the, the, this is the, the, the news coming to live from berlin, russian intensive, pause. it's a tax and northeastern new crate. everyone in coupons and the surrounding areas has to lead versus, as it has captured positions in the region. ukraine's leadership is ordered thousands of people to evacuate areas around hockey as russian forces pushed to retake cities nearby and also coming up $20000000.00 people in the us state of florida. brace for the arrival of storm and dahlia,

which is already caused days of flooding in cuba, plus, leading figures in spans football federation call on their president, louise read beyond this to step down. this comes after prosecutors opened an investigation into the scandal over his world cup, kissed. they say the kiss could amount to sexual assault, the hello him, terry martin, good to heavy with us. in northeastern ukraine, russian forces have intensified attacks on cope young sc near the russian border. russia occupied the city for 6 months before being pushed out. now they want to take it back again. ukrainian authorities earlier this month ordered the evacuation of cope youngsters and surrounding areas dw, use abraham, a company of a red cross unit as they went door to door, trying to persuade civilians to leave

a tremendous fan or in the life and death commission. we follow as the offer civilians a wait out of one of the most dangerous parts of the country. it's the injury. i know you keep driving driving and don't pay attention to the dental. this is a risk can you take to try to save lives? you have to take risks to do something useful. the deal is people not to blame for what is happening. there's the ukranian government orders are clear. everyone in coupons and the surrounding areas has to lead versus, as it has captured positions in the region, showing and destruction are part of everyday life. here he goes for stop. today is a village on the outskirts of the city, anna, and her 3 small children are ready to go. she's been living here with her husband

stanley. he's absent. and his mother in law, lena won't join her. she and her 2 sons are staying i don't want to leave it where, who would look after the house? and i still have 2 children. she does have some work and 12 would a go to the of, we have nowhere to go. she's written civilians and children on her gate, hoping it will provide some protection. if the russians return the ivan is about as old as the board. the family spent much of his life in a basement to avoid showing and russian soldiers. he now finds the outside world terrifying, says when the russian soldiers good trying that they would have large parties, they had fights and sometimes they would shoot at each other right in front of us.

and to show them damaged our house to the need to see something other than war and occupation. my children had been traumatized for the rest of their lives from what we have seen and then her kids are leaving the danger zone. the many are not taking that decision. some 2000 people has signed documents, stating they won't evacuate and won't hold. authorities responsible. if anything happens to them. many and coupons are open, we hostile to us. others tell us why they chose to stay. usually when we do, if we leave coupons, even if my house is not bumped on the 4 walls will remain. there is so much theft, they take over think that's true, quite a few and i will be left with nothing at the age of 60 will fall successful for they mean should i go? i'm 6 to 8 years old who needs me? i will stay and keep you on, so you know,

they kill me and they kill me. what can i do? where can i go? here? at least i'm at home here at least i have something. the city has a special place in the story of the score. it's geographically closer to russia than to the regional capital for keith. and early on in the invasion, the mayor surrendered russian soldiers occupied coupons for 6 months. volunteers tell me they suspect some of those refusing to leave or staying in the hope that pressure will take over again. my son as a why it wasn't the only she would call them the loan creators and those on, unfortunately, in these areas, on the border with russia, the occupier, there was such people in a coupon that, you know, this is so much just to, to be honest, everyone wanted and was able to when they left off to the liberation for much because listening to explosions all year on the health of person will become sink.

little will be in those fall. no, for the spill board. the entrance of the city says coup janski's ukraine. on the other side, it asks, do you have information about traitors to ukraine? as an investigator tells me that of the 285 people in the region being investigated for collaboration with russia. a 100 are in cooper ask you some are even suspected of actively working against ukraine's more effort color. but i've seen that the collaborative activities stand next to world crimes for young. we have had cases when we investigate to a person who publicly expressed a pro ration position on social networks, then it turns out that this person is helping to direct russian rockets and working as an f, as be agent. and for my 1st year and her children arrive at a reception center in har. keep

