uhuru kenyatta as the president-elect.ing applause speaking after the announcement uhuru kenyatta reached out to the opposition and called for unity across kenya. to our brothers who are worthy competitors, we are not enemies. we are all citizens of one republic. as with any competition there shall always be winners and there shall always be winners and there shall always be winners and there shall be losers but we all belong to one great nation called kenya and i extend the hand of friendship, i extend a hand of cooperation, i extend the hand of partnership, knowing fully well that this country needs all of us pulling together in orderfor us this country needs all of us pulling together in order for us to succeed and kenyans want us to succeed. applause so like i said to my worthy competitor, especially the right honourable raila odinga, i reach out to you, i reach out to oiler supporters, i reach out to all who are elected on now the opposition benches, we shall work together, we shall partner together, we shall grow tog

it looked as though uhuru kenyatta had a lead ofi.5 as though uhuru kenyatta had a lead of 1.5 milliont have been stolen on that scale? the problem with kenya is that there is a lack of trust from either side and, given what happened in the other collection, those people supporting raila 0dinga will not want to agree that uhuru kenyatta has one. any of them would have won, the weights the vote has gone. unlike, uganda, for example. the election is decided for military forces there. —— is decided by military forces. the issue is around counting and the announcement of the results. are the... those are things that can be easily evaluated and looked at. you look at the original result. there is enough of an independent media enda kenny. having said that, it is incumbent on the leaders, uhuru kenyatta and raila 0dinga, to do the right thing. —— ofan raila 0dinga, to do the right thing. —— of an independent media in kenya. he has said today that he is willing to meet and talk. if you can except by president, we can work together. we have to realise where we are coming from. people that don‘

mr kenyatta won more than half of votes cast.a long wait for results. the party is over, it's the day after and for kenya now comes the hard part. those celebrating mr kenyatta's win last night did so in the hope of a better quality of life. now the president has to deliver for them and he also has to gain the trust of the millions across the country who did not vote for him. and mr kenyatta has been reaching out to the other side. we cannot fight over an election. we have seen the results of political violence and i am certain that there is no single kenyan who would wish for us to go back to those days. but angry protests broke out overnight in some opposition strongholds. the main opposition party has rejected the election results and says it does not trust the courts to handle its concerns fairly. its next move will be crucial in determining whether kenya moves on peacefully. earlier i spoke to tomi who's in nairobi, and i asked him what the situation on the streets was like. well, the running battles are still going on in so

the incumbent, the duty lies with uhuru kenyatta, having been re—elected. with uhuru kenyatta, havinggesting another unity government or whatever, but he has to understand the concerns of the uhuru kenyatta side. he must make sure that there are not any cover—ups at all. —— the concerns of the raila odinga site. kenya is supposed to be one of the better countries in terms of democracy in africa. in uganda, they are they were announcing results anyway, anyhow and the recent election. kenya have to show they are better than either countries and they are managing the situation correctly. the other thing uhuru kenyatta must do this to constrain the power of police and others to deal with, what they call, troublemakers. this distressing instrument today were it is alleged a girl is killed. if they claim that kenya is a democratic place, people have a right to demonstrate and protest. they can express anger and frustration. if you unleash the police and army on them, that is what got the killings in previous times. armed police went out and we re times. armed police went out and were seen t

mr uhuru kenyatta is criminally responsible...is deputy to the hague on international criminal court charges of inciting violence which were only recently dropped. nobody wants a repeat of that violence but that is up to the men in charge. in order for this election to be successful and peaceful, people have to have trust in the system, to consider it to have been free and fair, particularly in the opposition strongholds that are the biggest slums in nairobi. and if it is really close, how people will react will depend on how gracious the loser is in defeat. and so to technology. fingerprints matching voters to the electoral roll. it slowed the process down and led to long lines but was largely a success. in terms of resource management... before the poll, the election commission's head of technology appeared on tv, reassuring people that his system could not be rigged. but when his tortured and strangled body was found a week ago, it put the whole country on edge. when the polling stations closed, it was with relief that things h

