and juliet, you know, she is among the stars and the red carpet at the burning film festival. could her new fill b one to scoop the top prize golden bear? ah, i'm really mohammed, welcome to the program. a phone call between the united states and russia has failed to ease tensions over ukraine. president joe biden, and to plug me a putin spoke after the us warned that russia could invade ukraine at any time. moscow has dismissed the claim. as hysteria, ukraine's forces are on high alert as more than 100000 russian troops gather near the border. germany has joined the countries in telling its nationals to leave ukraine. a white house statement says, biden, warned putin of swift and severe costs. if russia does invade ukraine, moscow says the u. s. is guilty of unprecedented hysteria. american citizens have been urged to leave ukraine immediately. other countries, including germany, are following suit. experts say they're doing the responsible thing or is a very substantial bluff of russian troops. the russians are in a position to launch an assault if they wanted to. what is no

let me begin with you, juliet. to lean on your expertise in particular on this issue and homeland security related. what is your thoughts about equating people who are unruly based on the mask mandates, et cetera, with perceived terrorists? what's your thought? >> unruly is a really nice way of putting disruptive and dangerous. unruly makes them sound like they're playing their music too loud. what we're seeing is essentially criminal behavior in a dangerous instrument that if things go wrong on an airplane, they can go terribly, terribly wrong. the no-fly list is about disruptive or dangerous airport behavior. it started off or was triggered by, of course, terrorist attacks of 9/11. that's like acting like nothing has changed in term of our threat environment for the last 20 years. everyone knows homeland security isn't about stopping 19 terrorists from getting on airplanes anymore. it's about all the risks americans face, whether it's climate or violent people on airplanes or a pandemic. and lowering that risk. s

we can learn more about this right now here on the program with as juliet tumor, the unicef advocacy and communications regional chief in the middle east and north africa. very good evening to you. thanks for joining us here on our tea. your organization is saying at least 6 children were killed overnight in a syrian board, a ton of acme, or you've just heard her, our life, our correspondence here. what i'd gasdio telling us what he knows and can you confirm, or is it too early, whether or not this was a direct result of the us raid going after and isis leader. now it is very hard out to confirm the exact circumstances or the reason behind the fact that 6 children, at least and one girl 6 children were killed. one girl was injured due to the heavy violence. we witnessed the overnight in a, in the northwest of syria units of statement goes on to say, quote, since the year began violence and heavily escalated in and around is leap and serious northwest home to 1200000 kids in need of help. what is behind this deterioration at this point? how bad is the situation right now in that regio

juliet in singapore.before the midterm elections democrats are tackling to tackle inflation. the story on bloomberg bloomberg . ♪ >> it's daybreak here, manus cranny in dubai. dani burger in london. congressional democrats grappling with surging inflation. they're lining up the costs. but they have nine months be the midterm election. the majority leader says his party is focused on bringing costs down. let's go to bruce ironhorn. this is by going to the polls ps with a strong story, isn't it in the face of rising prices and gas at the pump. talk to me through -- >> yes, and there's the -- so yeah, the other thing to consider there's also the possibility of the ukraine crisis driving up oil prices, gas prices even higher. so that's another thing that is complicating things for the democrats as they try to figure out a way to convince voters that they're dealing with the inflation problem. so one thing that the democrats are trying to do in the senate is they're going to be introducing package of -- of bil

against pandemic restrictions. authority stop hundreds of vehicles trying to reach central paris. juliet when ashi is among the stars on the right, caught with that the berlin film festival. could her new film be the one to scoop the top, the price of golden there? ah, i'm really mohammed, welcome to the program. a phone call between the us and russia has failed to ease tensions over ukraine. president joe biden and vladimir putin spoke after the us warned that russia could invade ukraine at any time. moscow has denied the claim as hysteria, ukraine's forces are on high alert as more than 100000 russian troops are gathered near the border. meanwhile, germany has joined other countries in telling its nationals to leave ukraine. the u. s. embassy and key f or non essential staff are being pulled out, and the u. s. government is advising its citizens to leave ukraine. other governments are following suit, the latest escalation, miss simmering crisis that is reaching boiling point 4 months. russia build up its military presence on the ukrainian border ah, adding to moscow's menace russian fo

