ready good. floods wreaking havoc across large pots of central and eastern europe. the west, in decades, in the czech republic, the flood waters reached historic levels and falls to mass evacuations. football, so he says, i get ahold of what you see here is worse than in 1997. and i don't know what's still going to happen. i. my house is under water and i don't know if i'll ever be able to return well, she thought, you know, in poland rising was as close the river to best its banks, flooding streets and houses and the historic town. it was the power supplies and communications have also been cut off in some areas. full cost is they the heavy rains boats on by storm boris could persist through monday. the journalist stuff went back and i'm a, was at the teams a that's german is the biggest lake on the border with australia and he gave me this update. so this area has seen its fair share of flooding. of course not the league behind me. that's always there, but um, generally speaking, but it has been a relatively modest, not as bad as the expected, not as bad as we hav

how about across the central and eastern europe? spelling rivers and knocking off power lines in poland to check with public and australia. several 1000 a forced to flee their homes as far as dumps a months worth of rain and just 24 hours. full costs of cost as well on the situation could get worse. also coming up commercial space travel, which is a new frontier with a safer ton of full. i'm a to us or no from hi will be it's. it's the 1st private commission to include a space for the i'm gonna have those as welcome to the program stone. boris is lashing launch pots of central and eastern europe. torrential rains, high winds, and flooding of killed people. in romania, poland, and australia. thousands of all i have been forced to flee as was the levels are rising washing away homes and livestock authorities and the czech republic, say 4 people are missing full cost as well. and the worst may be to come it has been a sleepless night for residents, receiving continuous warnings in the west flow, the affected areas of eastern romania, h

ready good. floods, wreaking havoc across large pots of central and eastern europe. the west and decades. in the czech republic, the flood waters reached historic levels and falls to mass evacuations. so to sylvia, he said, i get ahold of what you see here is worse than in 1997. and i don't know what's still going to happen. my house is under water and i don't know if i'll ever be able to return, but well, she's in poland. rising was as close the river to best its banks, flooding streets and houses and the historic town as to why the power supply and communications have also been cut off in some areas. full cost is they the heavy rains boats on by storm. boris could persist through monday, which unless bruce penya is in prague and earlier he told me more about the situation across the czech republic. it's been getting worse as the day goes on. i've been watching the news just 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 m

the storm bar is lashes central and eastern europe swelling, rivers and knocking out power lines in poland. to check with popular guns in australia, several 1000 the forced to flee as far as dumb some months worth of rain in just 24 hours. full cost as wanted could get worse. also coming up commercial space travel, which is a new frontier with a safe for ton of for i'm a to us reynolds from high orbit. it's the 1st private mission to include a space for the i'm good. how that was. welcome to the program storm. boris is lashing logic pods of central and eastern europe. torrential rains, high winds, and flooding have killed people. in romania, poland, and australia. thousands more have been forced to flee as was the levels of rising working away homes and live stock authorities in the czech republic. say 4 people are still missing, full cost as well on the west, maybe yet to come. it has been a sleepless night for residents, receiving continuous warnings in the west flow, the affected areas of eastern romania, a slam distribution destroyed everything. i don't have anything less of the beds.

morris slashes, central and eastern europe twiddling rivers and knocking off power in poland, particular public and most 3 on several 1000 defaults to flee as far as dump a month with a variety of just 24 hours in full cost as well. and it could get worse. also coming out. commercial space travel rates has a new frontier with a sigh for to, for amateur astronauts back you to with. it's the 1st private mission. twinkly spice, the welcome to the program. i'm jared read stolen. boris is washing, launch pots of central and eastern europe. torrential rains, high winds, and flooding have killed people. in romania, poland, and australia. thousands more have been forced to flee as water levels rise, washing away homes and livestock authorities in the czech republic site for people missing full cost as well. and the worst may be yet to come. it has been a sleepless night for residents receiving continuous warnings and the worst flight affected areas of eastern romania this producer destroyed everything. i don't have anything less of the beds. the pillows are filled with money. i have nowhere to s

