the, the, you're watching you to be a new who's coming to live from berlin, kenya is in a morning after more than a dozen young people are killed in a fire at a school dormitory. many others have been badly burned. we will bring you the latest from our correspondence in nairobi. also head on the program. you frame pressure is it's western allies for more military aid president will let him use the landscape health, military backers meeting in germany to ignore putin's red lines. he says ukraine needs more weapons and the ability to strike inside russia plus and

nigeria militant is wellness terrorized farmers. the violence was left thousands dead and is making ongoing food shortages even worse the clair richardson. thank you so much for joining us today. and at least 17 boys between the ages of 10 and 14 have died after a fire burned through their school dormitory. and kenya dawson's moore has been injured with more than a dozen seriously burned police say they are expecting more bodies to be recovered and that they have launched an investigation into the cause. school fires are not uncommon, and canyon boarding schools. some have been started by students protesting over their workload for living conditions. kenya's interior minister has a visit at the side of the fire and promised on investigation into what happened.

or we must find out what happened. that establishment of the truth is part of the pro, shop, dakota village, a process. we also want to assure a members of the public and their concerns of families and community that if for whatever reason in action or inaction by any person or thought it may have contributed to this tremendous loss of life. of the children of canyon. those. that's the process of inquire of the truth out of phone 2 of continue to date in mind, of course will be made to account for it. and we have our

correspondence. felix miranda in nairobi and joining us live more on the story. tell us 1st a little bit more about what happened last night. so the fire began at about 11 pm last night, and most of the time of that particular type of the night to dance. i usually sleep in the dormitories now, one of the dormitories in which the students are sleeping at that house, about $150.00 students caught fire and they started running for, for their lives. a couple of them uh, was able to sleep. uh, they adobe tardy, but uh, 14 of them sustained injuries, and 17 of them said they lost their lives in a buzz and a nearby fire team. why the foster support does on this site. they, they walk around because of the mugs and see the fi, and they called in for back up, back up to uh, quite a sizable amount of time of sound,

as i said about 3 to 4 hours for back up to arrive by tomorrow. at 3 am, the file was put out, and at least most students were not inside when the fire brigades was able to put out the fire. looking at the circumstances around this devastating news, how are canyons reacting to this? um, so the president has led the initial on in the morning uh the departed souls. uh he sends his condolences to the families of the departed and waste those inside quickly come by to you. she also instructed that investigative officers to go to the ground find what would that cost if i and the people responsible to be taken action against kenyans from all walks of life. also being sending the condolence message to the families of those who lost their loved ones. and they continue by seeking for answers from the government and from this quoted on what could have

cost. if i ask parents, i've got to do this quote, i live this morning and they wanted to also know what could have happened through their children. and for those parents who probably the children lost their lives. and they will also want to know what's the cost and the loss of life for the kids i bought to attend the red cross. i was also moved in swiftly to all for psycho social support to the parents of those who lost their loved ones and to the guardians of the inside as well as the students we've seen and the schools. i think we've mentioned this before, but perhaps you can give us a bit more context here. school fires are unfortunately not that uncommon in kenya . why is that? or that has that has been a lot of school fires in the past. from time to time. they were quite eva caused by us on the eva electrical model functions. and from time to time, government keeps saying that they will get to the root of what's happened to you.

justly sense to maintain, that means that they're saying that they will get to the roots of what happens. but after the breaking news, nobody gets to know what's happened. and so most of the time there is no solution by told by the minister of education has set guidelines such as having exits on on the dormitory. at least 4 more exits in a dormitory windows that do not have drills and also a fire assembly points. and most of the schools sadly do not have the facilities or have not implemented that guidelines. so i, i teach as union representative this afternoon has called on the government, which has been sluggish in enforcing some of this mission has to move in st. fast and, and force that mission as to avoid fund that losses in the future. thank you so much for your reporting today. that is due to these corresponded felix miranda turning out some other names ukraine's president. for a lot of years,

the landscape is in germany, where he is urging allies to quote, ignore red lines and allow his country to use missiles from western backers to attack and deep inside russia. so landscape was speaking at ramstein error base, where representatives from some 50 countries have gathered for talks being hosted by us defense secretary lloyd austin. so escalator match the german chancellor all off. schultz, 4 talks in frankfort, as well as the once again appealed for more weapons to help his concrete, dr. russia, off ukrainian land. we do want to end this war. we want peace. we want to save our people testable, our country, and it is put in who doesn't want to piece. and he's a disease with territorial congress. she wants our see this, or the ruins that's remain of them. and that is why we need says,

