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the, the, this is the, the new is coming to live from berlin. central europe is bracing itself or more heavy rain after being inundated by severe flooding. at least 17 people have died so far. and authorities are warning that the worst may not get fee of. but elsewhere in europe, a lack of rain is the problem. as far wildfire is re comic and portugal in spain, least 3 people have died and firefighters are racing. just save homes. also coming up, a man suspected of trying to assassinate donald trump at his florida. golf club is charged with federal gun crimes court documents revealed that he kept outside the
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golf course for 12 hours waiting for the former president and the ringing the bell for freedom from 10. sir dw visits a children's cancer clinic and levon on funded by private donations. but the threatened by economic crisis and regional conflict. the voluntary martin, good heavy, with his severe flooding is wreaking havoc across central and eastern europe. following days of torrential rain, floods triggered by exceptionally heavy rainfall in central europe have cost at least $17.00 deaths across poland, austria romania, and the czech republic with southern germany effected as well. the flooding is the worst. some regions have seen in more than 20 ships. tens of thousands have been
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forced to flee. the rising waters. situation in many areas remains critical. as more rivers burst, their banks was in this chinese restaurant and the austrian town of the home cushion starting to clean up the flood damage. the water in the cellar submerged furniture and produce as it rose to a meta high set on see if as long as i am with the guns, have it ready to continuously for 4 or 5 days set this stone into for everything has been on the roots as since yesterday morning's date, i got some fusions of also falling from the, from over there to, with that the was, that came up. it's a new level. so pursuing to me, when it came to the water and drowned, well, it's not it. every seller shelf is on there to see it as kind of with a go for to nearby residents. also assessing the damage to the homes
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from the historic floods associated with him in the it's on the top is not since he, most of my parents told me about assuming that you've been eating is 1957 of on. but the amount of rain was less, spect then and the water level hard for me to lower and higher. i mean, i mean even in the areas where the rain has subsided, dangers still prevail. the ground is fully saturated, and the river is still close to overflowing. several points. drain, fatigue shows the extent to flood damage to the neighboring check for public an entire district. if the city of us drop a flooded off to redeem bust in a river nearby parts of poland have also been submerged by days of torrential rain. a prime minister donal
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task announced more than a quarter of a 1000000000 euros in funds. it means that if you know who the minister of finance has a showed me that there will be no shortage of money. whether for immediate or long term a little, you know that but with more heavy rain full cost for parts of central and eastern europe. cities like good let's and eastern germany, bracing themselves, preparing floods. the bar is around the city as the river rises. so let's get the very latest. now from our reporter in austria, julie isabella is on the ground there. julia, how critical is the situation where you are? yeah, we're in a town here in the region of lower austria in the town were in and many
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a surrounding and the surrounding area had to be evacuated already on sunday. and yesterday, because of the danger posed. also by dams. now here you can see behind me the street is filled with water. that is water that came because a dam broke here in the vicinity, and it filled the streets in the fields of this town and other a neighboring towns here in the region. now we spoke to some people here who have to be evacuated. they've come in to check on their homes and they say that they're sellers are full with water and that they're now going to have to start working to take the water out, but also have to clean up the sellers because most of the things are probably going to be destroyed, there are also some homes here on the ground floor that has been filled with water . we were told that the water here on the streets and then into the homes was up to 50 centimeters and heights. so it seems like the situation, the worst has already happened, but people here don't know when they can go back into their homes and,
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and how much damage has actually been caused by the water. the whole story is just a one of several countries affected by the flooding. what are you hearing about developments further downstream in slovakia, hungry romania, slower not very far from the danube river here. and we've seen the river yesterday and today and it is very full. it hasn't completely breeched its banks, but it, it is in full force going down stream. now we've heard from us already is here in auster that they say that the peak has been reach and that the level of the water is slowly going down. but that the highest level of water is now moving east towards these countries, towards a slovak, here, towards hungry. and we've heard all stories, for example, the mayor of budapest, the capital of hungry, saying that they expect the high to arrive there. tomorrow they expect the lower keys around the river to be filled with water. so countries further down