but with more heavy rain full cost for parts of central and eastern europe. cities like good let's in eastern germany, bracing themselves, preparing floods. the bar is around the city. as the river rises, one part of europe as a non dated another is up in flames. at least 3 people have died and violet fires across boucher go. more than a 1000 firefighters and the central regions of raising to save homes from the place and more help has arrived from france creased as well as neighboring space. heather stains on the edge of town, central portugal is experiencing, and then usually try september this year. fanned by strong winds, the wild fire flames reach the town of scott. several homes have been banned, and the smoke is left residents. joking that day time some of the by acted the black smoke and the nighttime sky. a frame and read it for you for you, for you. it was panic. so i'm and i took refuge at home. i have never seen anything like that. the fire was all around the village. you knew where you of you. so firefight is special. how to tackle the blaze and local is joined in where t

the flooding emergency is like we're currently seeing in central and eastern europe will become more dangerous and more extended. yeah, that is of course, a very relevant question that many people, instead of seeing those tragic images from different parts of central europe at the mall. and unfortunately, the excitement related with the results having to take occasion has been increasing due to my lives at global heating. and it will further increase in the coming decade. so that increases those adverbs. avoidable, however, we can always improve how we can pay for the situation in terms of how we use the land, how we set up less protection as emergency services. and of course, it remains important. limited global heating. so that's the overview we main manageable. it is interesting, but if you take the example of germany where i'm speaking to from now and, and one of the, the flooding disasters that, that, that we, we had, we had from a, an expert at it literally. today we said that in some areas exactly the same buildings have been, have been built in exactly the same place. so if ex

so we are flooding is wreaking havoc across central and eastern europe following days of torrential rain. floods triggered by exceptionally heavy rainfall in central europe have caused at least 17 deaths across poland, austria romania, and the czech republic. germany is also affected. flooding is some of the worst regions of seen in more than 20 years. tens of thousands of people have been forced to flee the rising waters. situation in many areas, remains critical as more rivers burst their backs. well, because in this chinese restaurant in 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 surface down and said, i want the guy that is ready to continuously for 4 or 5 days, set this phone into for everything has been on the roots of things yesterday mornings date. i got some fusions of also falling from the, from over there to hoover that the was, that came up to a new level. most of the students name one of the name canada walter and drowned. well that's not it. every cell uh

the fsb emphasizes that now everyone who comes to moscow through the eastern europe and central asia directorate is considered either a mi6 employee or its agent. dmitry kulko and yuri rublev, channel one. now a short commercial, we'll be back in a few minutes, stay on channel one. a hollywood actor was spotted in a ukrainian fake, they rake in everything they see and automatically put it in. the loudest leak of the week. this is to show. season, today on channel one, we really need your help, my mother fell for a scammer's tricks, four real stories, we met on a dating site, i saw those diamonds, i checked them, it was all real, four different women, i asked, why the investigative committee, how could you work in the fsb, who are connected by only one thing, he introduced himself as a businessman, they all became victims of manipulators, i couldn't imagine that he could deceive me, and one of them is still under the influence of the scammer, maybe he is playing his game with you the best role, maybe the mastermind behind this whole operation was his wife, for the sake of love someone

damage that a nuclear conflict could cause to agriculture, you think it's all simple... so europe, eastern europeraine, russia, belarus - these are the producers of a huge amount of agricultural products in the world, europe without us, even without us, europe, it's almost 20% of the world's meat, this is almost half of the world's production of grapes, olives, add here the grain issues that ukraine, russia are solving, remember all this, products, and there are still not fools sitting there, those who are engaged in technical issues, they understand that a nuclear disaster in the world of agricultural production will knock everyone off track, it really won't work to sit it out overseas, it will affect everyone, i'll say then ib, let 's close this topic, let's move on, well, they really shot at trump again. the first thing we heard from him after the assassination attempt was, nothing will stop me, and i will never give up, there is a ukrainian trace, the detained ryan wesley rood was filmed in a propaganda video in support of... for us, yes, we would like to hear this, we can speculate, perhaps

immediate or long term a level yes i 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, this bentley is chief executive of the royal mutual logical society in london. she told us what lessons the apologies could loan from the unprecedented levels of flooding. there's 2 things here. we, we know from our climate projections that these events so now likely more likely to happen then they have to have been before. we also have very good weather forecasts . this particular event was forecast daisy not found. so we have warnings that can be put out days and not funds for local authorities to take action, but also for the public to, to take themselves away from these areas as bestbuy. com to, to put themselves out of danger. so i think this initiative to have more with warnings, timely weather warnings because we can't stop these vengeful events from happening . but we can provide information to the public when they're likely to happen. but also as