as the movie world comes to the german capital, french actress juliet, be nauseous among stars on the red carpet. a new film, both sides of the blade gets its global premier at the festival. menache plays a journalist caught up in a love triangle. the door opens on sarah and jean seemingly perfect relationship. when her ex, the man she left for him, reappears dakota who has had proposed hurry cli, she shiver without the kicker shoes, nose, but i am maybe they both should be scared. julia. i mean, there is so much of it for you. oh, oscar winners. you'd yet be no. she is riveting as a woman caught off guard by her sudden yearning for a man she hasn't seen in years. it graps you. ah and is nothing psychological about it? it's visceral caprice. good, more than a love story. it's a story of the passion, the erotic passion in both sides of the blade gives way to another kind of passion ra fury. director cleared a need delivers a slow burning romantic thriller. that's one of the most anticipated premieres at this year's berlin, international film festival, and in european cinema. oh, it's t

but the performances, bye as juliet be nash, as von so long dog are subtle and emotionally devastating. they come to the berlin festivals, most moving love story is. the chinese film returned to dust director li ruin jones gentle tale follows a pair of outcasts and a forced marriage as the eke out in existence in a series of small villages. they're constantly uprooted as farming communities are torn down to make way for urban expansion. that's interesting. but politics are subtext. here the real story in return to dust is the growing love between mar and glee, ying, an affection that has never sentimental and all the more affecting for its restraint. the 2022 barely nala, held in the midst of the crone of iris pandemic has been a bit of a strange affair. and the films shown here seemed to reflect the sense of alienation and the longing for connection that i think a lot of us have felt over the past 2 years. the movies have been less spectacular and epic and more intimate and introspective. last a celebration of the magic of cinema and more reflection on the people we miss. and on the t

we recognized that juliet's and hands people's republics, which means we have recognized all the founding documents, including the constitution. and the constitution defines the boarders off the don yeske and lou hands regions at the time when they were part of ukraine. nobody mc, again, you will have to stay with crane much. this conference is, according to nato. this could be the beginning of a major war. many fear a full scale attack on ukraine is still part of rush us plans. so fairly ukraine is not a night, a member. but the alliance had been moving troops, planes, and ships to the east and flank such as the baltic states, to prevent any escalation, bowles spilling over. i allow, he spoke to date, emily correspondent nick connelly in cliff and asked him how ukrainians are dealing with this escalation, the past few weeks, there was a very strange disconnect where you had the world's media talking about this extraordinary level of attention diplomatic visits. almost every day, and yet it felt like the people here on the ground didn't really want to engage with these headlines, didn't w

we recognized that juliet's enhanced people's republics, which means we have recognized all the founding documents, including the constitution. and the constitution defines the boarders off the don yeske and lou hans regions at the time when they were part of ukraine. nobody mc ogden, you will have the civil crane. in response, u. s. president joe biden accused the russian leda of setting up a russian now to take more territory by force. this is the beginning of a russian invasion of ukraine, as he indicated and asked permission to be able do from his duma. so let began to so i'm going to began to impose sanctions in response. far beyond the steps we and our allies and partners implemented in 2014 a us satellite company has released new images that claim to show military vehicles messing in southern belarus, even as western nations coordinate a unified response. many fear a full scale attack on ukraine is still part of russia's plans. o russian affairs analysts constantine agates joins us from lithuania. vladimir putin has recognized all of done yet scanned once as independent, but ukrai

but the performances by juliet, be nash and glance. so london are subtle and emotionally devastating to confirm the berlin festivals most moving love story is the chinese film returned to dust director li. really john's gentle tale follows a pair of outcasts and a forced marriage as the e cout in existence in a series of small villages. they're constantly uprooted as farming communities are torn down to make way for urban expansion. nathan, to see that politics are subtext here. the real story and returned to dust is the growing love between mar and glee, ying, an affection that is never sentimental and all the more affecting for its restraint . you're watching the w news, and that's it from me and the news to him for now, don't go away though after the break, the w business is up with steven bits. there's plenty more news. all websites go call ah, we got some hot tips for your bucket list. ah, man, to corner tread hotspot for food, chair and some great cultural memorials to boot d w, travel off we go. dogs far more intelligent than mo

juliet has those from singapore.uliet: use of russia's invasion is complicating efforts to of five to revive the nuclear deal. with tensions at moscow and washington at risk of spilling over. ireland has been imported facilitator of the discussions at the yuan secured counsel. talks in a holding pattern with iran's negotiator returning to negotiate with leaders. canada is lifting emergency powers enacted more than one week ago to get active vaccine mandate protests under control. prime minister justin trudeau says the unprecedented authority is no longer needed. he invoked to the powers earlier this month after hundreds of trucks blockaded the downtown area of ottawa and keyport are crossing to the united states. hong kong's covid cases continue to climb with nearly 9000 infections reported. and 50 debts. the city has made a rapid decline in bloomberg's resilience rating which tracks the best and worst places to be during the pan day that's the pandemic and is now second the last among 53 locations. the pace of covid

