strong winds and heavy rain are battering luzon.gerous flooding and landslides. video shows hundreds of people stranded at ports in the philippines, forcing sea ports to suspend operations. >>> joining me again is cnn meteorologist derek van dam. sounds like this storm got really big really fast. >> yeah, kim, it is sunday evening local time in the philippines and when philippine residents went to bed on saturday night they thought they were anticipating a manageable tropical storm but when they spoke up sunday morning, they understood they were staring down the eye of monster. that is because this storm rapidly intensified within a 12-hour period. this is not a typo. it increased its wind speed by 150 kilometers per hour and in that six-hour time span it increased its winds by 110 kilometers per hour. incredible, extreme, rapid intensification, that was the terminology used by the joint typhoon warning center. new to you this morning eastern standard time sunday evening time local, it is currently making landfall across the polilo

thousands of evacuations are under way, including in parts of the main island of luzon.pended work and classes for monday. 0ur correspondent laura bicker has more from manila. super typhoon noru crashed into the main island of the philippines. winds gusted up to 180 mph. there are fears of coastal surges. the torrential rain is already causing river levels to rise. red cross volunteers worked their way through low—lying neighbourhoods, ushering the vulnerable to safety. this country is used to extreme weather alerts, but noru developed into a super—typhoon with very little warning. more than 8,000 people have now sought shelter. translation: i evacuated the house i'm living - in because i'm scared. the floods there get really high and i don't want a repeat of what happened to me before. as this storm makes its way over land, people here can only wait and hope they have done enough to stay safe. laura bicker, bbc news, in manila. another huge challenge for the country. i am joined another huge challenge for the country. iam joined by another huge challenge for the country

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bond markets will remain closed on monday in the philippines as super typhoon noru is set to hit luzonhave each intense rains are expected early morning and the typhoon will sustain massive winds of 195 kilometers per hour. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. haidi: giorgia meloni looks at this week to become the first female and far right president for the republic. what are the results showing us at the moment? >> the italian political system is a very complicated and complex, but if you look at the projection, this is the start of a long night. if you look at the projections, giorgia meloni would be the big winner of the night. that puts the italian right on track to form the next government. giorgia meloni is controversial. she has not sugarcoated that this is a conservative revolution for italy, but others would say that this would take the country back 30 to 40 years. politically, it is a big change. again, i want to stress these project

nori has slammed into the philippines with strong winds and heavy rains. battering the main island of luzon, schools and government offices have been closed and thousands have been evacuated. nora is the strongest typhoon to hit the philippines this year. as scientists warned that climate change is fueling ever more powerful storms protested, have rallied in japan's capital, tokyo against tuesdays plan, state funeral for former prime minister in our bay, who was assassinated in july, many se there against the millions in taxpayer funds that the funeral look will cost when so many japanese households and businesses are struggling to make ends means and votes of being counted in cuba after a referendum on a new social law dumped the family card. the changes include support for same sex marriage and adoption, and more clearly defined rights for children and seniors. the referendum has government backing but keepers, catholic church opposes or german chancellor. olaf schultz has wrapped up his tour of the gulf with a handful of new energy deals. germany has been looking to establish new partner

station transferred to the general staff of the ukrainian troops earlier officially admitted that luzon strikes in the energodar region from ukraine alive on the day of his visit to the nuclear power plant kiev troops. they tried to seize the proximity and nuclear energy at in ukraine, none now meets the requirements of megate, that is, physical integrity. as you can see, there is a huge red icon here? why is it violated and more than once to launch anything at the nuclear power plant without responsibly, they have spoken about this more than once, and the russian ministry of defense emphasizes that there are no heavy weapons on the territory of the plant. experts. we don't. i hope this is the commission. mgt see for yourself . according to the facilities of the nuclear power plant, kiev creates a real burden of a nuclear catastrophe in europe, according to international law, this is nothing more than a nuclear terrorism. agatha admits the situation at the zaporozhye npp is difficult, noted that the shelling in august was with unprecedented intensity, but thanks to the staff and the rus

