is journey south will be more sure than substance my guess a day is slackistan me and she is a policy officer for african institutions with the think tank e.c. d p m welcome to these opinions africa lucky style that we're going to talk about funding lions plans in a moment but 1st just give us a sense solve what is the relationship say this if i can between the e.u. and the a you at present. thank you so much for having me christine the relationship between you and africa we are seeing a dynamics of change because historically the relationship with me know i know by symmetry where it was more one sided and the e.u. looking for power and influence and also doing arrested country nation ship but lately for the past especially for the past 2 years we've seen it transform into a stronger partnership where africa seems to be playing a greater role within the a you and i keep players coming up the e.u. is also mainstreaming africa as an important strategic partner so now moving forward the so-called partnership of the cold yes it's a partnership of equals and that's that's something that we

but coming up next week: i'm continuing my journey through south america by heading across the borderost fearsome predators might just hold the key to saving some of its most stunning scenery. oh, my... guys, this is... when you make eye contact with a beast of this size, your heartjust goes... so make sure not to miss it. but for now, from me, mike corey, and the rest of the travel show team here in beautiful brazil, it's goodbye. hello. it looks like the weather could cause us further problems over the next few days. first, we'll look at the current flooding situation, with 112 flood warnings in force, and if we pick outjust one of those,in and if we pick outjust one of those, in shropshire, in shrewsbury, well, here we could see a new record set for the level of the river severn. the current record is 5.25 metres, and we might get close to or beat that on monday, which is a result of last night was rain running the hills, but with more rain in the forecast, we might see some further flooding concerns rain in the forecast, we might see some furtherflooding concerns in the coming day

visitors has arrived back in south korea another flight is on its way israel closes its doors and we've also now had from the united states a recommendation that no nonessential journeys are made by its citizens to south korea as well so that's the major concern and meanwhile just finally the national assembly is closed because last week a somebody were visited the national assembly who was found to be contagious and that is closed as teams go through and disinfect the whole place rob thanks for that. more on the vests in iran now said bags into iran and says the number of cases rise there is disagreement over how bad the situation really is there's been an extraordinary exchange in clash a war of words between a member of parliament. he's a member of parliament for the city of qom the epicenter of this virus here in iran and the health ministry now he said he puts the number of dead from the virus at 50 now he acknowledges not within maybe from the krona virus but he says that the government's performance on the issue has been 0 he says that nurses don't have the correct uniforms and are scared of treating patients he says that the government isn't really concerned a

so, rain already across the south—west of the uk and through the nights, making its journey towards thed. in fact, most of scotland, that is, at 5:00 in the morning is clear, and there's also a touch of frost. but in the south, it's a different story. it's mild and it's wet — you can see where the heavy rain is around 5:00 or 6:00 in the morning. now, by that time we get to around 5:00 or 6:00 in the morning, the weather will have improved already across the far south—west of the country, and then by mid—morning, we've got some sunshine in the midlands, and by late morning, even some sunshine getting into parts of yorkshire. but the far north of england and scotland in for a wet morning and afternoon, and also the possibility of a bit of temporary snow there falling across the scottish hills. a very mild afternoon in the south, around 1a degrees. now, we also have some showers in the forecast in the west of the country. those will continue into the evening hours on sunday. now, the forecast for monday, and a nasty area of low pressure is forecast to sweep across scotland. that means sev

journey. and we head to the south american country that's fast becoming a breeding ground for the world's top cyclists stay with us. welcome back we'll stop by looking at weather conditions across the arabian peninsula and here's a large we find pictures most of the cloud is further towards the north and this area of low pressure has been given some pretty nasty weather across eastern parts of syria we've had snow we've had freezing rain still the risk of snow across these areas but that's also going to move into iran and iraq over the next 24 hours here in doha we've lost the wind which is blowing down through the gulf a couple days previous it was really quite cold here but looking at sunday's forecast 23 degrees with light winds it should be a very pleasant day indeed heading on into monday you can see the area of snow really developing across northern parts of iran once again baghdad to also see the risk of snow that should clear later on and then coming south those fine conditions from mecca with the high olds 32 degrees that's head on into central parts of africa here you can see this c

