resources to the state many people overnight were airlifted from certain areas by helicopters the indian navy has also rushed in multiple teams you know rescue and diving teams and boats to get people out of the flooded areas and the government to catalyze also set up relief camps across the state we're hearing reports of more than sixty five thousand people have been housed in those camps so there is there is an operation on the way to to get help to people ok so it sounds like the authorities are doing a whole lot right now but we understand more rain is on the way are they prepared for the very worst. when as you said you know prime minister narendra modi has really ordered the defense ministry to really step up those relief operations the whole minutes queen there he is also closely involved in that effort so i think the situation is being monitored closely but there are challenges i think the chief minister. you know he's already said that his authorities have been forced to release more from poti five dangerously swollen dams in the state and that is really sent a big surge into the sta

have been watching logged and of course there's a massive relief and rescue operation underway the indian navy and the army have rushed in the extra troops extra resources in both to try and get help to people in flooded areas and prime minister narendra modi is also set to leave this evening to you know oversee that rescue effort a sanyo monsoons are of course an annual event in india and across south asia what makes this one so exceptional and and so deadly. you're right i mean you know canada in particular is really no stranger to heavy rains you know given that it's location on the southwestern edge of the independents usually the first state to receive rain from the southwestern months and can not really see as heavy rain throughout the months of plaited right until september but this time the rains have been unprecedented and severe they're being called the worst in the idea century and i think what has made the situation worse is that this is really the cut time in this one season that this rate that the state of seen flooding and the flood waters of that second time had really not quit

boats to navigate the hundreds of fishermen have of course the diligence of also joined the effort indian navy in the army has also pitched in the troops and resources and diving teams so also that operation continues the monsoon it is obviously a recurring event but sania why is a situation so dramatic this year. that's right and look at a lot really gets a copious amounts of rain throughout the entire season quite on to but this time i think the rainfall has simply been really unprecedented really heavy you know just to give you an example just two districts a lot of cattle have received as much we fall as the entire state scenes during this time so i think scale of the problem is simply massive and the government of getting was also been forced to relieve you know water from about twenty five dangerously swollen downs and reza was because of high water levels and that has created for the problems downstream you know with villages. india correspondence on your phone a car thank you. a sound of some of the other stories making news around the world afghan president has declared a provincial a

it has made the work of people like those in these lorries behind me, indian navy personnel and rescuersade their life easier. uprooted trees and rocks had also blocked roads. troops had been clearing them. bridges are being repaired so that relief material can get to even the most remote areas of the state. no rain is expected for the next few days. but even now large parts of kerala are underwater. it will be a while before people get to go home. the indonesian island of lombok has been hit by another series of earthquakes, including three within a0 minutes. there are reports that one person died on sunday, and a number of fires broke out after the most powerful of the tremors, which struck in the middle of the night. more than 400 people have been killed in three weeks of earthquakes on the island. richard galpin reports. once again, people in lombok run for their lives as another series of powerful earthquakes hits the island. the fear palpable. one of the tremors measuring 6.9, the same as the quake which killed more than 400 people here earlier this month. for those living near the

it has made the work of people like those in these lorries behind me, indian navy personnel and rescuerstheir life easier. uprooted trees and rocks had also blocked roads. troops had been clearing them. bridges are being repaired so that relief material can get to even the most remote areas of the state. no rain is expected for the next few days. but even now large parts of kerala are underwater. it will be a while before people get to go home. we will bring you further developments as soon as we get them from south india. our other top story — the afghan president has announced a conditional ceasefire with taliban insurgents from monday ahead of the muslim festival of eid. speaking at an afghan independence day ceremony in kabul, ashraf ghani said the ceasefire would continue for three months — as long as the taliban respected it. nato secretary generaljens stoltenberg welcomed the ceasefire and urged the taliban to accept it. the announcement follows days of intense fighting in the city of ghazni. here's ashraf ghani. translation: in order for our countrymen to spend the date of eid—ul

through it again and it has made the work of people like those who are in these lorries behind me, indian navys, it has made their lives easier. landslides and uprooted trees had also blocked roads, and troops have been clearing them. bridges that were broken are being repaired so that relief material can get to even the most remote areas of the state. no rains are expected for the next few days, but even now large parts of kerala are underwater. it will be a while before people get to go home. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. italy's interior minister, matteo salvini, has threatened to send a boatload of more than 170 migrants back to libya, unless the european union offers real help. he's refused to let the migrants off the italian coastguard vessel that them picked up earlier this week and headed to an italian port. italy and malta have been arguing about who has responsibility for taking them in. israel has closed the erez border crossing point, which people use to cross to and from the gaza strip. exemptions on urgent humanitarian grounds will be allowed. it

