[000:00:00;00] the business dw news life from poland. donald trump is safe often what the f b i stays appeals to be another attempt to assassinate the fall when he was president. secret service agents open fire off the senior person with a firearm. the golf club in florida. authorities have taken effect of discussed to be we'll get the latest on this breaking news from our report in washington and also coming up at least 8 people out there. a storm bonus last just central and eastern. joe wrote several 1000 a forced to flee. a song dumped

a months worth of rain in just 24 hours and commercial face problems, which is a new frontier with the safe for still a full. i'm a true us from all fucked up. it's the 1st 5 of permission to include specs for the routing. welcome to the program. former us president donald trump safe. he is safe and well of to work the f b. i c's appeals to be in the sauce the nation attempt. a trump was at his west palm beach golf club in florida when a secret service agents spotted a person but the firearm. officials say they open file and the suspect them set the scene in the vehicle. local police later detained a suspect. authority saved the alleged to go was about 400 to 500 yards away from where trump was golfing. the incident comes just 2 months after a bullet grace, the former presidents feel at

a rally in pennsylvania. now the local sheriff describe the incident in full of detail at the press conference. now in the bushes where this guy was, is a k 47 style rifle with a scope 2 backpacks which were home on the 5th and had a ceramic tile with them. and a girlfriend, which he was going to take pictures. so those are being processed right now. the secret service agent. that was all the course did a fantastic job. what they do is they have an agent that jumps one whole ahead of time to where the president was and he was able to spot this rifle barrel was sticking out of the fence and immediately engaged that individual. at which time david individual took all the w special correspondence. abraham is in washington, dc. a thank you so much for joining us. what more do we do you know about the

incident a well, we know that the former president and craig was public and normally for president was a golfing this sunday. and the, the incident happened around 2 pm, a local time. we know that one suspect has been taken in a, by our story to use and according to the associated press, speaking to 3 security sources who but on an anonymous basis, that suspect has been identified. he is 58 years old, according to that iep report from hawaii. that is what we know so far according to that report. and as we just heard the sharp there say he had a go pro with him, and we can only speculate about why he would have that. but it could suggest that he perhaps was intending to to,

to record the attempted assassination. but we still don't have information as to what the contents of that camera may has been in there. we're still trying to understand what the possible motive is, but we are, you know, still in the hours right after this incident. and so the details are coming in an hour by hour and continue to be updated by the authorities and investigators. how have trump and his campaign team reacted to this? well, we've heard that the president of the former president has given a statement to the b. b c a saying that he very much appreciate the support of his followers and that she will always love them. and we've also heard from his running mate at gd events, saying that she will, you know, will be tight and will be holding his children

a little bit tighter. a tonight and expressing gratitude for the safety of the former president of donald trump. we've also heard from the white house here in washington. it's a, it's a sunday. so both the president joe biden and vice president campbell of hers are here in washington. the vice president is not on the campaign trail today, and we've heard them both saying that they are relieved that the former president is safe and that there should be there and that there is no room for violence in american politics. right now, one of the major question is, how does the suspect know the trump would be at his goals? schools in west palm beach, in florida to be know something about that. we don't really have any concrete information about what that suspect may or may have not known. this was not a campaign event, unlike the 1st assassination attempt on the former president's life,

which happened a little over 2 months ago at butler, pennsylvania. um, you know, which was, which was a, you know, a public announced campaign event. this was nothing like that. the former president was golfing with, with a someone who is has been supportive of his campaign of financial supporter. however, the president, the former president, does spend a lot of time in florida when he's not on the campaign trail. and this was very close to. there was the more alert mar, largo resort where he lives at where, where he has residence in, in florida. but this was not a scheduled event or announced by any, by any means, unlike the campaign event for the 1st this house a nation attempt to place the database, special correspondent, a,

brought him in washington dc. thank you so much. i. so the death toll is rising in central europe, off the days of heavy rains calls widespread flooding. the floods have claimed at least 6 lives in romania, and one agent, austria and poland, qualities. and the czech republic, say 4 people are missing as well. housings more have been forced to flee as water level rise washing away homes and other property. the remains of a bridge lie in the wall to an historic town of lou, who was a in poland. the river destroyed 2 bridges, and the states banks leaving the picturesque towns have matched the authorities of the residents to flee to higher ground. but the situation is even more threatening . and the nearby town of clot school officials say water levels in some areas already to meet as high and the rising of to it. um the, the river,

hundreds of people have been evacuated from what next? i don't know. usually i can tell you that i am helpless. this isn't the homepage. we've just sort of level the government is urging people not to stay in areas at risk. which is that a situation is very dramatic in several places. i once again urge people to follow more closely the recommendations of the firefighters and the police across the board or in the northeast and check republic. the situation is no, but to record rainfall has cutoff towns and villages around the mountain town of us and make these pictures on the line, the risk to firefighters, as they seek to evacuate those trapped in the homes. in this case, to find, find, to do, to make it to safety on the evacuation went ahead in the military has sent in

