we saw it in john kay's report rescued by the helicopter. ay's report from the outskirts of the village. we have had some pictures from coverack this evening showing the harbour as well. we were getting descriptions of that four foot torrent of water racing down through the village as one of the main rivers burst its banks, water from the field is the main rivers burst its banks, waterfrom the field is higher up above the village heading right into the sea, turning the sea a brown for all the mud that was swept down through the village. and there, you getan through the village. and there, you get an idea of that torrent of water cascading down through coverack down towards the harbour and an idea of the tropical rainstorm that witnesses have been describing that caused all this and the hailstones as big as 5p pieces smashing some windows. extraordinary weather conditions and extraordinary flash floods. let's talk more about it with david braine, the bbc spotlight weather presenter. david, talk us through what has happened on the lizard penins

republican governor john kasich (kay'-sihk) has ordered all of the rides be shut down until additional safety inspections can be completed. (grant) fair officials say they started out the day with just eleven rides that weren't open because the inspection work wasn't done on them. (grant)there is a similar ride called the fireball at the santa cruz boardwalk. we called tonight and officials in santa cruz told kron 4 that ride was shut down tonight. in southern california... the g-force ride is featured at the orange county fair in costa mesa. we have learned that ride was also shut down tonight as a precaution. we're told the "g-force" was already inspected prior to the fair opening, but crews will once again inspect the ride after tonight's tragedy. (steve) a mother... angry -- after her teenage son was attacked on a muni bus... and the assault was caught on video.

many thanks, john kay live in coverack in cornwall. the time is 6:17. our top story this evening. government says it'll rise from 2037. and still to come... the 10—year—old who had a double hand transplant, we'll hear about his remarkable recovery. coming up on sportsday on bbc news: the open championship starts tomorrow. who will emulate last year's champion henrik stenson, and walk off with the famous claretjug on sunday? a zoo in wiltshire, is taking part in a radical plan, to save the northern white rhino from extinction. there are just three left in the world, but at longleat safari park, the rhino's closest relatives, are being drafted in to help. 0ur science correspondent rebecca morelle has this exclusive report. meet ebun — a seven—year—old southern white rhino who could save a species from extinction. the one and a half tonne animal is sedated. a little agitated at first, but soon she is sound asleep. she is ready to take part in an experimental fertility treatment. scientists are harvesting her eggs to be fertilised in a lab. this is rhino ivf. this procedure is farfrom

republican governor john kasich (kay'- sihk) has ordered that all of the rides be shut down until additional safety inspections can be completed. (steve) fair officials say they started out the day with just eleven rides that weren't open because the inspection work wasn't done on them. there is a similar ride called the fireball at the santa cruz boardwalk. we called them tonight and officials told kron 4 that ride was shut down tonight.down in southern california the g-force ride is featured at the orange county fair in costa mesa.we have learned that ride was also shut down tonight as a precaution.we're told the "g-force" was already inspected prior to the fair opening, but crews will once again inspect the ride after tonight's tragedy. (pam) another big story tonight: protests in san francisco... they come in reaction to president trump's decision to ban transgender p

in the left side of your screen, we are waiting senator john mccain's arrival as well for the motion to proceed. joining me now, kai was john duffy, republican from wisconsin. all right, this coming in. we have a definite no. your reaction? >> i think it is troubling, sad, julie. we are in a situation that all we are asking the senate is to proceed to the debate on health care bill. that can be amended. the fact that we have republicans who are so afraid of their shadow, they will not say yes to go to a debate is troubling. the american people voted for repeal and replace of obamacare. they are saying is too bad. >> julie: dean heller seen a statement, he will vote for it. he obviously is among the many that have been a part of some pretty strong arming within the senate could first of all, he went from a "no" to i guess in a matter of an hour. seconds, hereunder. >> now we are happy. to my earlier point, all we are asking the senate to do is to proceed to debate. make your argument to the american people as a conservative or a little liberal. let the american people see the future of health care. whether it is con