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stream are now gearing up for what is to come in the coming days. and one of the countries that has been most severely hit is romania, especially in the east part of romania. we've seen the most depths occurring because of the flooding and romania and many rural areas. there were affected 6000 farms seem to have been affected in people there. how to find refuge on the roofs of their homes to try to get away from the rising water. and what about the forecast, julia? how's the, how's it looking for the coming days? so it rained without interruption all day. yesterday, it was raining heavily the entire day. it has finally stopped reading a raining here in this part of austria and the forecast predicts actually the sun coming out today. so it looks like weather wise, the worst has come to pass here in this area. but there is still concern that because the earth has absorbed so much water and actually wasn't able to absorb all
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of the water that came down in some parts of this of this area. they had a rainfall over 5 days, which was more than half of the rain that falls over an entire year. so that's a lot of water. so there is so concerned that there could be a land slides happening and that eventually more dams could break. so the alarm hasn't completely been lifted and all stories are still on the lookout for any possible damages are still happening. julia, thank you very much. that was the w is julia saw daily in the flood zone in australia. well, well one part of europe is under water. another is going up in flames. at least 3 people have died and wild fires across portugal. more than a 1000 firefighters in the central regions are racing to save homes from the blaze . more help is arrived from france, greece and neighboring spain. of the hellish scenes on the edge of town
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central portugal is experiencing and then usually try september this year. signed by strong winds, the wildfire flames reached the town. i've got several homes of being boned and the smoke is left residents joking the daytime, smothered by acted black smoke and the nighttime sky aflame in red before it for you. and for you, it was panic and i took refuge at home. i had never seen anything like that. the fire was all around the village. she knew, well, you'll be a so 5 fight as bustle, hard to tackle the blaze. a local join in where they can watch the bombing planes were deployed with more on the way from spain, france and pre owned authorities say they were using all
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the results as they have available. but they have a full capacity political, mental themes. so at this moment everyone who is available working is they're making great efforts. let's get to be able to help out in areas where we are calling to protocol. so, but it will be a very difficult job if that device settings device moving to the field. the end user and he went out to be a mentor, portugal neighboring spain recorded few fires in 2024. so fast scientist believes such a rhetoric, rather patton's and likely to become more frequent due to climate change. let's take a look at a few other stories making headlines around the world. today. the death toll from flooding and beyond mar has doubled over 220. according to state media. dozens of people are also missing, following the type food that swept the region last week. the united nation says
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more than 600000 people have been affected by the flooding. pipeline explosion in the us state of texas has caused a massive fire, forcing evacuations. near houston operators shut off the flow of natural gas, but the fires continue to burn is so much gas remained in the pipeline because the explosion is still being investigated. metal has issued a total ban on russian state media outlets. citing for an influence activity that is, platforms include instagram and facebook. it comes after the us justice department charged employees from r t rushes, state broadcast or of laundering money, and producing content to influence the us presidential election. this man suspected of trying to assassinate donald trump has been charged with federal gun crimes. prosecutors say additional and more serious charges could paula court documents
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reveal the suspect camped outside trump's golf course with food and the rifle. they say he waited for nearly 12 hours for the former president before a secret service agent foiled the potential attack with these party gun footed shows the moment the suspected gunmen design or is it is to investigate dispute. the 15 year old man appears to have fated near former president donald trump golf course for about 12 hours in an updated attempt assessing meet him with the semi automatic rifle. the secret service agents spotted their life in the bushes and opened fire. the gunman slept, and shortly afterwards he was taken into custody. as former president trump was moving through the 5th fairway across the course and out of sight of the 6 green, the agent who is visually sweeping the area of the search screen saw the subject
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armed with what he perceived to be a rifle and immediately discharged his firearm the subject who did not have line of sight to the former president, flagged the scene. he did not fire or get off any shots at our agent's a drum 1st on home. but the incident has once again brought the u. s. secret service under scrutiny. one of the latest incident happened just 2 months after he was shot at this time being ready in pennsylvania. us president, job items these, the agency needs more support. one thing i want to make clear services for help the dine are, it hasn't a district card spending tickets, including a charge of possessing an automatic machine gun and his 1st appearance in federal court. on monday, he was charged with possession of a fi as a felon. and possession of a fi um with an updated cd,