we need to force russia to seek this. we need to make processes and even rush the soldier. think about what they need, piece or puts in. and it is realistic to push them to choose a p s. w is eastern europe, editor rowland gone. franco is at that summit in ramstein. he has an update on what has come out of the meeting so far as well. um it's doing. is it still going on um, though some of the ministers already spoke to the press and creating the drum and defense minister board as the story is. so uh, so far as we understand, um there is no more mental just seems to be no movement on the major issue for your credit and for the green lights to each russian territory. to start deep inside your shop with best on web us with the best on christmas. always good to kinda already have some of them uh from uh united kingdom and france for example. but um, as long as united states, as long as washington is not ready to say,

yes um it's um, it's agreed with us and nothing will happen. and as far as we understand, there is no decision on that to yes, we already have something similar from washington, from the pentagon. uh and um, she and lunchtime, there are other signal. so the signal, so some more support for your brain. they may and you're not just as defense, secretary or slowed austin said that not just us would provide another package to crane a 250 bit in a me and. busy there's a so there is more help coming, including from germany. so the german defense minister voters disorders for example, said that germany would deliver 12 more how it's us to ukraine, more than how it so so pets of how 2000 no. those are very modem developed in germany, and you can roll got a 12 of them. 6 of them will basically with this. yeah, thank you so much for your reporting. that is data. we use eastern europe editor romantic, going to rank up and are sending it got send york is

a ukrainian politician economist and lawyer who twice served as prime minister of ukraine. i asked him if he supported presidents of landscape efforts to use western supplied weapons to strike a deeper inside russia. us. absolutely, i do support this idea and here's the thing. you know, we don't want to end the war. but here's the difference. how to handle work driven over funding or looking, she wants to handle more to capitulation of ukraine and with the pollution of the entire global order and of the entire worst. you cree wants to end the war prevailing in this war and restoring the global water into restoring its territory . integrity, putting wants to all class tasks. i mean off as the western world, as a new tire free democratic world. and he's putting these all weakness. so my message to the entire pretty well, this new guys, we have to act boldly wisely and on a fast track. so we have enough capabilities to make ukraine. the winner in these

rights has fired and plumbers polanski who by believe he did right. attending the so security meeting in rome, sign base a was memory appealing to the left and bought the st. did look, we need to get more in order to wean these for their speaking was this work to be a war of attrition? we want to be this works and what if we didn't of democracy all retired us is of course, most concerned about the idea. they're the ones saying that using their long range weapons to strike inside russia will escalate this conflict. how much spot, uh or how much concerned do you think ukrainian people who are living in, you know, under russian bombardment, how much do you think the idea of escalation would frighten ukrainians? you already offered the perfect response. you answer the question you raised are

you cream and people are suffering. just like to remind you the few days a goals. russians were criminals and russian blood to meet with me. with 3. i bought it with the, with the strike ukrainian spieler 3 college. yeah, we do understand that this is the college that actually educates. do it for personal, but these were a young ukrainians just keeps keys that had been killed by russians. $54.00 already did around $300.00 people in trip. and this is a never ending story. so we have to win the before and let me once again retreat. we do have resources, i mean we as an entire for you. well, that's the pretty well who's fight to give you. great, that's the ukrainian people man, and we met you in the uniform court defending, developed yourself the free. well, but we back, you will ask you to give us more in order to we, how responsive do you think the by then administration will be to that plea as it

comes toward the end of its term. so you mentioned an issue of the so called red lines. uh, this is a never ending story. and i do remember what can with the different us administrations, that that's not only the aspect to the entire throughout this all it's called, was considering an option to look for options, have the new nukes, and they can use the notes that so they do have the nukes, but i strongly believe that it's not only the us and those who possess uh the nuclear elements who hold fractions and using these nukes, china, china would be definitely, uh on the edge and casey for the human considers using all these notes. so going back to the issue of escalation is sold, ready to have escalated and, and the thing is that we need to stop it. ok. and, and the guy, i mean, this bully, this work, criminal big thoughts. we're going to put the key, understands only it's the language of power and strengths, strengths, you know,