:00:00;00] the, you're watching dw news live from, but lynn stone bar is slash is central and eastern europe swelling, rivers and knocking out power. in poland, the czech republic and australia, several 1000 people are forced to flee as far as dumps a months worth of rain in just 24 hours and full cost as well and it could get worse. also coming up commercial space, travel rates has a new frontier with a safe for to and a full i meant to ask for north back key to with. it's the 1st private mission to include the spice, the jared read. welcome to the program. look those stories in a moment, but 1st i've got some breaking news to tell you donald trump campaign says the former president is safe following what's being described as a, as court gun shots in his vicinity. trump was at his goals club in west palm beach in florida, when the shots were fired, the cost was immediately locked down. local media reporting the shots happened in an area outside trunk club. now this comes almost exactly 2 months after a bullet injured. the former president either rally in pennsylvania will bring you more on

dr. bentley, the central and eastern europe, i think generally pro, to flooding. and so we have seen floating events in this part of the will be full. that's not unusual, but i think on this occasion it's the extent of the amounts of rain folder as. busy well, and i know if it's such a wide area, so it's covered, you know, a number of countries as you've shown and not the whole whole with the catchment areas have been deluged in heavy rainfall. so i think it's the sheer amount of grain is full and the extent to which the a we recover is, is, is squarely some precedent. okay, so what should we be ascribing base meet these extremes to do? do we presume that it's madman, climate change? yeah. so we have a very stationary where the parents hadn't pulled the codes off, lo, these aren't unusual to get at this time of year in this part of the wealthy means the weather passed and just got stuck and that whole rain just falls continuously for days on end, i think that all at some signal. so climate change here. so we've had a very well mediterranean sea this year because b

2 lives in poland and australia as a major storm brings torrential, rain full to central and eastern europe. one of the latest fatalities was in austria and firemen who died while he was pumping out a flooded building with rain. continuing and flood board is moving down stream full cost as well. and that was maybe a to come central u. s. hung coming down from what summer, calling the flag of the century. parts of romania have already been invested back to rental guidance in slash flooding. several people look hills and hundreds evacuated just one week ago, firefighters in western romania back in and blazes is now in the countries east. there waiting, see floods, water to the nose in power and residents arranged sun bags and attempts to prevent water from entering that properties. that mean by what about i've prepared sand bags and pumps with value, but it's impossible to predict what's going to happen. that goes associated with as an investor, he gets prime minister donald tusk visited one of the towns directed by the frogs to show his support and some parts of neighboring check for public

so we are flooding is wreaking havoc across central and eastern europe following days of terrestrial rain. floods triggered by exceptionally heavy rainfall in central europe have caused at least 17 deaths across poland, austria, romania and the czech republic with southern germany effective as well. the flooding is the worst. some reasons i've seen in more than 20 years. tens of thousands have been forced to flee the rising waters. the situation in many areas remains critical, has more rivers burst their banks. it was in this chinese restaurant in 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 it's on your side. i'm with the guys, have it ready to continuously for 4 or 5 days. set this phone in the for everything has been on the roots of things yesterday morning's date. i've got some vision with also falling from the, from over there to hoover that the was, that came up. it's a new level. so pursuant to me, when it came to the water and drowned, well, it's not

at least 15 people are dead as stone. boris blushes central and eastern europe flooding is widespread. is emergency cruise rescue. those trumps by rising more since several 1000 people have been forced to flee as the storm done some months worth of rain in just 24 hours. also coming up on the program, the f b, i says it's investigating what appears to be another attempt to assassinate donald trump. a suspect is in custody. the former us president is safe of to the incident at his florida gulf club and for the controls back in place on all 9 of germany's land borders, the government destroying some limits of regular migration, but his angering ag partners and the price that the money keeps mckinnon, welcome. so the flooding continues to wreak havoc across central and eastern europe following days of torrential rain, more rivers, spilling the banks. the situation remains press cool. in many parts, southern germany is effected at least 15 people have died across poland, the check republic, austria and romania. now this is the was flooding. the region has seen in more than 2 decades. tens

