nysa as you mentioned.am in the city of| nysa as you mentioned. this you. yes, i am in the city of. nysa as you mentioned. this is a city of around 40,000 people and yesterday an evacuation was announced here from between 5pm and 8pm, the discharge of water from a nearby reservoir was lowered to allow people to escape from this very place. today, after this action that happened during the night, the repair of an embankment of the river that was participated in ijy river that was participated in by not only do military services, fire department and police but also regular citizens took part in this, to fix this embankment and what i have seen here today is people returning from this bridge, so the right bank, the old town of nysa was endangered by this new wave of flood. and today, you can see perhaps now cast crossing back to the old town, where water levels have dropped. let mejust remind where water levels have dropped. let me just remind you that two days ago, the embankment was broken by water rushing i

i am in nysa now, just a few miles from where we were for that report and here in nysa it was a prettyramatic night overnight. the mayor, as you heard in that report, had given an emergency evacuation order and then there were volunteers who are here all night stuffing sandbags like this, forming a human chain to bring the bags down here to the embankment where a section of the river bank had subsided. and there was a danger, according to the mayor, of that river bank collapsing completely and the water rushing through into the town of nysa where we are now. you can see the wall of sandbags and the river behind. they have plugged the gap and in fact the river level or water level has begun to fall back. so it seems, according to the authorities here, that the immediate danger has passed. they are prepared if the water level rises again. there is talk of another problem with the embankment a little further up but certainly after a dramatic night, lots of helicopters in the skies, lots of sirens going off, and a huge number of people volunteering to bring these sandbags to this spot and

iam in i am in nysa, iam in nysa, a i am in nysa, a few miles from where we made that report.s a pretty dramatic night. the mayor had given an emergency evacuation order and there were volunteers here all night stopping sandbags like this and forming human chains, to bring the bags down now near to bring the bags down now near to the embankment, where a section of the river bank had subsided and there was a according to the mayor of that river bank collapsing completely at the water rushing through into the town of nysa where we are now. you can see the wall of sandbags and the river behind. they have plugged the gap and in fact the river water level has begun to fall back. it seems according to the authorities that the immediate danger has passed. they are prepared if the water level rises again. there is talk of another problem with the embankment a little further up but after a dramatic night lots of helicopters in these guys, lots of sirens and huge numbers of volunteers to bring these sandbags to the spot to try to protect their town. it does seem like this morning the su

in nysa, soldiers have been drafted in too, in this case to rescue the rescuers.s 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. over the last hour we have heard a press conference with a i latest. over the last hour we have| heard a press c

in nysa, soldiers have been drafted in too, in this case to rescue the rescuers. 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. eight people have drowned while trying to cross the channel from france to england. their rubber boat was overloaded, with more than 50 people on board including eritreans, sudanese, syrians and iranians. it comes as sir keir starmer prepares to meet his italian counterpart, giorgia meloni, on monday. the two leaders are expected to discuss illegal migration, and to see what lessons can be learned from italy's scheme of sending migrants to albania. so far this year 45 people have died trying to make the journey across the channe

sarah rainsford, bbc news, nysa.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. what that means, when he has a prior criminal history orjust been in law enforcement radar or whether he has actually had encounters with law enforcement, we do not know as of yet but there were somehow aware of him. it is quite incredible that the secret service and that this witness were able to spot this individual and that he was able to be brought to custody. here is what we know about how all of this unfolded in this point. all of this happened about 130 pm eastern. the former president was on the golf course, he was golfing. a secret service agent was two h

yeah, i mean, as you can see here in nysa, and actually as we were driving around this area, there isthe moment. it has paused for now. the forecast is for more rain tomorrow. and i think that's why the focus is still very much on the fact that more rain, more water is to come. and just because the water... all the water that's to come down the mountains hasn't made it here yet. so a breached dam, rivers overflowing, reservoirs extremely high or flooded already, i think the picture is pretty critical. it's been described as catastrophic across the area for some time to come. certainly the worst has not passed. and in fact, even have we been as we've been standing here for the past 20 minutes or so, the water level here has been rising. the water has come forward several metres just in the last few minutes. so i think, you know, the point is, donald tusk, the prime minister here, has said that he is preparing to declare a state of natural disaster. so an emergency situation. i think nobody is underestimating what's happening here. it's the worst floods since 1997. back in 1997, exactly

i am in nysa, a few miles from where we made that report. it was a pretty dramatic night here.

