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the 1st rainstorm of its kind and 84 years dropped more than half an average years worth of rain in the house of beat. normally dry south western united states, the hello, i'm clear, richardson, thank you very much for joining us. ukraine's president will let him hear zalinski has thank the danish people for their support after denmark agreed to provide keep with f. 16 fighter jets speaking outside the danish colonies in copenhagen, he hailed the danes for standing with you frayne. in the face of russia's invasion, denmark and another one came the 1st premium allies to commit to supplying keep with west for war planes. on sunday, was the lensky said ukraine was on course to win the war. today we are calling to them. that's russia will lose this war.

but this is not, not the only main use team. the main thing is what we prove. with our victoria. we dollar a corporation. what's due proof supporting you create together. we prove that live is a value that people match or freedom matters your matters. let's go to across to our correspondent and need to expert kerry schultz. she's been covering story for us today from brussels. terry present as a lensky, they're delivering that speech to a roaring danish public what, what stood out about his speech to you. i think that's the thing that stood out and most claire was just how many thousands of people showed up to hear zalinski speak that he was received as a rock star by the danish public,

even after the war has gone on for so long. early years he got an extended standing ovation in the danish parliament, even the forces spoke. so it's clear that deans wanted to show that they support him, the support ukraine and certainly with this decision to send the 16, this is not only moral support, this is definitely ongoing and even heightens military support. tell us more about that decision to send that 6 teams. why did this decision take so long? so for the ukrainians, of course they would have liked all of these high caliber weapon systems to be delivered yesterday and they've been asking for them for months. but just like we saw with this tank decision uh, the leopard they were told initially that they would never get these modern tanks. they were told they wouldn't be getting fighter jets. and now zalinski is continued push his continued repetition of how much difference it would make for his forces on the ground. and in fact, rushed his own behavior, continuing to show civilians to the store,

you create the infrastructure from the air. all of these things factor into what used to be a lot of political reluctance to send these these fighter tests. but there are also some practical reasons. there weren't pilots trained to fly of 16 so that's now underway. they don't have facilities to deal with them. they don't know how to fix them. so all of those things are now in, on course to be a to be upgraded in ukraine so that they can actually receive these jets. now, the russian investors to denmark, we should say, has warned that this decision to deliver a 16 is going to lead to an escalation of the conflict. how worried is nato about these comments? a new only exist to deal with russian threats, of course. and this is the same thing that we hear from the kremlin every time anything is done to a ukraine. but certainly, as i said, the russian hasn't held anything back in, in trying to destroy the ukraine until ukrainian. so i think that that argument is certainly not carrying as much weight as it used to at the same time clear the

countries that are contributing these, these high level weapon systems have made ukraine, promised that they will not be used directly inside russia, that they cannot go into russian aerospace with the fighter jets that for example, they can't shoot missiles directly onto russian territories. they can see the russian territory. they can simply use them to push the russians out of ukrainian territory. so the, the allies of ukraine are definitely making clear to ukraine. there is a red line to this. these cannot be used directly to attack russia. now, do you think this promise of a sixteen's increases pressure on other nato member states like germany and other kinds of military assistance that ukraine's been asking for? i think it definitely does, because once they have f sixteens, they would be able to fire more advanced missiles air to air missiles until now they just have the soviet made ming planes. and so they were much more limited into what they can do from the air. so there will be definitely be more requests made for air to air missiles. and again, as you mentioned, the german tourist system,

the ukraine has been asking for that in germany is considering it. but we've also seen that public opinion in germany is not necessarily in favor of sending these longer range missiles to ukraine. so that's something that president zalinski will have to continue working on. thank you so much for reporting is always that is it. terry shields for us in brussels. a human rights watch has a cute saudi arabian border guards of killing hundreds of ethiopian since march 2022. and your report by the end jail with lenders that saudi troops have systematically carried out. mass killings of migrants and asylum seekers at the many saudi border. guards are said to have even used explosives. saudi arabia has previously denied allegations of killings and human rights abuses, bias border guards. thousands of migrants, mostly from ethiopia, travel through young men to reach saudi arabia each year. so when nadia hardman is the author of that report and to research our human rights watch earlier,

she told me more about her findings. so it's an extensive report which sets out, you know, how these kennings, which we say uh my uh, widespread in systematic in may, amounts of crime against humanity are being conducted. and as you said, you know, we've confirmed explosive weapons use because we send images that people send me of the injuries to forensic experts who confirmed that they are consistent with the last and fragmentation coming from explosive weapons to generally what we found is that sadie bought a gods with firing explosives, people said more to projectiles, and they so rocket launch is mounted on top of the vehicles. i lodge groups and migrate the site and say, because you know, up to 300 people and people described, you know, killing fields of, of you know, dead and wounded migraines. as i said, one survivor who has a 14 year old girl said she woke up after passing out and shock. and so people were

