in in afar so in just eight months —— burkina faso in 'ust in afar so in just eight months —— burkinars appear in these military fatigues, and make an announcement on state television, saying they have been compelled to take over. they say it is for security reasons, which are the same reasons, which are the same reason the first group of soldiers cited back injanuary when they took power. burkina fasois when they took power. burkina faso is part of this group of countries in the west of africa where islamist insurgent groups have been trying to carve out territory. and back injanuary went paul—henri damiba and his group's of soldiers took power, they said they would be able to tackle those groups. eight months later many in burkina faso feel they have not done enough and the new leaders of this coup say that the last interim leader, paul—henri damiba, was too busy pursuing his political ambitions to try and secure the country. they say they have been given no choice but to take over. i have made promises for the international immunity that they will respect all of their obligations,

burkina faso means the land of honest people.ar. but it's been in turmoil for the whole of this year with a couple of coups in a matter of months. the biggest problem is a jihadi insurgency, and burkina faso's best friend in dealing with that seems to be russia, and in particular the wagner group, russia's shadowy commercial paramilitary organisation. russia thinks it can solve burkina faso's problems. i asked mayeni jones, the bbc west africa correspondent, what she thought. there was a coup, the second coup in just over eight months. a young soldier, captain ibrahim chaudhry, took over from his predecessor, paul—henri damiba, and he said the reason that he decided to do this was because mr damiba, he claims, had failed to deal with a security threat in the country. so this insurgency, the seven—year insurgency, which has been happening in burkina faso and right across the region, that has been responsible for a number of attacks in the country. and mr damiba had come into power in january saying that he was going to tackle it.

with all available means. western leaders say they'll never recognize the move plus the leader of burkina faso is military. jonah is himself. i stayed in a military coup army rebels and i'm staying for overthrown, pull on read them. eva suspended the constitution and dissolved the government, west african countries. so it's the last qu, just 9 months ago. hurricane ian makes land for, for a 2nd time in the u. s. highland and coastal areas of south carolina. the resurgent storm brings heavy rain and flash flooding after needing a deadly path of destruction in florida. ah, i'm pablo foley, as welcome to the program. russian president vladimir putin has proclaimed the annexation of 4 occupied ukrainian regions, violating intern in the law, and drawing condemnation from the west. the move is the culmination of a series of hastily arranged votes last week that have been widely condemned as a sham. the land grab marks, an escalation in russia's war against ukraine, and vladimir putin says he will use all means to defend the territories it portrayed as a big domestic wind for russia. as will have to

the people of mali and burkina faso and the rest. at -- we have to have an introspection and look at it in order to have a new momentum that gives the burkina people -- these are very proud people who are with very little means to counter the geopolitical tide beyond the scope of their capacity. amy: finally, professor paul, earlier this year the intercept reported u.s. trade officers have attempted at least nine coups and succeeded in at least eight across five west african countries since 2008, including burkina faso three times, guinea, mali three times, mauritania, and the gambia. if you can say what you think the u.s. should be doing or not doing in africa? and finally, how did thomas sankara die? >> thomas sankara died in an international plot that started with smuggling in libya. blaise compaorÉ and fred's word the mastermind of that coup. i think it wasevealed in the trial how the whole thing happened and we are witnessing and hoping -- commemorative date october 15, go to new york and washington come asking for declassify doc

the head of the african union has condemned a military coup in burkina faso. as new reports of gunfire are heard in the capital one to jiggle. a group of soldiers overthrew paul and he dummy bomb. an officer who himself took over the west african nation back in january, the newly declared leader, captain ibrahim tore, appeared friday and stay television to announce the crew, which the a you is calling and unconstitutional. change of government? grimly nika, army officers address the nation. the national television broadcast and the doubts over who's now in charge of the military leaders had overthrown their own lieutenant turned president. and promised to tackle the volatile security situation . goes down to north, it is conscious of our historical responsibility, the patriotic movement for safe garden restoration. here by commits all fighting forces to refocus on security and the restoration of the integrity of our territory and visit us. we reassure the international community that burkina faso will continue to respect its international commitments including