a 100 kilometers away from the kids. get toys while she registers. they get places in the dormitory, they can stay here until she figures out what to do next. session glue go through the thing it's can run. your child says we so alone up tank. and the soldiers just lying on the road, the children. so all these, i don't want them to see it anymore. that is partially to way approaching because i want to show them that their risk module bad to live than what we have seen. yeah. what's your name? i want to show them more than i. so myself can punch of us out there, which i want them to leave and to have everything and does not know what the future holds for her and her children. but for now, being away from the immediate threat and feeling safe in dw special correspond to abraham filed the report she joined just now from keep it. that was

a harrowing story. there the mother experiencing the horror of war with the small children. this war is continuing to take a heavy toll on civilians in ukraine, isn't it? she's just one of millions. terry. since this war began, 8000000 ukrainian have been registered as refugees in europe, and about 5000000 a little bit more than that are internally displaced, as in the case of anna. and it just shows that, you know, behind the headlines of counter offensive losses or gains. what that translates to on the ground is, you know, human tragedy that it keeps getting worse and worse every day at this war and goes by. now we saw on your reports there a, a, the, despite the selling many people near the front lines are staying in their home, is refusing to evacuate. it's a story. we've seen that again and again throughout this war, tell us more about those people who refused to leave me.

right. i think the vast majority of our old people, you have to imagine, you know, who spend no, no other place then this particular town or village that they're from. in the case of lena's mother in law, who kept saying where, where would i go? of course, theoretically, there are places for her to go shelters in more safer areas, but for them, you know, their world begins and ends in their little hometown and often times they can't even imagine what it would be like to go. and in the outside world, they feel that they've already endured, you know, fours, occupation wars strikes and that, you know, it is safer where they are in the case of cookie and scouts, as we've seen. specifically, there is also the people who are suspected of having pro russia since that these, it's a minority, but it's minority that certainly exists and are also

a collaborators or people who are you know, actively. and it's not just about center minutes more about action and prosecutors and investigators that i've spoken to. they assured me that ukraine is a democracy, so people do not get prosecuted or go to prison for their opinions. is a collaboration is really when someone takes an action and there's a, there's a range of that. and that starts with publicly expressing support for a russia and the war. and it also includes people like teachers or administrators who during the occupation actively collaborated and cooperated with, occupying forces. and of course, people who then, you know, give information to russian forces that then result in death. and that's at the same level as the lead investigator there said with war crimes. talk to us a little bit about what's happening right now. militarily in ukraine. the ukrainian armed forces are continuing with their counter offensive,

trying to push russian forces part of herself. what can you tell us about that? well in the past few days we've seen the you were senior queen reading the southern village settlement of robots and it. and does that for reads are region dot village's not very different is not very dissimilar from other villages that ukraine has managed to regain 12. this counter offensive, these are small settlements, but the difference with the reduction is that it is of potentials for choosing importance. it's on a road that, that needs directly to talk like, which is a rail hub for russian occupational authorities and 85 kilometers from the robot. tonight, there's the city of miller, 2 poles, 85 kilometers has a long way. but that particular gain analysts are saying could put a ukraine on the track to make more strategic gains and eligible is known as one of

the gateways to crimea. and ukrainian authorities have time and again said the crimea is the center of gravity in discount or offensive. and if they get there, they could separate russian forces and, you know, potentially make larger gains. but these gains in the south east, there's a fear that they're coming at the cost of people in the north as we find coupons where russian forces are becoming, are coming very, very close to a thank you very much for that. that was our special correspondent, abraham in t l. some 20000000 residents in the us state of florida are under hurricane watch as a major tropical storm is barreling up the gulf coast storm. italia has already caused the days of flooding and tube. it's expected to make landfall in the us as a potentially life threatening category 3. hurricane late on tuesday,

authorities have declared a state of emergency and issued evacuation orders for large parts of the state. in cuba, people are still running from the store. they're getting out while they still can after days of relentless rain residents here in plenty month or leaving the fate of their village in the hands. to vidalia. as a tropical storm intensifies cuban authorities or bidding on decades hold buses to get their citizens to safety. with much of the west coast and the water officials are scrambling to evacuate tens of thousands to higher ground the flooded for 2 days. it hadn't returned much before it, but now there's a lot of water. it has rained quite a lot, but it's florida. that's expected to catch the worst of it all. use ras. authorities ordering mandatory evacuations in several areas. as the governor declared a state of emergency for 46 of florida. 67 counties, d