we unity strengths, you know, worried, but result. the result was a silver bullet. there is no other rest of the co actually to restore the global order and how to make your premium people survive. now a presence once you also today has said that the number of weapons systems provided promised rather and not yet delivered. is significant in your view. can you tell us what the primary issue with that delay is? well, i sure he's take consistency. that's what is needed in your previous question. you asked about might in administration. now look, i put in the has miscalculated bulls, so with the asset ministration and even was your german. i mean government, she miscalculated in the way that the west and wealth managed to see united between both of us sanctions and to decide to supply weaponry for the ukrainian military to fight against a, a reference. so the thing is that we need to move forward with all this stuff. well,

thank you so much for joining us on dw news today. that is our $78.00. got send you a form or prime minister. so i'll give you a new credit. we very much appreciate your time duncan, its earlier this week of boca around militants kills over 100 people in north eastern nigeria. police say roughly $150.00 insurgents stormed into the village of martha on motorcycles shooting residents dead and setting buildings on fire. vocal, her rom has also been terrorizing farmers stealing crops and kidnapping agricultural workers for ransom. the government recently deployed a new security force to protect the farmers, but it hasn't been enough to stop the attacks. as due to his christine wound black reports from born, a state where the violence is exacerbating food shortages in the region with catastrophic consequences. not long of the it wasn't safe to be on

this farm land. on the outskirts of my degree. it used to be controlled by vocal around jihad, this militants was, uh, i truly invented by the terrorist, but to dental vision and the military. and unless it came to genesis, we've been able to stem the tide and then repel them falling backwards from the city of the rural communities. and the such threats that the states has deployed ranges to protect them. otherwise they'll be targets for best extortion and even kidnapping for ransom. now, soldiers, civilian volunteers, and even for my bulk of our i'm fights is patrol while farm is 10 their crops. but the ranges are only on duty for certain fix day time, hours, and work within a boundary set by the ministry sub allow me and he'll look his stock early

to get the most done in the time they have. we can, we add on a weekend to get out of school. it is, it said design our school to do so or to do up to one and they do their duties accordingly. after the time with that, we are given the clause that is once that we have to live before everybody will rush and we'll deal flores, he's bus farm is to and from safe areas of to checking their identity. people are encouraged to adhere to the procedures, but not everyone is being so cautious they are all farm is taking risks. i'm told they are returning to a band and land without ministry protection. they say it's small 1st house and it's worth the money they have to pay to vocal her around to use this. but security official say these are the 5 minutes that are being kidnapped and killed. and they're calling on people to stay within the area. they can protect this format,

survived and encounter with boca her. i'm not sure i had been planned to get into my from ready. that's wendy terry's, who came on a took a self and god and money also from on maple lawyer, even with 3 people that kidnapped and woke up. they took them when you come home and demanded rumsey, that she's so good. yeah, a mazda would be in security for farm is, is worsening and already bad food crisis in the region. the unions, world food program saves 3000000 people in photos, stage of food and secure at this age facility. and my degree malnutrition cases have reached records levels. so it allows to be so very difficult. and i certainly for it seems because we've got so many patients coming in and also so many very sick also. uh some of them would been is spend tons of calls on the day.

unfortunately, we lost uh, i think what number for a week i would say almost fits as something personal sites. the rain full has been visit the season raising hopes for a good harvest. but that will make farm is even more vulnerable to vocal her on medicines. who be looking to steal the crops? they've worked hard to cultivate and we can bring you up to speed. now with some other world news headlines, german foreign minister and elena bell block has called on israel to halt at settlements in the occupied western bank. she met with her is rarely counterpart intel a v for talks focused on the ceasefire and hosted release negotiations between israel and tomas bare walk is now in ramallah to meet with house finance leaders in the us state of georgia. a 14 year old has appeared in court, accused of shooting for people at his high school. if found guilty, he faces life in prison. the teams father has also been arrested on charges,

including 2nd degree murder and involuntary manslaughter, for allowing his son to possess a weapon. and super tie fluent yagi has made landfall in china's high non island where more than 400000 people have been evacuated. storm swept south of hong kong, but is predicted it to be the strongest to hit southern china in a decade. floods a landslide sprawl. fi underneath hills, at least 13 people in the philippines earlier this week are now new data is confirming what many people have been feeling for months now? the use climate monitor says summer 2024 has been the hottest on record in the northern hemisphere. climate experts to save a string of record temperatures that shows just how urgent it is to reduce emissions and prevent future summers from becoming even hotter. as night falls look begins on this vineyard in croatia. they are harvesting the grapes