we're burkina faso liter pull on re demi bra has been i've stayed in a military coup. the soldiers behind the who say they've dissolved the government and suspended the constitution. that's according to a statement read by an army captain on state television. earlier explosions and heavy gunfire were reported near the presidential palace in the capital while the due due to me, but military john to seized power just 9 months ago. henry wilkins is a journalist, ain burkina faso capital wa good to go and i spoke to him earlier about who's in charge now in the country a trial right now taking control of the country. much like to me, but he came to power back in january a military. he was a marginal figure with trial, right. so we were still trying to really find out as much as we can about who it is at this stage will tell us about the president's whereabouts. do we know where he is? we do, you know, i mean that has been a misinformation flowing around on social media today. some people have said, the former president of the house was surrounded by soldiers this morning th

also coming up the liter burkina faso, military junta is himself ousted in a military coup. army rebels. them now they've overthrown paul on read amoeba. but new reports of gunfire in the capital suggest the crisis is not over. ah. a marion evans dean, welcome. the russian defense ministry says it has pulled out its troops from the strategically important town of lehman in the eastern ukraine, and key of says its soldiers have now entered the city. leman is in the denounced region, one of 4 that russian president vladimir putin proclaimed to be part of russia on friday. the recapture of lee mon, by ukrainian troops, is part of a wider counter offensive that seem ukraine re take significant amounts of territory in the east. earlier i suppose our correspondent nick connelly and kias and he told me why the withdrawal of the russian truth lehman was so significant. man, this is a significant wind for ukraine, especially coming as it does symbolic a day after that the event in the criminal in moscow. with that, her very earlier dramatic performance by putin in that are very telegenic events,

the burkina faso will continue to respect its international commitments including human rights. prior to the announcement protestors took to the streets of the capital. why do go to support the removal of president paul? i read the amoeba. the now ex president came to par in a previous could into in january. but his promises didn't convince to berkener bay law as we won't change on a truly fundamental change so much about my change that will bring paced up a keener father. even if it takes 10 kuda, we will find the right solution. the military officers who seized control of the country have announced the closure of burkina faso, landon air borders, as well as a nighttime curfew, but the more measures will be needed to restore peace. many in burkina faso are frustrated with the government's inability to stem islamist violence in the north in the latest deadly attack. 11 soldiers were killed on monday by g hottest in soon province, while escorting a civilian convoy. so far, almost 2000000 people have been internally displaced by the violence. friday's overthrow as t h successful qu, sin

it is in french, and it translates to paratroopers in burkina faso. what is the goal here? will show you the video that goes with this french facebook post, and we can see another plane once again, and many more paratroopers in the sky. we count at least 13 paratroopers, who years a claim to be -- to users claim to be french military. olivia: something a little questionable about that material. can you tell us where the video comes from? >> in fact, these videos were filmed right here in the second largest city of burkina faso, located in the southwest of the country right here. we came to this conclusion by reviewing the comments section on this post on facebook and twitter, and many of the comments we came across claim that this footage actually belongs to a military training for paratroopers in burkina faso . for example, this user right here claiming that the context of the video is during a training event for military officers. he also says to stop scaring people. we have a second comment right here from the comments section on facebook and twitter where this user says

many in burkina faso are frustrated with the government's inability to stem islamist violence in the north in the latest deadly attack. 11 soldiers were killed on monday by g hottest in soon province, while escorting a civilian conroy so far, almost 2000000 people have been internally displaced by the violence. friday's overthrow as the 8th successful qu, since burkina faso gained independence from france in 1960. okay, let's take a look now, some of the other news from around the world, no way has accepted military aid from france, germany and britain to secure it's oil and gas sector. and was prime minister made the announcement as a danish swedish report was released saying that recently in the nord stream gas pot, one were caused by lodge explosions in what looked like a deliberate act. japan has condemned north korea's firing of 2 missiles which landed in waters between korea and japan. it was the 4th miss offering in a single week to penske defense minister said the action was absolutely in commiserate with noting that the frequency was unprecedented. and that they threatened p