so, rain already across the south—west of the uk and through the nights, making its journey towards the that is, at 5:00 in the morning is clear, and there's also a touch of frost. but in the south, it's a different story. it's mild and it's wet — you can see where the heavy rain is around 5:00 or 6:00 in the morning. now, by that time we get to around 5:00 or 6:00 in the morning, the weather will have improved already across the far south—west of the country, and then by mid—morning, we've got some sunshine in the midlands, and by late morning, even some sunshine getting into parts of yorkshire. but the far north of england and scotland in for a wet morning and afternoon, and also the possibility of a bit of temporary snow there falling across the scottish hills. a very mild afternoon in the south, around 1a degrees. now, we also have some showers in the forecast in the west of the country. those will continue into the evening hours on sunday. now, the forecast for monday, and a nasty area of low pressure is forecast to sweep across scotland. that means severe gales on the way and the

i'm continuing my journey through coming up next week... i'm continuing myjourney through south's most fearsome predators might just hold of the continent's most fearsome predators mightjust hold the key to saving some of its most stunning scenery. saving some of its most stunning scenery. 0h, saving some of its most stunning scenery. oh, my... guys, when you make eye contact with a beast of this size, your heartjust goes... so make sure not to miss it. but for now, from me and the rest of the travel show here in beautiful brazil, it's goodbye. hello there. some of us should see some sunshine this weekend but it's looking decidedly unsettled again. we'll have plenty of showers around and some of these will be heavy. snow across the north of the country and for most of us, particularly today, it's going to be very windy, with pretty widespread gales. you can see why. the pressure chart shows lots of isobars on the charts right across the country. a couple of weather fronts working their way south across england and wales, lots of showers packing into the north and west of the uk.

so, rain already across the south—west of the uk and through the nights, making its journey towards thein fact, most of scotland, that is, at 5:00 in the morning is clear, and there's also a touch of frost. but in the south, it's a different story. it's mild and it's wet — you can see where the heavy rain is around 5:00 or 6:00 in the morning. now, by that time we get to around 5:00 or 6:00 in the morning, the weather will have improved already across the far south—west of the country, and then by mid—morning, we've got some sunshine in the midlands, and by late morning, even some sunshine getting into parts of yorkshire. but the far north of england and scotland in for a wet morning and afternoon, and also the possibility of a bit of temporary snow there falling across the scottish hills. a very mild afternoon in the south, around 1a degrees. now, we also have some showers in the forecast in the west of the country. those will continue into the evening hours on sunday. now, the forecast for monday, and a nasty area of low pressure is forecast to sweep across scotland. that means severe

our journey begins in the southeast in broken hill in the state of new south wales . the cullen's live here in the outback the country's vast and remote interior. and when i'm as brennan callen and i live on station which is 60 kilometers southeast of broken hill i spent my whole life and right until. it's spring and everything here should be blossoming but the region is suffering from a severe drought the last raindrops fell in october 28th seen twice a week brendan cullen travels into town to buy drinking water. because he spent a lot of tomboy self driving around so you see a lot. and you think a lot probably too much taller and. you do. you know something to say. you know i wish or pry for rhein and i think at times we have got together 'd as a community and. you know i had a couple of. 2019 was the hottest year in australia since temperature recordings began in 1910. certainly not look at the 20 i forecast because i'm a wall i mean it just gives yang saudi levels are when they go through the roof 'd and i watch yourself with the. australians currently experiencin

looking at the forecast through the early hours and rain already across the south—west of the uk and through the night making its journeyt never reaching scotland, in fact most of scotland, that is, at five in the morning is clear and there is also a touch of frost. it is a different story in the south where it is mild and wet and you can see where the heavy rain is, at five or six in the morning. by that time the weather will have improved already across the far south—west of the country and then by mid—morning we have some sunshine in the midlands and by late morning even some sunshine reaching parts of yorkshire. but the far north of england and scotland are in for a wet morning and afternoon and the possibility of a bit of snow falling across the scottish hills. a mild afternoon in the south, around 1a degrees. we also have showers in the forecast in the west of the country and those will continue into the evening hours on sunday. the forecast for monday and a nasty area of low pressure is forecast to sweep across scotland meaning severe gales on the way and the wind will pick up early on monday across the western i

