the, the, this is dw use life from bullying. joe biden calls on americans to cool their political templates. the us presidents condemns by themselves to his rival, survives, and assassination attempts. the wish is donald trump, well, trump arrives at milwaukee for the republican national convention. he calls for us he off to the shock of the weekend and refuses to reschedule plans with the convention or think today and london's vote in the presidential election that will return encompass public. accommodate to all of these pieces bible's book funds for running the

bank visible and welcome. donald trump is soldiering on of that. having narrow the escape dash and a shooting at the campaign valley over the weekend. informing us president is in milwaukee, wisconsin. the republican national convention, but he said to be declared the vice presidential candidate is supporters have been gathering outside the venue to welcome him, compass code 4 units. he's saying, he'll remain defiant, the f. b, i is investigating the assassination attempt as a potential act of terrorism. but it's get to identifying a motor president your bite and has held a televised address, urging americans to cool down their rhetoric and to preserve their issues at the ballot box or the attempted assassination. on donald trump, there's no place in america, this kind of violence for any violence, ever a period,

no exceptions. we can't allow this violence to be normalized. you know, the political record of this country has gotten very heated time to cool down. we all have responsibility to do that. yes, we have deeply felt strong disagreements, estates, and the selection are normally high. i showed it many times that the choices this, the likes we make, the selection is going to shape the future of america and the world for decades to come. i believe that all my so i know that millions of my fellow americans believe as well. and some have a different view as to the direction our country should. disagreement is inevitable and americans are part of human nature. politics must never be a little battle from a god from good. can we feel as republican party delegates gathering milwaukee for the convention? many of them that convinced that the failed assassination attempts as boost to donald trump's chances of winning the presidential election. the double using us

poll spoke to some trump supporters, who believe the phone, the president has a most strong to the name of the atmosphere. this time is different from former years. there is a palpable sense of insecurity. and the attempted assassination of donald trump and its consequences are dominating the conversation. they've tried to put him in jail and that didn't work. so now somebody tries to take his life and i feel like that he is going to come back stronger than ever. this was not just an attack on the political person, a political party. it was an attack on an american, as you can see from the attempt, that he still thought about the people 1st. he's a wonderful man, he's a faith family and freedom present it. and that's what we need right now in our country. thank god. trump turned his head to the right time and direction of the holy spirit and the bullet missed and just raised the more i predict trouble when

california new york and every state. i can't imagine each state wouldn't vote against him at this point. i think god is in control and i think he's gonna watch over us. so i'm not really worried about it. but otherwise, i wouldn't be here today. this is the reno read delegates from all states gather to select their candidate, and also celebrate the now many. it is a bit of a car, a nation spic tackle in this republic that takes pride and freeing itself from the crown. the debate over whether he will be able to secure enough votes is over and there is no doubt that donald trump will deliver his acceptance speech on thursday . on the stage right here behind me hold the tone of the speeds will significantly influence how this supports us. react to the attempted assassination. this composure or anger to what sort of time can we expect in the coming days? i put that question to still me on a 1000000, a director of the aspen institute,

germany. so 1st of all, this attempted as an assistant nation. i'm trying to comes at a time where the political debates are already very sheets as, as we also heard in biden's speech yesterday. the tone this has been fuse um for a month. and this is a deeply, deeply divided society. so for both campaigns, the 5 and campaign and also the trump campaign, it is now really important to find the right tone, to calm down the situation and to prevent that they will be more violence on the ground. so who heard that clearly and by them speech yesterday, but song as well call for unity. so in the types of convention but to today's start for the republicans, i would expect that at some but also be more presidential and will again call for

calmness. but at the same time, i would expect that some of the republicans, when all, by the fuel, some of the conspiracy theories will continue do, and so into i would also expect that chunks the fuel, some of the narrative which he had pushed forward over the last month and the appear as strong as strong candidates as you already did in all those pictures which are currently going around the rob and after the attempt attempted assassination. so it doesn't sound like your waste politics is expected to become any comma in the coming days. and i think that it's going to be very difficult for both kinds uh, to calm down. um i expect that uh, the conspiracy theories. switching we are currently seeing them being spread that that is going to continue. and so given, given the deep divide ends of society,

