about 70 kilometres from kolkata is where i am.l us minute to minute movement of the cyclone, we have been able to evacuate 1.2 million people. almost the population of cyprus. for 24—hour ‘s, we moved that many people. right now, i can tell you the worst affected areas and the senior officers have been sent to those places. the recreation park and school... people have been housed in various shelter homes. now the second part, the relief phase is the second part, the relief phase is the key people they and then move them back to their houses. the third pa rt them back to their houses. the third part will be the longest and most difficult will be the restoration because many buildings have fallen flat. things are pretty back. thank you so much for giving us that update. the inspector general dealing with the aftermath of cyclone fani. the us and russian presidents have had an hour—long phone call to discuss various matters including the venezuelan crisis. the authorities in the democratic republic of congo say the number of people

our top stories: cyclone foni head to kolkata after hitting india with 200km/h winds. one of india's poorer states has a huge clean—up on its hands and that won't be easy when many parts of the country are cut off from each other. the un says north korea has cut food rations to just 300 grams a day, following the worst harvest for a decade. caster semenya says she won't take medication to comply with new competition rules after racing to 800 metres victory in doha. and archiving american television — a 30—year obsession for one woman. hello and welcome to bbc world news. cyclone fani is one of the most powerful storms to hit india in five years. it's brought torrential rain and winds of upto 200km/h to india's eastern coast. more than a million people have been moved from their homes. the storm now moves north it leaves behind a trail of destruction in the state of odisha — formerly known as orissa — where it first made landfall on friday. rahul tandon is there in the town of puri and sent this report. such was the fury of one of india's most powerful storms in recent

it's heading towards kolkata and bangladesh after leaving widespread damage and disruption across the east of the country. the un says north korea has cut food rations to just 300 grammes a day, following the worst harvest for a decade. pomp, prayers and pageantry — we'll have the latest as thailand witnesses the coronation of its new monarch, king maha vajiralongkorn. caster semenya says she won't take medication to comply with new competition rules after racing to victory in doha. hello, and welcome. cyclone fani is hearing down on one of india's biggest cities, kolkata, after hitting the state of odisha, formerly known as orissa. the storm, one of the worst in the region for years, is now weakening, but it's leaving a trail of destruction. at least at eight people have been killed in odisha and more than a million people have been moved from their homes. winds of up to 200 kilometres an hour have brought down power lines and severely damaged buildings. rahul tandon is there in the town of puri and sent this report. such was the fury of one of india's most powerful storms in recent

thousands marching on the streets of kolkata these people are denouncing the violence the played out on their streets just the night before between supporters of opposing political parties. this is not the culture of bengal we are ashamed of this filthy culture if we're going to zoom in courted by the political parties in west bengal all political parties have co-existed. i am a farmer is true then the may political parties are destroying a what educational institution we are protesting against this we are not part of any political party we don't want any political party to hijack a political protest. the chief of the really hard to get john to a party where he was leading a campaign freight car when violence broke out of the world. cup is the capital of west bengal state and fiji was the point a lot of money and resources could get. here in new delhi the b j p holding a protest after what happened in kolkata west bengal is a critical battleground state for the party because they fared poorly there in the last election in 2014 b j p leaders say this silent protest is their effort to

cyclone foni head to kolkata after hitting india with 200km/h winds. there's widespread damage and disruption across the east of the country. korea has cut food rations us 300 g a day after the worst harvest in ten yea rs. a day after the worst harvest in ten years. it estimates more than 10 million people won't have enough to eat. caster semenya says she won't take medication to comply with new competition rules after racing to 800 metres victory in doha. the actor who paid the mortgage you backin the actor who paid the mortgage you back in 5—star was films has died aged 7a. chippies have been paid by his co—stars, he was gentle and kind. time for the spring edition of weather world. from plants and trees to bird migration patterns. this time on weather world, we are looking at the impact our warming world is having on the environment around us. i will be discovering the challenges facing migrating birds as the seasons follow increasingly unfamiliar patterns. and i'm investigating how our changing climate is affecting plants and trees. and finding out

it's heading towards kolkata and bangladesh after leaving widespread damage and disruption across thet of the country. as deaths from ebola reach one—thousand aid workers in the democratic republic of congo say their efforts are being hindered by threats to medical staff. pomp, prayers and pageantry — we'll have the latest as thailand witnesses the coronation of its new monarch — 00:00:41,318 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 king maha vajiralongkorn. north korea has fired a number of missiles from its eastern coast — its first since the test of an inter —continental weapon in 2017. these projectiles are thought be short range and flew up to two hundred kilometres before landing in the sea. the missiles were launched from wonsan near the hodo peninsula in the east of north korea. it comes amid a diplomatic breakdown between north korea and the us after they failed to reach a deal at their summit in hanoi in february. the white house has said it's monitoring the situation. earlier i spoke to foreign affairs analyst ankit panda and i asked him if these missile tests differed in any way from prev