is where pacino calls home now but his journey began a world away in new york south bronx. >> it madeurvived. i loved it. >> reporter: born to sicilian immigrants, pacino was raised in poverty by a single mother who supported her young son's interest in the movies. do you think back to the young kid running around the south bronx they called the actor and looking at him now? >> more and more i think about early inspiration, like my acting director in the second grade. she actually came to my house and talked to my grandmother. i don't even know what they said, but i think it had something to do with, you know, this kid has something, i think. >> reporter: they knew at that age that you had something? >> and they encouraged it. >> reporter: pacino later studied under lee strasburg at the actor's studio and worked at small theaters around new york's greenwich village, a hotbed for promising young actors. >> marty sheen and i were at the living theater. we cleaned it up, set the stage. we were teenagers. we got a lot of inspiration from that. those were the days of cafes. i'm going on he

south africa. over 70 years after one tribe's epic journey from palestine to the nile delta 0 world meets the largest concentration of $948.00 refugees in egypt. a socially isolated community with few rights fighting to survive and keep their palestinian heritage alive in a world where their cause is increasingly marginalized egypt's fatherland on al-jazeera. for. tavis take a look at the top stories here at al-jazeera turkey's military is attacking syrian army positions after 33 of its soldiers were killed by a syrian government airstrike it happened in italy province where turkish forces have killed or captured more than 1700 soldiers with ties to the syrian government . ankara says it will no longer stop syrian migrants trying to get to europe according to the reuters news agency turkish police the coast guard and border security have been told to allow syrians to cross into europe by land or by . the economic impact of the corona virus outbreak you see in the us dow jones index suffrage worst single day drop ever cases in south korea have now passed the 2000 mark new infections in china they cont

looking at the forecast through the early hours and rain already across the south—west of the uk and through the night making its journeyver reaching scotland, in fact most of scotland, that is, at five in the morning is clear and there is also a touch of frost. it is a different story in the south where it is mild and wet and you can see where the heavy rain is, at five or six in the morning. by that time the weather will have improved already across the far south—west of the country and then by mid—morning we have some sunshine in the midlands and by late morning even some sunshine reaching parts of yorkshire. but the far north of england and scotland are in for a wet morning and afternoon and the possibility of a bit of snow falling across the scottish hills. a mild afternoon in the south, around 1a degrees. we also have showers in the forecast in the west of the country and those will continue into the evening hours on sunday. the forecast for monday and a nasty area of low pressure is forecast to sweep across scotland meaning severe gales on the way and the wind will pick up early on monday across the western isles

south carolina primary. that is, of course, according to various recent polls. and he really needs to do well, doesn't he, to continue on this journeycould the results of those polls and, of course, what happens at the south carolina primary and his performance at this town hall help revive his chances because a lot of people were thinking, wow, we thought he was the guy but he seems to have lost it. >> absolutely, rosemary. biden is really confronting the test of his political career in south carolina. i think you would acknowledge that. a poll that was taken showed numbers that were good, up 18 percentage points, the highest i've seen and increased substantially in recent days. if he can win in a convincing fashion, i think he'll re-energize his campaign and emerge at the most viable part. it could change the psychology by encouraging some democrats to rethink their assumptions about whether a sanders nomination is inevitable. at the same time it is still very much an uphill battle especially if some of the other candidates stay in the race and split that moderate vote. >> thomas gift, many thanks. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>>

journey for niners fans. but for now, we're all sulking in south florida. but this was one heck of a season that no one saw coming. this 49ers team should be considered a miraculous success. just last season we had one of the worst records in the league. tonight we played in the super bowl. we were so close. larry, i'm going to toss it back to you. >> thank you. i love that lady yelling, bang, bang, niner gang. she's going to be doing that on a six-hour flight back to the bay area. it's going to be a long flight for all of us. we'll have more coverage of super bowl liv later in sports. >> we were the better team for three quarters. >> yeah, you're right. unfortunately, they play four. >> unfortunately. >> thank you very much. >>> chiefs fans have taken over the streets of kansas city tonight, as you can imagine. confetti and fire works filled the sky after the super bowl win. take a look at the sea of red and gold. not 49ers red and gold. >> live in san francisco where niners fans had the opposite reaction. and, unfortunately, there was an incident involvin