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a number and a post under social jump tank. the secret service an address for keeping him safe. in an interview with fox digital drum blame to president joe biden, and his democratic rivals for the presidency, vice president, come on ahead is for assessing nation attempt. he claimed the suspected gunman was acting on the court. highly inflammatory language words that could once again read the political temperature ahead of the us presidential elections. a different transfer of salts is in cause it's done wrapping up a 3 day visit to central asia with the aim of strengthening relations with countries in the region is attending a summit with the leaders of all 5 central asian countries. cars expands, present cost, same drill, moto kind of said a $1.00 on one meeting with jolts, was bringing relations between their countries to
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a new level while the talks were focused on fuel deliveries and bi partisan cooperation. and not only ukraine, more to kind of warrant sholtes that russia is military was invincible and said it was time to make a peace deal. some former soviet republics do have close ties to russia. for more now, let's speak to dw rusher. corresponding erie re chateau. he joins us from the cause, a capitalist on to your travel show, just sitting down with the leaders of 5 central asian nations. they what can we expect from that summit? well, $35.00 plus one means 5. central asian states plus one other states, another global play. it would be at the to many of the usa or even the russia, the 5 philosophy and some it is a kind of permanent coordinating body between these huge resorts reach and politically very exciting. the region add to the rest of the adult is he available . gemini, a realize to the importance of central asia. he has a goal and pushed,
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had to weeks cooperation on the 1st day of his trip to central asia and his biggest on sol, science. a deluxe are all agreements we start scanned on yesterday. here in austin 9, cause x down here, fills the letter. all agreements was signed with uh with use uh cuz our account about all of this is aimed at the deepening the cooperation that was agreed last year at a similar meeting in the 10th was office in building. how significant is schultz is visit your a both for germany in for the central asian countries. it was very significant. sorry is it is very, very close because on the quote to ration between germany and central asia, cause ex dawn is it felt most important oil supplier for germany, especially since russia is no longer allowed to supply oil to be here. and it's not just as the oil, because ox, because ox interested in the gym and renewable energy technologist for example. but
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there are also many problems. experts complain that fall to many bureaucratic obstacles and it's far too much cost and all of the gym and side. i'll slowing down and called the ration as a political closeness of all 5 states at to russia also makes a gym and companies hays attend because is a fee of possible sanction. so breaking down these barriers is the aim of today's visit by the chancellor driven chancellor here in austin. and this visit, of course, has taken place in the shadow of the ongoing war in ukraine cause like present to kind of have said during yesterday's meeting with shoulds, that russia, russia's military is invincible yury. but that there's still a chance for peace. yes, you're creating a priority topic for schultz during his visit to the region you're. this is one of the topics. there's a close relationship between the essential asian hands of state and put in place in
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the park control. of course not the gym and you know, the, you speak directly with the russian president. so cause x don is quite different. putting voice here in austin, not in july of this year. and he is coming here again in november, following the invitation of the cause of president archive. and yeah, russia still has an influence on the central asian states. if it should be on the estimate that the you said adventure pulse was asked to comment on the, the works of the cause like president to kind of the process would be militarily invincible. as a jim and trying to, lo spoke about a moment that has now come when selma thinks of would it be possible, he's that she also has always believed that this conflict cannot be resolved voluntarily and to be knows that app. yeah. second to so called p summit is planned in which russia should be involved to these ultimate cause ex dawn could play a mediating role here given it's good relations with them. all scope and good
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relations with keith as well. you're a thank you very much. that was your, a rush to a regular beer, a chief in russia, corresponding in us, donna, a german foreign minister. and the bell box says berlin will provide ukraine with an additional 100000000 euros and a to help the war ravaged country through the winter energy experts estimate that ukraine has last about half as electricity generation capacity since the beginning of russia's full scale invasion. most of the countries thermal and hydro electric power plants have been destroyed, leaving millions of ukrainians, vulnerable to what's likely to be very harsh winter. as the cold closes in many ukrainians are searching for alternate sources of energy and war. skyscrapers without electricity for august gas trinity to keeping got these and restaurants humming and the night streets plunged into darkness.