through it again and it has made the work of people like those who are in these lorries behind me, indian navyheir lives easier. land slide and uprooted trees had also blocked roads and troops have been clearing them. bridges that were broken are being repaired so that relief material can get to even the most remote areas of the state. no brains are expected for the next few days, but even now, large parts of kerala are underwater. it will be a while before people get to go home. the government is preparing to publish advice, designed to prepare the uk for the possibility of a no—deal brexit. the notices, to be released on thursday, will include information for citizens, businesses and public bodies. it comes as one of the co—founders of the fashion brand superdry donated £1m to the campaign for a public vote on the final deal, saying brexit was going to be a disaster. 0ur political correspondent leila nath—oo reports. leila nathoo reports. this weekend in edinburgh, the latest in a series of rallies being held by those calling for the public to have their say on the final brexit deal. the peo

through it again and it has made the work of people like those who are in these lorries behind me, indian navysonnel and rescuers, it has made their lives easier. land slide and uprooted trees had also blocked roads and troops have been clearing them. bridges that were broken are being repaired so that relief material can get to even the most remote areas of the state. no rains are expected for the next few days, but even now large parts of kerala are underwater. it will be a while before people get to go home. and we'll find out how this story and many others are covered in tomorrow's front pages at10:30 and 11:30 this evening in the papers. our guests joining me tonight are the economic adviser to the arbuthnot banking group, ruth lea, and the economics editor at the independent, ben chu. a british woman has been rescued in the adriatic sea, more than ten hours after falling from a cruise liner off the coast of croatia. she's now receiving treatment after her ordeal and says she feels lucky to be alive. tom burridge reports. stranded at sea for ten hours after falling from a cruise ship. but

it has made the work of people like those in these lorries behind me, indian navy personnel and rescuers made their life easier. uprooted trees and rocks had also blocked roads. troops had been clearing them. bridges are being repaired so that relief material can get to even the most remote areas of the state. no rain is expected for the state. no rain is expected for the next few days. but even now large parts of corral are underwater. it would be a while before they will get to go home. —— people get to go home. the government is preparing to publish advice designed to prepare the uk for the possibility of a no—deal brexit. for the possibility the notices, to be released on thursday, will include information for citizens, businesses and public bodies. they come as a founder of the fashion brand, superdry, donated a million pounds to the campaign for a public vote on the final deal, saying brexit was going to be a disaster. leila nathoo reports. was going to be a disaster. and we stare into the abyss of no deal. this weekend in edinburgh, the latest in a series of rallies being held by

it has made the work of people like those in these lorries behind me, indian navy personnel and rescuersde their life easier. uprooted trees and rocks had also blocked roads. troops had been clearing them. bridges are being repaired so that relief material can get to even the most remote areas of the state. no rain is expected for the next few days. but even now large parts of corral are underwater. it would be a while before people get to go home. a british woman has been rescued in the adriatic sea, more than 10 hours after falling from a cruise liner off the croatian coast. she's now recieving treatment after her ordeal and says she feels lucky to be alive. tom burridge reports. she fell from a crew ship at midnight, and then spent ten hours at sea. but kay looked pretty well on this, the final leg of her rescue by the croatian coastguard. one very grateful holiday—maker back on dry land. and this is the moment she was rescued. i fell off the back of the norwegian star, and i was in the water for ten hours. so these wonderful guys rescued me. the norwegian star is a 92,000 ton cruise

this is a compelling image from the indian navy showing this individual being hoifsted from the second story of their home. rainfall totals have been dramatic. we have received well over our monthly average for august in just five days alone for some of the city locations across the western-facing shoreline. now, according to the meteorological information that we look at here at cnn weather, we expect the heaviest of rainfall to start to move away from southwestern india so maybe we'll get a respite of that strong rain. we do have alerts in effect for some of the affected areas. and that changes to green and that's good news. that's what we want to see. this is the computer model. you can notice how the heaviest rainfall starts to focus north towards kochi as we head towards mumbai. that's where we'll see the heaviest rainfall. maybe we'll get a break from that excessive rain, really the rainfall totals just north of kochi could peak at 150 millimeters where was close to the krara la state would be two days. we'll take less rain in this forecast because that's what we want to know. so

i want to show you another incredible picture sent to us from the indian navy, just one moment, a quick description of how a landslide forms. we get this heavy rainfall into the side of a mountain. the mountain is destablized. eventually gravity takes over, the slope fails, and we get this torrent of mud, rock, debris ar and it basically obliterates everything in its path because it can travel over 45, 50 miles per hour at times. this is the image i was talking about moments ago. here's an individual being plucked from the second story of their birlding, watuilding, watp to the second story of this home and they're anxiously waiting for helicopters or boats to rescue them. in fact, over 82,000 rescues alone took place on friday. rainfall totals in excess of their entire monthly average, just in the five-day period for some portions of the kerala state. the good news is and the reporter just talked about it a moment ago, we are starting to relax the heavy rainfall across southwest india the. monsoon rains look as if they'll start to shift a little further towards the north closer to mumb

the indian ministry deployed the army, navy and coast guard to help. the storm eased up over the weekend, but more rains are expected this week. >>> the grass fire that broke out in solano county on friday is 100% contained. it burned more than 2,000 acres and destroyed one structure. 60 shelter animals are alive thanks to the thinking and hustle of police officers. the department posted this video on the facebook page that shows officers rushing into the spca haven to save previously rescued animals from fast approaching flames. all were evacuated and today are safe in foster homes. >>> developing news regarding the missing college student who grew up in the bay area. police in iowa plan to give an update on the search for mollie tibbetts. the 20-year-old last seen nearly a month ago going for a run. last night the church the family attended living in piedmont held a vigil for her. abc 7 got in touch with her mother. >> she was inclusive with everyone. one of the most kind people in th class. >> no matter how little faith you have, you can work miracl