in the darkness to avoid the blistering day time heat. increasing some, a temperatures have disrupted their entire schedule well over good to know better, but we can most of the sweltering and also unusually boom with that pervaded the whole agricultural year. this is how this was undoubtedly, blah 340 not if not 4 weeks earlier. there is a whole month earlier than usual, awkward on the embed them in neighboring serbia. the woman temperatures have also forced corn farmers to start the vista month of the a scorched and punch rivers as a result of the hottest august on record here. a pattern that is playing out across the northern hemisphere, manifesting in climate catastrophes from wild fires increase

to drought in italy. a climate scientist say the climbing temperatures can no longer be post office of fluke. but the a seeing is not a, it's not just the around the block duration is not another t of climate that may be due to a strange combination of one of the manufactured to the effect, the excitement of this planet. but he's really there is that this proportional effect that is induced by this long term, much of nation, of peanuts guessing delta x. that's a cooling, small global action to tackle the causes of mind made climate change. if the hot temperature has continue 2020 full can support us last year as the whole just year since records begun. high attorney, some other news just before we go football. great christiano. rinaldo has scored his 900 career goals meant a top spot in the all time men scores list. he nodded his mouth,

sold milestone gold before a home proud in lisbon were portugal beat for a shot and a nation sleek match on thursday. the 39 year olds tale includes $131.00 international goals. he also emitted $450.00 times for rail madrid, $145.00 for manchester, united and $101.00 for events. us goals also floated his 1st club, a sporting muslin and his parent side on that sort of saudi arabia. so we have mark meadows from dw sports here in the studio to talk all things. rinaldo put this in perspective for us. i mean, how big of an achievement is this 900 goals? yeah, it's a low, is me. i mean, to put it in perspective, he's great rival, little messy has got 858. so he's way ahead of that. and pele, the great brazilian we think score around about $762.00, but it's all a bit muddy because what counts as a competitive game?

what was a friendly so the figures especially were like no one's really sure he, he was certain he's got a way more than that. but as far as keeping with the internet. uh right now those go $900.00 and it's mainly because of his longevity overseas. 39, still playing, having started as a, as a teenager, is also the way you could have changed the way he played. you know, he used to be a wing. and if you, when you're kind of teaching players and putting crushes in, now he's just a center forward. it was very powerful in the air and just stays in the box. and he is, he's international record as well. a 131. goals for portugal is a mens international record, although we must say that kind of as christine sinclair has the overall record of the 190 international goals. all right, well any reaction from ronald dr. reaching this milestone? yeah, you did say something afterwards. you said it means a lot. it was a milestone. i wanted to reach for a long time about unfortunately we couldn't get that voltage from you a foot, but we come have a little list now to his coach with us. oh martinez. in today is

a very, very special days because going $900.00 goes isn't easy. no, no. if i'd like to emphasize the example of the, of the most christiano scores, $900.00 goals. because of his commitment to the national team come from his work in training that nobody sees on thursday night and his discipline and hard work that he all of that is part of the 900 goals of it for the discipline, testing for the history. unfortunately, the football game of progress, piano was, and football football started at the football for 3 years, but it's also a good example for the dressing room moments and because christiana was commitments . so the national teams is incredible of excel and inc, a very proud man. there isn't a rinaldo you said before he's 39 years old. where can you go from here? well, you know, he keeps himself amazingly fit. that is the most incredible thing about christiana renella, you know, look at him and he wouldn't think he's, he's 39. and he plays in the savvy league, and that's probably going to help him because it is slightly easier to play dad than say, in the english premier league or the other legal in stain. so yes,

a competition. well, it's called her obviously, but he's not being asked to run around as much as he would in europe because he's the big style that can just stay in the box, do his things. so that will increase his is longevity a bit. and i think he's still, he's eyes on the 2026 wills cold. if there's not really any point in play now for parts of nations need, if he's not part of that preparations for that will go. and of course, he's got his eyes on that woke up because that's the one shows that he's never will, and he's great rival illness he has. and if he wants to win in 2026, it would be in the us of a well in whom i see now place file. so that would be some and it would be a sweet ending indeed. well, well, have her eyes on that see if he can, if he can pull it off. thank you so much for joining me in the studio with that update. that is mark meadows from dw sports. a quick reminder of our top story before we go. at least 17 boys between the ages of 10 and 14 having died and thousands more been injured off for

a fire burned through their school. dormitory kenya police investigating the costs and that is our news update at this hour. thank you so much for joining us. don't forget there's more online at g, w. com, the

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