experience outstanding shopping and dining offers and strongly always services. be our guest at frankfurt airport city, managed by front bought the this is dw and use a live from the the desk told off the survey of flash flooding in spain, climes higher authority, se 95 people have now been confirmed that the government declares 3 days of morning, as rescue as race to save people still trapped by search invoices also on the program is relo inches, strikes in the east and live in the city of fall back off the issuing an evacuation order to civilians. the military says it was targeting, has spa foiled, refinery fast. we were forced from the refugee camp and robot of ramallah and the west bank with how the city is rely on a, from the you, an agency owner of the organizations israel has decided to advance us,

vice president tomlin harris and the republican presidential candidates. donald trump holds competing riley's in north carolina as they involved on a length of vast brown states just days ahead of the election. the laws lock out 2 of us on tvs in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome. we stopped in spain where at least 95 people have died in flash flooding. the government is wanting people to remain vigilant as the situation remains dangerous. is also declared 3 days of morning for the dead. and one of the worst natural dishonest is to hit europe for years. the situation is particularly bonds in the mediterranean coastal regions of valencia and most seo about the south . the members of spain, emergency response units have been deployed,

that it's a deluge that has destroyed homes last of the roads and through the trains of detracts some isolated in foss blowing waters. i'm lucky to be that skewed by the m as in c services. what are these have door people in the affected areas to stay home? but i think, i mean they practically all the main roads have been cut off and the secondary roads as well. that is therefore not going out is not a mere recommendation. you know me, that it is a necessity to guarantee the safety of the people for stranded on the road at the end of the people who have to go to rescue other people for and the municipalities that they have not yet been able to reach you. and i'll pull you back, the waters on slowly subsiding,

but the problem to so has one that the danger is far from over the study. yeah. but i would like to ask citizens not to let the dog got down as the storm continues to cause damage. we cannot yet consider this devastating episode to be over. the last thought it'd be sold you. witness accounts suggest catastrophic losses. let him on from the front of the flood, took lots of dogs, horses. it took away everything another day, but got trapped in his car and we don't know whether he's okay or no similar items . tom's have less to spend in recent years. the reading father has had the country picked over from severe drought, but has also increased the risk of less blood scientist see these extreme via the episodes of like the link to climate change for more. now let's cross over to dw report to christina. cool. best plus go in valencia. you're in one of

the worst affected areas. what can you tell us about the rescue operations? the as well, the situation is painful. it's also dramatic. it's kowalcik is what i can tell you . it's painful because we already know that and that is high. people are officially depth, as we know, that is a, this amount of people is going to increase a sarah, also thousands of people that are still missing and, and it's also somebody can tell it to because the rest of the teams can, or they kind of it gets to the places where is it the disappear people are there's still no electricity. there is no communications, it's with these areas. so the people, the people who are here, they don't know if they're just, if they did or if they just kind of sign electricity to charge their there is my phones, for example, is the highways to connect somebody who's my names. yeah, i speak to the highway, the clinics, rest of them now with my new case closed twice due to work. i just became f or 2

hours ago, the message or i cannot get my train on the 1st of november for example. and did this a trace when of work until the 3rd of november. so the situation is still very, very difficult to reach us as a bro key roles are broken. so it is really difficult for the rest of the teams to do their job. a full cost is a warning of more bad weather ahead. how are people preparing now or? well we're, we're still know the amount of water. there's 2 coming from the inside of the region because the, the worst things with this slash flux is watching the inside of the original. here i am now in this, if you, if i didn't hear it didn't rain here just today. it's important to say with the flux here i because of the a month from the water that came from east sides of the region. and we decent amount of work days to come in to work right now is getting to the north to the region of if i don't have to step in here and then yeah, so and they,

they are getting ready for, for this. but i also have to say that i, i am from my name's yeah, i have are wrong. i have been right here is my total here and i have him see something like please before i get ready, but we just tell me if it's ready for some things like what happened yesterday. so now the people that are in the police and i don't know if they know what happens here, and i'm sure if they will, it's ready to force for something that's what happens in brands. yes, that's happened to them. i mean, the span is used to awesome, so what would you say? you haven't seen anything like this before, so it can not be compared to previously is. so that's a we're, we're really, we're used to storms like these. we're used to induce also and also in october we used to that and i can send it, for example,