norway has slammed into the philippines with strong winds and heavy rains. battering the main island of luzon, schools and government offices have been closed and thousands have been evacuated. nora is the strongest typhoon to hit the philippines this year. scientists warned that climate change is fueling ever more powerful storms. protest is rallied in japan's capital takyo against tuesdays plan few s, date funeral for former prime minister sions are are by he was assassinated in july . many say there against the millions in taxpayer funds, the funeral cost, when so many japanese households and businesses are struggling to make ends meet ah, a world record here in berlin has started this year's marathon season earlier, kept chill go of kenya broke the record at the burly marathon, she kept sugar, entered the race as the favorite, in part because he set the previous world record on the streets of building in 2018 . he followed a trio of pace setters, read the 1st 25 kilometers before running by himself for the last 3rd, and beating the mark by 30 seconds to finish in 2 hours, one minute and 9

nor root continued to lash the country. strong winds and heavy rains of battle, the main island of luzon, shutting schools, grounding flights and forcing thousands to flee their homes. norah is the strongest typhoon to hit the philippines. this year protested rallied in tokyo against choose days. plan state funeral for former japanese prime minister sions, obey. it was assassinated in july, many saying they're angry and against the millions in taxpayer fans at the funeral cost. especially when so many japanese households and businesses are struggling to make ends meet german chancellor, all our schoultz has wrapped up his tour of the gulf with a handful of new energy deals. germany has been looking to establish new partnerships there to make up for the cuts in russian, oil and gas. but some here at home are concerned that germany is prioritizing energy security over human rights. berlins quest for new ways to reduce its energy dependence on russia took chancellor, olaf, charles to the persian gulf, leading a high ranking business delegation shots. his last stop was guitar, where he met t

nor route continues to lash the country. strong winds and heavy rains of battle the main island of luzon, shutting schools, grounding flights and forcing thousands to flee their homes. nor is the strongest typhoon to hit the philippines. this year protested rallied in at japan's capital, tokyo against choose days planned to state funeral, full, former prime minister, sions, obey. who was assassinated back in july. many people say they are against the millions in taxpayer funds that the funeral will cost when so many japanese households and businesses are struggling to make ends meet. and votes are being counted in cuba after a referendum on a new social law being called the family code. the changes include support for same sex marriage and adoption, and more clearly defined rights for children and seniors. the referendum has government backing, but cubic catholic church opposes german chancellor, olaf sholtes has wrapped up his tour of the gulf with a handful of new energy deals. germany has been looking to establish new partnerships there to make up for carts in russian, oil and gas. bu

typhoon noru has caused gusts of up to 149 miles—per—hour on the main island of luzon, where more thann election which many have predicted could be a political turning point. exit polls that were released about half an hour ago now suggesting that the expectation that giorgia meloni will become italy's first far right leader since mr winnie look like they will be reality. brothers of italy, their closest challenger of the centre—left democratic party, and the once antiestablishment five star movement in the third. giorgia meloni will now seek to form a coalition with two of the parties, of the league, led by the former interior minister, and another party led by three—time prime minister silvio berlusconi, then a smaller left—wing alliance at 7%. so combined, the right—wing will have a very strong majority in parliament, led by the far right giorgia meloni, and a coalition that would involve at least three other parties. lots to discuss was a professor of international political economy. thank you very much for being available so late here in italy. what is your reaction, your take on

the main philippine island of luzon has been hit by flooding as a result of heavy rain from super tycoonoru. emergency services in low lying areas have rescued people in low—lying areas from the roofs of their houses. noru is the strongest storm to hit the philippines this year. and now on bbc news, time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. a few days ago, oleksandr shapoval, one of ukraine's leading ballet dancers, was killed while serving in the ukrainian army fighting the russian invasion. art and culture are not immune from the impact of war. my guest today knows that well. alexei ratmansky is a world—renowned choreographer with roots in both russia and ukraine, once director of the bolshoi ballet in moscow, and now putting on a special production of giselle with the united ukrainian ballet, to show the world ukrainian culture lives on. has ballet become a battleground? alexei ratmansky, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much, it's an honour to be here. delighted to have you here. you are here in london because you are mounting this extraordinary set of performanc