and at kolkata's airport, everyone hoping to travel was out of luck with every flight cancelled.so now our flight has been cancelled so we have to stay here with two children. i need to go to delhi and start my preparations for my exams but i'm not able to catch flight today and even i'm not able to book flight for tomorrow, day after tomorrow and 3—4 days ahead. fani, one of the biggest storms to come out of the bay of bengal in the past decade, made landfall in puri before heading north—east towards kolkata and moving on to bangladesh. more than a million people were evacuated from the low—lying coastal areas. and this is why. winds of 200km/h have ripped down trees and torn roofs of buildings. electricity poles have been toppled and windows blown out. weather forecasters say fani is weakening but still poses a major threat as it heads to bangladesh. officials in india say their mass evacuation efforts appear to have been successful and now their attention will turn to assessing the true scale of the damage in rural areas. well, as we have been explaining, the storm is movingno

it's heading towards kolkata and bangladesh after leaving widespread damage and disruption across thehe democratic republic of congo say their efforts are being hindered by threats to medical staff. pomp, prayers and pageantry — we'll have the latest as thailand witnesses the coronation of its new monarch —

it is now tracking northeast past kolkata and towardba nortladesh.and, driving winds shattered glass doors and windows at a local college. gusts even toppled this crane onto nearby houses. indian officials say unprecedented evacuation efforts have been underway. some 1.2 million people have been forced from their homes in low-lying areas to 4,000 temporary shelters. >> ( translated ): the situation is very bad. there are no arrangements. we only have a place to stay. >> woodruff: transit across the region is disrupted as well.in rail closed and at least 200 trains were canceled across india, leaving travelers stranded.ed >> ( transl ): since last night, we have been sitting here. g. are not getting any train. we are just sitt and our moneis also gone. what do we do? >> woodruff: in kolkata, the major regional airport closed for a time. in some places, residents have gone out to clear fallen trees. relief efforts are underwawith more than 50 rescue teams dispatched. india's coast guard is out distributing aid to survivors via helicopter and ship. the

>> woodruff: in kolkata, the major regional airportlosed for a time.some places, residents have gone out to clear fallen trees. relief efforts are underway with more than 50 rescue teams dispatched. india's coast guard is out distributing aid to survivors via helicopter and ship. the navy, air force and army on high alert. the storm came in the middle of he most devastating cyclone in recent memory to hit india landed in 1999. ain and winds more than 170 miles an hour, it killed 10,000 people. stwith bangladesh in this orm's path, 60 million people are tential targets. authorities there have already evacuated 400,0000 to shters. snigdhchakraborty is the baorladesh country manager f catholic relief services. she says the nation faces severe flood risk, especially in low- lying areas. >> ( translated ): the rains ve already started and t dikes, the river dikes are already getting damaged becarie of the hig in the water in the river. the primary aim now is to evacuate the people to the safest cyclone shelters. >> woodruff: she says e more than one million

and at kolkata's airport, everyone hoping to travel was out of luck with every flight cancelled.hi. so now our flight has been cancelled so we have to stay here with two children. i need to go to delhi and start my preparations for my exams but i'm not able to catch flight today and even i'm not able to book flight for tomorrow, day after tomorrow and 3—4 days ahead. fani, one of the biggest storms to come out of the bay of bengal in the past decade, made landfall in puri before heading north—east towards kolkata and moving on to bangladesh. more than a million people were evacuated from the low—lying coastal areas. and this is why. winds of 200km/h have ripped down trees and torn roofs of buildings. electricity poles have been toppled and windows blown out. weather forecasters say fani is weakening but still poses a major threat as it heads to bangladesh. officials in india say their mass evacuation efforts appear to have been successful and now their attention will turn to assessing the true scale of the damage in rural areas. richard forrest, bbc news. north korea has reported