it would be almost, i would say 9 eve to expect that the country really now varies around the flake and unites. we have to consider that for decades. is a d, b divides between 4 west us and conservatives between left and right of the spectrum, but also to graphically between 4 and widths. and this division goes to deep that people from one can perceive the people of the other, not as people who have a different opinion, but who are really almost the enemy and to expect that's um this can be overcome within just a few days. i think that would be very naive. so what would be best if both present? well, the former president at the current president came together and asked to gather some more communists and understanding and the society. i'm giving the campaign i can see this. so me, i think that from the aspen institute, germany, let's take

a look at some of the other stories making dukes rusher and china are a big on joint military drills in the pacific as that to continue to strengthen ties. badging says the exercises do not target a particular nation. nature of allies recently called china, or decisive in a blur of rushes, boring ukraine. rescue teams in the polls over compet, 11 bodies after land slides with 2 bounces into a river on friday. the bodies were found at different places along the river banks . some 50 people were aboard when the buses were hit. a carbone has killed at least 9 people and wounded thousands. and the somali capital market issue, the explosion occurred outside of busy cafe when football fans were watching the euro 2024 final state media plane. the attack on the is the most militant group of about the london. so voting to elect the president with encompass polk economy, widely expected to secure and now the victory is being leading the country for 30

years. voting began at 7 am local time off. the polls open for both residential and parliamentary elections. comedy is facing the same 2 opponents. he went up against the last election of to his most vocal was bon from running the ballot, counties set to start as soon as post clothes after and expected a dallas of vote i spoke without corresponded felix, the ring. i wrote b and asked him why president obama has not really been challenged in his phone. so president polk i've got may, has been, enjoys, must have some pods at school. she has been credited with infrastructure develop ends at the illegal of costs because androids and people loved be my quote uh, but he's equally loved and hated. his loved and hated. unique was major because apart from being loved at home, he's also uh, mazda of stifling a position. some of the key up was, he certainly does have been jailed eva. i'd be try you, as i said,

or detained. and some of them have actually gone onto di and custody. now, in this particular elect showed, some of the 8 candidates who had expressed to their interest in buying for the electronic. uh, 6 of them. what put the weight and most of what? 10, by the way i choose the why it comes up charges and thats desktop and in the past by the why use this particular time to block them in their quotes. so people actually, now you don't have a, the legitimate to pay pause. and one of the most 1st critics for president condemn it was to was denied. so he had the case to understand the past, and that's why he could not by so by the fox of that president. our government is, um, has this a portal that costs and the courts. he's able to put all some of his competitors in elections such as these. then at the end of the day, he still remains very in silence. but it's just because she was off as a position at any cost possible through

a window is way to not free in the life of freedom in the world report by the freedom house. can you give us a bit more detail about that? so and, and it's not just now that they've been reset not a place for free speech. and even in the, in the us that he has an organization such as human rights watch how i q is a run that they run that and government of stifling a free speech in the media. free speech, i'm unavailable, position only does and free speech amongst activities. one of the opposition fig. i had the victoria in got beat a was released from prison. i need 2018. i've had the members of apply to eva jail, and some of them have died mysteriously and some of them up to date a. they can also account for. yeah. and that also is at another youtube, i in 2018. i was accused of peddling

a different and that our team from what the government was saying so that cuz they show on was simple that this particular you to buy it say something different from what the government is saying. and as a result was put that way. i know that goose fellow, musician i was actually at that day didn't cost or d as a result of being put 5 years. so that has been a lot of a stifling was free speech. and i'm back. i mean, it might be low and in, disappearing because at the case is keep coming up every other time. thank you for the details for the spring go in. i rather be covering those elections and go blunder, which has opened today a week ago, a russian bronco. it's hit, the launch is children's hospital in ukraine, destroying most of the complex killing at least 2 people and injuring thousands. it tackles to expose many seriously ill children to dangerous conditions and interrupted the therapy. the double use my son to visited the hospital and spoken

to medical staff trying to find ways to continue that treatment is report from keith to many of the children's hospital. it was a symbol of safety and hope me until the russian attack. dr . your color cold. i was performing a surgery on a young girl when track the lens, the last came flying. after making sure his patient was safe and tending to his own bones, he joined the search for survivors. he takes us to the impact site. so we're giving the this is the building where the children were on dialysis. the blast turned much of the hospital into a ruin of watching. what are the thoughts at so we will see the results of this lisa, i'm sure usually bothered you. thank you for that because there are so many children