drive-in -- driving rain for luzon island. it is the western and eastern side of the main island.inly could see some flash flooding. blustery showers across south australia. we have had some high heat, temperatures hitting about 40 degrees. they will cool off a bit. off to new zealand. it will be a wet day for the northland and the east cape and also some rain coming in across southern on tuesday. we will see you soon. >> witness inspiring films from around the world. >> they shall not stop the violence until the power is there. >> witness intimate portraits and epic struggles. >> the leadership is also traumatized. not just the people. >> witness the human spirit and bitter reality. >> there are still men who believe women are equipment. >> witness groundbreaking voices . witness on al jazeera. ♪ lauren: a reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera. the u.k. and the world have bid farewell to queen elizabeth ii with a state funeral that drew kings and queens, presidents and prime ministers. her 70 year reign was the longest in british history. hundreds of thousands of people

well, in general, earlier the general staff of the ukrainian troops officially admitted that luzon was energodar region. where the zaporozhye nuclear power plant is located, it will no longer be possible to deny the obvious kiev mission. mgt recorded traces of shelling of the nuclear power plant and its physical integrity. violated several times, this was stated by the director general of the agency. rfsi, at insight anastasia does not hide his gladness that he returned from ukraine alive on the day of his visit to the nuclear power plant in kiev. they tried to seize it right in the port of sadness made a statement that emphasized the need for seven pillars to ensure nuclear safety and nuclear energy. in ukraine, none of them now meet the requirement of mgtey certification, physical integrity. as you can see, there is a huge red icon here? why because the military activity around the zaporozhye npp continues. my team and i were able to personally evaluate the consequences traces on the buildings from shelling, the physical integrity of the station was violated more than once launch, an

supertyphoon burrow in the philippines has increased to eight people, the largest island of the archipelago, luzon, took on the strongest blow of the elements, about 75,000 people have already been evacuated from it. about 3,000 ship passengers are stranded in ports. islands. many cities flooded supertyphoon hole formed in the western pacific. bringing hurricane-force winds and waves up to 10 m high to the philippines, the cyclone is expected to reach the coast today. vietnam on the last day of the general assembly. he was in new york talking about threats to nuclear security secretary general organization antonio guterres called for getting rid of deadly weapons that there can be no winners in a nuclear war , and in russia aleksey veselovsky reports from the states. the real countries are in no hurry to part for their strategic weapons, however. now, more than ever, according to the secretary general of the organization, this day is symbolic and important for ire, vlyukvel the era of nuclear blackmail must end with the idea that a certain side can fight a nuclear war insanely any use of nuclear w

neighbourhoods underwater. 0ur correspondent laura bicker reports from one of the worst affected regions, in luzonk your house-— in parts here and you cannot walk our house. ., ., ., in parts here and you cannot walk our hou: b ., ., ., in parts here and you cannot walk your hou: by _ water nowhere else go, are marooned on their rooftops, victims of typhoon that struck with of a super typhoon that struck with little warning. more than expected five workers. of six things had a six shelter and things have in remain in her house. decision to remain in her house. translation: the decision to remain in her house. translation:— decision to remain in her house. translation: , , ., , translation: the typhoon was really stron: it translation: the typhoon was really strong it happened _ translation: the typhoon was really strong it happened very _ translation: the typhoon was really strong it happened very fast _ translation: the typhoon was really strong it happened very fast all- translation: the typhoon was really strong it happened very fast all of - strong it happened very fast all of a sudden there w

5 storms threatens to inflict catastrophic damage to a large part of the country's main island of luzon. officials, hope evacuating people from their homes. alley will save lives on a be low, has moved from manila, our malachi, to rapid explosive intensification. that these are the words to state weather bureau in the philippines used to describe a strengthening type for normal direction as it approached the island nation on sunday. i mean, it was a category 5 when it hit land, sending waves crashing on to shores and bringing with it powerful winds and torrential rains. in a matter of 24 hours, the fiercest winds increased by nearly a 100 kilometers an hour. one of the fastest acceleration on record the most vulnerable people, those along the coast in low lying communities and in areas prone to lance lights had only hours to scramble to safety. 13 years ago, scores of people died in the village where this school is located. after typhoid could sana created last month. so now many go need to be told if already evacuated their homes, the memories fresh on their minds. many of their neighb