also on the program, the leader of burkina faso military jonah is himself assisted in a military coup army rebels and and they have overthrown pull on read. amoeba suspended the constitution and dissolved the government, the west african country. so it's the last who just 9 months ago and hurricane ian makes landfill for a 2nd time in the us pounding coastal areas of south carolina be reserved into a storm. it brings heavy rain and flash flooding after leaving a deadening path of destruction in florida. ah, i'm pablo fully n e s. thanks for joining us. russian president vladimir putin has proclaimed the annexation of 4 occupied ukrainian regions, violating international law and drawing con donation from the west. the move is the culmination of a series of hastily arranged votes last week that have been widely condemned as a sham. the land grab marks, an escalation in russia's war against ukraine and latimer putin says he will use all means to defend the territories it portrayed as a big domestic wind production. as we'll have to put in joint hands. precipitous pleaded and officially a

with food and fertilizer in africa, the already modest incomes of the people of burkina faso fell evenurther. many perceived the arrival of the new government with enthusiasm, the fathers against the presence of the french military in the country continue, the population is dissatisfied with the fact that paris only imitates the struggle with extremists. activists note hope for russia, which has already helped some neighbors to bring peace. i'm happy today is a day of joy. if i could afford a cow, i would slaughter it for the holiday. we want to improve relations with russia, i'm proud and happy. we want cooperation with russia, you never know, we want our country to be freed from the influence of the french down with france, but france never leaves for another country of her own free will. meanwhile, france is striving to turn west africa into a zone of its exceptional influence. in burkina faso before natural resources first of all, it is manganese , zinc phosphates and, of course, gold natalya goncharova olga albukhina to lead. the football world is shocked by the tragedy in indones

the delegation represented west african states is meeting burkina faso's new leader. representatives met with protests. demonstrators are accusing the regional body of interfering in the country's affairs and many are calling on russia for help. reporter: tourist is a russian movie for an african audience. russian fighters are seen helping african soldiers combat armed groups shoulder to shoulder. for much this is an effort to win hearts and minds suffering attacks from al qaeda. for france, it is russian propaganda. on a visit to burkina faso, the french general in charge of the operation warrant the dangers of dealing with the group. >> with the arrival, the rise. there is a campaign of disinformation. reporter: in 2018, al jazeera met russian fighters between soldiers from the central african republic. this man a special advisor to the president and said brushes back in africa. they have expanded their operation in mozambique, sudan, the central african republic. after the coup in burkina faso on friday, the new leadership says he wants to work with the partners in

certainly provided targeted, supportive burkina faso. but our country still continues to call on france to pay more attention to the bar cane operation. the most positive thing is that the government is really engaged in dialog dialog which may reduce the level of violence without the government itself resorting to violence. additionally, the emergence of peoples brigades that provide security and their being allowed to combine and direct the efforts of self defense groups as a good development. the worst thing that we have to admit now is the understanding that the countries army cannot protect its population. and that common people are suffering from the endless violence. the biden administration has introduced a new series of sanctions against iran in an effort to curtail iranian or from reaching energy hungry world markets. so long as iran refuses a mutual return to the full implementation of the joint comprehensive plan of action, the united states will continue to enforce it sanctions on the sale of iranian petroleum and petrochemi

and a burkina faso confirmed this new transitional president who ousted a french back to leader. and a qu, we ask locals, what they think of parents is role in the african countries affairs. to france has been stealing from us for decades. we are losing money. people have been killed, france didn't bring anything to my country. it's a slavery with from moscow to the world. this is our international. i'm rachel blevins and these are the top stories this hour. we began with the latest as reports say, 11 people were killed and another 15 wounded and a terrorist attack. it occurred at a military training base in russia's western belgrade region near the ukrainian border. let's cross a live now to our teas igor, as your dog to get the details. now, igor, reports of this incident are just now emerging. so what is known for sure about what happened? well, apparently a group of unknown act as they opened fire, a bunch of people at a bunch of soldiers who volunteered to join russian forces here in the dumbass in ukraine. and well, apparently more than 10 people have perished in this trage

certainly provided targeted, supportive burkina faso. but our country still continues to call on france to pay more attention to the bar cane operation. the most positive thing is that the government is really engaged in dialog dialog which may reduce the level of violence without the government itself resorting to violence. additionally, the emergence of peoples brigades that provide security and they're being allowed to combine and direct the efforts of self defense groups as a good development. the worst thing that we have to admit now is the understanding that the countries army cannot protect its population. and that common people are suffering from the endless violence another story to bring new today, falling backlash on social media. the new york times has removed the reference to britain's colonial hand in building photo democracy in india over 250 years. it's by far not the 1st time the western media outlets of applied wall, it's been labeled loony language when covering india as r. t corresponding runjun sharma takes us throug