juliet goodrich, kpix 5. police are asking the suspect and witnesses to please come forward. they're also trying to track down the driver of a car the suspect was seen interacting with. police say they have the license plate number of the car but they're not releasing it because it's not really clear whether the driver had anything to do with the attack. >>> still a lot of information we have to work out here. all right, allen, thank you for the update. >>> we have new details in a mass shooting aboard a greyhound bus in butte county. tonight we learned the suspect was on the run from a bay area -- andrea has been dig intoog the background and joins us live with the latest. andrea? >> the suspect had at least one outstanding weapons possession warrant out of alameda county. and numerous run ins with the law in northern california and the bay area prior to yesterday's fatal shooting. it began when a greyhound bus pulled into the parking lot of an a.m. p.m. in orville last night. mary was at the register. >> i had another customer walk up to me. he said my name. that i need to

joining me right now is juliet a cnn national security analyst and also a former assistant secretaryresident obama. juliet, so good to see you. >> good to see. >> you guess it feels good to be back home. >> i'm here in los angeles so it's great. >> well, it's hot there, but, hey, everybody is really ready to handle it. you the tweeted a great example of what actually success looks like at a super bowl is, you know, how it handles a potential catastrophe. back in 2013 the power went out at the new orleans superdome, that was super weird. about half of the stadium was lit. >> yeah. >> but then you actually say that was a good thing. why? >> yes. i mean, so basically, look, we're going to -- the security planning, i was down at the facility yesterday, the security planning is as it always s very serious, federal, state and local assets are deployed, they're looking at everything from cyber threats to obviously physical threats, vehicle threats, but they also have been doing a lot of planning around what would happen if something bad happened and that's what we have to think about in thi

and juliet.

. >> thanks to juliet. >>> tonight, joe rogan promising to change his approach to discussions on covidnd vaccines on his popular podcast. >> i'm not trying to promote this information, i'm not trying to be controversial. if there is anything i have done that i could do better, is have more experts with differing opinions right after i have the controversial ones. >> spotify is also making a change, announcing it will add content advisories ahead of any podcast on covid-19 issues. this comes as neil young and joni mitchell pull their music from the platform in protest. tonight, joe rogan says no hard feelings. >>> tonight, we are adding a look inside the expanded hazard awareness and warning center in san ramon. it allows firecrackers to get a look at hazards using real-time data from 1300 weather stations . wind will be an issue for the next few days. >>> it leads to an elevated fire threat. fortunately, it is not going to be as high as it would be in july or even this time of year last year. gusty winds in store for us as we had through much of the week and no rain in sight. you combi

. >>> thanks for joining us i'm juliet goodrich. >> gorgeous sunset on the last day of the warm-up, luckily across the bay area. it was a good to meteorologist darren peck with just how much cooler it will get. it was a lot >> about 15 degrees. one quick look back i know you showed the pretty pitchers of fog coming up you look at the golden gate bridge. looking out over what was almost like june. only looks like that when you get into summer. it was middle february and we had a classic summer pattern. here's how tomorrow is different. we will switch to showing you the temperatures in terms of how much they are going to drop. san francisco 15 degrees cooler and san jose 14 degrees corporate if we put the numbers on the for the daytime highs, those are normal for this time of year. in addition to the cooldown here, it will snow in the sierra and you can see that in the future castrate i will back with the rest of the forecast coming up in a few minutes. for now back to you. >>> knew it 11:00, one person hurt following an apartment fire in hill. it happened in sacramento. we have video from ci

but the performances by juliet, be nash, as von so long dog are subtle and emotionally devastating. they come to the berlin festivals most moving love story is the chinese film returned to dust director li. really john's gentle tale follows a pair of outcasts and a forced marriage as the e count in existence in a series of small villages. they're constantly uprooted as farming communities are torn down to make way for urban expansion. that's interesting. but politics are subtext here. the real story in return to dust is the growing love between mom and glee, ying, an affection that is never sentimental and all the more affecting for its restraint . at the beijing winter olympics claim on the well has won france there 1st, alpine skiing gold metal. the 24 year old was in 6th place after his 1st run, but returned with a bang and scorched the ice river course in a stunning 2nd run to win the men's slalom events and claim the gold medal. well having one gold medal winner in the family is nice, but there is one particular swedish family that has 2 older sister. hannah oh, burger went out