thousands marching on the streets of kolkata these people are denouncing the violence the played out on their streets just the night before between supporters of opposing political party. was this is not the culture of bengal we had ashamed of this filthy culture of we're going to zoom in courted by the political parties in brisbane all political parties have co-existed. i am a former student the may political parties are destroying a what educational institution we are protesting against this we are not bardolph any political party we don't want any political party to hijack what a political protest. the chief of the ruling baath party john to a party. was leading a campaign phrase when violence broke out of the groups such as the capital of west bengal state and b.g. was the point i walked with money and resources into its campaign here in new delhi the b j p holding a protest after what happened in kolkata west bengal is a critical battleground state for the party because they fared poorly there in the last election in 2014 b j p leaders say this silent protest is their effort to

cyclone fani is now moving toward o of india's most densely populated cities, kolkata. today donald trump and vladimir putin held an h phone call covering topics from north korea to trade and venezuela, where the two have ken different sides. the u.s. have backed the opposition leader juan guaido and accuses russia of backing nicolas maduro to stay in power. after th call president trump mr. putin has other aims. is notnt trump: getting involved in venezuela other than he would like to see some and positive happen for venezuela, and i feel the same way. we need to get hanitarian aid. people are starting. no food. no water, more protests happened in caracas. correspondent: this was supposed to be the week president maduro was swept from office and opposition leade would take charge. but after claiming early ontu day morning that he had significant military support for a public uprising, that failed to materialize.we ther not the defections amongst the military top brass that were needed, and within 24 hours the mass demonstrations had fizzled. earlier i caught up with th

off potties who are rushing to destroy the launch part of the world it must be a table and involve kolkatawhere the 2 sides could meet and want to end this tension saying best avi has more from padda. mr fuller is a senior m.p. he's an elected member of iran's parliament there is power is distributed between the parliament the presidency in the judiciary with the supreme leader of course sitting on top of all of these institutions and at the end of the day what the supreme leader says that is what is actually actionable so mr followed as a senior and p. and the chairman of the iranian parliamentary commission on foreign policy and national security does hold a great deal of sway this body is has the capacity to call on the foreign ministry to call on the presidency to question senior leaders but in terms of actual state policy it doesn't necessarily have the authority to influence the making of those decisions of foreign policy of diplomacy of military strategy and in response to this tweet the supreme national security council actually issued a statement saying as much saying that the per

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as the catholic nun who dedicated her life to caring for the destitute and dying in the slums of kolkatahe missionaries of charity to look after abandoned babies and help the poorest of the poor. marimarcel thekaekara volunteered there as a young girl. it was known as one of the poorest cities in the world. you would see people who were lying in a pool of their vomit, their excreta, in filthy clothes covered in lice. so to go and lift up those people and take them to the home and clean them, it took a lot of kindness to do the kind of work they did. reporter: mother teresa and her sisters of charity live in one of calcutta's poorest slums. in addition to the traditional vows of poverty, chastity and obedience, the sisters take one of dedication to the service of the poorest of the poor. mother teresa's home was a five—minute walk from where i lived, and we saw her every morning on the way to school. we had a mother teresa's nun who came and said, "oh, if you like you can come and help in the babies' home." it was quite overwhelming, they had rows and rows of little baby cots. so we went

it's heading towards kolkata and bangladesh after leaving widespread damage and disruption across the grammes a day, following the worst harvest for a decade. pomp, prayers and pageantry — we'll have the latest as thailand witnesses the coronation of its new monarch, king maha vajiralongkorn. caster semenya says she won't take medication to comply with new competition rules after racing to victory in doha.

storm surge and the reason i'm very concerned about this is if you look up the coast as you get to kolkata and then into bangladesh you have a lot of these river deltas the wind is still pushing the water up towards north it is going to be pushing this water up into these river deltas and that means we're going to be seeing with the tide flooding inland with this storm for the next couple of days in terms of the amount of rain we expect to see of the next couple days let's take a look at the bigger picture here we are going to be seeing rain in terms of two hundred fifty to possibly even five hundred more millibar millimeters in the next three to four days we'll keep an eye on that and we'll bring you more details coming up afghan president musharraf's dani.