people somebody who's yes. if they can be on the 3rd floor. but they, they sleep with the hands touching the floor in case the water comes. it's for us, it's like we use it and we are, we are a fish water, but you're used to listen to lots in the area near us. but the amount of water this a mission is to be we, we have a see something like that and expertise, so you has to do with time of my deep, but i it uses something like this. we haven't seen it before. thank you very much. jen. christina, that's dw report to christina cooper, laska reporting from valencia to isabel has launched, as strikes in and around the ancient ebony city of bol back. i was off to issuing an evacuation warning. israel says it's targeting has fall, the region is known as

a strong hold on the militants around 80000 people live in the city and many fled there to take refuge from his rarely bombardments and living on south. all that is known for as roman temples, which are a unesco wells heritage science again list stella manda is in by ruth and explained what's happening involved back right now. really ami says that it has targeted a few of the pool by it has paula? yes. again, it is a, a statement coming from a party involved in the war. so we cannot verify at the moment whether this is true or not. what we can say is that the, because valley this region in the east of them on, on the web, all back is situated in is an area where his bowler is quite strong. but the why an entire city now has to be created is not very clear to us here because yes, the, his, his bullet is strong within this region. but the above back is not

a city that where only has been are members living there also norma families, civilians living in the city. and uh, like we mentioned before, uh, also the ancient ruins, the engine room and temples are located in the heart of the city. i'd like to get your take on on a different angle here. we've heard from as well as new leader named cassim today, he said he would accept the cx 5 deal with as well on the what he called acceptable conditions. do we know what those conditions might be? a name cos and didn't really specify what he means with these conditions. but what we can translate this statement into is that he means, but his bullet do not want to avoid to the conditions. uh that is where l leaked earlier uh a couple of days ago. you know, according to some media reports, there is there any government has sent the draft, the paper to the us government um, claiming certain conditions for

a potential ceasefire deal. um 2 of these conditions are that these are in the army, is there any army wants to be the ones and enforcing the withdrawal of his paula from files to live on, on and uh they use for any army also uh once the freedom to move and operate in the new bernice air space. these 2 conditions are against the un resolution 71 that has been stated by so many western blood diplomats. uh, so spa and um i think how we can understand named cost them is really that he doesn't want to abide to these rules. the people here and live on on follow to cost them's speech quite closely. not only because the also has opinion concerning a ceasefire idea, but rather because it was the 1st speech as been you need to of a has bola and people were comparing it on the social media to, to the, um,

to house on us or on the, the need before that has been killed. many said that he's not as charismatic as an us right now. was i very much for your reporting that stella, man, i, and beverage to the united nations has warned israel that it will be responsible for the needs of palestinian refugees on the international law. if israel bonds the un agency and rep you and the secretary general antonio good terror says the low cost by israel's parliament, binding and right would have devastating consequences for palestinians. the idol organization, kate, just almost 6000000 people across the middle east. i'm going to go dean reports from ramallah in the occupied westbank. this is a job as a refugee comes north of run. mulanda was established in 1949. and one that is run by on wrong. like so many others and you occupied palestinian territories. helen,

for here we are at the old market at the charlotte soon refugee camp. this is the market that used to be sort of 10, which i am this 1st generation came here, and this is where they started their lives as a refugee. and i am in ohio every day and with the decades of help from unrolled palestinians turned tense into houses. december ma has lived here since he was a child. live he would be very difficult without on ro, provides many of the basics. i had the, this is the health clinic, it's the only one here. there's no other place in the refugee camp. elderly people come here and benefit from there. this is where they get all their medication. why the money palestinian refugees continue to depend on growth. the housing, food, water, and social services, health care and education. it's a new is ready to take effect over the services could collapse. israel says on the

workers were involved in the how much that october 7th, her attacks of last year, which left 1200 people dead in israel, and 250 taken into the gulf of hostages as a minister benjamin. no, he says the organization must be held accountable for its part the accusation against on the printed many during the countries supposed the funding. but the funding resumed of to the un carried down to investigation and on the roof i have 9 staff members who use ready government has not yet said how else it will provide for the millions of palestinians and the occupied territories. something lawyer say it has to do as an occupying power under international occupation. religion to provision has the duty that is basically composed of 3 substitute. these to provide humanitarian is natalia, the age to provide for any um,