children and a woman were killed steering the rates when the isis leader blew himself up, we spoke with juliet tumor. unicef advocacy in communications chief in the middle east. he told us that the surgeon fighting, thinking a deadly toll, especially on the most fundable. when we have seen an escalation and violence in that area, what this means is that children pay 1st and they pay most. and if we compare the number of casualties of children during the month of january in comparison to, let's say, december last year, the number is so it's in the higher. and this has been the case since the beginning of the year. and this has got to stop children continue to be the 1st and most to pay in this 11 year long conflict. we call an old fight and all parties to the conflicts in syria to stop the fighting for the sake of serious children and its future. in the meantime, videos emerging of was a said to be the helicopter. us commanders were forced to blow up during their raid . here we can see what's left of it. you as officials deny that it crashed, all was shot down and they say the true is safe orti

do abuser juliet? so daily reporting. thank you. the plight of china as we go community is overshadowing preparations for the beijing winter olympics beginning later this week. united states and other nations are staging a diplomatic boycott and protest at china's human rights record with opposition suppressed within china itself. many are making their voices heard elsewhere. our washington bureau chief in his paul met a weaker restaurant owner in los angeles, whose father disappeared 3 years ago. these mountains remind book ra, keen, very much of home. he left china 6 years ago to start a new life in the u. s. everything seemed to go well until his father, who remained in china, was a properly snatched from his home during the night of october 25th in 2080. his father owned one of the biggest rigor publishing firms and our king believes that his fight to protect the regal language and culture was the reason why the chinese government put him in prison. he and our keen were best friends. his father also supported him financially in

we spoke with juliet tumor, eunice s advocacy communications chief in the middle east. she told us the surgeon fighting is taking a deadly tel, especially on the most fundable. when we have seen an escalation and violence in that area, what this means is that the children paid 1st and they pay most. and if we compare the number of casualties of children during the month of january in comparison to, let's say, december last year, the number is to attend the higher. and this has been the case since the beginning of the year. and this has got to stop children continue to be the 1st and most to pay in this 11 year long conflict. we call an old site and all parties to the conflicts in syria to stop the fighting for the sake of serious children and its future. meanwhile, video has merged of what's said to be the helicopter. us commanders were forced to blow up during the right. you can see what's left of it. american officials deny that it trash the was shut down and say that the crew is safe. ortiz, my guess the of has more on the us operation in syria. locals have described

we spoke with juliet to mar unisys advocacy and communications chief in the middle east. she told us it's so far and clear how those 6 children died in north west syria. but said that the surgeon fighting is taking a deadly toll. when we have seen an escalation and violence and bad area, what this means is that children pay 1st and they pay most. and if we compare the number of counties of children during the month of january in comparison to say, december last year, the number is so it's in the higher. and this has been the case since the beginning of the year. and this has got to stop children continue to be the 1st and most to pay in this 11 year long conflict. at least 90 percent of the theory of population lives in public key. and that's start to in comparison to how it used to be before the war began. 11 years ago, the war house car, i've got to come to an end that come conflicts have got to stop. we call all sides and all parties to the conflicts in syria to stop the fighting for the sake of serious children and its future even if the war stops today. the picture i

i think though, the pentagon was willing to investigate with juliet to man eunice as advocacy and communications chief in the middle east. who told us the surgeon fighting 2nd and deadly toll, especially on the most formidable. when we have an escalation and violence and bad area, and what this means is that children pay 1st and they pay most. and if we compare the number of casualties of children during the month of january in comparison to, let's say, december last year, the number is so it's in the higher. and this has been the case since the beginning of the year. and this has got to stop children continue to be the 1st and most to pay in this 11 year long conflict. we call an old fight and all parties to the conflict in syria to stop the fighting for the sake of serious children and its future. meanwhile videos, most of what is said to be the helicopter, us commanders were forced to blow up during the right. you can see what remains of it. here. american officials denied that it crashed or that it was shot down. they say the crew is safe, adding it was a mechanical failure that led to the h