as you can see here in nysa and as we were driving around, there is no rain at the moment. and i think that is why the focus is very much on the fact that more rain is to comforter and just because all the water that has to come down the water that has to come down the mountains has made here yet, so it breaks of, rivers of reform, reservoirs extremely hire flooded already, i think the picture is pretty critical. it has been described as catastrophic across the area for some time to come. certainly, the worst has not passed. as we have been standing here for the past 20 minutes, the water level here has been rising. the water has come forward several metres just in the last few minutes. donald tusk said that he is preparing to declare a state of a natural disaster, an emergency situation. nobody is underestimating what is happening here. it is the worst floods in since 1997, when exactly the same region was very badly affected. at that time, more than 100 people in the czech republic and poland lost their lives. this time the authorities are saying they're much better prepa

nysa has already flooded, but it could get much worse, so residents like teresa have been told to gethe weather, it's nature, what can you do?" she tells me. but nature is powerful. it smashed up the main bridge in the next town and plunged it underwater. when the floods subsided, there was chaos... ..and filth everywhere. right into their houses. how high did the water come? this man and his family had onlyjust decorated. all this was brand—new. everything isjust...damaged. everything, money, what we have. it was repaired and now we don't have nothing. his neighbour tells me she fled when the water came rushing in. was it scary when it was coming? yes. i'm scared. recovering from this won't be easy and the danger still hasn't passed. sarah rainsford, bbc news. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. former bbc presenter huw edwards has been given a six—month prison sentence, suspended for two years, after admitting having indecent images of children as young as seven. the 63—year—old will also have to complete a sex offender

the mayor of the polish city of nysa has asked all 114,000 residents to evacuate.he flood zone of poland, there is an urgent call to evacuate. fears that a stretch of embankment could collapse after days battered by a river swollen by torrential rain. not farfrom here, a dam has burst. the pressure is increasing. nysa has already flooded, but it could get much worse, so residents like teresa have been told to get out to higher ground. "it's the weather, its nature, what can you do?" she tells me. but nature is powerful. it smashed up the main bridge in the next town and plunged it underwater. when the floods subsided, there was chaos... ..and filth everywhere. right into their houses. how high did the water come? this man and his family had onlyjust decorated. all this was brand—new. everything isjust...damaged. everything, money, what we have. it was repaired and now we don't have nothing. his neighbour tells me she fled when the water came rushing in. was it scary when it was coming? yes. i'm scared. recovering from this won't be easy and the danger still hasn't

the city of nysa is already flooded. but it could be much worse. so to residents like teresa. even inside houses. how high did the water rise? water was everywhere. krzysztov and his family just made repairs. all this was completely new. everything is damaged, for everything money, everything we had. everything was repaired, but now we have nothing. his neighbor. to me, what escaped when the water flooded? it was scary when did the water rise? yes, it was scary. it will not be easy to recover after that. and the danger still hasn't passed. well, the situation remains critical in the czech republic, flood barriers are being erected in prague. what are the predictions? and here's what a bbc correspondent says, who... as you can see, there's still quite a lot of rain in the clouds in this country, but there's a certain sense of optimism that the worst may be behind us. behind me is the river vltava in prague, and at this time the day before the water covered the embankment here, but today it is only reaching it borders, so people believe, at least her

nysa has already flooded, but it could get much worse, so residents like teresa have been told to get it smashed up the main bridge in the next town and plunged it underwater. when the floods subsided, there was chaos... ..and filth everywhere. right into their houses. how high did the water come? this man and his family had onlyjust decorated. all this was brand—new. everything isjust...damaged. everything, money, what we have. it was repaired and now we don�*t have nothing. his neighbour tells me she fled when the water came rushing in. was it scary when it was coming? yes. i�*m scared. recovering from this won�*t be easy and the danger still hasn�*t passed. sarah rainsford, bbc news. let�*s get some of the day�*s other news now. sean combs has been arrested in manhattan after a grand jury indictment. the specific charges against the rapper, also known as p diddy have not yet been confirmed, although his legal team said they deeply disappointed with the decision to prosecute him. the arrest follows raids on two of his properties in los angeles and miami. combs has faced several laws