who needed help, not us who could not interrupt the treatment and who needed very specialized treatment. but the wallet dues are specific. in general, you can know other hospitals can provide the care the now hospital as provided and not the goal was to take you more than that. more than 600 children have to be moved a difficult task, especially in a health care system strained by war. some patients will be treated abroad. other hospitals have opened up to patients for most money. among them this hospital on the other side of the city. it wasn't the process of opening up a new oncology department. then 50 new patients arrived in one go. was like 11 year old lot who was diagnosed with leukemia. half a year ago,

she been receiving chemotherapy at home at the hospital. when the attack happened, he was there for a checkup, along with his mom. from the doctor, i will remember my child's reaction to this event for a long time use when everything was fooling. when everything was exploding, it was absolutely terrible for to see simon sounded everywhere. then the far alone running. it was very scary. of blood and other children were transferred to you the same day you should receive a bone marrow transplant in the next few days. yeah. so the control, i don't cry, i didn't get upset. that's also my family's think so the no one is worried and for the sake of the other children. and i believe it does, no need to be upset, even if everything is bad and nice, something can still get back to you, even though more pressure stuff across across the whole meat over. she's here with

her daughter on his task here, who's recovering from a bone marrow transplant and has down syndrome and a related heart condition. she was suppose to stay in a sterile environment. the mother is worried about the impact of the attack. oh sure. thing. go to, they would know fragments, nothing but the pressure rise ation itself. smoke dust. this is what the child inhales, and it's very harmful for the because it can cause sepsis and a child in this condition. it was very risky. the doctors are now keeping a close eye on these patients. they say quick decisions and the help of volunteers on the day of the attack meant they were able to manage the situation with outs, folding behind on their schedule time off to launch. they were a lot of people in oak monday. i said guys, if you want to do a good deed, follow me. and at 8 o'clock in the evening,

we already had resumes of the entire treatment process. at 10, i was already making the final round of patients the russian attack on off my the truck, the nation to its core. but even now, we're continues in the departments that have survived. and the state has promised to rebuild it entirely. to treat children in the us, run the health of ministry and gaza says and is brandi a tackle to you when run school used as a shelter for displaced. people has killed over a 1000 people. sundays bombings at work was already one of the deadliest weeks of his by the aerial assaults on causes. since the war broke out. when militants attacked his man, just minutes of the children were playing on the ground. people were having lunch and i think. but then exclusions and destruction is, charlie strikes left many that and dozens injured.

we came into the classroom and i saw people carrying my sister's body. she'd been hit in the head and was dead. my younger sister was lying on the ground. my mother was also dead. they were all lying dead. the residency to school was considered a seed center. is riley meant to take name for sight was used as a beast for her mouth fight. the attack is strongly forces. it saves numerous steps, were taken to limit the risk of harming civilians on the ground. these explanations make little difference to fatigue from the loss of loved ones. displacement and destruction is evident. where is the world? my hands are paralyzed. i can't move them. oh god, have mercy on us, designate a safe soon for us,

and then keep the fighting away from us. why is this our fault? no. it was the 5th a dock just over to be do he goes to school with you as a shelter by displace palestinians the un fees more than 80 percent of the schools and on the 12th universities in gaza has been destroyed since the stock of the war class has gone big place for students and as the warranty, just the oil life and or dreams feed father, we, the millions of palestinians remain cut off in a what was there? and with the un warning of famine, tens of thousands of manage to leave on visas audrey to jo citizenship in belgium, dw met gardens through that the strip and have been welcomed by a local hotel on many feel hopeless as the war continues. the

sound of music instead of the sound of both young brussels tore. toma is pop from the lights he left behind and garza before the wall. he hoped to find a better life of broth and bring his family here. but since october 7th, he's barely heard from them and isn't sure if they are life or dead guys, that can be a lot of that. they really wanted me to help them get tired. but now i called them because of the for real city of the world because crossings are closed or all keep i add that. why did that in my habit or tolerate is among faulty displace posting in man that has been offered free beds in florida. at this process hotel most left garza through egypt on turkish visas months. on many few, deeply frustrated with the situation both at home and the young belgian future, which are future which hotel on open up the room

