the the this is dw news live in from berlin tonight. the us soldier who walked into north korea has been kicked out of the country. 2 months ago, private travis king cross the border from south korea into the north. apparently, he told the north koreans he did that because he was disillusion with the us. also coming out morning, the relatives lost in a wedding inferno. more than a 100 people died when flames ripped through a packed wedding hole in the rack. and at the european court of human rights,

the case of europe, children accusing the grownups of not doing enough to stop climate change. and a storm named alia, sweeping across greece, flooding rose, cutting power, and damaging homes. it's the 2nd major storm this month. the i'm bring, gone to our view is watching on cbs in the united states and to all the people around the world. welcome the us soldier, a private travis king who dashed into north korea from south korea back in july, is now on his way home. north korea expelled key after 2 months of detention for illegally intruding on his territory. he was transferred to the united states personnel a neighboring china and is expected back at a texas military facility sometime early on thursday. or here's what we heard from the us state department about how travis key was brought back into us custody. we

appreciate the professionalism of our diplomats, who worked with their counterparts of the department of defense and coordinated with the governments of sweden and the people's republic of china. and we think sweden and the people's republic of china for their assistance and facilitating that transfer. he is now on his way to the united states and we expect him drive in the coming hours are correspond to the washington janelle demario and has more on the details shared by the us administration regarding travis king's release. well, we know that the release happened over night were told that travis king is in good health and in good spirits. we don't know exactly why north korea has decided to do it at this particular moment. but as we heard there in the sound bites, we heard the us government thanking the government of sweden and china for helping to secure a travis king's release. we don't know exactly who did what,

but we know that sweden would have played a key role in negotiating, considering that sweden usually negotiates on behalf of the united states with north korea. because north korea and, but you west have no diplomatic relations. there is no us embassy, empty, own young. we also know that it was sweet and who told the u. s. that taught travis king was about to be deported and we're told that an intense period of diplomacy followed. and that brings us to today, where he's on his way to that military facility in texas. as you said, do we know what's expected to happen to him once he arrives back on the us territory of the well is that part really is unclear. now if we look back onto parts of his story, we know that he was stationed with his unit in south korea and then detained for 2 months over assault charges. he was been released on july time

a week later he was meant to go back to the us to face disciplinary proceedings, but he managed to evade his guards. and instead of forwarding the plan to the us, he decided to join a tour of the dom militarized. soon between north and south korea and that's when he crossed over into north korea. now the military of course declared him absent without leave, which means that you could face further punishment, like all the forfeiture of his pay, like this honorable discharge. he could even face more time in military jail and whether he's going to be punished separately for this action for actually going into north korea is also unclear. but us officials have said that, that before any further decisions are taken on travis king. the priority is providing him with medical aid and psychological aid, and we're uniting him with his family. all else will follow later. and, you know, considering the, the, the changes between the us and the north korea. it's surprising, isn't it,

that the north korea was willing to give up a us soldier to begin with and that the, this situation was resolved so quickly. indeed there was some amount of surprise there were many who were expecting travis king uh, to be held a bit longer. that he could have been used as a bargaining chip, especially as relations between you, between the us and north korea, deteriorate over north korea. accelerating nuclear program over the u. s. has expanded joint military exercises with south korea. but there's also this reading about, travis king, was not a high value asset. and at some point, perhaps the north koreans decided that he wasn't worth the trouble and expense of keeping. he needed food. accommodation guards and translators as a for the us as part. so they've been, they've taken pains to point out that they don't see his release as a breakthrough in us and north korea and relations at all. they see this as

a one off occurrence, and they say no concessions were made. 2 or 3 are in securing travis king's release right now with the ladies there in washington. we appreciate your reporting. thank . when l to rack and a wedding that turned into a deadly inferno, at least a 100 people were killed in more than a 150 injured in a blaze that with this is a may, had been ignited by fireworks char debris. now blocks the hall where hundreds of guests had gathered for a wedding. the ceiling collapse onto the guests. turning celebration to carnage. more than a 100 people are dead. including the bride and the groom that i witnessed. it said the fire broke out as the wedding couples were on the dance floor. how did this happen?