uhuru kenyatta's supporters knew this was coming.ilable lead. but first, there was an electoral process to follow, and it was a lengthy one. the result from every county had to be read out, before the moment the nation had been waiting for. i wish to declare uhuru kenyatta as president—elect. after three days of holding their breath, kenyans have now finally had confirmation that uhuru kenyatta will have a second term in office, by a considerable margin. the question now is how the opposition will react in defeat, having claimed this was rigged. would they accept this result? will they challenge it in the courts? or will they go to the streets? before the results were even released, the opposition alliance had walked out, repeating allegations the vote was rigged. i think this has been an entire charade. this is a disaster. they had run a parallel counting centre, and claimed discrepancies, that the election commission computer was hacked, that the vote was fraudulent. president uhuru kenyatta stepped up to acknowledge his victory, a

raila odinga is -- he lost the 2007 to uhuru kenyatta's predecessor.let's get the latest from kenya. our reporter is on the ground in nairobi. tensions seem high. set the scene for us. reporter: you are right, tensions are high. now everyone is saying when morning comes everyone will know what to do next. we have the electoral commission going through, verify the votes as we speak. they are making progress. it is painfully slow but they are making progress. they say by morning we should have some rough idea of the results, verify results, not just provisional results. there are some youth who are around the streets. it is not large-scale. you see them waiting for whatever the main opposition leader tells them to do. in most cases, most of the violence has calmed down. but today we saw at least three people killed in protests. police say these people were trying to attack police officers and therefore the officers acted in self-defense. so that is the situation right now. the people are waiting for morning when there will be more news for them. sarah: t

uhuru kenyatta wa: re—elected president uhuru kenyatta was re—elected in kenya.epares to say goodbye to two legends at the world athletics championships. as mo farah and usain bolt prepare to run their final races on the track this evening. and coming up — i'll bejoined by a panel of foreign correspondents to discuss the tension between the us and north korea and the kenyan election in dateline london at 11:30am. president trump has issued another warning to north korea, saying the country will "regret it fast" if it continues to make threats against america and its allies. the president also called for tougher sanctions against pyongyang but he said he would love a peaceful resolution. the chinese leader xi jinping has spoken to mr trump and urged restraint. our washington correspondent, laura bicker reports. president trump is leaving the north korean leader in no doubt. if he poses a threat to the us, there will be consequences. if anything happens to guam, there's going to be big, big trouble in north korea. but then came this note of reassurance. you know wh

so president kenyatta reaching out to his competitor. will he and his supporters be able to turn the corner and accept the result? >> it's hard to tell just after the announcement of incumbent president kenyatta as the president see-elect we are hearing unconfirmed reports of some chaos and also unconfirmed reports of some protests. whether they'll turn around and accept the defeat, it's hard to tell. we have to see this through the night. we'll have to sift this through the nate. but the message was a beautiful message. the president did say that, you know, kenya is one country and that he reached out to the opposition. he reached out to opposition supporters. and asked them to join hands with him and to build the country. but right now the reality is still uncertain. >> a lot of observers are concerned kenya could see a repeat of the violence that happened during the election 10 years ago. the same two contendors. do you expect to see more violence this evening? kathryn: as i said, we're hearing unconfirmed and i have to stress unconfi

despite e steady economic growth under president kenyatta, 40% of kenyans remain unemployed. foodod prices are on the rise.e. many blame the government for failing to anticipate shortages resulting from an ongoing drought. many people here are supporting raila odinga. he and his national super alliance have pledged to stamp out corruption and improve the lives of kenya's poor. >> they are expecting it to be peaceful. we want our candidate to win. we want as president raila odinga. reporter: a stalwart of the opposition, odinga is making his fourth and likely final bid for the presidency, in a boat that could play out along ethnic lines. he has shown an ability to appeal beyond his own rural community. but it might not be enough to defeat archrival uhuru kenyatta, the son of the country's first president. he has the backing of kenya's cuckoo your -- of a kenyan ethnic group that has overseen infrastructure developments. the economy continues to improve. after casting his ballot, he urged all the candidates to accept the results peacefully. president kenyatta: my competitors, a

uhuru kenyatta's supporters knew this was coming. unassailable lead. but first there was an electoral process to follow — and it was a lengthy one. the result from every county had to be read out, before the moment the nation had waiting for. i wish to declare uhuru kenyatta as president—elect. after three days of holding their breath, kenyans have now had confirmation that uhuru kenyatta will have a second term in office by a considerable margin. the question now is how the opposition will react in defeat, having claimed this was rigged. would they accept this result? will they challenge it in the courts? or will they go to the streets? before the results were even released the opposition alliance had walked out, repeating allegations the vote was rigged. i think this has been an entire charade. this is a disaster. they had run a parallel counting centre and claimed discrepancies. that the election commission commuter was hacked, that the vote was fraudulent. president uhuru kenyatta stepped up to acknowledge his victory and spoke a