n. c. simply one. whether expected to propel the tropical storm from a category one to a category 3 hurricane by tuesday, with wind speeds of up to 200 kilometers per hour. this is going to be a major impact and flirty and should expect that this. this storm will be a major cat 3 plus hurricane. so please prepare accordingly. home to the highest number of hurricanes in the west. that's something people here don't have to be told twice, residence in tampa, loading up and stand backs, gas at water. if they can get any better to be prepared versus not prepared and have regrets. you know, we're college students that are very apartments. the weather sam backs will be enough to say floridians, this time remains to be seen. but in this new age of extreme,

whether it's the best shot, many here of gun say look, some other story is making headlines around the world today. a powerful 7 point one, magnitude earthquake has rocked indonesia. is resort island of bali. holiday makers were evacuated from their hotels when the quake hit stuff had been monitoring beaches for signs by nami. so far there been no reports of any casual rescue teams are evacuating residents in eastern and central china. as heavy rains and flooding hit the region and an unusually wet summer has resulted in weeks of heavy rainfall. government has called for measures to better prepare the country for future floods. in late july typo in the coast rates caused the heaviest rainfall and over a decade the us federal judge has set the date for donald trump's. the trial on charges of trying to overturn the 2020 election results. the date is march, 4th of next year. that's one day before super tuesday. when republicans in over

a dozen states will choose between trump and his rivals to become the parties. next presidential candidate, trump says he will appeal the trial day. thank you very much. you're watching the, the new still to come. tackling pollution for penalizing motorists, depending on what car you have. we look at why driving in london just got a lot more expensive. the 1st to france, which is banning full length, is lumnick a by addresses in schools. the government says the female government breaks rules that strictly prohibit religious symbolism. but critics say the band is unconstitutional and an attack on as long the next week kicks off a new school year in france. but a by a outfits like these will not be back in class rooms. the new education minister has been to the long flowing traces,

pointing to what he calls an increase and attacks on secularism. the buyer has no place in our schools and neither do religious symbols. this has to comply with almost fundamental principles of secularism and neutrality. from already benz religious symbolism in schools including crosses. jewish cape is and islamic head scarves, but many question with at the avaya is in fact religious. typically a loose gammons, popular with some muslim women and girls, similar outfits, a warrant across various cultures and creeds. the band has divided opinion seeing what the buyers address for the he that's all people want to turn it into a religious garment but it's not religious at all. let me see for the secularism means we must not display religious science in places of education or

administration uncle and that is on the road. yes. dear by us. a long dress that's quite loose as long sleeves, but really it's normal clothing. it's not a distinct religious symbol. critics argue that the band, stigmatizes muslims, and the issue is being blown out of proportion. it's a racist xenophobic, anti muslim is lemme phobic diversion that seeks to stigmatize young women in particular. and it's going to create to lots of difficulties by confronting schools with an impossible decisions. what is in a bio and what is a long dress in the of needs? the education ministry has not had issued risk and guidance on the avaya. ben and the legal challenge is likely for many driver's heading to london today. it's become a lot more expensive to take a car to the british capital. london so called ultra low emission zone was

introduced in 2019 to reduce pollution in the city. now it's being expanded from the center of the city to include the whole of the capital or the measure as being championed by mere southern con to bring cleaner air to millions. but it's proofs usually controversial. anyone who's called doesn't meet emission standards now has to pay 12 pound 50 a day. that's around 15 years to drive any way in london. expanded ultra low emission zone or utilize covers an area that's home to over $9000000.00 people. the charges affect older, more polluting vehicles, especially diesels. and that in addition to the congestion charge that everyone has to pay if they drive in central london critics, they, the changes have been built into fost, which is 9 months notice. many have scrambled to buy a us complying vehicle in time that is pushed up,

the price of used calls all in the midst of a cost of living crisis. and what we're finding is, if we do secure vehicles at a higher cost, that costs have to be additional cost, as opposed to the customer for us. they don't have is if i so it's not viable. but the city authority is done by the decision later on this, the data con has promised financial aid to any london is false to scrap and non compliant vehicle. his administration points out that home full levels of nitrogen oxide often exceed legal limits in london. any increase in equity is to be welcome because at least 3 corresponding reduction in the number of premature desktops, the responsible thing to be doing. but the whole thing has also become political. just one example, conservative lead counsel surrounding london have refused to put up signs warning drive as of the charges. so many could get find because they don't realize that