nancy: the military leader of burkina faso says he is talking to disaffected troops after the capital the sound of gunfire on friday. the military has been deployed around the city. most day-to-day life appears to have been suspended. i am joined by our west africa correspondent, who has been following events there. disturbing events, waking up to gunfire, but what is the latest? >> yes indeed, many of the resident will be getting flashbacks to january, when a similar situation occurred. the national broadcast was suspended. there were reports of gunshots in town and the next thing they knew, there was an image of men in military fatigues being broadcast on the national television station, saying they had taken over the democratically elected government. today, the situation has developed a little slower. there were gunshots in the morning and halfway through the day, we got a statement from the interim leader, a military leader in burkina faso, saying he was meeting wit soldiers who had expressed dissatisfaction with the way he was running the country. since then, we are hearing ther

the people of burkina faso have heard before. and nichols hack is monitoring this from senegal. nicholas wire people protesting against this delegation. so well, this is a delegation made up of lead by president for president of new sheriff mohammed from the foreign minister of going to be and a representative from gabby. i represent echo. i know there's been a mission just a few months ago when there was the previous q in january, and their goal is to ensure that the new strong man in walker do will stick to the plan by his, by the person that he to pose the said see to return to civilian rule by 2024. but there's been protest against his delegation. essentially, the west africa. what he echo was seen by many as a club for aging presidents that is more interested in keeping themselves in power than the interest of the people. and the issue here at heart in breaking up are so is restoring peace and security in a country where the government has lost 40 percent of the country is out of the control of the government's hands. what c

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looking at these developments taking place in burkina faso? yes, that is big. so one reason why because of the input on because it's part of the tribe of the air when the, when we know with my molly and j, and that is one of the mean hot beds in the region. so if you for is on have mileage molly? already out of it at the fafsa hill and new j o is very much in support of the of the for that flux loan a loan in the, in the it out with book in a far so any booking officer does not cooperate with defects and i'm out of d 5, so then it becomes the bay challenging for that defense i have to to have impact on the grant. so he can book enough to play the very critical role because it is one of the 3 countries in that core into tribe. but i would, according to la berry, john, that is like the mean headquarters of all of these, of these are military m e n. is that make it so densely? so it's very crucial that book enough as a continues to walk which region our government right to ensure that the more to let our joint us at 1st walks. thank you so much f

here's a look at what we've got coming up with how a pizza baker from burkina faso is taking italy by storm and could be afro be the future currency for the african continent. will hear from the artist who created it. but we start off with a young musician who's shaking up the pop music scene. calvin jones has written numerous hits in recent years and has millions of fans on the internet. but is this man behind the music that makes you want to get up and dance? well, kelvin jones was born in zimbabwe. he grew up near london, and then he moved to berlin and that's where we caught up with them to hear more of his moving story. lisa, with his beef, get right under your skin, zimbabwe. musician kelvin jones has achieved worldwide stardom. now people recognize him on the street. just like here in berlin. but that wasn't always the case. as a child, he felt like he didn't belong. the good of the times where i felt really like alone was scared was actually it was moments at school. i was the only black kid in school like in the whole school. there was no other black kid and my english wasn't

that's the call from burkina faso capital as locals criticized france and a west african fact finding mission to the country with from moscow to the world. this is our international. i'm rachel blevins, and these are the top stories this out where we begin the, our, with the latest from the ground and the russia ukraine conflict, air alert sirens have been heard, and the city of no, via hope and the hearse on region. local authorities say 3 explosions were heard with 15 more reported earlier in the night. in the same region. 250 ukranian troops were killed in russian air strikes with dozens of pieces of military hardware, also destroyed. that's according to the russian defense ministry, which also reported another strike on ukrainian possessions. and in north of the dynamic republic, with more than a 100 ukrainian troops killed dannetta authority as sake he has forces. shut the city of ducal chavez, using western supplied munitions, including hi, marge, rockets, ortiz roman closer up reports from the scene. you put the ukrainian nationalist forces at zach this city of funds. i could s