the opposition rejects the provisional results favouring president kenyatta. the captain of mexico's national football team is sanctioned by the us, and accused of ties to a drug—trafficking cartel. two months after the grenfell tower fire in west london, officials say hundreds of people need mental health support. trying to find a cure for type 1 diabetes — new hope from trials of a pioneering therapy that could eventually slow the advance of the disease. president trump has again used threatening language against north korea, telling the leadership in pyongyang america's nuclear arsenal is "more powerful than ever before". he was responding to north korea's threat that it's considering a plan to fire four missiles at the us pacific territory of guam, where there are two american military bases. the us defence secretary has said kim jong—un should stop any actions that would lead to the destruction of his people. our north america correspondent, nick bryant, reports. a far—off american outpost in the tropical waters of the western pacific now finds itself at

the opposition rejects the provisional results favouring president kenyatta.k on track — the botswanan sprinter who's battled his way to the 200m final at the world athletics championships 48 hours after being banned because of an infectious virus. hello, i'm sally bond doc with the business stories. —— sally bundock. deadline day. toshiba secures an auditors sign off on its much delayed results and avoids delisting, but analysts warn its future still hangs in the balance. and facebook ups its television game. the social media giant makes a move into dedicated video, pitting it against youtube and other television networks. welcome to the programme. tensions between the us and north korea show no signs of abating after pyongyang released a new statement accusing president trump of being "bereft of reason". the statement also gave more details of north korea's threat to fire missiles towards a us base in the pacific. but it pointed out the plan had yet to be approved by north korea's leader, and the us has warned the north its actions could mean the "end of its

kenyatta supporters knew this was coming. preliminary results have given them. salable lee. but first there was an electoral process to follow it and it was a lengthy one. the results from every county had to be read out. before the moment the nation would be waiting for. earlier let out of the loop. then that. i hope you have a good outlook on things that the president. holding a. clinton could not vote and they should good looking at the. little piece by considerable log. christina was held in a position where. and they could have been playing this with. would. slip his resume. good to cool. really go to the streets. before the results were even released the opposition thel counting center and claims discrepancies. but the election commission computer was hacked that the vote was fraudulent. thank you president american at the stepped up to the villages victory. spoke about unity ten years on from the terrible ethnic post election violence. i have been on the phone but on the ship. knowing fully well. that this country needs all of us pulling together. in order for us to s

provisional results put president uhuru kenyatta comfortably in the league.ut posted this picture on facebook soppy but allegations of vote rigging led to isolated protests and violence in opposition strongholds in the western city of tree and the slum areas of nairobi. but kenya's election chief said no hacking took place and the vote wasn't compromised. there was no external influence on the system at any point. before, during and after the voting. the high profile of this election is in part due to the fear the closeness of the vote could lead to violence, as happened ten years ago. the former us secretary of statejohn kerry, ago. the former us secretary of state john kerry, part ago. the former us secretary of statejohn kerry, part of the foreign monitors team, appealed for calm. people need to be patient and let this process work through and notjump to let this process work through and not jump to conclusions let this process work through and notjump to conclusions at this point in time. and so in the coming days until the electoral commission verifies t

kenyatta tried to promise more jobs.he last four elections ended up this way and were expecting the protest from odinga supporters. after the euphoria of voting and hear disturbing reports coming out of these areas, i think the day is going to bring out more as we try to uncover what is going on in these areas. the local media has not been covering it very much and the onus is on us to try to find out more and we will. >> farai, we're obviously covering this because of the violent protests in the aftermath but explain for our viewers kenya's significance for the economic developments, security, stability of the entire continent of africa. >> reporter: kenya is a massive economy, hannah. it's a wealthy country. i don't know if you saw this but choppers are flying around. politicians are wealthy. they have thick wallets but it does not trickle down to normal people. if kenya and something slides countries like drc, uganda who are all landlocked and rely on mombasa to bring in all the goods. they will also suffer so it is v

