[000:00:00;00] the dw news live at from berlin tonight, kenya is in morning after more than a dozen young people died in a school dormitory fire. dozens of children are still unaccounted for his parents to say there waiting for news. the waiting is towards bring you the latest smart horse funded in i really mean also coming up. you for any president, modem is zalinski, tells military backers, reading and germany to ignore flooding or poor tents. red lard says ukraine needs more weapons and the ability to strike inside rush on

the brink, golf. it's good to have you with this on this friday, and we start in kenya where at least 17 children have died after a fire swept through a primary school over 70. others are currently uncounted for some children are thought to have been taken in by local residents and officials are asking them to come forward and investigation has been launched. but the cause of the fire is not yet no. of the patterns gathered outside the primary school. the morning after a fire killed sleeping students. many still don't know if their children may be out of the dormitory, alive, and described waiting for news as tall chest. 5 fights of struggle

to reach the school. after brain turned the roads around it into mode local residents for life to try and rescue the children from the blaze. leo know what to what we saw several children in there that had been burnt. i was just lucky to save and one of them, but i heard that he later died. it was a very troubling and sad tragedy by the key officials of working to try and locate the missing. 10 youth deputy president said dozens of children still unaccounted full of appealing to each to that child from here to reports to see we'd be in special ed, please have this sort of feeling good. i've chosen the countries until we

administer visited the school on friday and said that will be full accountability for this tremendous loss of life. the canyon red cross is up to see and said is offering psychological support services, the pupils and teachers. and for the families waiting for the news, nobody wants to hear of more. now i want to cross over to our corresponded felix marina in i robi felix and tell us more about what happened last night. so the fire broke at about 11 p. m. at least time, most of the pupils are usually a slip, so many of them walk court and no way as neighborhoods within the community. whether fost respond as about the monday to the file was so huge that they had to call for backup, which came 3 hours later. the backup was a little bit late because by the time the fire was put out at about 3 am,

17 kids had already died and 14 as, as badly injured. we are hearing the dozens of children are still missing. what can you tell us about the so when the file was raging, one of the possible who was doing a rescue was saying that he was finding some of the kids hiding under their beds. some of the kids in there in the ridge of the fire, decided to jump over the things and go to the neighboring houses and retain the community to just to be housed. so they are still missing. but uh, the deputy president has asked any tyrant or to keep on the day to just the report to the school so that they can be able to have a full tally of the children who are missing invoice for iris completely and accounted for the police books parcel and i said inside those kids that are phones dead, well

a bunch beyond recognition so they are not also living alter the possibility of finding multi, it's still buried and the debris it talk to me feel like about the reaction in can you to the store so many canyons have been sending the condolence messages to the families of those who lost their loved ones. the parents flocked this quarter. i knew this morning, they were sad faces throughout the day, trying to come to town this week. what had transpired within the school president william, brutal, i'll also send his condolence messages to the families and wish to both for our gospel hospital unless we do recovery is also asked to investigate what he says to expedite by the investigation process, which now the deputy president i said the report would be made public so that everyone can know what costs the fire. the kinda red cross has also been offering psycho social supports to the parents. and some of the kids who are trying to come

to times we, what's happened, the school fires are unfortunately not uncommon in can yeah. why is that to suddenly most of the fi, as in the possible costs due to us all electrical malfunctions or even possible negligence? that is not what's happened in this particular case because they investigate as i yes. to know what's happened. but all of these costs the ministry of education to come up with guidelines, guidelines such as dormitories, whether kids, sleep must have 2 or more exits. the window is true, north have drills, they should have 5 assembly points and the fire extinguishers. so it'd be active and savvy so that they can be able to respond to a fire. suddenly the government has not been very keen on. and so i think that these particular mission as, as in force now educational as they quoted,

does have to did call it on the government to ensure that all of these guidelines are enforced and nothing will be left, nothing will be left to attended. so that in the future such tragedies where 17 kids and 14 as badly injured will not happen again in the country. are corresponding felix moving it with the latest to 9. felix is always thank you here's a quick look now and some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. israel's military says it's investigating reports that its troops killed a turkish american woman who was taking part in a protest and the occupied westbank. else didn't even media say that she was shot of the head during a march by active is in beta. that's a town that is experienced repeated attacks. binding is really settlers. a german foreign minister on the bare block has called on his real to halt its settlements. in the occupied westbank, she met with her is really counterpart until

a v for talks focused on ceasefire and hostage release because she, asians between israel and tomas bare bach is now in ramallah to meet with palestinian leaders. ukraine's at present zalinski has again urged allies to allow his country to use missiles from western allies to attack deep inside russia. so list, so if you spoke at ron stein, air base in germany today where representatives from some 50 countries gathered for thoughts that were hosted by us defense secretary lloyd austin. so lensky leader, meds, german transfer or walk sholtes for talks in frankfort as the lens he wants to secure, more weapons to help his nation drive russia off ukrainian land. we do want to and these were,

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 stress. we need to force russia to seek this. we need to make rush to see this and even rush the soldier, think about what they need, piece or puts in, and it is realistic to push them to choose a piece. marina and the wrong is a military analyst from king's college london. i asked her why the us defense secretary was pushing back against president zelinski is drive to use western weapons deeper inside russia. as well as forming your brain perspective. it's very logical that you crate and has received all these west of the systems from western countries and it doesn't want any restrictions placed on the m and ukraine thing.

so if you, if it were to use, say, out to comes on russian territory, for instance, against the error field encourage that it would somehow prevent the russians from using their aviation. i'm glad bonds, however, is a problem is, and that's what the us position has been in military terms. russia has already prepared for a potential use of long range weapons and have her move dates, equipment outside the range. and of course, the united states has political considerations because ukraine has, on my limited number of other accounts, nato countries would have to provide targeting data tuesday, ukrainian armed forces. and also, in order to make a difference, ukraine would need to use more than just as accounts against what might be hard targets because of the payload of such missiles and, and the questionable amount of damage that they can do on. and therefore, it means that the u. s. and germany would,

and britain and france would happily supply ukraine was even more a long range capabilities and intelligence which is very costly. and they are one of these political risk, a sense of beginning. so yeah, and other nations, apparently are following in line with ukraine's position. the big holdout remains the united states of what does the us, the binding ministration know that apparently the other allies do not, as well i think apart from, as i said, political considerations and the potential escalation of the conflict. the binding ministration is probably questioning the military sense of using a long range weapons, so using and deep strikes inside russia's territory. and we have seen certain criticism from the us when ukraine was striking russian oil refineries,

which affected the gas prices. so for the u. s. there are other interest at stake, which are trumping that off and secure with you. a few crane and ukraine's ability to actually damage russia and make so boar much more costly for putting to that was marina monroe. and speaking with you, she is a military analyst from king's college london. when new data is confirming what many people have been feeling for months now? the european union's climate monitor says that the summer of 2024 has been the hottest on record in the northern hemisphere. climate experts say the string of record temperatures. it shows just how urging it is to reduce emissions and to prevent future summers from becoming even hotter. as night, tools look begins on this vineyard in croatia. they are harvesting the grapes in the darkness to avoid the blistering day time heat. increasing some,

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