well, actually they were like, i mean, what can i say? they were about to do a slow dance with us, so they only the fireworks circumstances of the heat. the ceiling which caused fire launched on how long did it take to seconds? not the entire whole was in fire in seconds. survivors were rushed to hospitals to be treated for burns and smoke inhalation. as rescue workers sift through the rubble authorities are investigating the tragedy. jody, a, the investigation is ongoing. the reason for the fire was that fireworks was said off inside the whole fireworks. we used in the not unusual way fireworks and not to meet it outside the whole little on using them inside that laid to the building of the ceiling which fill on the people inside the whole can and then concerns

mount as illegal highly flammable building. materials may have fuel the rapid spread of the fire in the wedding hall. meanwhile, family members have assembled once more, delayed their loved ones to rest. just a day after they had come together to rejoice at the wedding. so say i leave them all. there is a journalist in the ranking capital bank did. she joins me now. lean. it's good to have you with this. i mean the images they are, they are horrifying and it looks like that the, the wedding hall, the entire structure that was completely burned out. i mean, did the fire crews do they have any chance of even containing the blaze? i mean, they has very, very little chance of doing anything. this fire started and then you saw on the image is how fast it's spread. witnesses say it took seconds for the whole ceiling to catch fire,

and when the rescue workers arrived to the venue they couldn't get in because there was a warm door that was closed and the emergency exit was supposed to be also smoke. so they had to break into the venue to try to rescue the people that were clean for their lives and trying to escape the same. and we understand a 150 people were reportedly injured any were on their condition tonight. we many are in severe conditions. they have sustained the injuries from the fire from the flames. people are also being given oxygen because they're having breathing difficulties because they were suffocating from all the the smoke that was in the venue. and then there are also people being treated for injuries to say, suffer trying to get out when there will be crowds and people who are crushed together. so there are many, many people now searching for their loved ones because ultimately many voters haven't been able to be identified given the damage that they suffered from the

same to the investigation. but we, as we understand it, and centering around these fireworks that were allegedly set off inside the venue, which is shocking. i mean, what have you heard in just people's reaction to that. i mean, there's a lot of anger all over iraq that this kind of and this can happen all over again because this is not the 1st time we see that you 6 lives in the rock. we have seen the cells we have seen in the north and just a couple of years ago, there was a deadly fire in the hospital in the south of the act. so people are demanding that new measures would be put in place that there would be security checks, all of these kinds of the news from tomorrow or just have said that they will carry out safety information on any building that is crowded into the schools and

hospitals and and more general is lena milers with the latest tonight from baghdad, just the age tragic, tragic story there. thank you. well, here's a round up now and some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world either by john have the rest of the former head of government. they're going to cover about the region as he was trying to enter armenia, reuben or don. yet is a billionaire who made most of his fortune in russia. he was taken to the capital advisor by john bach, who is arrest comes as almost a quarter of newborn and power bucks ethnic armenian population. fleas the region. the united states as admitting is real into a select group of countries whose citizens can enter the country without obtaining a visa in advance. starting november 30th is released, we'll be able to travel to the us for up to 90 days, simply by registering with the electronic system for travel authorization. german

police have rated dozens of homes, a link to an extreme. mr. races group that promote did not see audiology. germany's interior minister blamed or banned rather the group known as the art good mind shop or the race community. it was one of several of right wing groups banned in recent months to hey, russian saw use of space craft has landed in cosmic style. and after returning from the international space station on board were to russian cosmonaut and a us astronaut. frank rubio. rubio said a new us record by spending more than a year in space. that was after a technical effect delayed his return. and we're back here on earth. 6 young people from portugal are taking the entire european union to court. now, there between the ages of $11.24, and they're accusing you countries of doing too little to stop global warming in action that they argue is a violation of their human rights. 6 young people and their lawyers against the 2

countries. they say simply on doing enough to stop global warming, these activists have come describe bulk to all use of the climate policies of oil, the e u. member states, as well as britain, switzerland, norway tacky, and russia. a so inadequate the violating that human rights. today's case is about the young. this is about the price that they are paying for the failure of states to tackle the claimant's emergency. it says about the home that they will suffer during their life times unless these step up to their responsibilities. a group range and aid from $11.00 to $24.00 were moved to bring that case by the huge wildfires. and then they took portugal back in 2017. more than a 100 people died with scientists and climate change have made the flies was. now