a powerful typhoon has hit the philippines and is projected to sweep across the island of luzon, where the capital manila is located. super typhoon noru made landfall within the last couple of hours and could bring winds of up to 200 km/h. our weather forecaster helen willetts has more. hello. this large mass of cloud is a strong, powerful typhoon called noru, which has been throwing rain across the philippines for at least the last 2a hours, but has been developing intensively into that powerful storm, so a life—threatening storm because it has got destructive winds, and it will give extreme amounts of rainfall, potentially catastrophic flooding and a large storm surge. once it moves out into the south china sea's open waters, expected to still be a typhoon, it could well intensify again and head into parts of vietnam, threaten china with some heavy rain and also give rains to thailand, cambodia and laos where it has been very wet already because of low pressure. so some destructive winds which could cause power cuts, gusts of up to 250 km/h, sustained winds of 170, a large storm surg

neighbourhoods underwater. 0ur correspondent laura bicker reports from one of the worst affected regions, in luzonstranded by rising floodwater and with nowhere else to go, they are marooned on their rooftops, victims of a super typhoon that struck with little warning. the floodwaters here rose more quickly than expected, sweeping away and killing five rescue workers. tens of thousands had to seek shelter and precious crops have been left in ruins. jacquelyn david made the decision to stay in her house with her four children. translation: the typhoon was really strong. _ it happened very fast. all of a sudden, we saw water everywhere. the winds were violent. i was very frightened. all i could do was pray. these floods are the worst this region has seen — and yet there's a sense of resignation that these powerful storms are now just part of life. there is a feeling that this time, the philippines may have got lucky, that they were prepared enough, that they got enough people to safety. but the worry is that these kind of extreme weather events in this country keep happening and with increasing freq

some driving rain here for luzon island. we go in for a closer look. it is really both the western and eastern side of the main island there . so certainly could see some flash flooding down under we go right now. and last st. showers across south australia and toward the top. and over the last old bit, we've had some high heat here. temperatures hitting about 40 degrees, but they're cool off a bit sad. darwin coming in at 34 off to new zealand. it's going to be a what day for the northland and the eastern escape, i should say. and also some rain coming in and across sub southern alps on tuesday has been charged for you with a height of 19 degrees. that's it. we'll see you, sir. ah, the witness inspiring films from around the world. they shall not stop the violin and kill the power is bears witness intimate portraits and epic struggles. because leadership is also not just the people witness, the human spirit, and the bitter reality. there are still men will believe women are a property witness. award winning voice is telling groundbreaking stories. wit

thousands of evacuations are under way, including in parts of the main island of luzon.k and classes for monday. our correspondent laura bicker has more, from manila: super typhoon noru crashed into the main island of the philippines, which is home to more than 64 million people. there are fears of coastal surges. the torrential rain is already causing river levels to rise. red cross volunteers worked their way through low—lying neighbourhoods, ushering the vulnerable to safety. this country is used to extreme weather alerts, but typhoon noru developed into a super—typhoon with very little warning. more than 8,000 people have now sought shelter. translation: i evacuated the house i'm living - in because i'm scared. the floods there get really high and i don't want a repeat translation: i evacuated the house i'm living - in because i'm scared. the floods there get really high and i don't want a repeat of what happened to me before. as this storm makes its way over land, people here can only wait and hope they have done enough to stay safe. laura bicker, bbc news, in manil

so we are expecting widespread damage and devastation as it moves west across luzon. we have that. evacuations ahead of that system. we are expecting a flooding rains. we could see some lanced slides with that. by the time we get into monday, it pulls out into the south china sea. it has got vietnam in its cross has possibly for tuesday, elsewhere across a region. lots of more settled weather down in the south and it's looking settled for much of the north, the west and the east of australia. still looking very wet for that. southeast corner melbourne, seen the temperature dipped down as that rain comes in some stronger winds as well . for victoria and tasmania showers creeping into new south wales. but there will be some sunshine through the cloud for sidney that show ever. ah. to lead your country on to the pitch is a special moment for any footballer to do it as a palestinian woman is a remarkable achievement. footballing legend added canton our introduces honey valia who broke through social and political barriers to expire. a generation of female players across t