south africa. after one tribe's epic journey from palestine to the nile delta al-jazeera world meets the largest concentration of 948 refugees in egypt. the socially isolated community with your rights fighting to survive and keep the palestinian heritage alive in a world where there is increasingly marginalized. motherland on al-jazeera. migrants in uniform volunteering their labor to appease locals and combat the anti migrant sentiment. people in power travels to the north of italy where a bold experiment is underway. with an unconventional approach to integration. italy's migrant boot camp on a. the . you're. watching all g.'s there a reminder of our top stories this hour the world health organization has warned the coronavirus is of rapidly escalating epidemic and it must be tackled quickly the warning comes after an increase in cases in south korea italy and a number of middle eastern countries. iran's deputy health minister. has been diagnosed with corona virus iran has the most deaths outside of china at 1561 others have been infected. former egyptian president hosni mubarak has died at the age of 91 i

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journey as well. this is a lady who arrived in the united kingdom from china and had understood the symptoms and decided to sell present at a hospital in southes against all the advice which is as soon as you know, you must call and phone the authorities and in this case and had 1—on—11. and then measures will be taken and do not go to the surgery because as we've seen, people have gone to surgeries and it is because the effect of perhaps infecting a number of other people. it went against all the advice. but the significant thing about this story is that they don't make the lady also endangered the urban driver who took her on the journey to the hospital and now uber has suspended the driver and it raises questions about how is the driver to know. secondly, in this gig economy, what happens to the driverfor economy, what happens to the driver for the next two weeks, where do they get their income, who pays them? . all very good points and just what we've got time. on the website, poundland cells 40,000 engagement rings at £1 each. pragmatic response to the over commercialisation of love being a bit stingy? what do you think? ijust think, i'

journey into the plus two continues. current may seven constance and us about bass at that set reportt from south africa one user stay with us. 02/11/20 02/11/20 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! pres. trump: and we are taking good care of our military. we arere increasing spending on our nuclear r program because we have no choice because i whahat chinina is doing, what russia is doing in particular. so we have a very big number for that. amy: president trump has unveiled his 21 budget request proposing massive cuts to medicaid and food stamps while increasing spending

journey times will be cut here by almost an hour. but with surrounding services on their knees, i'll be asking, is hs2 the best use of public money to close the north—south a brighton gp surgery

journey and the conditions tail now face. >>> plus -- >> outline came out of the bushes and crabbed ahold of her calf. >> a rare lion attack shutting down a south bay park this morning and the quick thinking that helped save a child's life. >>> and a live look across the bay area. san francisco and san jose and some parts of the bay area on this monday morning. >>> a very good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. let's get to the forecast for you throughout the day. and look at how we're starting out today. >> that is a hot of fog through the tri-valley. and that is our dublin camera. so we are needing to slow it down as head out and about. we're going to see that fog sticking around. through at least about 7:00 and then clearing out for a sunny day. also warmer temperatures toward noon but looking at overall visibility down to about a quarter of a mile in livermore and half a of mile in napa. elsewhere light patches of fog. so we'll talk more about this and what is ahead. mike is starting out with breaking news out of fremont. >> because of this broken height pole. jared is at the intersection of l

