to watch it now the, this is data, but the news live from to the 5 digits for you, cried the netherlands and 10 box or crate to supply. keith with at 16 head across the board against russia. president, a lot of miscellaneous, he calls it an important motivational placed for ukraine's force. also on the program, an extreme with of warning for the south west in the united states forecast is found the alarm on potentially catastrophic and life threatening flooding. california prices for the 1st tropical storm to hit the site and itd and russ

eliza spice rice. again, it's the $25.00 spice process. spins out of control and crashes into the moon. fighting to put a land on the south pole before india the . i'm anthony. how it welcome to the program. the netherlands and denmark have agreed to supply f. 165 digits the ukraine to boost its counter offensive against russia, inc ryan's presidents, the lot of miss lensky and the danish prime minister method of frederickson, paused in the coffin of an f. 16 in boxes. it hurts to provide 6 flat tickets. early a summons, he met the dutch prime minister software to be said he's country will deliver it across once the conditions, a rock is so clay,

how many will come from the netherlands now you fine as long by asking it's wisdom allies for the us 5 to guess so, lensky says the a cross will provide a come back age to drive back the russian invasion. the f. 16 fighter originated in the cold war, but still functions as the modern combat aircraft. the jet can engage enemy aircraft and targets on the ground. the f 16 entered service with the us air force in 1979 more than 4600 have been produced, making it one of the most successful military aircraft ever built to this day. it remains the backbone of many nato and allied air forces around the world. the united states, as well as denmark and the netherlands, are phasing out there aging f sixteens and replacing them with the brand new f, $35.00 some danish and dutch f. 16 so extensive

combat enough gotten this done. it is likely that the airframes being supplied to ukraine will be quite old. i need a lot of maintenance to stay in the air. training pilots and maintenance staff will be the big challenges for ukraine. how the f? 16 will actually impact cubes. war effort will depend on the weapons supplied with the jets or ukraine will be hoping to receive modern weapons such as the us. i'm from air to air missiles, which can shoot down enemy aircraft up to 180 kilometers away. but these have yet to be approved and could be deemed too sensitive to fall into russian hands. that president zalinski has spent months asking for funded yes. without getting them. i asked the deputy correspondent and they so expert terry schultz in brussels

. what has changed? well, anthony, the one thing we know didn't change is president zelinski is position and his tenacity on just hammering nato leaders to provide him with these weapons. we saw this happen with tanks, as you'll remember that he was told he would never get them to be sold. he would never get f sixteens, another fighter jets of that caliber. and here they are being ready to be dispatched. so i think that it's just one more example of how it zalinski goes into meetings with these leaders. he's made a big effort to meet them in person. as you've seen, he's just traveling to sweden, denmark, and now the metal is and he explains to them what is the difference that would make on the ground. and i've been told that in these meetings, he's very calm. he's very deliberate. he comes with backseat, doesn't get emotional and they call the zalinski effect. he walks out and mines are changed and we've just seen that happen again. very do we take from this that escalation, that weird we had so much about in the war is no longer an issue for nice to have countries that or it still is an issue. and with many of these heavy weapon

systems, the, the allies have asked to crane to promise to pledge not to use these weapons in russian territory. so they may not cross into russian territory with these just with the tanks, with some other of the missiles and, and they're, you know, they're not allowed to directly target russian giving russia an excuse to say, nato is now at war with moscow. so when the fact that we've seen these decisions continue to be made means that, that these governments, um, believe the premiums are keeping their word in does remain an issue. certainly, we'll see statements out of moscow if they haven't happened already saying that now nato is again, you know, launching more, escalating more on moscow. but i think that as we've seen, the russians continue there just relentless assault, not just on, on ukraine's military, but on civilians. and on the infrastructure of the country that simply the leaders who are helping ukraine understand that, that ukraine needs more assistance and that perhaps everything they put into the

war so far couldn't be lost if they don't really healthy premiums get over this, this edge. so we have that decision, that's a big one. do we have any more details? the terry, on the deal itself? it's not exactly clear how many fighter jets and when they be going, the netherland says it has $42.00 of these just but that's in total. they need to keep some of them for their own defense. denmark, it has 19 and i've seen differing reports including some coming from president zelinski about how many will be coming from these 2 countries. so we don't know exactly how many we do know that they have to wait until the pilots are well trained until they can repair the address until they've got the facilities on the ground to manage the just and those things are underway. the premium pilots are being trained right now. these 2 countries, denmark and then the other ones are also asking other countries to join this coalition. we know that sweden is looking at perhaps providing some griffin fighter just so you will see more countries come into this coalition. which they sometimes called and burn coalition here at nato headquarters. and that's exactly what

president zalinski is hoping for. anthony. the w cars from terry schultz in brussels. thank you so much. i, a tropical storm hillary has made land full on mexico's baja california peninsula with a full cost as a warning of catastrophic and life threatening flooding. as it approaches the southwest and united states by side a stone previously crossed as a hurricane. it still carrying huge amounts of rain. one person was killed in mexico when flooding swept the vehicle away and land slides and road closures are expected. in the us, hillary has already disrupted flights and sports events. it said to be the 1st tropical storm. they had california in itc address, and camp adoni is the and they say news radio bureau chief in l. i asked him earlier what the situation is loc as hillary a purchase. so right now we've got evacuation centers that are being opened across