mr kenyatta won more than half of the votes cast.results. the party is over. it is the day after the election, yet now comes the hard part. those who were celebrating mr kenyatta's win here last night did so in the hope of a better quality of life. now the president has to deliver for them and he also has to gain the trust of the millions across the country who did not vote for him. but that will be harder after the opposition rejected the results. they claim the vote was rigged and that their candidate was the true winner. the opposition‘s next move will determine whether such clashes continue or whether kenya will move on peacefully. we are now hearing that the human rights commission in kenya have said excessive force is being used. how bad is the situation? it is bad in some parts of the country, particularly opposition strongholds in nairobi, especially slum areas and also in the west of the country, which is a stronghold of a group who support the man who lost. the police and can you have always been known for adopting rather h

mr kenyatta won more than half of the votes cast.ers, following a long wait for the results. the party is over. it is the day after the election, yet now comes the hard part. those who were celebrating mr kenyatta's win here last night did so in the hope of a better quality of life. now the president has to deliver for them and he also has to gain the trust of the millions across the country who did not vote for him. but that will be harder after the opposition rejected the results. they claim the vote was rigged and that their candidate was the true winner. the opposition‘s next move will determine whether such clashes continue or whether kenya will move on peacefully. an anti—islam campaigner has been approved as a candidate in the election for a new ukip leader. anne marie waters is the founder of the campaign group, sharia watch, which has previously called islam evil. her candidacy has divided the party. some prominent figures in the party say if she wins, they'll quit. a new leader will be announced in september. mike hookem ha

kenya's president kenyatta takes a strong lead after tuesday's election but the results are rejected by his rival as fictitious and fake. and is faith in emmanuel macron‘s leadership failing? we have a special report from the french president's home town of amiens. the us market rally shows no signs of losing steam. but what does the high valuation tell us about wall street and america's economy? the magic kingdom sets out on its own. disney's announcing it will pull its movies from netflix and set up its own streaming services. hello. north korea's official news agency says the country is considering launching missile strikes near the american airbase on guam, in a sharp rise in rhetoric between the two countries. the report says pyongyang is looking at a plan to fire medium—to—long—range rockets around the american territory in the western pacific where us strategic bombers are based. suzanne kianpour reports from washington. north korea best not make any more threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. he has been very threateni

rioting got kenyatta's main challenger in shoes day. as a peaceful group claims that the commission's database was hacked. with results manipulated into eva all. jerash has this report. they wouldn't. opposition protesters set fires throughout the city of consumer on friday. in response the government deployed extra purity forces to a city. an opposition stronghold. police were also deployed to the nairobi neighborhood of kubera. were similar protests broke out. the unrest comes two days after opposition presidential candidate riled up dinga alleged the vote was rigged. the claim the election commission has denied. the allegations sparked clashes with police that have left at least three dead. officials and diplomats have called for peace while the independent electoral and boundaries commission or i ebc. prepares to announce the final tally. it is now vital. that the i. e. b. c. b. given the space to complete. its task. i make its final declaration of results. and align with kim and. its constitution. and with the laws and regulations

mr kenyatta won more than half of the votes cast.ng a long wait for the results. the party is over. it is the day after the election, yet now comes the hard part. those who were celebrating mr kenyatta's win here last night did so in the hope of a better quality of life. now the president has to deliver for them and he also has to gain the trust of the millions across the country who did not vote for him. but that will be harder after the opposition rejected the results. they claim the vote was rigged and that their candidate was the true winner. the opposition‘s next move will determine whether such clashes continue or whether kenya will move on peacefully. i'm joined now by nic cheeseman, a professor of democracy and international development at the university of birmingham. and he's just returned from kenya this morning. thank you forjoining us. i understand you have just come back from kenya this morning. what did you find when you were there? the situation is very tense and difficult, as you were just reporting. the opposition m

early results from kenya's presidential election indicate that the current president uhuru kenyatta hasr raila odinga the country's election commission says that with nearly 90% of votes counted, mr kenyatta currently stands on 54%. however, the opposition coalition has rejected the figures, and has accused election officials of publishing fake results. our correspondent anne soy is in nairobi. a number of complaints from the raila odinga team. what is at the heart of their concerns? the electoral commission was publishing unofficial results directly from the polling station. these results were killed in by their returning officers at returning stations and updated in real time that could be accessed publicly on the website provided by the electoral commission. that is the result people have been following, and the president has consistently been in the lead, but today the main opposition party said those results we re opposition party said those results were fa ke opposition party said those results were fake and challenged the electoral commission to rely on forms that have been signe