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south africa. step into the unknown with central america's 1st ever trickled production by actors with down syndrome. a life journey illuminated on stage each performer transformed with the raise of occurred. witness time to love a backstage take. on a. new life. her manner of the main stories here it out turkey is military is attacking syrian army positions after 33 of its soldiers were killed in an air strike in the us actually generals calling for an immediate cease fire while the u.s. says it's concerned but is backing turkey meanwhile a turkish official says it will no longer stop syrian refugees trying to enter europe according to the russia's news agency turkish police the coast guard and border security have been ordered to allow syrians to cross into europe by land or by saying. the economic impact of the corona virus is in the u.s. down jones index suffer its worst single day drop in history and cases in south korea have now passed the 2000 mark and nigeria has just recorded its 1st case making it the 1st for subsaharan africa. the people in india's capital is slowly going back to areas that were hardest

journey home from work. wind strenthens, bringing plenty of showers to scotland, northern ireland the far north of england, some wintry over the higher ground. fewer showers further southeas. threat of rain to the channel islands. going to feel colder on monday as the winds strengthen and this is the one to watch. into evening rush—hour, central, west of scotland, northern ireland, potentially disruptive winds, restrictions on bridges, ferry cancellations. could be some damage. later in the night the strong winds transfers to eastern scotland and north—east england. a bit of a wild start to the day on tuesday. the area of low pressure pushes away, high pressure moves in. whilst we start with strong winds across the country and with outbreaks of showery rain, most places will be dry for the afternoon, increasing amounts of sunshine. temperatures above where they should be, 8—10d but the wind will make it feel colder and added wind—chill. those winds will ease down for wednesday and thursday. high pressure in charge, maybe some frosty mornings but dry and bright days. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00am... the first death from coronavirus outside china is reported

south—west france. it cost 9 billion euros has cut an hour of the journey time from paris to bordeaux.opened. so let's speak to the former transport adviser to the french prime minister who is now at the international union of railways. good to have you with us. so this railway line, this new high—speed line will cut 30 minutes of the journey from london to birmingham. is it worth it? yes, 30 minutes is very important to have this reduced time. it is 30 minutes from london to birmingham, and it will be more than one hour to manchester and leeds. so give us an example. you get to tour a lot quicker than paris, what is it done for that city? yes, it was like a modification of the customer's, so there are a lot of commuters now, so it does change the geography of france and all the companies and their behaviour. we talk there about how much this has been signed off on but not actually happen by various british governments. did you face similar political hurdles getting the budget approved for this high—speed line? the budget approved for this high-speed line? yes, we had a lot of question

south was a —— blizzard conditions. quick look to sunday, rain, but it should brighten up as the day wears on. tonight at ten — they're beginning the journeye coronavirus. they've disembarked the diamond princess after more than two weeks confined mostly to their cabins. we are coming home, we are seeing our family and we can't wait, but also, in a way, it's strange. it feels like it has been our home for all that time. i'm live at tokyo's international airport, where the plane that is supposed to be taking the evacuees back to britain is still currently on the ground. but their isolation isn't over. back in the uk, they'll be quarantined again. also tonight... "royals" no more. prince harry and meghan won't be allowed to use the word as a brand name. this is my diazepam for this morning.

journey home from work. bringing plenty of showers to scotland, northern ireland the far north of england, some wintry of the higher ground. fewer showers further southel islands. there were vocals on monday as they went strengthening and this is the one to watch. —— it will feel colder on monday with the winds strengthening. potentially disruptive winds, restriction on bridges, potentially some cancellations. could be some damage. later in the night the snow tra nsfers to later in the night the snow transfers to eastern scotland and north—east england. a bit of a well struck to the day on tuesday. the area of low pressure pushes away, high pressure moves in. was stuck with strong winds across the country and with outbreaks of showery rain, most and with outbreaks of showery rain, m ost pla ces and with outbreaks of showery rain, most places will be dry for the afternoon, increasing amounts of sunshine. temperatures above where they should be, 8—10d and they went to make it feel colder and at wind—chill. high pressure in charge, maybe some frosty mornings but dry and bright days. this is bbc news i'm ben brown. the headlines: the first death from cor