is trying to get this get some hopefully as many attempts and then the asylum claims. and he's not alone and offering help and to nations, you know, i had some, some people came here and they gave me really some envelopes for the policy, an update on the hearing realty balance you do have any, i've been, has a jewish people came here with the envelope, i don't want to say the names and they give it to me. so give it to policy, new people, belgium, smell, prioritizing, family seeking shelter. many single male asylum seekers ending up on the streets, non profit. so stepping in to help these man like this church, he offering social health and psychological support. this is left to you, the setup tab. uh not from the 7th of october, our work was posted, news has increased massively. people come for consultations and they are totally defeated and very sad. they've lost their family or they can't to reach them. killed the funny. ok to punch in the village to save grandma tarry colts. the

warring policies will stuff fight thing. so he can be reunited with his family, another on the in the wrong way as a violent certainly needs to move violence. an old policies must stove the international community has to help us stop. this will let peace prevail. stop this will then we go see the release of the hostages, and then how, by the how you have to follow the block. so i have a high until then all he can do is leave a message that you leave some voice mails every day. even though he's not sure there ever be heard the, it was the night of try out for spanish football fans here in both in spain. and once again, you are p and champions with a to one with a green glint in the final live. you wrote 2024 fillings of exciting operate for

england, victory for the spanish at the end of the month long as both reported down your bus, the loaner has been out and about enjoying the games. what did you make of spain? well, i think spring of course absorbed 10 been it was really a case of the best side in the tournament. getting to the final and winning. i mean spend, they be the holders, they be the host, they be the home team, they be, they want a group of death. so really they didn't have it easy and they made it look easy and not just the fact that they won, but how they won. i mean, they play an exciting brand of attacking football that everyone loves to watch all the hallmarks of a span type, very good in possession. but they can also be direct getting the ball out why to those winners that we've talked about over and over throughout the tournament, mika williams. let me in your mouth. i mean, they scored so many goals. this tournament 15 goals, that's more than any side in the years has had they have every score. they're the most successful european nation now they won 4 times. so a lot of credit,

obviously, to de la fuente for the team has created the style of play that they play, and obviously they did deserve to win. so what were your highlights from the tournament? oh there's, there's so many highlights of this tournament. i think um, of, aside from spain, of course, we saw a lot of, let's a mid level teams. maybe it was out that top quality playing some really courageous football. and they give us a really fantastic and exciting matches. they weren't afraid to go at teams and really try to get wins. teams like austria, switzerland, turkey, very exciting. obviously, george, i'm their 1st. every tournament, the fans for me were really big highlight as well. of course, so many fans came to germany. we saw on the report, the netherlands fans, the marches. they had all of them jumping to the left and to the right. the noise in the stadium when turkey played, of course, cuz it was like a home tournament for them. that was incredible. and i think what was great for me as well is that we saw so many different fans from so many different walks of life

. it didn't matter. men, women, religion, race, young old, everybody coming together to support football. and i think, you know, there's so much negative going on in the world right now, and it feels like everything is trying to divide and writ people apart and to see so many people come together despite everything and have a little bit of positivity. i think that really shows the power that sport has, and i think it's beautiful. it's actually would it be an amazing having that she's such as population here, of course. but also what about the marks that the germans of the german team i've left on this tournament? so i think obviously there were some big shoes to fill because a lot of people talked about 2006 in the summer retail. and of course, it would be impossible to totally copy that, but i think the tournament was an overwhelming success. i mean, in terms of, you know, safety and security. i didn't see any incident. there were very few, wherever i went, it was always very peaceful. i mean, of course, the trains, if you live in germany, we knew it. i was going to be

a problem coming into the tournament. nothing you can do about that. of course, the fans a big highlight. there was so many fans here. and i think obviously the german national team, we saw some great football. and one of the most exciting matches for fans was probably the one that broke germans hearts again, spain, when they went out. and of course, this is a very good german side, and it would have been seen as a failure in the past to crash out, but they didn't crash out. so there's a lot positive for this german side, moving forward dungeons to learn to thank you very much. that was also the battle for the cooper american title in the us, as in tina needing extra time with it to be columbia one neil in the final in florida, the victory spots celebrations, bank home fans in the capital one is on ari's late into the night as a hero, secure to rank on the 16th pulpit america, championship. a reminder of the top story we're following for you. joe biden has called on americans to pull the political tempest in a televised address. the us president condemned violent and said he wished donald

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