the main philippine island of luzon has been hit by flooding as a result of heavy rain from super tycoonoru. emergency services have rescued people in low—lying areas from the roofs of their houses. noru is the strongest storm to hit the philippines this year. cubans have been voting in the referendum on whether to legalise same—sex marriage. the new family code which is the culmination of efforts by a coalition of lgbtq activists, would help gay couples adopt children and also allow surrogate pregnancies. now on bbc news, it is time for dateline london. hello and a warm welcome to dateline london. i'm ben brown. we're looking at two of the week's big stories — what's happening in russia as men flee the country after president putin's call—up of reservists to fight in ukraine and his threat to use nuclear weapons, and also the british government's announcement of sweeping tax cuts — the most far—reaching for half a century. well, i'm joined to discuss all this with polly toynbee, columnist from the guardian, stephanie baker of bloomberg news, and latika bourke of the sydney morning heral

so luzon, because that class has developed into a circulation. and also in vietnam, both north and south in laos, cambodia, thailand. and be in bo, this is effectively seasonal rain with perturbations. it, it, south of that is an increase. now, you might expect in the shower likelihood the thunderstorm likelihood with the flashlight potential in borneo in sumatra. maybe in java, little the less to the east of that, that australia we've had flooding on the ground. something ridiculous like a 100 millimeters in one hour. and the wet is place. just south west of brisbin threaded in 179 hours. that flood risk goes south with the rain during saturday into new south wales, just catching up with victoria west about next frontal system on its way through west australia. so pers left with 18 degrees and be the children. the breeze, not much in the way of pat or rain, and that's the front on his way to adelaide for later on sundays, the sun comes out. for sidney. in new zealand, the picture has been a very wet one in north ireland recently. there are no wa

a tropical depression is rolling through the main island of luzon, so also could see some flash flooding here over the course of the weekend. for india heavy falls around or so to per dash, not to production eastern roger stand, there are weather alerts in play. could see about a 100 millimeters of rain in time. it is a dry pitcher in pakistan, karachi at $33.00 degrees and melendez, weather report in the middle east, where those winds cross some of the gulf states. it's picking up. so are seen some lifted sand in does thing to wait on friday. katha, airway special airline is the journey. i am very delighted to speak and they're all african look. they are the continents brightest legal students. putting a means against them. this means in africa would really be interesting to see how we miss out gathered together for tournament. unlike any other conflict from what is happening, them expecting me. all right. the african cards and human and people it's right, is now invest in witness african me on al jazeera. ah ah, your to how to set a reminder of our top story is this are hundreds of rus

flooding in cambodia and thailand, sudden vietnam and maybe northern vietnam and increasingly flight luzon could see some heavy rain in fats harden. pick a piece of land that hasn't got showers on it, which is typical this time of year. the monsoon rains are coming away slowly from rochester, but they've not gone completely away. official and line of the john, i am a related to the feet in the all africa, the other continents, right? if legal a means i guess the best means in africa will really be interesting to see how when miss i gathered together for a tournament, unlike any other conflict with expecting even all right. the african cod unhuman and pupils rise is now ins, best in witness africa. on al jazeera, ah ah ha, daniel what she out 0 mind about top stories, disa and hundreds of protesters have been detained across russia after president vladimir putin. it out to partial military mobilization on wednesday. one way. tickets out of the country have sold the health traffic is searched at the finish and georgia border crossings. the essex, your status of the un security council to sen

typhoon noru has caused gusts of up to 240—kilometers—per—hour on the main island, luzon, which accountsights, ferries and bus routes have been cancelled due to the extreme weather conditions. more than 8,400 people have already been evacuated from the typhoon�*s path. extreme and unpredictable weather patterns have destroyed cotton crops across india, pushing farmers of this cash crop in a bind. the world's leading producer and exporter of cotton now has to import cotton, making the local industry uncompetitive. 0ur india business correspondent archana shukla reports. swamps and waterlogged fields. this is what is remaining of many cotton fields in nagpur, in central india, as unprecedented heavy rains wash out miles of farmland in the cotton—growing belts. wading through the sludge, farmers like raj jyoti are struggling to save whatever crop that remains. translation: the crop is not growing. pesticides are also getting washed away by rains. the cotton yield this year will be less than 50%. we won't even recover our costs. what's not washed out has been eaten away by pests. these cotto