germans from germany and eastern europe.upiers took over the best lands, houses, commercial and industrial enterprises. the poles were deprived of all civil rights, and polish jews were sentenced to physical extermination in ghettos and death camps. agricultural regions of ukraine and southern russia, which were to become suppliers of food to europe, and so, if we take the long-term perspective, the germans were vitally important for the supply of manganese, and just from the region of krivoy rog, zaporozhye. hitler poured - great importance on the use of wealth in the conquered lands, therefore, the task of his... first company was to capture donbass, then the second summer company, this is simply one of the goals of capturing caucasian oil, the population was completely unnecessary to him, by august 1941 , the wehrmacht occupied most of soviet ukraine, belarus and the baltics. on august 26 , hitler and mussolini flew to brest-litovsk, where they looked at the ruins... this was hitler's first visit to the eastern front. the

americans will study the possible consequences of a nuclear conflict in eastern europe. moreover , they will evaluate the light for agriculture. what is the agroshock program, why did they decide to tell the whole world about it now. the depth of blasphemy. in ukraine, they are digging up the graves of ukrainian soldiers. they are stealing chevrons, mobile phones, even the food with which they bury dead. how a neo-nazi regime is turning into a pagan cult, asking to reveal income and pay taxes, ukrainian officials have pounced on escorts to somehow fill the budget or their own pockets, what will the onlyfans say about this? a minibus with an emblem on which the inscription search and rescue team is clearly visible, the car is parked near a typical multi-story building, and two people are hiding behind it, this is how the video begins, filmed by ukrainian volunteers in one of... part of the city of ukrainsk is already under the control of russian forces, and a team from the independent one, which was engaged in evacuation, as we see, she went to the wrong place. later they

but across central and eastern europe, these floods have already cost lives.rafted in too, in this case to rescue the rescuers. we've just turned a corner here in nysa and found this scene, which shows just how serious things are here. the military have just rolled in to try and rescue a fire truck, and firefighters, and another military truck that's trapped in the water here. and that used to be a road. now it's impassable, even for ambulances trying to evacuate the local hospital. and everyone here has been warned that there's worse to come. sarah rainsford, bbc news, nysa. getting back to our top story where the fbi is investigating what appears to be a second attack assassination attempt against the former president donald trump. �*s crossover to our correspondent christian benevides he is in west palm beach in florida. get us up to speed with the latest. now we have a name, what more can you tell us about the suspect? it is quite incredible. what we know about the suspect according to cbs news sources is he has had a prior run—ins with law enforcement. wh

but across central and eastern europe, these floods have already cost lives.e been drafted in too, in this case to rescue the rescuers. we've just turned a corner here in nysa and found this scene, which shows just how serious things are here. the military have just rolled in to try and rescue a fire truck, and firefighters, and another military truck that's trapped in the water here. and that used to be a road. now it's impassable, even for ambulances trying to evacuate the local hospital. and everyone here has been warned that there's worse to come. sarah rainsford, bbc news, nysa. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's get back to the us where the fbi says they're investigating what appears to be an attempted assassination against donald trump. let's bring in our correspondent in washington, jenny kumah. bring us up to speed with the latest. ., , ., ., latest. over the last hour we have heard a press _ latest. over the last hour we have heard a press conference - latest. over the last hour we have heard a press conference with - latest.

prague as a gift to the american people, gift to the american people to house radio free europe in eastern europe, central europe in prague for the work that we had done as americans in supporting democracy and freedom in all the countries then under communist rule. so that the radios are now functioning, they are the go to source for what's happening in ukraine today, what's happening in russia, they cover it better than anybody else so i think the legacy that was started under president eisenhower back in late 1940s or early 1950s is alive and well and he would be extremely proud of the work that they have done and the success they have had and the work they are continuing to do today but i would also like to expand a little bit more on what president eisenhower did in terms of peace through information if you want to call it that, peace through contract. what is often times perhaps not known as well as it should is that president eisenhower was the fourth person who helped create a very interesting agency of the united states government called us information agency. which was housed in washing