to the constitution, such a decision was made by the constitutional court of russia well, now burkina fasoe inhabitants of the west african republic, after the coup the building of the french embassy next to the diplomatic property started a fire another combustion occurred at the french institute of the fifth foreign ministry the republic condemned the attacks and called on the burkina faso authorities to ensure the safety of their representatives. paris also advised its citizens in the country to be vigilant and not leave their homes until further notice. it is for you about the political crisis in west africa and its causes, see the report by natalya goncharova. this is the country's national military television footage announced that the previous government dissolved the borders closed, the previous president paul henri demiba. he did not last in power for eight months. we are officers national armed forces are ready to protect the security and integrity of our country the people of the burken faso from january 24, 2022. faced with a constant deterioration of the situation. in the fiel

the french embassy and burkina faso has come under attack by angry locals . it's happening as the west african country goes through a 2nd government overthrow by the military and 8 months. ah, protesters attempted to set the building ablaze from multiple directions as people of. busy st. windows with rocks and sticks on through bricks. at the entrance, the demonstrators are angered, they say at the failure of french forces, the stem islamist terrorism, and the trouble nation. demeanor arrived to restore the former a gym of blaze composure. it is sanker. i said you can kill me, but 1000 sanker i will be borne where sanker us kids and our children will also be pro sanker. shame on you to member bead france. france will win either our nation around deaths. we don't need dom eva. he betrayed us. we're here to protest because for all this time the member has been the ruling blues and troops where loses civilians in the new team seems to have more willingness to change the situation. they want to change partner. so i think it's a good idea. the former president was

self appointed leader to avoid up fratricidal war. nicholas hoc reports from dakar residence in burkina faso as capital walk. i do running away from gunfire. overhead military helicopters, fly low over the city. coop louder, scramble into position. they fear a counter offensive from forces loyal to colonel bologna amoeba. amidst the confusion, shops are closed, their owners sensing danger were the one on one of the latina. we don't know what's going on, but we heard gunfire. but we don't know what or who's behind it, and no one, we just need unity so we can move forward. the problem on friday, soldiers announced a qu on national television declaring a state of emergency in closing the country's borders. they were led by a young captain, ibrahim tory, and claim to have ousted bologna. deborah, who took power himself just 8 months ago in another military coup de amoeba is now in hiding in. it's unclear who is actually in charge. the group ladders accused france of protecting the vba. the former colonial power has been supporting buchanan's forces against attacks from on groups like deisel and

the pretty book, enough of the people of burkina faso since the 24th of january 2022. i have been faced with continually deteriorating security situations and where the officers of the national armed forces were motivated to take action. that with a desire to protect the security and integrity of our territory, president deborah is fired. is no longer pres. dental can a fossil and venue please. the name is kept shame deborah, him towel gay, is the 2nd call in it month. people are not allowed to go out because it is, it costs you only to what they said in via integral a speech. it's due to the fact that her present that me by didn't take carol says commitment. when you care, the new group believe that the dunbar was left this kind of a good guy and he was not boot. also in the management of it talks, they didn't have enough frequency. we don't have enough money to fight them. he, grandmothers to me by, has shown us his limits to me by betrayed the people the people were hoping for real change. but on the diplomatic level, during a period of crisis. our diplomacy was ver

the state of emergency has been declared and burkina faso a day after the come to 2nd military, 2 and 8 months are send president paula re amoeba who's called on the crew leader abraham talerie, to avoid up fratricidal war on saturday. qu, supporter set far to the french embassy, the capital mccue's, the french military of sheltering dummy boat, which france denies. because hot reports from duncan residence in burkina, faso capital walker do running away from gunfire. overhead, military helicopters, fly low over the city. coop louder, scramble into position, they fear a counter offensive from forces loyal to colonel bologna, the amoeba emits the confusion. shops are closed, their owners sensing danger. we're the one on one aguilar thing that we don't know what's going on, but we heard gunfire. but we don't know what, oh, who's behind it? i know, and we just need to unity. so we can move forward. on friday, soldiers announced a qu on national television declaring a state of emergency in closing the countries borders. they are led by young captain ibrahim tory and claim to have ousted b

on the us itself then night come to this is a, a 2nd military coup this year in burkina, faso rocks, the west african nation. and comes as a country is already suffering from deadly with welcome to the news our on our take on this the 1st day of october. i'm, you know, they are good to have your company, russia president say the west has violated security agreements by fabricating hypocritical anti democratic rules. moscow will not follow. vladimir, please made the comments during a speech of a signing ceremony incorporating for new territories into the russian federation. iowa: zip iris versus delegate and was new. got us in strategic security agreements. fly into the trash, shall we hear is the west defends in order based on rules. where did these rules come from? who's ever seen these rules? solid deception, double already triple standards? it's easy to count on fools. russia is a 1000 year old civilization and it will not live by such false rules. the west uses suppression, exploitation, and enslavement instead of democracy. the unipolar world it is built is anti democratic, dece