among them are kolkata and the city of varanasi in the northern state of uttar pradesh which is currentlyodi. today's voting draws to an end six weeks of elections and a long, bruising campaign. the former argentine president, cristina fernandez de kirchner, says she'll run as a vice—presidential candidate in national elections later this year. ms fernandez was widely expected to run for the top job, but has chosen her former chief of staff, alberto fernandez, as the party's top candidate. german chancellor, angela merkel, has hit back at populist politicians. she said that europe needs to fight back against nationalism. her comments came on the same day that leaders of far right parties across europe spoke at a rally in milan, led by italian deputy prime minister matteo salvini. he and his fellow speakers at the rally promised to reshape the continent after the eu parliamentary election later this month. ramzan karmali reports. it was a show of force by italy's deputy bannister. he was alone for a rally, drumming up support for next week's european elections. he had invited far right are

cyclone fani is now moving towards one of india's most densely populated cities — kolkata. from bbc weather has more in the path of the cyclone so far. chris from bbc weather has more in the path of the cyclone so fanm made landfall at about half past two. 0n the south coast around the area, and it has been travelling northeastward direction and it currently is around 20 km left, but it will cross over the state boundary into west bengal, and it's probably going to get close to calcutta, and probably travelled to the northwest but the wind is still strong, it's been over land for 16 hours and get the winds are still about hundred 50 km an hour, and containing some of its strength because it's been travelling close to the coast so it is able to feed off of the warm waters and we are still seeing the strong wind. the torrential rain that we saw, that crane collapsing and why largest cities, that had 250 mm of rain, up to 1200 gmt, but it's still raining and the status have not fully come in but we are looking at 300 mm rain, maybe more than that in some areas, so rain, maybe

our top stories: cyclone foni head to kolkata after hitting india with 200km/h winds. 0ne one of india'sany parts of the country are cut off from each other. the un says north korea has cut food rations to just 300 grams a day, following the worst harvest for a decade. caster semenya says she won't take medication to comply with new competition rules after racing to 800 metres victory in doha.

cyclone fani is now moving towards one of india's most densely populated cities, kolkata.tandon, bbc news, bhubaneswar. let's get some of the day's other news: the world health organization says more than 1,000 people have now died from the ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of the congo. violence in the region is making it hard to control the spread of the disease. a number of rebel groups are active in eastern congo and there is deep mistrust of health workers. preparations are underway for the coronation of king maha vajiralongkorn he will succeed his father as king rama the tenth. elaborate ceremonies will take place from saturday until monday. on friday the king paid his respects to the sacred emerald buddha. today he will be officially crowned after receiving water rites and blessings. no question of giving citizenship to begum. stock markets in the us have surged on strong job growth figures, with the nasdaq closing at an all—time high. markets were boosted by a fall in unemployment in the us to 3.6% the lowest level in almost 50 years. the figures have allay

cyclone fani is now moving towards one of india's most densely populated cities — kolkata. south african world and olympic champion caster semenya says "no human can stop me running", after winning what some expect after winning herfirst race after winning her first race since she was told to reduce her testosterone levels. semenya told the bbc she has no plans to retire. following a landmark ruling saying she must take medication to limit levels of testosterone in her body. ade adedoyin reports from doha. caster semenya has had a lot on her mind this week, not that she showed it. storming to victory here in doha. commentator: my word, is there any end to her talent? she's just running away. dominant, determined and defiant. that's the easiest race i've ever run in my life. for me, negativity is nothing, so as long as it doesn't kill me it makes me stronger, like i said. so i'm here to perform, i'm here to show people, the world, that anything is possible if you believe. caster semenya continues to demonstrate the qualities that made her a champion — a real show of strength

of the bay of bengal in the past decade, made landfall in puri before heading north—east towards kolkatamore than a million people were evacuated from the low—lying coastal areas. and this is why. winds of 200km/h have ripped down trees and torn roofs of buildings. electricity poles have been toppled and windows blown out. weather forecasters say fani is weakening but still poses a major threat as it heads to bangladesh. officials in india say their mass evacuation efforts appear to have been successful and now their attention will turn to assessing the true scale of the damage in rural areas. richard forrest, bbc news. well, as we have been explaining, the storm is moving north—eastwards into bangladesh, from the place where it made landfall at puri, a small town on india‘s east coast. earlier i spoke to our correspondent yogita limaye in bangladesh. she told me more about the damage caused by the storm. even before it entered bangladesh, what we are told as it had weakened. the indian retailer logical department said it had a weekend, gone from being a cyclone in storm toa gone from be

cyclone fani is now moving towards one of india's most densely populated cities — kolkata. incredible pictures. the south african and world champion caster semenya says no human can stop me wanting, after winning her first race since she was told to reduce testosterone levels, telling the bbc at the diamond league meeting in doha that she has no plans to retire. caster semenya has had a lot on her mind this week, not that she showed it. storming to victory here. is there any end to her talent? she is just running away. dominant, determined and defiant. that was the easiest race of overrunning my life. for me, negativity is nothing so, as long as it doesn't kill me, it makes me stronger, like i said. so i'm here to perform, i'm here to show people of the world that anything is possible if you believe. caster semenya continues to demonstrate qualities that made her a champion. a real show of strength and courage to come here and perform like this after everything that has happened this week. and with the eyes of the world watching. when she is at her best, is only one winner.