our eastern europe correspondent sarah rainsford has the latest from southwest poland.g everything in its path under huge pressure. in the town centre, streets have already disappeared under floodwater. just about passable for those determined to struggle home. but the level is rising fast. a few miles away, things are even worse. we could not reach this town. the family who sent us this video were trapped in their home as the local mayor declared the town was drumming. it's true for a large part of southwestern poland. at the foot of the mountains, after the torrential rain of storm boris. there is a giant rescue operation already under way. giant rescue operation already underway. residents giant rescue operation already under way. residents are being warned to get out before the water reaches their town. not to risk weighting. in a school thatis to risk weighting. in a school that is now a shelter, people are safe but disoriented. they took what they could. now, they worry about everything they have left behind. translation: if the wind. _ have left behind. translati

as eastern europe. uh, we have people actually in vienna who can go to work because the subways off uh in pod closed. um we have uh, a lot of other issue is that happening there? are people on that one shift on the dad you that i asked the but they can't leave the scripts because i mean the, the whole area in the city is flooded. so i'm in austria as well as eastern europe are still facing a number of facts. speaking of eastern europe, what about there's other countries that have been affected the check public slovakia, poland, romania. they've been hit really hard having they stuff on they have been hit very hard indeed. we know that about 250000 people in the czech republic without power at this point. they are 6000 farm houses in romania that have flooded and slowly in your parts of the capital brought his lava under water and in poland. there is also a reservoir lake that might very well overflowed very soon. emergency declared everywhere except on thank you very much. that was journalist stuff and

the vfsb emphasizes that now everyone who comes to moscow. through the directorate of eastern europe and central asia is considered as mi-6 personnel or its agents. dmitry kulko and yuri rublev, channel one. nato will start a direct war with russia if it allows ukraine to use long-range weapons to strike deep into our territory. this was stated at a meeting of the un security council by russia's permanent representative vasily nebenze. just today, british prime minister starmer is visiting washington. according to the american. ban, here we only need to remind ourselves of the ban, since the ukrainian military does not have the ability to handle such complex systems without the direct participation of western specialists, vladimir putin spoke about this the day before, here is what our country's permanent representative to the un, vasily nebenze, said today. such potential development situation will fundamentally change our relations with the western camp. if the decision to lift restrictions is really made or will be... accept those who were forced to leave their homes in temporary

the inundated central and eastern europe. and as residents here come to terms with the extent of the damage, all the parts of europe is still bracing to the arrival of flood waters. here in south west poland, local residents to binding together to help police and beyond me, build flood bar is along the older river and its tributaries. basically what we are trying to make it stable. there are leaks in some places, but we are trying to punch them up as soon as possible with sun box, which people have be making here. seems this morning, a voice mail slip for him, the other i hope that we can keep them by minutes, as they are some of our, like excel, race against time. neighboring parts of poland have already been completely submerged, till grads, mazda, and full. so is an export on climate risks and add up taishan that the european environment agency and joins us from copenhagen. welcome to dw, is it inevitable? the flooding emergency is like we're currently seeing in central and eastern europe will become more dangerous and more

and bad weather in central and eastern europe, winter in one part, and underwater in another. several metro lines have been closed in vienna, evacuation is underway in romania, what is known about the victims? so, in the lpr, where there is a finished goods warehouse aluminum plant there was a fire, they managed to extinguish the open fire on an area of ​​more than 400 km. as reported by the regional ministry of emergency situations, on the territory of ... the enterprise spread from a natural fire. what is the situation there now, we will find out from our correspondent vitaly bryksin. he is in touch with the studio. so, vitaly, hello, what is now at the site of the fire to what conclusions about the causes of mass fires came at the meeting of the defense headquarters, which was held by leonid pasechnik. studio, hello, in the antratsitovsky municipal district from 1 september from large-scale fires. several settlements were completely or partially damaged . today, firefighters are fighting the fire in the vicinity of the village of stepnoye, strong gusts of wind are constantl