nora has made landfill in the northern unfinished pains, it will sweep through the main island of luzon on sunday night. the i of a storm is expected to pass between 40 and 50 kilometers north of the capitol, manila, nor rule, and make its way into the south china sea, heading towards vietnam later in the week. officials hope that evacuating people from their homes early will save lives on below has more from minnesota bower my lap. it's like rapid explosive intensification at 40. these are the words to state whether bureau in the philippines used to describe a strengthening type or normal direction as it approached the island nation on sunday. i mean, it was a category 5 when it hit land, sending waves crashing on to shores and bringing with it powerful winds, interracial rains. in a matter of 24 hours, the fiercest winds increased by nearly a 100 kilometers an hour. one of the fastest acceleration on record the most bon rubel people, those along the coast in low lying communities and in areas prone to lance lights had only hours to scramble to safety. 13 years ago, scores of people ni

we have got flood advisories out for some areas in luzon. we are expecting some very heavy rain and that's going to head its way west. by the time we get into monday. ah. to lead your country on to the pitch is a special moment for any footballer to do it as a palestinian woman is a remarkable achievement for bowling legend. added canton our introduces honey, fall job, who broke through social and political barriers to inspire a generation of female players across the middle east. football rebels. let's do it . on al jazeera lou. ah, the top floor is your manager 0 rights group say more than 730 people have been detained at anti war protests across russia. security forces moved quickly to break up demonstrations in moscow saint petersburg and several other cities. i teresa angry of president putin's partial mobilization order funerals are being held for some of the victims of a boat accident off the coast of syria. more bodies are being recovered. days after the migrant vessel from lebanon went down these 90 people and are confirmed dead. an

under way in areas in the typhoon's path, including parts of the heavily populated main island of luzoninals, but many fans say they're being priced out — with too few affordable rooms, as our middle east business correspondent sameer hashmi reports from doha. with less than two months left for the world cup to kick off, the excitement is building up. qatari nationals and residents are bracing themselves for the biggest football carnival. the country is set to become the smallest nation ever to host the tournament. qatar is expecting to attract 1.2 million visitors during the course of the world cup. it has invested billions of dollars to organise the tournament ever since it won the bid in 2010. but with just weeks left for the kick—off, many fans who were planning to come down from different parts of the world are struggling to find accommodation. qatar has a little over 30,000 hotel rooms, out of which 80% have been booked by fifa for officials and football teams. this has squeezed availability for travelling fans. the organisers say that there will be over 100,000 rooms available fo

victims of supertyphoon burrow in the philippines has risen to eight people, the largest island of the luzoner the strongest blow of the elements, about 75,000 people have already been evacuated from it. about 3,000 ship passengers were stuck in the ports of the island, many cities were flooded, but according to local authorities , the agricultural sector suffered the most damage from the typhoon, agriculture, has already exceeded $ 3 million super typhoon, has formed in the western pacific . bringing gale-force winds and waves up to 10 m high to the philippines. it is expected that today the cyclone will reach the shores of vietnam, but now it’s time for the weather forecast, they will tell evgeniy rona’s wife that autumn continues to amaze us on the eve of the horses, the temperature dropped to -14 °. of course, it was at night. and i still have a room with them, yakutia is the pole of cold, but the northern regions of the european territory are also preparing for winter in vorkuta last night turned out to be record cold - minus 8.3 - this is not surprising in anticyclone conditions. with