journey home. >> we're exhausted, but we're on the plane, and that's the good feeling. >> and the global economic impact growing, the warning tonight from apple about the iphone. >>> also the historic flood emergency in the south hundreds of homes under water. the massive landslide, houses tumbling into a swollen river. families under mandatory evacuations tonight. now the new storm threat the 2020 democrats gearing up to face-off on our stage. voting already underway in nevada and michael bloomberg under fire as he rises in the polls. the new attacks and will he make the cut for our debate >>> the shocking crime, a well-known hollywood therapist murdered the ex-wife of drew carey foun underneath a third floor balcony, a different ex-boyfriend charged we'll tell you what we're learning the red flags. >>> the real-life iron man and the breakthrough flight. wait until you see how high he goes >>> our special new series on your taxes who can file for free this year? >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt reporting tonight from las vegas. >>> good evening from las vegas where we're getting ready for wednesday's democratic presidential debate. we'll get to that in a few moments but we start with

to be seeing some showers here anywhere south of mecca even mecca may see a shower to their attempts are there of $29.00 degrees and then here in doha 22. a journey of personal discovery my great grandfather he was a slave in the property al-jazeera as james gannon explores respond and his legacy and slave ownership you know like my family's status and wealth has benefited from their choice to enslave people and america's debt to the black people today some of the source even scared to speak out because it's a problem. al-jazeera correspondent a moral debt. moos. with al-jazeera these are the top story it's turkey's president says his military has hit back at syrian government forces after 5 turkish soldiers and a civilian working in the military died in shelling in italy and korea has been sending military reinforcements to northern syria to counter a government offensive. on kong has temporarily. shut down the majority of its borders with mainland china as it tries to contain the spread of corona virus at least 361 people have now died in china there are more than 17000 confirmed to be affected. and chinese stocks plunged nearly 9 percent early

south carolina. >>> next, how amy schumer is breaking free of the stigma of infertility. >>> it is a deeply per per private journeythe use of in-vitro fertilization to conceive a child. now amy schumer is going public. we cover one couple's journey from heartbreak to happy ending. here's juju chang. >> trust me, she's not going to shock you. she's not going to be like yes! >> reporter: she's the daring comedian known for feminist punch lines on "inside amy schumer". >> i had a one-afternoon stand, and then i couldn't find him. but, you know, yankee stadium is so big. >> reporter: breaking through in "train wreck." >> just walk like you walk down the street. you good? thank you. >> looking pregnant. >> reporter: and recently getting laughs about new motherhood in "growing." >> if you had a good pregnancy, if you enjoyed being pregnant i hope your car flips over. >> reporter: now amy schumer, getting personal about her quest for child number two and her struggle with infertility. schumer had a son last may with husband chris fisher, but she recently posted a visceral image of her bruised stomach on instagram saying

journey home. >> we're exhausted, but we're on the plane, and that's the good feeling. >> and the global economic impact growing, the warning tonight from apple about the iphone. >>> also the historic flood emergency in the south hundreds of homes under water. the massive landslide, houses tumbling into a swollen river. families under mandatory evacuations tonight.

contact with on herjourney who the woman may have been in contact with on her journey from dublin airport to northern ireland, southe keeping an ion the ftse, nina will have the latest after 8:30am. thousands of people are expected to visit bristol later this morning tojoin a climate change protest attended by teenage activist greta thunberg. but police are warning that the size of the event has grown so large that they're worried routine safety measures will no longer be adequate. the young campaigners behind the event though say they have worked tirelessly to create a safe protest for all those who attend. teams of behaviour experts will be sent into struggling schools in england and wales, in an attempt to improve standards. it's hoped that stricter discipline will lead to improved academic results. in the last half hour the schools minister nick gibb explained to us how it would work. we are identifying the very best schools in terms of behaviour policy and then spreading that approach to other schools in the area, up to 500 schools that currently struggle with their behaviour policy. residents of east yorkshir

we'll take you inside the tense journey, as we're live at that california air base where the quarantine continues >>> flood fears. relentless rain ravages the southworst flooding there in decades >> come on, baby