the ussr from eastern europe. since you make such statements, let me ask, what about our role as liberators? no, we didn't play that you had no role as liberators? world war ii? come on, what about your father, who died then, you only entered world war ii because of pearl harbor. you were in complete isolation. i would argue, we were going to enter the war before that, and this was provoking us, but thank god the us intervened. thank god the russians had almost won the devil by that time. we all know what happened, the minsk agreements were signed in istanbul, everything was decided, they had to be implemented, but then boris johnson, the puppet of washington, came to kiev and said, "no, you don't have to do anything." and let me tell you about my american brothers and sisters, they are subjected to colossal propaganda in all the major media, you can't even imagine it, you can't imagine it because you don't live there and you don't speak english well enough to understand, but i live there, i speak english, i... th

this was strange from the beginning because sentiments towards communism are not strong in eastern europe. on the contrary, in 1989 there was a bifurcation, china stayed on the socialist course and most other countries chose democracy and it's important to though, when i observed taiwanese announcements [indiscernible] they often refer to democratic experience, opposing authoritarian systems, etc. so this is kind of interesting how these countries refer to that path when connecting. [indiscernible] mention with the chinese leaders during summits on a bilateral basis. the document coproduced by china and central eastern countries which says a lot the chinese narrative is not really [indiscernible] xi jinping met with the leaders of central eastern europe countries [indiscernible] north-south divide as china usually divides relations with you and to china along with this continuum of north-south divide this is interesting because most of the sea countries belongs to nato, to you, however china still proliferates this narrative and interesting point is that the socialism and noninterference

leadership of streets and houses are flooded, people are being evacuated en masse, flooding in eastern europe, rivers have overflown their banks due to heavy rain. stormy streams are sweeping away everything in their path. vivid images of the most difficult elements, the stars of figure skating on ice of the anniversary in st. petersburg. spectacular performances for the beloved viewer - a free program. watch on the first. our people are in the special operation zone. the military destroyed the militants' observation post on the right bank of the dnieper. a pair of drone operators worked well together. one a fighter launches a pivid, another one is engaged in reconnaissance and records hits. and footage from the seversky section, where russian troops took control of a vso stronghold. first , the positions were hit from the air, and then the attack aircraft worked with lightning speed. a crushing blow to the concentration of saboteur forces on the kursk border in the case of attack aircraft, su-2 pilots. military equipment was also hit by air missiles, reconnaissance reports that all targets w

the interdepartmental unit, located together with the directorate of eastern europe and central asia. is responsible for the development and implementation of the strategy of the national security council in relation to russia, and also for ensuring the implementation of the armed forces, intelligence and law enforcement policies. russia unit , according to the documents, coordinates all the secret work of the new anti-russian intelligence service of the british foreign ministry. according to the fsb , this included planning a terrorist attack on the kerch bridge and training ukrainian saboteurs who tried to penetrate crimea, all part of a far-reaching plan for large-scale subversive work. the new foreign office structure is nothing more than a coordination center for destabilization world situation, by drawing all the world's leading players into a global conflict. you. the fsb emphasizes that now everyone who comes to moscow through the eastern europe and central asia directorate is considered either a career mi6 employee or its agent. dmitry kulko and yuri rublev, channel one. nato

we use eastern europe editor romantic, going to rank of to turn into the middle east. now where a german 4 minister angelina bare walk is in ramallah and they occupied westbank for talks with palestinian leaders on reaching a cease fire and hosted for lease. still bare bulk was intel a vive? earlier where she sat down with her counterpart as well cast, speaking to reporters, afterwards, she said that a purely military approach was not a solution to the situation in casa. she also criticized actions by is really forces in the west bank. there block has said that germany would raise it's a to spending for garza providing a further $50000000.00 euros to the united nations and international. and g owes our chief political correspondent, jeanina has a, has more on the german 4 ministers trip from tel aviv. the gym and foreign minister was very clear in how messaging towards the israeli government, the military strategy and military approach is not going to end the conflict. and it is not going to bring back the hostages on elena bab says, but she finds it highly disturbing

the inundated central and eastern europe. and as residents here come to terms with the extent of the damage. all the parts of europe is still bracing to the arrival of flood waters. here in south west, poland, local residents to binding together to help police and beyond me, build flood vari is along the older river and it's tribute trees. basically what we are trying to make it stable there are leaks in some places, but we are trying to punch them up as soon as possible with sun box, which people have be making here. seems this morning, a voice mail slip for him. the other i hope that we can keep them on minutes as they are out with some of our like excel, a race against time. neighboring parts of poland have already been completely submerged. so far, germany has been spared the worst effects of the down pause, but footboard is from neighboring countries. us steadily moving across the board at the eastern city of preston is preparing. as the elbow river steadily rises, the river level is reached 6 meters pushing some district