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nysa has already flooded but it could get much worse, so residents like teresa have been told to getin the next town and plunged it underwater. when the floods subsided, there was chaos. and filth everywhere. right into their houses. how high did the water come? this man and his family had onlyjust decorated. all this was brand—new. everything is just... damaged. everything, money, what we have. it was repaired and now we don�*t have nothing. his neighbour tells me she fled when the water came rushing in. was it scary when it was coming? yes. i'm scared. recovering from this won�*t be easy and the danger still hasn�*t passed. sarah rainsford, bbc news. two people have died after wildfires spread in central and northern portugal. villages have been evacuated, and motorways closed, while the eu has been asked to send more water—bombing aircraft. portugal�*s experiencing unusually dry conditions with strong winds fanning the fires. they�*ve been the premier league�*s powerhouse team for more than a decade. but now, manchester city is facing the biggest disciplinary case in the history o

this is klodzko — where the nysa river burst its banks.ks. poland's prime minister, donald tusk, says the authorities have not yet been able to establish how many buildings have been destroyed in some remote areas. the united nations wants to treat artificial intelligence with the same urgency as climate change. an international panel of experts tasked by the un secretary—general has released a highly critical report on its global governance describing it as a "patchwork" of rules and guidelines. let's speak to our technology editor zoe kleinman. what editor zoe kleinman. are they concerned about? if what are they concerned about? if i had a dollarfor every what are they concerned about? if i had a dollar for every set of regulation, proposals, guidelines, treaties, voluntary codes about al safety and responsibility i have read in the last couple of years, i would have my own tropical island because there have been so many. this report that has been commissioned by the un itself really makes that point, that there are so many different thi

the clear—up operation is under way in the polish city of nysa — where more than 40,000 residents hadxtensive damage across a huge area — with the storms set to move onto italy next, with flood alerts in place for most of the country. sarah rainsford reports from poland. this is now the only route to safety from another polish town cut off by the floods. boats sent to the rescue of those who'd called for help as the water rose in their homes. the very edge of town is now the only dry spot left. how much water? really, so high? yeah. scary, scary. yeah. one of the rescuers described it — he said until around about 4:00 in the morning, they were trying to reinforce the river bank to stop it from flooding, but the water burst through and it has flooded this town extremely badly. so that's why this mass evacuation is underway. it is well organised, there are lots of people involved, but it is a major emergency that they're dealing with here now. the military have been drafted in, too, and by nightfall more than 400 people had been evacuated. adrian didn't wait, though. he walked waist—hig

five military trucks just rolling by as the local mayor here in nysa has ordered the evacuation of thiscan see, just look at the scene behind me, this is one of the main streets through the town of nice, and it's completely flooded. the town hospital is just up there. we've seen pictures from inside it. we can't get anywhere near it. but inside the ground floor is totally flooded. the emergency care patients are being evacuated. and the problem is that we're told that a dam has breached some miles away from here, but in such a position that the danger is that a wall of water is heading this way, and that the water levels in this town could rise even higher still, in fact, just up that way, we've just been looking at the river here, the water is extremely high, the level is very high, and it's moving extremely fast. so there's a bridge there under pressure too. and this is basically the scene right across this region here, the border region with the czech republic. we're close to the mountains. the water has been gushing down the mountainside. and rivers here in southern poland, as well

the mayor of nysa has asked all aa,000 residents to leave.hought to have died in the floods across central europe, which have been caused by heavy rain and snowfall.

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