thousands of people were evacuated across the main island of luzon in the philippines ahead of the powerful evacuation centers quickly filled up, a lesson some people heeded from the past, don't let a storm hit you while you're sleeping. one official says many people live on the riverside, and their homes are made from light materials. so when the rains come, they are the first to baffected. noru made landfall in the philippines at full fury, super typhoon status though it's since been downgraded. officials say strong winds combined with heavy rains in low-lying areas in the philippines could be perfect for catastrophic flooding. half a world away parts of the eastern sea board of canada cleaning up from a different devastating storm. this one named fiona, no longer a hurricane but leaving a trail of destruction through nova scotia and other provinces. >> the prediction was for a massive storm, historic storm. fiona definitely left a mark on the province. the damage is pretty heart breaking. >> reporter: the scale of the damage still unfolding, but with the storm sweeping some houses into t

a powerful typhoon has hit the philippines and is projected to sweep across the island of luzon, wherephilippines for at least the last 2a hours, but has been developing intensively into that powerful storm, so a life—threatening storm because it has got destructive winds, and it will give extreme amounts of rainfall, potentially catastrophic flooding and a large storm surge. once it moves out into the south china sea's open waters, expected to still be a typhoon, it could well intensify again and head into parts of vietnam, threaten china with some heavy rain and also give raines to thailand, cambodia and laos where it has been very wet already because of low pressure. so some destructive winds which could cause power cuts, gusts of up to 250 kilometres an hour, sustained winds of 170, a large storm surge inundating the coasts with water, and therefore flash flooding because we will see exceptional amounts of rain. with a few weeks to go before the start of the men's football world cup in qatar, fans are struggling to find affordable accommodation there. many are booking hotels in dub

five rescue workers were killed after being swept away in flash floods on luzon.f many of the neighbourhoods in this area. as soon as you come off the main road here, much of these small alleyways are flooded and it started around one or two in the morning and they tell me the floodwaters rose extremely quickly and peeked around four and at that time, there are five people out and helping to rescue many neighbourhoods and there were swept away and it was rising floodwaters and in total, around 7a,000 people were evacuated from their homes and taken to shelters. the red cross at a shelter set up right across the country as the super typhoon crashed into the philippines and many were put up in small tents, churches and community centre has been as he woke up community centre has been as he woke up this morning, this was the result. this was the road to san miguel in many people are out of their houses and they�*re just spending times by the side of the road and sharing food, sharing information, people of gone to relative houses and have been through some of the nei

super typhoon noru brought gusts of up to 149 miles an hour to the main island of luzon, where more thane have been taken to evacuation centres. many people have also just decided to stay with friends, or kind of out of their houses, but, as you can see, out onto the streets. the flood waters, i'm just going to take you to give you an idea, as soon as you come off the road, where the floodwaters go. if you go down the alley you can see they are having to wade at least chest deep to get to their homes, which is one of the reasons why i'm not standing in that water. you've got thousands of people living under these conditions at the moment hoping the floodwaters will recede over the next few hours. this super typhoon did come with a warning but not much because it formed so quickly before slamming into the philippines in the last few hours. it brought with it those gusty winds and torrential rain and it's that rain coming off the mountains that has caused so much trouble here. five rescue workers, as you mentioned, were swept away in floodwaters as they tried to get out in a boat and rescu

: bond markets will remain closed on monday in the philippines as super typhoon noru is set to hit luzon. rains are expected in the early monday morning and the typhoon will sustain massive winds of 195 kilometers per hour. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. shery: still ahead, japanese social networking platform what tillie says that the government will take steps to boost liquidity in the market. we get exclusive with their ceo later this hour. haidi: we expect to see manufacturing slowdowns across the region. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> inflation is something we have to deal with. we see general costs to everyday requirements to support our people. we cannot allow it to reach to an extent where people simply cannot pay their food, electricity, water, all of these basic things. haidi: the philippine president there. china's industrial profits hairline and show struggling recovery. bloomberg sees thailand hiking rates by 25 basis points, deliverin