also coming off at least i people i day, the storm forest flashes, central and eastern europe swelling, rivers and knocking out how in poland, the check for public and austria 1000, several 1000 a forced to flee as far as done months. right, in just 24 hours the welcome to the program. i am jared read. we stopped with breaking news from the united states, the f b. i says full, my president, donald trump has been the subject of and now the apparent assassination attempt. trump pulls out his golf club in west palm beach in florida, when the shots were fired, the cost was immediately locked down. authorities have detained a person of interest as they putting it. this comes almost exactly 2 months off through a bullet greys the form of presidents. the, at a rally in pennsylvania, a sub, a suspect was stopped driving an s u v on the highway in florida not far from the gulf coast. the head of the local sheriff's department in the area says the drive a male turned himself in peacefully to my uh, picked up the vehicle, the phone for that. we're able to contain using some of our bigger vehicles

and it is realistic to push them to choose to be as they those eastern europe. i don't mind going. try and go is at this time it's in rob's time. drum on good to see you. what else did zalinski have to say at the start of the meeting? so those are the few points that i'd like to mention from his speech at the beginning. and she's trying to, of course, to all the pond countries, especially if the united states and in germany for delivering weapons to you can continue to do so for us. so yeah, but she also said that the speed of those laborers that was promised to ukraine just a few months ago is not sufficient. she said, for example, speaking about the air defense systems which are very important for your crime, that's a significant number of them has not been delivered yet. so he's expecting a movement on that. he also said that your credit is working on a co production with weston park. most of the weapons in ukraine, an outside your crime. so she's, she's, she also mentioned the cx, 5 thing in the, the, around the city also across coaches in the east of your payment on boss, whic

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, like correspondent julius dudley spoke to me earlier from low austria close to the comp valley on foster's hottest hidden regions. a yeah, today has been has seen incessant rain all across this part of austria really without any break. this is the, the 1st moment really where we've seen an end to the rain and where i'm standing is on the board on the edge of the daniel river. it is very high. as you see, these are some protective barriers that have been put up to prevent the water from overflowing. but the situation here is quite com right now, but we've heard that and we've seen that in the cam valley, which is further upstream from here, there has been quite a lot of flooding. there is a reservoir there that goes into the camp river and it was a at risk of overflowing. so over the last couple of days also, or these have let gradually water come out of the reservoir not to create a

the w news, live from bell, and at least 11 people are dead as stone, boris lashes central, and eastern europe. there is no less often the weather in many places hit hardest recipe operations continue, and several 1000 people are forced to flee. is storm dumps a months worth of rain in just 24 hours. will say coming up on the program. the f b, i says it is investigating what appears to be another attempt to assassinate donald trump. the suspect is in custody. the former us president is safe off to the incident of his florida golf club. the manuscript is makennan. welcome. so this loving continues to wreak havoc across central and eastern europe following days of torrential rain, more rivers, all spelling that banks. situation remains critical in many parts, southern germany is effected at least 11 people have died across poland, austria, the tech republic, and romania. the latest rise and fatalities has happened in poland where full people perished. checklist overseas reporting 7, missing wall, slovakia and hungry. preparing for the west, tens of thousands of people have been forced to flee as

large parts of central and eastern europe are under flood alert. at least four people are dead in romania. thousands of homes are destroyed and people displaced. and in the cezch republic, emergency services are desperately trying to find a car washed away by a flooded river. it's believed three people are inside. the rain, causesd by cyclone boris, has mainly hit the eastern part of romania. authorities are creating displacement camps and sending emergency aid to those forced to evacuate their homes. the cyclone rains have also hit several other countries in the region — including the czech republic — where 38 locations have declared the highest flood alert. authorities there say the worst rainfall and flood risk should be experienced in the coming 2a to 48 hours. poland, too, has also experienced heavy rain. our correspondent in warsaw, adam easton, has the latest. well, what this cyclone is doing, catherine, is causing extremely heavy rainfall which is leading to dangerously high river levels — water levels in the rivers across the region. many