uh for any goods that uh that the, the occupied people need uh for their um survival. but so many here binding on right is also about their identity. un body was created for palestinian refugees, its existence as seen as importing international recognition of that status. you have to muscle sophie was born a refugee in may 1948 after his family was expelled from what is now central israel during the 1st are is really will which for the establishment of the is ready to state palestinians, call it the next a catastrophe. cut off 0, so that means a political decision to erase the issue of refugees, specifically the palestinian refugees. we have the right, according to the existing resolutions of the united nations, to return to our homeland and establish the palestinian state based on the partition plan of 1947. and this ro is making every effort to be res or disabled on

why so that the world forgets that there was a resolution that witness the neck of the palestinian people of a and was work here is now in doubt with it the shape of the future for millions of palestinians who depend on it but less than a week to the us elections, donald trump, and come to harris have been holding raleigh's in swing states. they're making the final touches to undecided voters, but also addressing a confederacy unleashed by president joe biden. harris began by addressing supporters in north carolina before heading on to pennsylvania. earlier in the day, she had dressed that no one should be criticized for him. they both trying to distance himself from remarks by president button, in which he pitched a quote from purchase talbot. and those were boxes made during a fundraising call on tuesday. referring to comments made during a trump campaign. raleigh,

the president had this to say. just the other day speakers really cold, puerto rico a floating, i'm a garbage. well let me tell you some, i don't, i don't know the puerto rican that i know or puerto rico or i'm in my home state of delaware. they're good, decent honorable people. the only garbage i slowed down there is your supporters is his, his team and ization series on cultural. and it's around american as, as thinking asset arrival of riley, also north carolina, a republican candidate, donald trump seized on the remarks as an opportunity to accuse harris and her team of hating americans. joe biden finally said what he and tom, i really think of our supporters, he called them garbage and they needed my response to joe and drama is very simple. you can lead america if you don't love americans. if you to

be president. if you hate the american people and there's a lot of hatred somewhere on this. so let's spring in max pull friedman, his professor of history and international relations at the american university in washington. welcome to dw, and now we've had some strong language. the coming from donald trump, what do you make of what he had to say? well, joe biden doesn't hate americans. he's served him for more than half a century. in fact, there's actually a question about exactly what he did say, and it depends on an apostrophe. because if he said the only garbage i see floating around here is his supporters, plural meeting, trump supporters, that's terrible. he shouldn't call trump support his carpet and it would be very out of character. if you did, the white house is now is showing what they call a formal transcript. that includes an apostrophe that makes that word it possesses . and that rings true with the way that he expressed it. that is to say,

the only garbage i see is the garbage coming out of the mouth of trumps. supporter singular, the comic who attacked with regions. but uh, in the end, it doesn't really matter because it looks very much like another biden, isn't there? is to say, unfortunate had that he has long had of muddled speaking with political consequences. that was gonna say, regardless of, of that apostrophe at the, the, the gas could hots come to harris and her companion. yes. indeed. talk to him. well, they can really do at this point is try to distance themselves and move on. you know, there's a saying in american politics, if you're explaining, you're losing and she had already begun to do that. in fact, back at the debate with trump, she said at one point when he was attacking biden, i am not jo bites, and in case you can't tell, and she's more recently said i am running for president and let's turn the pages to a new generation. so forth, and that will work for some people because biting is not the candidate anymore, but it doesn't damage no question. what about the, on the term side, that the,

that puerto rico doke that happened at the trump riley last week and left his chances of uh, of, uh, speaking to latino voters, as it does, is certainly because, you know, the worst kinds of gaps or, or other statements the do the most down to do the ones that resonate with people's expectations, understanding of what you are and which truck the thing we know the most about him in puerto rico is that after devastating hurricane he offer, he talked about denying them aid because they're run by the island is run by democrats, and then he finally went there and threw paper towels at a crowd in a way that completely locked empathy. so, so for many puerto rican said, remembering that they're showing up with puerto rican flags outside his relatives, to protest and in pennsylvania, for example, where there are hundreds of thousands of puerto ricans who are american citizens who have the right to vote in the state. in which they reside in their taking a 2nd look at a time when more latinos than before were,

were entertaining. the idea of voting for trump, because they think he had been better for the economy in the past. at 10th denounced what he said was cheating today at large scale levels never seen before. that's as quotes of in the key battleground state of pennsylvania. how can sending us it's for you that we are seeing some of that same rhetoric that we saw in 2020 off the trunk last election. it's quite concerning that it's not just rhetoric back in 2020. it was really an ad hoc in amateur. our operation trying to question the results of the election. this time the republican party under trump has been working on it, preparing for more than a year. so we now have armies of lawyers who have begun filing cases already in advance of the election. and they also have the, the power of the on musk social platform, x and much more organized this information in the past. and that suggests that we are going to have a fair amount of chaos coming in the next 2 months. i mean,