reduce journey times from manchester airport to london from manchester airport to london from two hours and 2a minutes to 59 minutes, opening up a plethora of opportunities for the poor people of the southn powerhouse, why doesn't he start building the line from manchester down? we are building northern powerhouse rail as fast as we possibly can, but he will appreciate that that project is not ina appreciate that that project is not in a state of readiness compared to the birmingham— london route. in a state of readiness compared to the 8irmingham- london route. could we realise more benefits for towns in my constituency thought mightcan he confirm that the cheshire salt mines and the threat of sinkholes will be considered as part of the next review? i can certainly confirm that that will be considered.” welcome the announcement that the northern section of hs2 will go ahead because it will be integrated with npr. this country has been held back by inadequate infrastructure, as the prime minister said, so does he agree with me that northern powerhouse rail must include a city centre powerhouse rail must include a city ce ntre sto p powerhouse rail must include a city centre stop in brad

south in upton upon severn, comedy flood barriers are holding out, for now, but it is still a precarious situation. advice is still heed warnings, still make preparations and forjourneys, plan journeyst drive into flooded rivers. in tewkesbury, where they have suffered so badly before, they are preparing for the worst again tonight. in hereford, they hope the worst is behind them. all over the shop. pete is wondering where he can reopen. beer, wine and spirits destroyed by water. itjust makes you think, sometimes, is it worth it? you live by a river, you accept the fact it is going to flood or whatever else, but you don't ever believe it is going to be as bad as this. 24 hours after they were rescued by boat, ray and maureen are back to see the damage. 0h, rescued by boat, ray and maureen are back to see the damage. oh, my god! nearly 90, they are trying to be strong. i have never seen anything like it, i really haven't. it looks like it, i really haven't. it looks like ajumble like it, i really haven't. it looks like a jumble sale. ray has been treated for cancer, and now he faces another battle. i was nine, ten—year—old when the war started, and now we have got this to put up with

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this is a huge journey for you in your career, still at a young age and you started your working life helping at your pa rents your working life helping at your parents cash and carry in southyour mum and dad? most 11—year—olds after school would go home but i went to the cash—and—carry and there were a number of things i learned from my mum and dad and its focus, being able to focus on what is important and also what was important to the customers, what was hot and what was not being able to serve customers best. it comes down to the people and your clients, your investors and your own staff, so being able to focus on that is a key lesson learned. did you think you white -- might be missing out as your friends we re might be missing out as your friends were playing and you were doing work, or you are where you are now because of what you were doing all those years ago? i had a great balance and those foundations provided by my parents were massive to get to where i am, so i didn't feel i missed out. i used to play a lot of football with my friends after school as well but it's about balancing work and social. it's also about the brain. you've got a first class degree and m

south coast. it is a mixed picture. our advice this morning is do not be fooled by if the rain has stopped outside, it does not mean you will have a straightforward journey they are likely to develop so people need to be on their guard. given what the met office say, the storm itself will not have completely departed until possibly lunchtime tomorrow. so there is a possibility the morning rush hour on monday could be hard going. yes, we expect impacts and in these conditions it isa impacts and in these conditions it is a rapidly changing situation. drivers need to be careful. do not drive through flood water. listen to the flood alerts. all the advice given out. and the environment agency, as well. listen to those and plan your journey carefully. agency, as well. listen to those and plan yourjourney carefully. you may not be covered for insurance if you deliberately drive into a flood so do what you can to stay safe and do not put yourself or passengers to unnecessary danger. that is a good point. people assume insurance cove rs point. people assume insurance covers them for all eventualities, but if you go ahead, the view is you have been reckless about

journey and who will need to bail out? >> well, that's a really good question. i think a lot depends on what happens in nevada as well as south carolina. i will say that i think one candidate who really needs to do well in both of those states is joe biden. of course, he was a front-runner early on. he had a disappointing two showings in iowa and new hampshire. he tried to downplay expectations in those two states but at some point you really she had to show you're in the top tier of candidates so a recent poll from nevada from last week had him in second place there at about 18% compared to sanders' 25%. i think biden is hoping for a respectable showing in nevada, get a little bit of momentum going and then focus on winning south carolina from there. you know, he has a lead in south carolina but that has dwindled of late. but i think he's hoping to get that momentum back and we'll see if he can. >> yeah, we'll keep watching. thomas, many thanks to you for sharing your perspective. >>> cnn will host two town halls thursday evening, tune in to hear from democratic candidates joe biden and elizabeth warren at 8:00 and 9:00 east