the inundated central and eastern europe. and as the residents here come to terms with the extent of the damage, all the parts of europe is still bracing to be arrival of flood waters. here in south west poland, local residents to binding together to help police and beyond me, build flood vari is along the older river and it's tribute trees. think the supports we are trying to make it stable. there are leaks in some places, but we are trying to patch them up as soon as possible with sun box, which people have been making here seems this morning. they watched me stuff for him, the other i hope that we can keep them by mid us. they are some of our subjects on a race against time. neighboring parts of poland have already been completely submerged to their hands. most influential is an expert on climate risks and outpatient the your pan environment. agents in joining us from copenhagen, welcome to dw, is it inevitable? the flooding emergency is like we're currently seeing in central and eastern europe will become more dangerous an

a gift to the american people to house radio for europe in eastern europe essentially europe and prague the work that we had done an americans in supportingri democracy and freem in eastern -- we all of the countries of then under communist rule. so that the radios are now functioning. they are -- the go to source for what is happening in ukrainian today or what isto happening in russia. they cover it better than anybody else. and so i think the legacy that wask started under president eisenhower back in very late 1940s early 1950s is alive and well and would be extremely proud of the work that they have done in this success they have hadd and the work they're continuing to do today. but i also like to expand a little bit more on what president eisenhower did in terms of peace through information. if you want to call it that peace through contact and i think what is oftentimes perhaps well not known as well as it should -- is that president eisenhower was the first person who helped create a very interesting agency of the united states government call thed u.s. ia u.s. information agenc

sophisticated attack that appears to have been months in the my also coming up funds in central and eastern europe play the trial of destruction. thousands more evacuations are on the way. all teens of volunteers try to save the towns and cities from the rising board . the . i'm anthony. how'd welcome living on the health minister says 12 people including 2 children have now died in a wave of explosions, targeting pages used by the hezbollah militant group. nearly 3000 others were injured as the pages, days, and nights, and single tiniest sleep across the country. among them was a runs ambassador, as well as blind this row, and promised to protect the eyes. israel has not yet commented. chaotic seems like this played out hundreds of times throughout the lebanon and syria, behind the chaos. pagers used by the militia group hezbollah to communicate with its operatives and supporters. hundreds of the devices exploded over a period of about an hour. defense experts say is real, spike agency most likely infiltrated the supply chain impacted devices with explosives. before hezbollah obtains them, the am

also it coming up stone far as lashes central in eastern europe, swelling, rivers and knocking out how imposing the czech republic and australia. several 1000 people are forced to flee as far as dumps a month with a range of just 24 hours and full cost as well and include get with the welcome to the program. i'm jared read. we start with breaking news out of the united states. donald trump's campaign says the former president is safe following what's being described as quote gunshots in his vicinity. trump was at his golf club in west palm beach in florida. when the shots were fired, the course was immediately locked down. authorities have detained a person of interest as they putting as this comes almost exactly 2 months after a bullet. greys, the former president e, a at a rally in pennsylvania and dw special correspondent abraham is in washington dc. for us. i a, what more can you tell us about this as well, the most important thing to remember at jared is that we are in the very, very early hours of what will likely be a high profile investigation around what exactly happened today

moscow international book fair - the largest and oldest book forum in russia and eastern europe.s year , more than 300 publishers and book distributors from russia, belarus, azerbaijan, germany, iran, and china took part in it. over 200 events took place at ten venues over 5 days. these were meetings with writers, book presentations, conferences, discussions, and seminars. traces of past centuries at the bottom of the western dvina river. underwater excavations were conducted for the first time in vitebsk. what did the specialists manage to find? five artifacts were found in the first few hours alone, the the archaeological hunt lasted 3 days. divers found spearheads dating back to the 10th-18th centuries. among the finds were fragments of stove tiles and many ceramic items that were raised from the bottom of the western tvena. employees of the institute of the history of nadbelarus and volunteers of the diving club worked in the center of the ancient city. they decided to organize underwater excavations after archaeological exploration showed a large accumulation of artifacts in