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fibers shortages in summer, regular in ukraine. but they both a more did you just in the winter? many ukrainians are preparing for the harsher winter rent energy consumption because even higher mode and more solar fine. those are bidding of site homes now and one of them on your family has in store has been in there to confessing and the delights trip. the family has begun using an environmentally friendly system of a simple with just batteries and, and is what uh, that switches between guided and always been the think got into kimball. yep. so the youth football, we bought a small 12 volt battery, which is very easy to turn on. i'll show you how our child even learned how to turn it on. it's like this. and now look, if you turn on the light, the whole room is fully illuminated table. and this home is now completely
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disconnected from the great and genetics power. it's fence, the solar panels work with the system similar to on the us. this youngster helene is my, i don't even know when it is lights and when there's no lights or i have to air conditioning is working well. i have for the whole work, it was hot and there was no electricity. and in this heat, we had the air conditioning working well for almost around the clock of or most, but it's a while ago and it's only one. yeah. during the day, the sun file was the house and charges the batteries. when did it's low sun, the batteries look at the charter so that the heart of the system the can award in order that going towards that direct got and from the fans and battery, so into alternating cutting to upgrade appliances, josh has cost immense damage to ukraine in no gene for us structure sensors,
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power plants have been destroyed in january. so we're window weather lift more than one house in towns and villages with dr. electricity in a least 9 regions. experts cause distress your strategy of 50 nice and bring to a strategy that ukrainians are hoping to be ready for friend to come and meet their drops again. so here's some other headlines around the world. us rapper and producer shawn ditty combs has been arrested in new york city. the federal charges against the rapper, formerly known as puff daddy, have not yet been disclosed. earlier in march, investigators rated combs mansions in los angeles in miami police and pro rivers say they've confiscated more than a 1000 kilograms of illegally harvested shark fins. the discovery was made that an export company that wanted to ship them to asia. environmental groups say that up to 270000000 sharks are killed every year and they're fins sold for uses food or
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medicine is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu has expanded his countries stated goals of the war. a new current in gaza to include enabling the return of residence to israel's northern areas. the decision was approved during an overnight meeting of the security cabinet. tens of thousands of israelis had to be evacuated in recent months due to hezbollah attacks from 11 on or 11 on itself. children with cancer are among the most vulnerable in a country battered by political stalemate and economic crisis and conflict. of course on the border with israel, the children's cancer center 11 on and be root is treated more than 5000 children in the last 2 decades. but as dw, as mohammed tried to discovered the hospital faces, serious disruption is private donations. dry up. some of you or is 9 years old. she's fighting cancer. so we have like all of the other children here. the set of
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negative i enjoy the activities and i draw and paint when i last coming here, do you want to you prefer it to be home? oh, i like it to your better than her and yes. and she was for she was diagnosed with cancer in her blood and bone marrow and came here for treatment to us to relapse in glass to you. her mother has brought her back to the center, welcomed us once again and covered all the treatment expenses. think god, we were able to overcome this again to shuffle like was it wasn't for the centers, financial and moral support. we wouldn't have been able to make it through the hard times. there's no government's money for these children. the treatment is completely covered by donations. this is the hens of hope was covered with the names of those who have donated money to make the center work. but the
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trouble is, depend on, is an economic loss and effectively as for so if your people are making contributions, putting this place at the risk donations are celebrated on the rules throughout the center. but many where the local currency and have therefore lost 90 percent of the advisor building because he is we had so many challenges from this evaluation of the currency to the crisis to the war and the all of the got a blind us to of kansas some of our events and that affected the budget that we need to days. and so putting some face time to this year, we, adria, we have a that's just a 50 percent of the needs of a month. and this we have a good basis of not being able to accommodate the number and enjoyed the new patients that are diagnosed with kansas. the center is struggling. and yes, it's important because for almost half of the child's with cancer patients and
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depend on that is a bit of the center piece of vice cancer more than a decade ago. he's buck not because of his health, but the support other patients and their products. man, well, it's my safe haven for them, but when i feel stressed, i visit this place where i grow up. and i then realized that everything is a silly compared to what i went through and it was a tough, but the beautiful experiences with enough icons is over. this place that makes me feel safe, even today as an estimate. but i'm a lot of to my tells me this is free for its parts are just and this is the bell, the children ring when they leave the center healthy. it's all these last course of chemotherapy is cleared of cancer. the
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