crossing the boundary dw, correspond to charlotte. chelsea pill is covering this story for us in london. charlotte, to tell us more about the impact that this move is expected to have of the charlotte we are joining me now at the boundary of this design, as you mentioned, did not report there did use to just effect in the and central london just that it is now being extended out to the whole of why the london as well now be a, the intention with this is to really make london's uh, clean of the man who is introducing this behind this scheme. he says that fools thousands people here in london di annually as a result of, of causes linked to pollution. he says that is one of the major a health concerns

here in the city. that's why it is being introduced to. but of course, it is not without its control vesee, there are a lot of people who are very angry. this is taking place. will talk to us about the controversy. as you say, it's supposed to make the air cleaner. i think everyone can agree that's a good thing. why is the policy so controversial? charlotte, the the, well, you're right for something that seems to be making significant, important progress on reducing talks ends in the potentially saving lives that has proved huge, a huge the controversial layers become something of a political football. and that's because like sending it out to uh, out of loans in the outskirts, the real hitting working people, people who are already facing trouble paying the bills now have this additional cost every day, if they want to drive these,

these costs of ignition costs up to 15 years a day or face wise or indeed have to buy a brand new car. and that's why people so upset here. i mean, this is based a, a high court challenge. they've been protesting a lot of the cameras that are being set top to monitor this have been vandalized. in fact, some of the neighboring threw out scattering areas and saying they weren't even put top some of these signs that you just saw that warning people. that's how controversial this issue is. it really is about balancing this, this uh, the needs of watching people best is concerned about this pollution bill. cities around europe have implemented similar policies. what lessons had been learned from them of the as you say, this is an issue that a major cities are having to rustle with. now london actually was the sets to

introduce a policy of this kind in central london. it did seem a lot of success as a result of the cities of also now introduced uh, policies aimed at cleaning up hopes ends in the ad biling being one of them being available. so reported some success. but this is something that the cities are going to keep having to look, kept going forward. really way not sees, often competing needs of, of working people, people trying to get to what drive that kids to school. i know also a cleaning up the charlotte. thank you. very much that was the, the charlotte chelsea and pill in london. we apologize for the delay in that line. the spanish football federation has called for the resignation of as president louise with the alice. this just hours after prosecutors launched a preliminary investigation into whether his actions amount to sexual assault or be all this kissed national team player jenny, i'm also on the lips after spain,

one of the women's world cup. meanwhile, ruby on his mother has gone on hunger striking protested the way her son is being treated a new way through the i loses fast running out of friends. these ones john support through the atlas behind the store. one of his last remaining support is his mom. he's locked himself inside of the church. on hunger strikes, the locals, the left to speak for her. some of the people you're not on. right? yeah, we're talking about my life. okay. so he didn't get any one. and others who have killed the 3 said what should be cool this, that hunting him? no, not. that's okay. i don't. this is the quote list. okay. split, stop, play a jenny who most of the say she did not consent to be honest has accused her of lying and he's refusing to patch olivia noble. yeah, they meet these, you know he's, i will not resign speech. one of the many, not d, as in the story,

and now the same people applauding have turned against him. the spanish f, a regional presidents releasing the statements after a mattress. in spite of our meeting on monday night, saying after the latest developments in the unacceptable behavior, the president's request at least will be all is resign immediately to reading the reading or protecting themselves. this was the message from spain's deputy prime minister on monday. do not below the level that i can do that i just can upload that whoever metals the violation of someone, right? yeah, that might whoever wants to presume section regression, what a forced case you should know. i continue in that position. so they've been, they've been doing what is just forced to get started with the case now it's come to this mass protesting agreed on monday nights. the quote liquor case is provided to why the debates in spain about the sexual harassment of women and consent, the message in spanish, it's, are you back with ruby, all is on the other side of the debates and increasingly isolated. you're watching

dw news, just a quick look at the top story. we're following for you this. our ukraine's leadership is ordered thousands of people to evacuate areas around 5, keep as russian forces pushed to retake cities nearby. russia has intensified as the tax and ne, in ukraine and says it has taken positions in the region and terry markets, thanks for watching the

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