a helicopter to help with evacuations. flood warnings are in place for around a 100 locations across the czech republic. but yes, and it is the west effected in austria, the vienna river on the down. you of those badly swollen and have this the banks in some areas the entire state of low austria which surrounds the capital, has been declared. that is often the authorities here, a warning the situation is set to get with journalists. bruce pony it is in prague. earlier. he told us more about the situation in the czech republic. it's been getting worse as the day goes on. i've been watching the news to us in the morning. it looked like it was under control but, but by the time the sun started going down, they showed various areas of the country that were under water. you know, at least a half a meter of, of water up against houses and people walking in the streets with big weight loads . and so it has deteriorated quite

a bit and they're expecting that is probably going to get a little worse. the northeastern part of the country seems to be the one that's going to get the hardest right now. your, your previous reporter mention, google losey. it's an all and apparently the danverse up stream from them and it's flooded to google loudly. but there's places not very far away in the czech republic, one place called jessica bass and another one called your center. and there they are also the most recent photo show that they are inundated with water at the moment. and in fact with there was even photo of the military having to come in and rest of you one of the residents. so you sent it. got the leap uh by helicopter. because apparently the whole town has no cut off because of flooding. that was just choose plenty of in prague. space likes us, pull our as dawn crew of back down the road. following the 1st of a commercial space, walk 700 kilometers above planted the caps, who made its re entry early sunday. the splash down off the coast of florida and

a successful 5 day mission. standing by for a splash down of the polarised on crew. and there the space ex is dragging caps will arrive safely back on or after it's proved, completed the world's 1st all civilian space walk as our 1st check billionaire, jared isaac been paid and on disclose some for the private mission with space 6 the 5 day trip took him and 3 amish or astronauts higher than the international space station and the hubble telescope, the home we all have a lot of work. this was for just some for, for this wasn't

a conventional free. floating space was, instead of 1000000000 air and space ex engineer sarah gillis took turns emerging only partially from the capsule while holding onto a ladder down this guy walker it's one big step for the future of space travel, which used to be reserved only for professional astronaut the crew also tested out new space suits still not at the surface. it's the 1st of 3 missions under the polaris program and it brings space ex, closer to with the ultimate goal of sending humans to mars and beyond. this is, let's find out more about the mission from cape cohen and the total of nasa watch dot com in washington dc. keep thank you so much for joining us. how does this milestone change the landscape of commercial space? probably? well, you're welcome to the 21st century. yeah,

he used to be that only big countries with government employees would even attempt to do this. and here you have a private company renting out there, space craft. i'm trying out new space through the state development much faster than nasa. good. and are they going to go do it again in a couple of years? so that's, you know, again these things are being done differently and more things like discovery here after being in the near future a and the milestone of this mission was the pull out of stone lifted astronaut higher than anyone has travelled since no social workers and 3 times higher than the international space station. why did they go that high? well, several reasons. one to prove that they could and they don't be need to be facetious . but what are these spacecraft has gone to the space station several dozen times, either with crew or with cargo? they know how to do that, but have just space x has the emissions of going well beyond lower forward it to

the moving out tomorrow. and they want to develop the experience and spacecraft systems that will go through the nation, builds and will do all the other complex task. so in this case they went up and they actually uh, went through part of the radiation belts where you had to have people in hardware hearts. and at one point they actually took the electronics and put them in the medical scanner glass and we radiation to make sure that they, they wouldn't fail. so adding and all that together. and this is sort of a step by step process. why this private company to develop their own capabilities to go to the world that don't necessarily require nasa? you mentioned the space, so it's already i just want to go back to that. it's a new generation of space suits that protested during this mission. what new features do they really offer? slide my little friend here to demonstrate you see, so this is what they use now with the little backpack where the oxygen is. they look a lot like the moon spacesuits we use 50 years ago because that's what was there

were developed from this has been trying to upgrade these things but decade. some of them are 40 years old, some of our folders and the people wearing them in space. and so nasa spent a lot of money and they still don't have spaces. but you know, here comes face action. they have these 2 spaces. now they don't have all the tricks they have, okay? you know, things like just to get them oxygen, which is what we did back in the day. so as i say, you know, something old, something new, something tried something true. but again, a private company. what did this in record time and a lot cheaper than the government? so, you know, add that all in together. once again, we're just seeing now that we have these capabilities with this company, new things faster than you would otherwise inspected to see them with just a government agency. that's absolutely fascinating. the crew also conducted several scientific experiments. i'm wondering if there were any exciting results from that . well, we don't know the results or yet from the by