the activists are hoping the european quote of human rights can false governments to drastic may accelerate the efforts to combat global warming. you, when has warned current targets put the world on costs, but catastrophic climate breakdown. sped what i expect from government all the time while i'm at the shop 1st on the thing that is real is a, this is a main problem because it's so infringing on our human right? it's mostly like 2 months. i declare a full that can happen. they'll need to persuade the quotes the judges of the case with lawyers for the defending governments. arguing the 6 young activists have improved a direct link between the homes. they say they've suffered and that climate policies a global its impacts. could this case, have i put the question to marco's, already on the, you, in special reference your on toxics in human rights. so thank you for having me. well, the, the case going to have a significant impact because it can allow the european court of human rights toward

typically what are the 1st principles on the human rights responsibilities of states in regard to climate change. the court could also order states to do more, to confront the global crime of prices. there are minors that here as plaintiffs, and that struck me was always looking at this. shouldn't their parents actually be the ones that play that's taking the you to court or does it make a difference? it, it makes no difference to the, the, the court in the human rights regime is open to victims of being able to seize the mechanisms of protection in order to vindicate protection for their right. the arguments posed by the miners in the climate change will have a significant impacts on their lives. i see aggravates during their lifetimes, is,

is a, is a strong one. it is, it is well established by scientific evidence, but over the coming years there will be increasing droughts. sheet waves and children are in the fence line. so for bearing the brunt of, of those impact. is there any precedent into this case where you have young people taking countries, taking grown ups to court for failing to take action to protect the next generation . as there are cases where miners have utilized human rights arguments and, and commissions in order to see protection against the threats of climate change up. what i would also surface of the case bills on decades of interaction between human rights and the environment. it is well established that environmental degradation can infringe on

a number of internationally protected human rights. and it is similarly well established that states have an obligation to address before cbl risks posed by environmental degradation. what's unprecedented here is the application of these principles to climate change, and would it be a success for these young plaintive, if the court were to say, it is a human right to expect countries and adults to take the action to protect future generations? well, that is certainly a possibility we, we have seen the national courts in european countries like the netherlands and in germany, ordering governments telling governments that they're not doing enough that they should defend their emission reductions. and that is because addressing the global climate crisis will require deep and rapid reduction in the emissions of greenhouse

gases, to be honest, here, mr. macos or younger, we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us tonight. thank you. my pleasure. thank you. i storage, arranged from storm alia, swept across central grease damaging roads, funding homes, and causing power outages. all roads in the port city of bolos had been closed. european union has promised emergency funding to help greece cope with recent flooding and wild flyers that have called billions of bureaus and damage. the greek government has declared that adapting to climate change is a national priority. all right, i want to go now. there are correspondents of vx web talkie. she's following developments for us from athens is a video. i mean what, what's the latest now on this 2nd major store? right now, the situation, especially in the port city of bolton central views, looks really dramatic. the, the city is mid to release drowning due to the su to now all the water,

the river is over floated. it's almost 3 meters high. fly, a forces are operating in order to rescue people that are trapped in their houses that are trapped in their cars. even so uh right now it's really cool to take the pictures that we um, uh see. and so also uh the people, um, are it cut off on villages and non family own streets have been cut off and that become clips so its dangerous right now for the residents there. and i understand you had been talking with people in volt, los, and we know that all traffic there has been basically banned. what are people telling? so we talked, the residents also bolos earlier, and they told us that the amount of water that um they see and that is uh, washing away the city since early this afternoon is nothing in comparison. and um,

it's is more as sorry when you compare it to a storm. daniel, only 3 weeks ago, people are trapped in the houses with golf electricity for hours now for 5 hours. that without the necessities, we are 80 percent of the city is without electricity, water is coming out of the ceiling inside the houses. and people try to communicate to tell each other if they're safe. and the only thing they told us they can do right now is really hold for this to stop. and also they told us they are tired because it's only 3 weeks. so they leaving this whole drama again. yeah, exactly. it's like this might be or that is repeating itself of greek authorities, the government saying that it's a national priority. now to deal with the effects and climate change. does that mean much to people right now it is a priority for the break authorities to, to deal with climate change. c however,