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super typhoon noru brought gusts of up to 149 miles—an—hour to the main island of luzon.cided to stay with friends or out of their houses but as you can see, out onto the streets. the floodwaters, i'mjust out onto the streets. the floodwaters, i'm just going to take you to give you an idea, as soon as you to give you an idea, as soon as you come off the road, where these floodwaters go. if you go down the alley, they are having to wade at least chest deep to get to their homes which is one of the reasons i'm not standing in that water. you have got thousands of people living under these conditions at the moment hoping the floodwaters will recede over the next few hours. this super typhoon came with a warning but not much because it form so quickly before slamming into the philippines in the last few hours. it brought with it those gusty winds and torrential rain and it is that rain coming off the mountains which has caused so much trouble here. five rescue workers were swept away in the floodwaters they tried to get out of the boat and rescue people from their homes. but

the typhoon caused gusts of up to 149 miles per hour on luzon, where more than half of the country'saround four p. there were five people are trying to rescue many neighbourhoods and they were swept away on the rising flood waters. in total, around 74,000 people were evacuated from their homes and taken to shelters. the red cross had shelters set up across the country as this super typhoon crashed into the philippines. many were put up in small towns, in churches, and community centres, and as they woke up this morning this was the result. this is the main road to san miguel, and as you can see, many people are out of their houses i'm just spending time by the side of the road. they are all sharing food and information and people have gone to the houses of their relatives and i've been through some of the other neighbourhoods where we have had to wade through, chest deep and many people are on the roofs, passing food from roof to roof and that is the way, they say, they will have to live until the floodwaters recede. many are unwilling to leave their homes because they fear they will

no root continues to lash the country. strong winds and heavy rains of battered the main island of luzon, shutting schools, grounding flights and forcing thousands to flee their homes. nor is the strongest typhoon to heat the philippines this year. this is d w. news from berlin. you'll find much more on our website, d, w dot com. ah, ah ah ah, welcome to global 3000 bright solutions in one brazilian for vale. our discarded bottle caps are being turned into skateboards melting ice in alaska. permafrost is thawing, with dramatic consequences for people and animals and higher waters. the egyptian coastal city of alexandria is fighting rising sea levels and its own demise. our planet consists largely of water around 70 percent of the earth's surface is covered by it. climate change is causing temperatures to rise until now oceans have absorbed a large share of the heat. helping to keep temperatures in check bouts has temperatures rise. so does the sea level. the entire planet is feeling the impact of melting lacey us. since 1900 sea levels have risen by around 20 centimeters and particularly

we've strong winds and heavy rains. battering the main island of luzon, schools and government offices had been closed in thousands have been evacuated. storms regularly hit the philippines. bot scientists warned that global warming is driving up their intensity. no route is the strongest storm this year. this is dw news from berlin. there is more on our website, d, w dot com. ah ah, ah, ah. all aboard for this new edition of check in this time will accompany our reporters on a few leisurely journeys along some of the most beautiful railway stretches in europe on our a temporary will cross the scottish highlands on the harry potter express. and we'll take the flam railway to the most beautiful waterfall in norway then.

root has slammed into the philippines with strong winds and heavy rains. battering the main island of luzon, schools and government offices had been closed in thousands have been evacuated. storms regularly hit the philippines bought. scientists warned that global warming is driving up their intensity. nora is the strongest storm this year. mrs. d. w. news from berlin, they, it's more on our website, d, w dot com ah, ah. around the world, the races on to transition from fossil fuels to clean energy in the process and even small steps will help us reach the finish line. on this edition of a coin get, we discover how smart ideas can keep us on track. hello, welcome. i'm some of that, i think of agnes here. and chances are it's a gleaming white sheet of ice that comes to mind. but from the high out to the himalayas, the was bliss is ahmad by a black wind blown dust that contains.

root has slammed into the philippines with strong winds and heavy rains. battering the main island of luzon, schools and government offices had been closed in thousands have been evacuated. storms regularly hit the philippines bought. scientists warned that global warming is driving up their intensity. nora is the strongest storm, the caea. mrs. dw news from berlin. they, it's more on our website, d, w dot com. ah, oh, hi. i told her 1st in germany is back in full swing after a 2 year break due to the corona virus pandemic. d w reporter improve righty took part in some of the festivities in munich and we'll hear more about his experience later on in the show. everyone welcome to another dish. no euro max with me, your house meghan late. there is a look at what else we've got in store a pinch of salt, how fine sea salt is produced on the island of my.