mr uhuru kenyatta is criminally responsible...al criminal court charges of inciting violence which were only recently dropped. nobody wants a repeat of that violence but that is up to the men in charge. in order for this election to be successful and peaceful, people have to have trust in the system, to consider it to have been free and fair, particularly in the opposition strongholds that are the biggest slums in nairobi. and if it is really close, how people will react will depend on how gracious the loser is in defeat. and so to technology. fingerprints matching voters to the electoral roll. it slowed the process down and led to long lines but was largely a success. in terms of resource management... before the poll, the election commission's head of technology appeared on tv, reassuring people that his system could not be rigged. but when his tortured and strangled body was found a week ago, it put the whole country on edge. when the polling stations closed, it was with relief that things had gone well. we appreciate it is a p

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computer system was hacked after the opposition rejected the provisional results favouring president kenyatta. let's get more on our top story now. earlier i spoke to benjamin young, a specialist in korean history from george washington university and also a contributor to the north korean news website nk news.org. he explained north korea's motivation. i think history is important when

early results in kenya puts president uhuru kenyatta in the lead but the figures are rejected by his hit by a second earthquake in 23 hours. a 6.3 tremor. the american country music singer, glen campbell, has died aged 81. he was best known for hits including rhinestone cowboy and wichita lineman. i was iwas singing i was singing along and. it was a good song, wasn't it? it was very good. now it is time for our news review. the independent reports on us president donald trump who has threatened north korea with "fire and fury". he issued the warning hours after us media reports that north korea may have created a nuclear warhead small enough to fit on one of its missiles. the japan times also looks at tensions building in the region. japan's defence ministry said in a report it is "deeply concerned" over north korea's nuclear ambitions, as well as condemning china's military activities in the south china sea. in the ft, us blue—chip companies are about to report the first back—to—back quarters of double digit growth since 2011.

the election commission says that with three—quarters of polling stations counted, mr kenyatta is onican country music star glen campbell has died. he was 81. he was probably best known for hits including rhinestone cowboy and wichita lineman — a haunting song of love and longing. he also played on some of the biggest records of the 1960s, from frank sinatra to the beach boys. it has just it hasjust gone it has just gone past half past two in the morning. that means it is time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. what is going on in poland? injuly, the badawi. what is going on in poland? in july, the european badawi. what is going on in poland? injuly, the european union began legal action against the polish government over proposed reforms, that critics say will politicise the legal system. it has threatened to withdraw funding and suspend voting rights in eu. my guess today is witold waszczykowski. it is poland turning away from liberal democracy? and what does this mean for its people and its place in europe and the world. —— my guest tiday. —— today. foreign

kenya has seen gdp growth consistently about five percent during kenyatta's tenure. but the overall picture is more complicated. infrastructure projects have led to a huge increase of debt about fifty percent of gdp. meanwhile endemic corruption continues to be a drain on the economy. and grace has failed to benefit the poor. with the election imminent many people are struggling with the sudden increase in food prices. i was off because the cost of basic commodities in most african countries has gone way high had it in for. right said if you only a hundred dollars a month fifty dollars you spend on food food inflation is twenty twenty five percent. you've got very little left. if you can you automated helped secure strong and consistent growth. but many kenyans who are waiting to feel the benefits have developed in you saying. you come to eat gdp. mayor of new york city has outlined a controversial measure which would raise taxes on the wealthiest individuals to pay for improvements to the aging subway system. build lazio democrat who seeking reelection this year sai

provisional results suggest a strong lead for the incumbent ehud kenyatta but the opposition leader rilo dinga says he believes. the votes of fraudulent he's claiming the electoral commission database was how. electoral authorities have dismissed those claims. the unrest is an ominous sign in kenya which has been rocked by post election violence in the past houston is. as well from nairobi. people took to the streets early today after ending have made this incendiary claim about the hacking of the electoral commission. system here now we've actually had reports of three people dead two here in nairobi and one in the western town. casey of there were widespread demonstrations and some opposition strongholds today including kissy and casino in the wes. and here in nairobi in them a fiery and canberra slabs. the electoral commission held a press briefing here several minutes ago and they disputed. in more confident terms needed earlier today these hacking claims so the hope is that things calm down tomorrow but. so far it looks like people could be out in the streets again and to intends of