we spoke with juliet summa, from the u. n's children's agency about the cost of ongoing violence in syria. when we have seen an escalation and violence in that area, i'm what this means is that children pay 1st and they pay most. and if we compare the number of casualties of children during the month of january in comparison to, let's say, december last year, the number is so it's in the higher. and this have been the case since the beginning of the year. and this has got to stop children continue to be the 1st and most to pay in this 11 year long conflict. we call an old file and all parties to the conflict in syria to stop the fighting for the sake of serious children and in future. also video has emerged, the one said to be the helicopter. the u. s. commanders were forced to blow up during the rate. here you can see what's left all of the vehicle. american officials deny, darted crushed, or was shot done, and say, the crew is safe. adding up, it was a mechanical failure that led to the helicopter being detonated. we spoke to local to say, the witness the rate. soon as i left them there

but the performances by juliet, be nash, as von so london are subtle and emotionally devastating. they come to the berlin festivals most moving love story is. the chinese film returned to dust. director li ruin jones gentle tale follows a pair of outcasts and a forced marriage as the e count in existence in a series of small villages. they're constantly uprooted as farming communities are torn down to make way for urban expansion. nessa but politics are subtext. here the real story in return to dust is the growing love between mar and glee, ying, an affection that has never sentimental and all the more affecting for its restraint. i robert scott roxborough is at the breland alleret by the red carpet. scott: good to see you. so to night we're going to know who will win the golden bear? who's your favorite pig? yeah, those channels we just saw actually are all on my on my top 5 top 10 list um but if i had to pick just one. um that's not on that list. um it would be a spanish film on the screen here yesterday. i caught us from the director college, the moon. i'm and it's a family sto

we spoke with juliet tumor, unicef advocacy, and communications chief in the middle east, who told us the surgeon fighting is taking a dead little, especially on the most vulnerable when we have seen an escalation and violence in that area. and what this means is that our children be 1st and they pay most. and if we compare the number of casualties of children during the month of january in comparison to, let's say, december last year. and the number is certain, the higher. and this has been the case since the beginning of the year, and this has got to stop children continue to be the 1st and most to pay in this 11 year long conflict. we call an all sides and all parties to the conflict in syria to stop the fighting for the sake of serious children and it's future. we spoke with american author nicholas davis, who says us military raids have led to countless civilian deaths. how can it be? were killing 6 children for the sake of killing, you know, one al qaeda leader apparently slam estate leader who will quickly be replaced by somebody else. now this is, this is just her ethic. and s

when the ice is lead a report lea blew himself up, or we spoke with a juliet tumor of unicef. she told us the surgeon fighting is taking a deadly toll, particularly on the most vulnerable. when we have seen an escalation and violence in that area, what this means is that children pay 1st and they pay most. and if we compare the number of counties of children during the month of january in comparison to, let's say, december last year, the number is so it's in the higher. and this has been the case since the beginning of the year. and this has got to stop children continue to be the 1st and most to pay in this 11 year long conflict. we call an old site and all parties to the conflicts in syria to stop the fighting for the sake of serious children and its future. meanwhile, videos, most of what's said to be the american helicopter that the commandos were using and they had to blow it up during their re. you can see what's left of it. right. there . officials deny a crashed or was shot down. they say the crew is safe, more details now with autism, because the locals have described

well, earlier we spoke with juliet rumor, who's the unicef advocacy in communications chief in the middle east. and she thought her so fights, unclear how those 6 children died in northwest syria. but the surgeon fighting is certainly taken its deadly toll. very hard throughout to confirm the exact circumstances or the reason behind the fact that 6 children a case and one girl fixed children were killed. one girl was injured due to the time the violence that we witnessed the overnight in a, in the northwest of syria, perhaps staying on escalation and violence embeds area on what this means is that children pay 1st and they pay most. and if we compare the number of casualties of children during the month of january in comparison to say, december last year, the number is so it's in the higher. and this has been the case since the beginning of the year. and this has got to stop children continue to be the 1st and most to pay in this 11 year long conflict. at least 90 percent of the theory of population lives in poverty and start to in comparison to how it used to be before the war began. 11

let's talk to juliet rieden, editor—at—large and royal correspondent for the australian women's weeklyf the royals and australia. it is so good to talk to you, thank you for talking to us. this has been hailed by a pretty extraordinary gesture by the queen and it does mean, in the eyes of so many, that camilla has almost been brought in from the cold of many years ago when she was first introduced to the public arena?— public arena? absolutely. in australia. — public arena? absolutely. in australia, people _ public arena? absolutely. in australia, people totally - public arena? absolutely. in i australia, people totally accept that camilla is there by prince charles' side. if the queen says that camilla will be queen consort, then that is a done deal for us. what does it mean that she is going to be queen consort? you must signal to be queen consort? you must signal to a large degree, the amount of trust that the queen as in her and her ability to take on that role? absolutely. we have seen camilla carry out her role with intense loyalty since she joined the royal family in 2005. i don

