's crew has a day stabilize this whole region. and sports, spain reaches the world cup final dramatically victory over sweden puts them bruce

the last brown for the 1st time. the hello i'm claire richardson. thank you very much for joining us. officials in hawaii are working to identify the victims known to have been killed in wildfires on the islands of now we. the governor has confirmed that children are among the dead and relief efforts. are underway, donations are being unloaded to help residents left homeless by the disaster. the federal government has also promised large amounts of 8, and president joe biden says he will visit soon. so many on now we remain without power and are running low on supplies. survivors have recalls of their terrifying experiences escaping from the flames and directly across the ship. it's a big street on an east coast growing of life and where this man is walking just

minutes before the fire burned hook guard and the lease as a neighbor. it's not running escape into the ocean. i'm for washington, there's rocks and legs. but you didn't use cobra. barbara, for what? she kept headsets for, much up to her neck in the cold water. we got as low as a cub, but at that point at 9 i both started to lose consciousness. we began to hallucinate . i would kind of pass out into the water and as my face hit the water, i would come into again and realized where i was and what was going on and how i needed to keep myself safe. for any recent edna had finally died. many others did not escape the rapidly moving flames. the tragedy has left around a 100 dead and more than a 1000. missing a massive search operation is under. we see for dogs a working to be 200 to find out homes,

and we cause the intensity of the police and state of destruction have made it difficult to define and identify human to me a week after the fight. only a few of the dead has been identified using gifts, fingerprints, the exact number may not be known for weeks. let's get the latest from the to these country more joining us now from now we can you tell us more about the situation there and what kind of support survivors have been receiving? yes, the survivors are still mostly place in shelters and still living with friends and during most need of the else clothes, still water and food. and there is a pressing need for that. and also there are many residents around the high net area that hasn't been directly impacted who weren't able to leave in their homes, because largely there was no internet service and the water is contaminated. so it,

i've seen, i've talked to a lot of people who are living in other cities here in around the island because they couldn't return home. also the most pressing 8th is the what's going to happen with their, with their houses that they lost in the, in this zone 0 people i've been, that they've been making calls to get to cover the last covered by insurance. but what starts and to happen now is that the people are, well, people report that they have have been receiving calls from people at dep, say they are realtors and try to purchase their land. they are very vulnerable right now, and they might be prone to sell. in fact, there are many people who are just leaving, flying out to the main line or returning to their countries or forwards in like argentina. because they've lost everything or they, you know, on their side to see that there are stations, the governor wants to prevent this happening. but it's on clear how he's going to prevent anyone outside of his day to buy these,

these properties that people have lost. because the, for the last allow for it. yeah. so still a dire situation and vulnerable people worried about exploitation there as people's are looking for answers about how we got to this point. what started this blaze. there's also been criticism of hawaii is the biggest power company, hawaiian electric. they're under fire for not actually shutting off the power when there were a high wind warnings, even as power lines started to go down. have there been any further developments there? i know they haven't said anything yet. the only thing they said is this uh, the hallway and electricity itself will launch an investigation. and there will be another one around from the state for more than 400 miles wind down. and we don't know, it was still if that was the cause of the, of the fires. but people logos feel that these transmission lines that go up into your support, you by boat should be beverage and other issues have been cut off. and there's also

been calls from locals tele tourists that they should stay away from now. with that now is not the time to be visiting. are those calls being heated? well, uh i've been talking to 2 locals who lived in the high, not all of the house. we have lost their houses and they are say, and you know, locals to stay away from the west coast, you know, from the area that was destroyed. so that resources can go to them and they don't want people looking around, you know, where, where they are, they're still on the dead bodies and devastation is their homes. so they are a little resentful. but actually, you know, the part of the, of the, of the island people do need to reason in the, in this house. and because otherwise they're going to lose all their income. that's what it is. so it is also a stress, it's the west coast of my way that is close behind. what thank you so much for reporting. that's due to these countries while you're in my way. thank you. we can

bring you up to speed now with some other world news headlines. at this hour of the fighting between 2 powerful arms factions and libya's capital. tripoli has left 27 people dead and around a 100 others injured residents were trapped in their homes. as gunfire and explosions, rocks, the city tensions flared when a militia commander was held by a rival group fighting east after his release. it is though the worst of wine when seen in tripling this year. the united nations is warning that more than a 1000000 people have fled sudan to neighboring countries after civil war broke out 4 months ago. more than 3000000 are internally displaced. the un says people there are running out of food and dying due to lack of health care as well. germany's development ministers spaniel schultz is calling for a diplomatic solution to the crisis in new share. she says the crew is not only holding back these years own development,

but also the stabilizing the entire so health, a region with strep stretches across the south of the sahara desert, and shall set who also had the hell alliance. donor group has visited more atanya to meet some of those affected by conflict and to term while when she could no longer stand the violence and the war. when she was no longer allowed to cultivate her fields, she sat down and fled from molly to more retain yet, here in the capital, she was registered by the u. n. h. c r. the united nations refugee agency, young mother for us does not to protest and i was in white, and i am grateful to god every day that i'm being helped here. since registering my life is improved, my children can go to school. we had taken care of if we get sick, which i'm on be, is taking issue one more time here. who's taking in more than 100000 refugees from neighboring motor, late