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only be opened on saturday, that is when the indian meteorological department expects that very heavy rains to continue. disaster management forces, army and navyrail disruption. but with days of rain to come and the cities rural areas will be concerned that how many more people will need help. next week sees the release of the movie, crazy rich asians, here in singapore. it's just out in the united states, and it marks a significant milestone for hollywood because it's the first studio film set in the present day to be led by an all—asian cast in 25 years. if the movie is a success, it could bring forth a rush of other hollywood films with asian casts. from new york, tom brook reports. what about us taking an adventure? like queens? crazy rich asians, inspired by a bestseller tells the story of rachel, a chinese american professor in new york who travels with her 0xford educated boyfriend to meet his family in singapore, where he was born. there she discovers to her as amazement, that he is singapore ‘s most eligible bachelor and air to a fortune. this comedy chronicles her immersion into a world of extreme affluence and her tense relationship

open again on saturday, when the indian meteorological department expects heavy and very heavy rains to continue until. disaster management forces, the army and the navyal areas, there will be concern about how many more people will need help. rhodri davies, bbc news. let's ta ke let's take a look at the weather. we have showers and rein in the forecast. most of the showers are confined to the north—west corner of the uk, some of them heavy and thundery. western scotland is seeing most of the showers, and the heaviest ones at the moment. further south and east, a different story. a band of rain slowly edging its way south and east, so pretty miserable here for the next few hours. you can see though showers in the north—west. a good slice of sunshine in between, and that is how it is set the paper much of the afternoon. the rain in the south—east slowly clearing. skies were bright in here by the end of the day. it is blustery as well, especially in the north and west when the showers come along. temperatures are not too good. the high teens, maybe 20 or 21 celsius further south. this evening and overnight, the rain clears away from the south—east. show

from the indian disaster response force, he told us about the skill of the emergency operation and urged people to sy in their homes. >> many from the army, state disaster response force, navy, trying to reach out to the maximum number of people day in d and out on boats going to the affected are and we are trying to evacuate as many people who need to get evacuated whose houses are flooded and those people who are staying in safe houses whose houses are dole storyuses, we are appealing to them to stay put their houses and don't try to come out tonsafe places. we understand the reasonable for money -- medicines. they are trying to get the pcessary things to theple in their houses and as of now, things will start improving from onward. the rains will subside. tomorrow there will be some rains across the state, but the intensity of the rai will be much lesser. it will be lesserhan half it was today or two days in the past and things in the statell start improving from tomorrow on wards.ef the, our request to the people, please continue to stay put in your safe houseshe there is no flood water and as far as it's concerned, we unrstand t need for water and the necsary medicines

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indian state of kerala, which has been hit by floods. an alert of severe and hazardous weather has been lifted, although some areas are still under water. india's air force and navylifting stranded people and dropping food supplies to those they cannot yet reach. more than a00 people have died in the floods, and thousands have been marooned. from cochin, kerala's commercial capital, yogita limaye sent this report. as the water recedes, people want to go back home. but it isn't dryjust yet. praveen and his family left their house in thrissur five days ago. today, he has returned to take a look. but the water level has only gone down a few inches. these low—lying areas, there are many pockets like these where you still find water. it is completely cut off from the mainstream. for us, it is going to take at least a week to kind of get back to complete normalcy. but some don't have a house to go back to. chandra's home has been swept away. he is a tailor and struggles to make ends meet. "i don't know what to do," he says. more than half a million are in need. and here supplies are coming in that could help. bags of rice, clothes, water — it is all being stocked at th

indian state of kerala, which has been hit by floods. an alert of severe and hazardous weather has been lifted, although some areas are still under water. india's air force and navyranded people, and dropping food supplies to those they cannot yet reach. more than a00 people have died in the floods and thousands have been marooned. from cochin — kerala's commercial capital — yogita limaye sent this report. as the water recedes, people want to go back home. but it isn't dryjust yet. praveen and his family left their house in thrissur five days ago. today, he has returned to take a look. but the water level has only gone down a few inches. these low—lying areas, there are many pockets like these where you still find water. it is completely cut off from the mainstream. for us, it is going to take at least a week to kind of get back to complete normalcy. but some don't have a house to go back to. chandra's home has been swept away. he is a tailor and struggles to make ends meet. "i don't know what to do," he says. more than half a million are in need. and here supplies are coming in that could help. bags of rice, clothes, water — it is all being stocked at this indoo

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