a endorse rising within the population right now, the greek authorities are advising people to, to stay inside. to avoid on necessary transfer school will remain closed, the main roads will remain closed. but it's, it's a huge challenge, especially to consider what the country and the city of golf has been through the last weeks and the last month. yeah, and that's unbelievable. the use of the eclipse like is with a laser like from athens of via thank you. thank as well, it's definitely one of south americans most beautiful size and one of it's important sources of fresh water. but now lake city is in danger of disappearing all together. the lake lies in the and these mountains on the border between bolivia and peru. the area is currently experiencing its worst drought in almost

half a century and that is threatening the indigenous population that relies on lake to the kaka is drying up trout and high temperatures. mean water levels are approaching in all time low. that's affecting the indigenous communities in the area pedro can to, has farmed here for 60 years. he's increasingly concerned about the lack of rain. we've had the language to, it's very serious. the lake is shrinking in depth and width at the same time frame work 2 years ago with always reigned as you now. it doesn't rain anymore. all right, you're in recent years, the lake has been losing water at an alarming rate. on the left side are images recorded by d, w in 2022 on the right, the same area a year later, there's not a drop of water inside the in

2001, there was water up to the community over there called lakaya like the water had risen up to that point and it was all covered by the lake. now there is no longer water or there's already disappeared. they stop at the seat soundly to the drawing lands have caused the changes to the agricultural cycle the same, but i'm lucky if we normally plant potatoes here. well, themes, barley, kima again with everything that grows here. look good, but now we can't grow anything. me photo throw this, fill out on the screen. interesting grandmother. the animals are left to eat dry grass. and then we can no longer live here with our animals. and we just cannot live here with the cattle anymore. seeing what's going to figure out another is jose luis

montano from bolivia is institute of hydraulics and hydrology. says the climate change is to blame. alien came in to elect him to the increase in temperature due to climate change. it's causing an increase in the evaporation rate by side of the buckboard. i see on is the see that that means a greater amount of water evaporating the report on them. therefore, there was a reduction of the water surface on like to the caucus with if you see they are what they live. what did you catch up? many people here feel hopeless. some have already left. this is the names equal. see, we have sons and daughters evaluating, and most of them go to the capital, la, pause to buy or to another country. you can't live here anymore than guns. there isn't even pastor page work into fields abandoned. and we're not going to say you, nobody helps us. yeah. yeah, it would be great if the government did something,

but they don't even come to see what happens here. and i think it of is pedro once and irrigation system. but while he waits for the government, but he prays for rain sports. so he's now at the agent games in china. rising chinese swimming star, john, you followed has back to more record breaking gold metals. john won her 3rd gold when she finished the 100 meter butterfly and a new asian games record time is 55.8. 6 seconds is also part of china. is gold metal, meaning mix 4 by 100 meter medley relay squad. that cruise to victory in record to golf these now and wider come fever is ripping roman with the bi annual duel between europe and the united states. a set of t off at the cities mark of sim only golf club on friday. the 44th edition of the cop is a treat for italian fans with their country playing host. for the 1st time around $55000.00 spectators will watch the action live each day and most of them will be

back in a european team that is less experienced than usual. ment. several stars including former captain henry stanson in eligible. having defected from the european tour to the soul, the funded live golf to a nearby in storage, 40 meg or roy. he said the absences weren't really on his team. mates. ma it's, it's certainly a little strange. not having them are on that. but i think this week of all weeks it's going to head home with them that you know, they're not here and, you know, i think they're gonna, they're going to miss being here more than then we're missing them. he said, germany is noisy, strong sign castle. it welcomes millions of visitors from around the world every year, and most of those visitors are wide by bus. well for the german sky, the ivr max mother of that was rather boring. so he decided to detach himself from a paraglider in mid air and zipped past the fairytale castle in the bavarian alps

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