flash flooding as well as mudslides and landslides across that region temps wise we are looking at kolkata here on sunday at thirty four degrees katmandu at thirty and still very warm across the interior with the diaper at about forty one degrees for you there well here across china the rain continues across much of the area we are seeing really not much of a break maybe over here towards the east we will get a little bit of a break as we go towards the beginning of the weekend with shanghai a twenty six hong kong at twenty seven but there is that rain as we go from saturday as well as into sunday really expanding across much of the area down here across the philippines we are looking at manila with some rain in your forecast there mostly cloudy conditions with a temperature of thirty four degrees. sponsor tone and. i really want to get down to the reality whether online. male chauvinism that is going to clash with our global federation it is really hard to get a piece of the pilot or if you join us. this is a dialogue everyone has a voice to talk to us in our live you tube chat and you to

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cyclone fani is now moving towards one of india's most densely populated cities — kolkata.ews, the headlines. conservatives and labour lose hundreds of seats in the local elections, but it is a strong result for the lib dems, green party and independent candidates. people are evacuated as the biggest storm in decades, cyclone fani has 125 mph winds. seven stores have closed their doors for the final time today. much more on the stories but joining us from the bbc sport centre. hello there. we start tonight with the she may step away from professional racing. ina she may step away from professional racing. in a post race interview, she said that she would continue to run no matter what she raised after they sided with the governing body to keep strict limitations on testosterone levels and women, that means semenya will have to take hormone suppressant medication and she wants to continue to run. ella met at the end of the day, i have a goal, a goal that i want to fulfil and achieve. so at the moment, what i would say, i'm going to keep doing what i do. whether i i would say

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storm surge and the reason i'm very concerned about this is if you look up the coast as you get to kolkata and then into bangladesh you have a lot of these river deltas the wind is still pushing the water up towards north it is going to be pushing this water up into these river deltas and that means we're going to be seeing with the tide flooding inland with this storm for the next couple of days in terms of the amount of rain we expect to see over the next couple days let's take a look at the bigger picture here we are going to be seeing rain in terms of two hundred fifty to possibly even five hundred more millibar millimeters in the next three to four days we'll keep an eye on that and we'll bring you more details coming up afghan president has accepted several recommendations for peace talks with the taliban on the final day of a rare grand assembly of regional leaders that's called the loya jirgah joins us live from kabul so what announcements did the president make. so he's agreed to accept all the recommendations from the loya jirgah test a fence of which there are more than three th

storm surge and the reason i'm very concerned about this is if you look up the coast as you get to kolkata and then into bangladesh you have a lot of these river deltas the wind is still pushing the water up towards north it is going to be pushing this water up into these river deltas and that means we're going to be seeing with the tide flooding inland with this storm for the next couple of days in terms of the amount of rain we expect to see of the next couple days let's take a look at the bigger picture here we are going to be seeing rain in terms of two hundred fifty to possibly even five hundred more millibar millimeters in the next three to four days we'll keep an eye on that and we'll bring you more details coming up kevin thank you very much still ahead on al-jazeera. it's got harder in bangkok after a two and a half year delay thailand's king will finally be coronated this nation readies itself for the weekend ceremony it also faces political uncertainty that story coming out. hello there is one part of europe that's going to stay warm over the next few days and it's just down her

the storm is headed toward the ajor city of kolkata and may reach a refugee camp in l ngladesh. well be following the story all morning. >>> a man who plotted to bomb .ew york city subways may walk he the. fe behindhave spent the rest of guilty pleehind bars for his guilty plea on terrorism related charges but a federal charge sentenced zazi to ten years in prison yesterday and gave him credit for time served. jeff, good morning. >> good morning, zazi's cooperation earned him freedom. precedentwith prosecutors has been unprecedented and incredibly valuable. >> najibullah zazi was facing prison prison for what oneorities call one of the most dangerous terrorist plots since rousember 11. the 33-year-old is a naturalized u.s. citizen and was radicalized and trained by al quaeda to build explosives. he he and two friends planned to bomb new york subways in 2009. >> there is no doubt that american lives were saved. >> then attorney general eric then atter said the attack would heve been devastating. after his arrest, zazi turned on al quaeda. tesmplicated friends and family of even t