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the, the, you're watching due to the news live from berlin. now he's emergency chief defends, his response to devastating fires. to official says to nami, sirens might have some people running toward fire. danger zone is on the hawaiian islands. more than a $110.00 people are confirmed that and over a 1000 to it's still missing. also coming up on the show, england polk, they're placed in the football women's world cup finals with a victory over hosts, australia. you won't be action from down on the
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clare richardson. thank you very much for joining us. more than a week after hawaii is devastating well fires the death toll has risen to 100 at 10 people and more than a 1000. others remain missing us. president joe biden is expected to visit to survey the damage next week. authorities are still scouring the birds out wreckage of the town of la hina with cadaver dogs. but they're struggling to identify the victims with only 5 confirmed so far. relatives are being asked to supply dna samples to help. hundreds of survivors are being sheltered in schools, homes and hotels. meanwhile, some resorts on while we are still operating, although torres are being urged to stay away. or meanwhile, nowadays, emergency chief has defended his department's reaction. i made criticism that the islands, tanami warning sirens weren't used to sound the alarm about the wildfires. which
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areas, as i mentioned earlier, is used primarily for so long as and that's the reason why many of them are found. almost all of them are phone on the coastline. the public is trying to see higher ground in the event that the, sorry to sound it, in fact. and the website that hawaii emergency management agency, the following guideline is provided. if you are in a low lying area or the coastline evacuate to high grounds, that'd be sort of disarming that night. were afraid that people would have gone multiple. and if that was the case, then they would have gone into the fire. let's get more on this from dw is kasha, more reporting from our country here, where they're at this press conference. can you tell us more about what you've heard? yes, there were a lot of questions regarding the why they didn't activate the sirens and the oscar, and also about how they were going to re gain the trust of the people. the
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emergency chief said that we'll have send more people directly into the fire. that is upcountry now, the governor gave us a different response. he said they are working on large changes and better practices. and one of them will be they are going to bury the power lines, oppose the wrong right now, up in deer. and that is a danger, and they also try to expand, they've got this, that's why capacity across the states. you said that there on friday and we'll get more information about major changes in the practice. is that to prevent this kind of disasters? now officials also mentioned there that they've started to identify bodies of the deceased. do we know how far along those efforts are the numbers are still pretty low and that's something that we were. 7 worrying about because if people on the ground that we've been talking about expect the number of deceased to be way higher,
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the police officer explained that they want to be very respectful for the family as they have gathered to teams. for experts also from california that are helping with dna of integration, and they want to notify the families 1st. so they want to be respectful. and that's going to take a lot of time. yeah. and what about the survivors? what is the situation like there for people on my way? now? are they getting the help that they need? they're getting a lot of help from community, even from the same people who use their houses. i've seen it myself, their volunteering and helping other people. there is still in big news of supply, but of course of housing that has, that started to happen now the government and also planned to move the people from shoulders into over a 1000 room in hotels and in the area. also the height of the house and being affected and also into an air b and b as that is starting to happen yesterday to day it was out one of those uh shelters and, and, and they, uh, i saw myself,
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the red cross phone and people the time so you and we found the room for you in this hotel, however, um it's only for us 30 days. we don't know how long, how, how long are they to the stay and the rick ross doesn't know that even there are no said they're working also on new ideas on how to rebuild for people for the future . well, thank you so much for your reporting throughout the week. that is country my in my we thank you. we can turn now to some other stories making world news headlines at this hour. you and chief antonio guitars just calling for a multinational force to be sent to haiti to deal with armed gangs who overpowered the police. eighty's prime minister also supports outside intervention. the many residents have left the capital foresaw products which is now largely under the control of gains by ones has broken out and pocket sons of punjab province
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over obligations from muslims by christians. committed blasphemy. a mob attacked 2 churches and damaged homes in the city of john vala. pages torn from the koran, where allegedly found here a christian district. more than 60 people are believed to has died after a wooden fishing boat carrying over a 100 migrants sank off the coast of the cape verda islands in west africa. survivors say they had been at sea since leaving cynical more than a month ago. well ukraine, it says it has re taken the village of china in the dom. that sc region. it is part of your credit counter offensive to reclaim territory occupied by russia font since the offense had started 2 months ago, keith has been making slow progress. a shell is loaded into an american how it's a cannon. this is the front line of ukraine's counter offensive. since june, the army has been pushing back from active positions that extend more than 1200
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kilometers. and despite the supply of weapons from the west, they're only making limited progress with limited power and its forces stretched thin. but even small advances could turn out to be technically significant. this week ukrainian troops on the south eastern front claim to have re take in the small village of rush china, located within a 150 kilometers of the ports of russia occupied mary, you pull and buddy ends. and if you cry and were to take those cities, the land bridge that connects crimea to russia through occupied you cried would be broken. but getting through heavily fortified, russian lines won't be easy. they'll need to cross open fields which are extensively mind, where they also run the risk of attacks from the s and russian troops behind the tree line. and if they make it that fall next,
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they'll face and elaborate. mays of trenches and metal and concrete empty tank defenses, known as dragon's teeth. still small advances by either side will reduce the capabilities of the other russia. i recently intensified separation in the northeast, drawing ukrainian forces away from most strategic areas in the southeast. now ukraine is making gains on that front forcing. moscow is military to redeploy, but the to and fro cannot continue in its current form for long as autumn and month season fos. the purchase. when oil tanks will be stopped in the tracts until spring we're drawing now by our correspondent materials for the in keys, but he has got to see what again we heard in that report concern over mug season approaching once again. if there is no major breakthrough in the counter offensive by this autumn, what will that mean for ukraine?