american forces cause no civilian debts, that we did speak to a juliet tumor from the unicef about the cost of the violence in that country. when we have seen an escalation and violence in that area, what this means is that the children paid 1st and they pay most. and then we compare the number of casualties of children during the month of january in comparison to let's say, december last year. the number is so it's in the higher and this have been the case since the beginning of the year. and this has got to stop children continue to be the 1st and most to pay in this 11 year long conflict. we call an old site and all parties to the conflict in syria to stop the fighting for the sake of serious children and its future. meanwhile, videos, a merger was said to be the u. s. the helicopter, the us commanders were forced to blow up during their re, you can see what's left of it. american officials deny crashed was shot down. they say the crew is safe. adding that it was a mechanical failure that led to the helicopter being detonated. which by the locals who say they witnessed the right soo

we did speak with juliet tumor of unicef, about the cost of violence, in general, in the country. when we have seen an escalation and violence in that area, what this means is that the children paid 1st and they pay most. and if we compare the number of casualties of children during the month of january in comparison to say, december last year, the number is so it's in the higher. and this has been the case since the beginning of the year. and this has got to stop children continue to be the 1st and most to pay in this 11 year long conflict. we call an old fight and all parties to the conflicts in syria to stop the fighting for the sake of serious children and its future. meanwhile, videos are most of what said to be the helicopter. the u. s. commanders were forced to blow up during their rate. he can see what's left of it. american officials deny a crash job or shot down, adding that it was a mechanical failure that led to the job of being blown up. that we spoke a local to say they witnessed the right soon as i left them there, there were helicopters flying at low altitude, abou

we spoke with juliet tumor of unicef, she told us the surgeon fighting is taking a deadly told, particularly on the most of us. when we have seen an escalation and violence in that area, what this means is that the children paid 1st and they pay most. and if we compare the number of casualties of children during the month of january in comparison to, let's say, december last year, the number is certain the higher. and this have been the case since the beginning of the year. and this has got to stop children continue to be the 1st and most to pay in this 11 year long conflict. we call an old fight and all parties to the conflicts in syria to stop the fighting for the sake of serious children and its future. let me, well have a look at this right here videos, most of what said to be the helicopter. us tomatoes were forced to blow up during that, right. you can see what's left of it. officials deny it crashed over shot down. they say the crew is safe. a motel is not with our senior correspondent, but i guess locals have described these speech battle that took place at the one a m, just after mi

same thing for both sides of the blade with juliet b. it takes place in an apartment. and that was because the director cloud disney who was supposed to do a bigger film with a bigger budget simply could not. and this is what she actually could do during lockdown in france, just very briefly, your favorite, my favorite film, and where they cited rimini the story of a washed up washed up singer who hustles and tries to keep his life together. but it was not as strong as the winner. so kudos to the winning director, carla simone, thanks for the tip. another one to watch whether everybody who still wants to go it was saying dw news is a reminder off the top stories we are following for you today. france will withdraw its troops from molly by june, ending a 9 year mission against is the mist militants. the pull all the paper, the way for other countries to wind down that policy. participation in training and peacekeeping missions than to you actually did have a news coming up next on d, w, news, asia, the killer of the pakistani social media star walks free. can women put

also, at least 10 people have died and madagascar after cycling made landfill on saturday as juliet wolf reports. now tens of thousands of people coming to terms with the trail of devastation left and its path cycling. betsy re slammed into madagascar eastern coastline with heavy rains and wind speeds of 155 kilometers per hour flooding roads and leading several houses completely submerged. tens of thousands of people have been displaced in alaska for the marina vision with them. i thought it was early morning, still sleeping below our landlord came to tell us that war was rising. who got up to move the furniture all while the war continued tries. the house started cracking . some of our furniture was still upstairs and the crack started to get worse and run margaret some far belongings have been destroyed, not got as she shut the residents, use tree branches to measure the depth of the floods. the damage compounded by the destruction left by another cyclone, 2 weeks earlier, which killed dozens and displaced a 130000 people were shorter nadia mon to lucia. hi, i don't think the damage i