we've already seen some chaos drop off books as far as off of being set on fire. how confident are you that the election day will be peaceful and the results accepted as well? i hope and i expect that election day itself will be largely peaceful. they may be some random incidents across the very large country. neither party has an interest in seeing, organized, orchestrated violence on election day. but that's very different from the seeing and acceptance of the outcome afterwards. trump will surely declare that he was the winner regardless of the outcome. and many will believe him. uh, and what we might see on election day itself is, you know, the observers, the ordinary citizens, are allowed to go and observe at pulling places in the states and, and some of them in 2020. they showed up with the guns that they were allowed to carry, which is rather intimidating. we may see some, some of that. but i think the, the,

to do the most serious crises will come not on election day itself, but in the weeks thereafter. thank you for that analysis. that's max full friedman, professor of history and international relations at the american university in washington, dc. pleasure to be with you have some more stories making headlines around the wells, whole set plus and but so on, that wherever it says have been deciding whether the ruling but the one on democratic policies should extend its decades from room to b. p has been in power since but spawn again. independence from britain in 1964 campaigning was dominated by economic challenges including rising unemployment. health authorities in britain have detected the 1st case of infection with the latest strain of the m folks virus. off the u. k. health security agencies said the risk to the population remains low, and fox was declared a global health emergency by the w h. o in august offer an outbreak in the

democratic republic of congo. in staying in the u. k with the new labor government has announced the big increases in texas on the rich and business owners and its 1st budget since it came to power. the summer, the budget seized the government raising tens of billions, by bumping off the capital gains taxes on assets ahead of the announcements, finance minister, rachel reeves. so the government needed to plug a massive hole in public spending, which is also the 1st budgets in the u. k to be introduced by c amount, finance minister, which record every year w as big as most as the budget, but also see the government's investing heavily and public infrastructure. this is being, this has big physical tests for the new 5 minutes, the t as tom a lisa, do you in the election campaign at from is to grow the economy. so the big headline for this budget is investment. let the u. k has historically had quite low levels

of investment compared to other wealthy, a nation's and labor is now going to change that the announcement of investments in infrastructure for example of rails and to know something then also in affordable housing, more affordable homes being built and announcement on green issues on home installation, but also on hydrogen project projects. all this comes with strings attached that is going to be more boring and also high a texas and this will mainly be felt by employee as and also by wells here. people . however, one little not get of good news when it comes to texas is if you like your point of view in a pub in the future, we'll have to pay just a little bit less for that. but most that report thing from london now to the process of one of the was largest. com manufacturers. and one of germany's biggest employers folks log in and says it has to significant the cost the cost. after it

report the steep decline in 3rd quarter earnings. but you have, in his largest labor union is not backing down, trying to negotiate pay rises for employees to connect to bargain and getting the ball spark. i meant to companies deepest crisis and norm as pressure to find a solution. but at the start of the 2nd drawn came a bump. sho, profit's, a german, its largest condom acre have plummeted dramatically. volkswagen isn't doing well and the reason it's not doing well is it that it's facing many headwinds? actually the biggest one and it's whole market in china where a buyers are looking more towards home grown brands like b, y, d. but also here in europe where people's budgets are pressed by inflation and people aren't ready to spend larger sums on an electric vehicle from folks log. then on a regular vehicle from another company. the groups operating profit in detroit carter was just on the $2900000000.00 euros of hoping for to 2 percent drop

compared to the same period last year. that are numerous reasons for this production in germany is too expensive and say, is that too weak? china has shifted from being as high as market to becoming a competitor. production capacity is october, reduced the tall fox walking sites in germany and plant closures next, tens of thousands of jobs could be lost. some of the argue that costs in the country are simply too high. i think what, what adds to the cost is gonna be higher energy prices and, and then the other price has been on the labor cost. plus, we also know that the german workers are driven, the employees in general are normally high a qualified then the then please in other countries, union representatives are demanding a 7 percent wage increase, which fox bargain has already reject it into for us draft. however, according to the works console volkswagen names to enforce a 10 percent wage cuts and $20.00 rounds in the next 2 years. a thoughts walk and

says tough capstone necessary to show up its balance sheet, leaving many employees worried about their jobs. and with that you're up to date, this is dw news, and i'll be back in a moment to take you through the day state you and i'll see you in a couple of the

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