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the job biden's presidency because of higher inflation and interests rights or protests is and burkina faso have called on the eco, was regional blocked to stop. middling, a delegation from the group met the new military leader abraham troy. after the 2nd qu, in 8 months, demonstrate is accused the block of interfering with internal affairs and many a calling on russia for help. nicholas hart has more from this cynically capital decor. tourist is a russian movie for an african audience. russian fighters from the wagner's group are seen helping african soldiers combat arm groups, shoulder to shoulder, for russia, this is an effort to win hearts and minds and country suffering attacks from arcadia, an eyesore for france. its russian propaganda on a visit to brag enough to us those capital was due in july, the french general in charge of the counterterrorism operation backend. in this a hell warned the dangers of dealing with the wagner's group. with the arrival of wagner, a, c 3 threads, the rice of messner is who i am real. so just curious if the national interest and academy plundering your

also ahead on the program burkina faso real from the aftermath of last week's always thing of the leader by then military with locals demanding the country move away from french influence and tensions in europe as thousands take to the streets across the continent, protesting the soaring cost of living, saying that sanctions against russia is hurting them more than these moscow. ah, on matter past 11 am here in the russian capital. great to help you with us today for the news roundup this monday. i'm, you know, mean we begin with the latest updates in the ukraine conflict. the russian ministry of defense say several offensive attempts by the ukranian army have been repelled as a result of strikes by russian forces. let's get a sense of the situation on the front lines as it stands. ukrainian troops stage the passion, 3 areas in the last 24 hours in the her son region. now as a result of a russian counter attack, the m o. d say's the attack was repelled. they ads us key as forces continue to shell city centers. it's been discovered they have used in formers to identify targets, some of wh

the french accused, the russians of being after burkina, faso is rich mineral resources. there has been certain disposition to akin to exploit fried gold mines in miley by wagner. and so the state will have to pay for the services, the app laundering resources, but in the face of defeat and military losses. armies in this a hell, including in burkina, faso, see in russia, a military superpower that can bring victory on the battlefield. no matter the cost or the consequences. nicholas hawk al jazeera de carr ah.

interest, which they strongly oppose. burkina faso residence came out to protest against the union's visit to similar plans. gonna fit it. i said, oh, we're here to send strong messages to call us that they should know that actually and a decision they will be making here in yoga should include the populations. will we are, matt, we're tired of this head of states union, the corrupted union of presidents, slaves of western countries, who do not care about their people for whom, directing the golden rule. in a concert, we do not agree with echo wash, or message to echo was that they should help us fight terrorism. but what does echo us do to help my appeal to the new authorities is to stay strong and unified. earlier group of soldiers ousted president paul henry to me by and dissolved his military government, saying it was incapable of restoring clarity in the country. one of the reasons for the uprising is said to be widespread disdain of the country's cooperation with france, security analysts, no money, no boot says that the people of burkina faso don't want to be dictated by franc

the people of burkina faso have heard before. nicholas hawk algae 00. i'm still head on al jazeera, more bank, holdups in lebanon, has frustrated customers demand access to their own savings. and how kenya is harnessing the power of steam to lift millions of people out of poverty and cut greenhouse gases? stay with us. ah. hello there, let's look to the middle east and it's logic quiet across the region. much of the wet and windy weather can be found farther north, slipping across, tucking, knocking temperatures down. in places like ankara, the winds are set to pick up across the aegean sea will feel some of those across the levant region. temperatures nipping down slightly here. there's still a lot of heat to be found. 1 across iraq and q 8, temperatures in baghdad, and q at city sitting in the early forty's. temperatures likely to pick up across some of the gulf states as well for the likes of kata and saudi arabia. little bit of popcorn cloud here and there some showers in coastal areas of yemen as well. and that joins up with the heavy rain falling