sleeping around have they actually was of the dead migraines? and generally smaller groups trying to cross was faced with shooting spice out people to guys, you know, that really quite terrible stuff where people said that they were asked what's the name of that body. they wanted to have shots and then they were shocked to that. and then as i said, many people have now lifelong injuries and stranded with limited medical assistance inside them. and so, i mean those details are really showing in the report. i also saw that you have written that many of these people were then later held in saudi detention. what do you think the idea was behind that? i mean it's, it's difficult really to put ourselves in the minds of the perpetrator here the sun go to god's and um, you know, the authority under which they're acting, answering your question to the authorities. but what we just see is really, you know, um these terrible abuses. i mean,

we've been documenting most attentions for years found inside saudi arabia. but this time for use of detention facilities, you know, off to surviving explosive weapons attack. and, you know, potentially a new, a current, but definitely the mass kevin, so something which is um to on knowledge a deliver escalation, old or the you, when did none of these violations in our last year and son, and that's a through special procedures to the saudi authorities on the who say to a application by facilitating people's access to the border and then the, you know, the saudis, you know, basically deny that this is happening. that was research or an audio hardman of human rights watch. speaking to me earlier, we can take a look now at some other world news headlines at this hour. phase ring has given north korea's state carrier airfoil, the green light to restart commercial flights. china air travel between the 2 countries were suspended under who 2020,

after they shot their borders to carpet spread of cove and 19. china's be isolated and secretive nations biggest trading partner, firefighters are still battling record breaking wall fires on the spanish island of tanner reef. thousands of residents and taurus forced to flee the place. it is already ravaged some 120 square kilometers of woodland. officials say the fire is the worst to hit the canary islands, in fact, a greek authorities. meanwhile, i've ordered several villages to evacuate as a major wall, fire continues to burn. near the turkish border in the northeast. officials have urged residents and the nearby port city of alexandro policy is to stay inside due to smoke from the place. and that's as a tropical storm hillary is now inundating the us state of california after wreaking havoc on mexico. the us state has not experienced such a storm and over 80 years and forecast or warning. it could bring

a years worth of rainfall to desert areas. a tropical storm hillary lashes california as it travels north from mexico's pacific coast in a region prone to drones and wild fires. this storm is a historic weather event of unprecedented. we've had so on this before, but never anything quite this windy and rainy at the same time. there's a big tree that just fell over there. and i probably shouldn't be out here. the state of emergency has been declared in much of southern california in the los angeles area, residents have been warned that although the storm is weakening, as it moves, inland danger remains. the 1st of the range is potentially

left to come. we will continue with our mission and our primary mission, of course, is to protect the lives of angelenos and their property right now. it is critical that angelenos stay safe and stay home unless directed otherwise by safety officials classes have been canceled in schools across the region. as millions brace for flash floods and much slides, the national weather service is warning of potentially catastrophic and life threatening flooding. let's turn to sports news now and, and the buddhist legal own berlin has started their season with a win bidding mind for one at home. kevin baron, score 3 goals, delivering a hat, trip for berlin. well, mine's missed 2 penalties. with me you're signing, rubbing, goes in starting on the bench. it was the most familiar face who gave you on the earliest of leave. having barons rising highest to put the host in front with just

52 seconds on the smoke. not long after batteries repeated trick. again, out jumping a static might defend me on to up inside 10 minutes. the team that upset the last season to qualify for the champions league shipping some very early season promise mikes missed a penalty in the 2nd half before anyone's very easy sunday afternoon scroll was briefly interrupted by the screams onto the cassy with the something fully mobile service was resumes 20 minutes, some time barons who else with yes or no, the header, he's 1st ever putting this leak. i have 3 more days of the minus mission. now the penalty before the end, frederick run off again saving from new to the casual meeting or tons of it savvy to break away full goals, new on and stuff. it's time for the product to the end. when the veterans

anyone's campaign off to a winning starts with greatest things, i'm bigger opponents starting to come and i and i frankfurt edged out john scott who were playing their 1st bonus, legal match in 6 years. frank 1st breakthrough came in just before half time. thanks to it on dollar, quote me the frenchman's board. 15 goals for friend for it last season. the 2nd highest lead. and his 1st of this season was enough to earn his side a narrow one. no way for we go. let's get a reminder of our top stories at this hour. the ukranian president will let him use lensky has addressed the danish parliament. and thanks for the country for its commitment to supplying us, made at 16 fighter. just you praise denmark, solidarity and disapproval to repel russia's nation and tropical storm. hillary has hit the us state of california authorities there warning of an unprecedented

weather event and potentially life threatening flooding. and coming up next into the news asia. why russian and chinese naval ships are on frequent drills and patrols together in asia and we're coming up for a short break. thank you so much for watching the future during 6 o'clock. don't take mommy visa to my son, your mommy's not coming back over february 2020 russian troops and fated to.