los angeles in san diego county is even orange county is imperial county, and we're bracing for impact. so it's already raining here in southern california. 7, part 2, have already seen, you know, measurable ray not much yet. started early this morning, but it's really supposed to come down in buckets here in the next couple of hours. right now saying bags moves to rule areas are really being asked to get your things together and be prepared to leave at a moment's notice. because when the land slides and much slides that are expected to happen happen, they're going told to get out and get out now. so appreciate you're going around and reminding people to pack up things like birth certificates, medication, you know, diapers for the kids toys for the kids. anything that you may need, blankets, anything that you may need if you are forced to leave your home and leave your property and leave your belongings behind and having to stay on a car in

a gymnasium for the next couple of days. wow. fire crews and rescue cruise can get in there and make sure that it say that was dry. some kept the dining of the nbc news ready a directv's in elyse speaking to us earlier. right now, let's take a look at some of the of the stories making headlines this out, and focus in ecuador, heading to the poles in the presidential election of the shadowed by the assassination of one of the candidates. yummy, is providing security for people costing the ballots. fernando beloved defense, he was shot dead earlier this month was a focal credit because a kudos drug. how to top one says china's and 45 war plains and with a defense on as part of military drills around the island in cushion follows last week's visit to the us by target needs, vice president within live, which badging cold, provocative coming to spotty rulers, claim so for world type one, as china's territory, japan's prime minister, familiar casita, has visited think focus cima nuclear plants,

which was devastated by nami. a 1000000 tons of treated radioactive water is choose to be released into the pacific from the officials insist it's completely psych fishermen and some neighboring countries have protested the police in bangladesh. use baton some take us to the 5th opposition activists. the part is for part of a political dispute of supervision at the next election. local media report say around 300 people were injured or rushed as 1st moon mission. in nearly half a century has ended in disaster. the luna 25 approach spun out of control and crashed into the russia was racing to land on the lunar south pole before arrival. indian mission is expected to do that next week. as the far side of the moon seen from a russian spacecraft to luna 25 entered orbit last thursday where it had been

searching for the idea a landing site near the south pole. the launch earlier this month from russia is far east, cause monroe marked a new beginning for most goes moon program. it's been nearly 50 years since the last luna pro number 24 traveled to the moon and back to what was then the soviet union carrying lunar sort of samples to the launch pad. this time took longer than expected. liftoff was delayed by nearly 2 years. one major reason was the war and ukraine before the invasion, the european space agency was set to supply the space craft navigation camera. but the war put a stop to the partnership. as a result, russia said it would not share any of that scientific findings with its former international partners as well. she was not the

only player and what's fast becoming a 21st century space. res nasa is planning to bring human subject or its closest neighbor within a few years and build a base there for its future expiration of the cosmos. russia, china, japan and india have similar plans for lunar. i'd posts for to achieve them. they all need water, which can be turned into breathable oxygen among many other uses. and that's why they're all heading for the moon, south pole. in this yet unexplored region, the sun sits low on the horizon. the craters can be many kilometers deep, with high peaks keeping some lice as leaving the depth and perpetual darkness, with temperatures dropping to minus 200 degrees celsius. perfect conditions for ice . and this month, the race of the moon is coming down to the wire. india's lunar craft is just days away from its attempt to the soft landing on the south pole. it was launched for

weeks before rushes on manned space mission, but took a longer loose. it was a redo of india as 1st attempt to reach the moon, which entered the crush 4 years ago. and now it's russia who has crushed eyes, narrow in the competition for the remaining contenders. full. i've got some sport announced by and have won the football women's world cup for the 1st time. i bet england one knew in the final and sydney to become only the 5th nation to hoist the tracy. it's the 1st time since 2007, that the windows have been irritating. spain were assured their 1st ever ruled, got metal no matter the outcome against england. spain's captain old the card mona struck the 1st blow and the 29th minute caught him on the drill that passed mary hertz giving letter on the lead at the break. spain had the chance to double their lead after england's kira was, was called for a handful. the video assistant referee took a while to decide to call,

but eventually awarded the penalty. spain's jennifer her most stepped up with mary, made the se, keeping england in the match. england had to choose to level in the waiting seconds of stoppage time, but the ball went straight into the arms of spain's goalkeeper cato cole with the se, spain, when the women's woke up for the 1st time in their history. now after the final l. d, w, changing sidney, asked spanish spencer with a what the win means for them and for women's football. in spite, i know, i think you will inspire so many girls and schools and everything. so i go, i love pain, but i always look bad. and there's like a heavy representation of by saying these things. so i'm like very, very, very happy that they want. well, i'm very proud of my country. i mean, i never imagine and believe that i'm gonna leave these moment here because i'm here

learning. i'm english scores look very proud of my country. i'm very excited and very excited. very exciting into that is all the news for now. i'm next that documentary series reports on the digital gold rush. as bitcoin favorite groups, latin america, it's coming up after a short break. i'm anthony, help for me and the team here. thanks for watching and stay with us. if you can now, jerry is here, mauritania is hands on. mark track. we know is this one of the great dream and the grim reality the sahara was hell, i swear. what remains? i just want to be for you. the house on the edge of this a hard on the last shelter start september, 2nd on dw.