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well, the question is, what will happen until the match season starts? because it's still some time ahead and these games that ukraine is making. now they of course, uh, reflect on the, on the future development of the situation. so it's still possible that things will change. but when that point arrives, where it would be difficult to advance with a tongue span, of course uh, both sides will have to $45.00 and the positions that they all and uh we'll have to prepare for the next uh, uh, possible offensive for your grade. most likely, next spring, there's also a winter season. well, offensive, all possible. but last winter ukraine has not made use of them. partly because the technology, the wisdom technology was not there. um, but the things were pretty much uh, slow down and preparations would be made for the next move that tell us more about western weapons arriving in ukraine. what impact have they been having on the
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battlefield to the idea that ukraine had when they started this counter offensive was that these western times would allow them to break so quickly and straight on to these russian positions that has proven wrong. they have lost in the 1st week or so, or 2 weeks of the counter offensive. they have lost some equipment. and they found out that due to the heavy mining uh they would not be able to have this very bold advance that they were hoping for. this is why they have changed their tactics. however, these weston weapons we talking about times, but we also talking about and that's very important at this stage. a artillery and other um, uh, uh, drones, etc. uh that, uh, able to strike behind the lines because of what the tech tactic is now, is that they are going to weaken the russian supply lines i trying to weaken the russian supply lines and the russian to attend the re positions the trying to hit
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the russian artillery positions as much as possible in order to complicate the rushes supply and uh, rushes positions attempt to, to, to make it more difficult for us to, to hold these positions there rather than confronting them head on. so these systems now make a big difference. the ukraine says, including the cluster, munitions that a, they are saying we have in the, you know, being able to verify this, that it's more much more in, in effective, in hitting the russian trenches with these customizations that the u. s. have provided. well, thank you. so much for joining us as always i just need these correspond with us whether or not in of the let's get some sports news now. and england have booked to their place in the football women's world cup final with a 31 victory over hosts, australia. and that is
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a tough to feed for them until those after their magical run to the semi finals. after a k, do start a thunderbolt from ella to drop the deadlock and put england ahead one neil to the line. this is after 36 minutes australia thought they were back in the game when captain sam kirk to them level was a wonderful striking distance, sending the home crowd into a frenzy. the poor defending from the co host in a box. so more unhappy capitalized on an air and put england back on top. the line, this is showing why they're the reigning european champions. alexia russo sealed the deal for england when she put the game out of us fairly as reach me 86 minutes . england reached the world cup finals for the 1st time in history. they will face springs for footballs. top prize in sydney on sunday. start break for australia.
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tough one for australia. there dw sports. alina, who talk you was at stadium, australia as england got the better of the home side, and the home crowd in sydney to no matter how long the australian can spot. it has no impact on the outcome until the parents, of course, had built a reputation for creating an incredible atmosphere. but there was hiding in spite of mighty england. there was one moment of magic when sam could never, but that's as loud as it got. and of course, got very clever, and they channeled all that hostile energy into motivation. here's what rachel daley told us after the match. i actually sent to lucy and chloe before the guy, when i from buddha's buddha is we just like to give him alive. i love this, so football is on about a nice, pretty, and frustrating is pretty and for the so the growth of the women's going to see the amount of people that turned out as falls train. yeah, they reach the 1st f o semi finals and it was the cops and stuff. kathy told me
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that she's optimistic about the future of the game in australia. i think you can say from this tournament the, you know, football is the world's game and there's so many australians that interested the so many young girls and boys that, that want to be playing hard place and step in the right direction. and yeah, we can keep pushing the game forward because based on what we've seen over the last month so, so it's, it's ready to take off for australia. the journey is over with england. they say spain in sundays was cup finals that was unable to talk. you're reporting from sydney. well, you've been watching dw news, a quick reminder of our top story before we go. now ways emergency chief has defended his response to last week. devastating fires saying that using su nami sirens might have sent people running towards the danger. the death toll has presence of 110 people, and more and a 1000 others for main mustang. the
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pitching is often at this hour. stay tuned for the business headlines coming up next to now. so you can always find out on our website too. at w dot com. thanks so much for joining us the. the door and 6 o'clock. my child is screaming. don't take mommy visa to my son, your mommy's not coming back. over february 22.
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