governor john kasich (kay'-sihk) has ordered that all of the rides be shut down until additional safety inspections can be completed. ( james ) fair officials say they started out the day with just eleven rides that weren't open because the inspection work wasn't done on them. ( james ) here in the bay area... there is a similar ride called the fireball at the santa cruz boardwalk. officials in santa cruz told kron 4 that ride was shut down last night. and down in southern california the g-force ride is featured at the orange county fair in costa mesa. we have learned that ride was also shut down as a precaution. we're told the "g-force" was already inspected prior to the fair opening, but crews will once again inspect the ride after this tragedy. (tiffany) police announce the arrest of two more people connected to the beating death of an 88-year-old woman in san jos

crashing onto a crowded southern california highway. orteeporter: kai hsien shot this video after seeing the plane wobble on approach to johnwayne airport. it crashed right in front of her. >> the flames were just they shot up hundreds of feet in the air. there was so much smoke coming out, i thought for sure eterybody on the plane would tve died. >> reporter: somehow both people on the plane survived. epey had just taken off when the bllot radioed there was trouble. >> reporter: he fell short. the runway was just a few hundred feet from interstate 405, the busiest freeway in the world. remarkably, no one was hurt on the ground. the plane clipped just four vehicles, including blackstone hamilton's pickup. >> i was struck by this cessna that spun around, saw flames all around us, checked my passenger, made sure he was okay. and gave each other a hug that we were-- that we were still alive. >> reporter: the plane has been on the freeway here for hours to be inspected by f.a.a. investigators. atcredibly, no one on the ground was seriously injured. but, anthony, there's still a travelers' nightmare here-- a major freeway blocke

well nevertheless as john said that will be one of the most eagerly awaited meetings and earlier the former ambassador to nato nick burns spoke to my colleague katty kay. as part of the b. b. c.'s one hundred days plus program. some us depends clarify something for me president trump's position on russia because we heard today a full throated. a rejection of russia's interference in the ukraine he criticized russia for destabilizing. areas of the world and then moments beforehand in a press conference he seemed to reject the idea that russia had been responsible. for hacking into the u. s. election what does he stand we saw two different trumps of this morning we saw the scripted speech that been prepared and he agreed to and he gave it and that was tougher on russia. particular as you say honesty stabilizer nat actions in eastern ukraine. and secondly we sought president trumpet a press conference where he. was very critical of the press. where he went very soft on president putin on the issue of whether or not russia launched a cyber attack on the u. s. elections he said it wasn't sh? completely sure who which countries and attack the united states.

john hendricks has more. >> reporter: tuck away in the coast range. >> this is our little bit of heaven. >> reporter: you'll find kaytory. >> a retired seismologist and imagery astronomer what is unique about her story after traveling the world and united states she and her husband decided to retire on the oregon coast. they wanted to do earthquake out reach and catch a once in lifetime event. >> i think we had two criteria. town find a home that was out the tsunami zone and another that was in the path of totality for the 2017 eclipse. >> reporter: they bought property put a home on it and even set up a small dome observatory. inside, anything and everything to peer into the sky. for hours on end, wyatt gazes curious of what's out there. she she's taken these pictures as she's learned and grown as an astronomer. >> my specialty is astro photographer and every day i'm learning something new. it's certainly the most difficult hobby we've ever done. >> reporter: wyatt who's also the fire department community response team coordinator has been using what she's learned to educate others holding monthly meet to go talk a

john bolton and it just seems very odd. that we in a we claim somehow iran is a sponsor of international terrorism meanwhile. you know you have very prominent americans fraternizing with the enemy kay and there was a time when the us was directly supporting the m.e. k. against iran. and so you know i just see this incredible disconnect between the reality of the situation and what the us is trying to do to iran and in the region in general and you mentioned that you went on a tour of what used to be the civic torture center so can you explain what the survivor was than what you witnessed while you're on that tour yes and first of all i asked for this tour it wasn't that people suggested it i knew about the sock this sock was created by the central intelligence agency it was created after the cia overthrew the democratically elected president mohamed moses decks are you prime minister in one nine hundred fifty three because he wanted to nationalize iran's oil industry for the benefit of iranians the u.s. installed the shaw otherwise known as a king and created the socket a very brutal security agency in order to keep the shawn power which they were able to do til the revolution of o