a heavy burden for this country of only 4600000 inhabitants. people here, a worried about growing threats from tara violence and hunger throughout the region, the coo, by the military john to renew. yeah, let's show up. and those fence to the visits of development minister showed search and will retain the means demonstrative support of the only country still govern democratic lakes among the coolest states of the hills. yeah, i know this is a very unstable region. it's always difficult to create, stay till instability here. that's what this government is trying to do, comes it on. we can only support them in doing so. you know, the solutions have to come from the region we are doing is working in a partnership and trying to stabilize the streets. and in many cases it works the screen but not always to screen venting a conflagration. that's the challenge for the past few weeks. spaniel schultz and has been president of the most important group of international factors of the

region. this i feel the lines that we have to keep making efforts to promote democracy. among other things, we can do that as donors, by showing that the democratic states, democratic structures are really hoping the country's here in the zion. it's one of lucas you either have to visit to a fish marketing mauritania. is capital together with the minister of fisheries that goes to fishing grounds here? remember the richards from the world? germany provides concrete support, code storage systems and better genie conditions to protect the fish from spoiling quickly to a place a piece of to the could be nice. yeah. through the zip outside. yeah. and so how countries, including mauritania, wants to bill it to you in these? yeah, and in this a how that is why we condemned this attempted, cuz you said it's on while your input on the site and we appeal to the all star twos in all to hell. countries to combine the ref helpful so that we can find

a peaceful solution to, to base crisis through negotiation and not through violence. who is pacific from us get the keys with a piece. there can be no solution to many other crises in this region. to head is tara climate change and the lack of prospect with a rapidly growing young population. gemini, is focusing on giving concrete health on the ground. how difficult that can be seen in the chair. all development aid from this, i have a lunch there who's currently frozen let's turn to sports now. and a tournament co host australia are prepared to face england and just a few hours for a spot in the women's world cup final. the winner of backlash will take on spain and sundays match after the latter defeated sweden to secure their place in the file that day. well, to be headed for extra time in oakland, wendy. scandinavians leveled in the 88 minutes. let's bay and had other ideas. olga

carmona was the her link for the spaniards with her powerful left foot and dw sports correspondent, oliver moody. witness spain's victory in new zealand yesterday. he joins us now for a look back over the tournament so far. ali yesterday do zealand host at their final match of the competition. can you give us a sense of what the atmosphere has been like at the tournament over the past few weeks? yeah, i'll be honest. i wasn't sure what to expect from new zealand to this tournament. this is not known as a football country. there are several schools when he's even has teams that are successful. internationally. football frankly is no one of them. so the question was always, will the locals go for it? and the onset was whole heartedly. yes. we could see, even before the tournament starts here, that the training sessions, the teams held, the open to the public. hundreds of people were coming down to get their autographs and get the cell fees at people just want it to be involved and not just with the

big teams like the usa, like you might expect, but also for fos. long teams like know why or less than 9 seems like the philippines. there was always a big crowd. and that brings me then to the opening game. and it's really hard for me to oversight just how important not opening game was for this tournament. over 40000 funds packed into eden park here in oakland, the biggest crowd we'd have a scene for a football match in this country, men's or women's football. a huge amount of noise out the ground there. and when, how to wilkinson opened the scoring for new zealand. when the final whistle went to confirm the country's 1st eval wells comp victory. you could feel that the atmosphere, it was electric. and that really set list told him an up for success because they already had success. and the history had already the night. so there's a light in the local crowds, but team new zealand itself did a crash out in the group stage to that impact crowds or interest in the tournament

. or out of it, i was concerned about that. you do sometimes see the slicing effects when highs nations go out. but in fact, we've seen the biggest crowds at this woke up in new zealand. uh, off the new zealand went out of the tournament. sorry for the last 3. no count games at eden park, which is the biggest stadium in new zealand hosting games. we've had a capacity crowd of just either 43000. so interested in the tournament is on the ground. and i can say as well, when i've been out working, filming, or whatever, or the taxi drive is a drop me off at the stadium. and what have you at people just want to talk about the tournament. they come up to you, they want to tell you about the games that they've been to how and so the time they are. and i really think this also goes back to that opening, getting a success that i mentioned, you know, just having not to lot jump into. i think the positive impact says that historic moment was just more significant to people here than the negative impacts of new zealand going out. however, disappointing thing that may have been,

so people will thank you so much for your reporting there. that is data of use all of the moody in auckland, new zealand. you're watching that dw news from berlin that coming up next is a dw business after a short break. remember, you can also find us online to at d, w dot com and clear richardson. thanks for watching the eclipse someone else through the cd highlights of selected for you, you every week and a new a box. subscribe now become a criminal pretty kind, a tech told me about sugars paralyzed tire societies.