incumbent president uhuru kenyatta is chasing a second and final term. he's sort of the country's first president and has the resources of the state behind him. my competitors because i have always said. in the event that they lose that is except the will of the people. i am willing myself to the will of the people so to them to. except the one of the people that us come together let us pull this country together. this is what he's talking about. ten years ago kenya tore itself apart as elections turns to ethnic violence. at least twelve hundred people died. the wounds are still open. is to whom we guy can yet that he screwed responsible it led kenyatta and his deputy to the hague. on international criminal court charges of inciting violence which only recently dropped. nobody wants a repeat of that violence. but that's up to the man in charge in order for this to make. excessive. school people have to have trust in the system to consider to have been free and fair. particularly in the opposition stronghold of the biggest slums in nairobi. and it's reall

main opposition party has rejected provisional results which indicate a strong lead for president kenyatta. the us has expelled two cuban diplomats, following claims a sonic device was used to damage the hearing of some embassy staff in havana. cuba's foreign ministry denies the accusation, and says it's willing to co—operate with washington. the captain of mexico's national football team has been sanctioned by the us after being accused of links to a drug—trafficking cartel. rafa marquez won't be able to travel to the us and his american assets will be frozen. now it's time for world business report with sally. deadline day — toshiba secures an auditors sign off on its much delayed results and avoids delisting — but analysts warn its future still hangs in the balance. and silicon valley is setting an example when it comes to paid maternity leave in america. but will the rest of the country follow? welcome to world business report. i'm sally bundock. also in the programme, facebook revamps its television offering. challenging you choose and other television networks. we will fill you in on

uhuru kenyatta, son of kenya's first president. the big political dynasties live on more than 50 years after independence. the success of this whole ballot depends on what happens in this building. the independent electoral and boundaries commission, or iebc, is the arbiter of the whole process. in a country where vote—rigging has been suspected in the past and is expected in the future, their computerised voting system is the key to free and fair elections. if it works, fixing the result will be an awful lot harder to get away with. the public demonstration went well, but if the computer system fails, kenya has a big problem. and given what has happened in the past week, people need reassuring. chris msando was the acting head of it at the electoral commission, responsible for the computer. "the system's safe with me", he said, but then he disappeared. this time last week, he left the iebc building and went just around the corner to club 7. he was a local. he was meeting a 21—year—old graduate student known as carol. what happened

kenyatta winning the presidential race for a second and final term in office beating his opponent, kenyatta nce very consolatory message at the press conference in nairobi tonight, saying it was very important for eve ryo ne saying it was very important for everyone to work together, remember we are all neighbours he says and we should work together to get the best kenya peacefully remembering that in 2007 when there was another contested election violence erupted and more than 1000 people died. we will get reaction soon hopefully but first was get a look at the weather. definitely been a cloudy day with a little bigger brain around but the sunshine sued return for many of us do the weekend, want to be wall—to—wall, would be completely dry but it should be a fairly decent weekend. these are the weak weather fronts we have had working their way southwards and east, behind that there are clear skies and more showers to come want the particularly chilly night tonight at least but tomorrow night it could well be close to freezing in some of the glens of scotland. could be a bit grey first thing

i wish to declare for uhuru kenyatta.ed winner on friday night, beating his rival by a wide margin, and has a second term in office. international observers declared the process broadly free and fair and the electoral commission dismissed claims the ballot was hacked or rigged. in a place with a history of ethnic post—election violence, tensions have been raised again. the opposition leader has done little to urge peace and is now taking his election challenge to the streets. in nepal, 49 people have been killed in floods and landslides, and there are fears that number will rise. rescue forces have been deployed and the prime minister has called an emergency meeting. bbc world service's environment correspondent, navin khadka is in kathmandu and has more on the worst affected areas. we are talking about the plane lands that border india so this is the rivers and river alerts, where they meet the ganges, so this is massive rainfall ina meet the ganges, so this is massive rainfall in a short space of time. the rivers have b