nora fakim.rrested missing terror suspect daniel khalife in west london, following his escape from prison four days ago. he was detained in the chiswick area, after confirmed sightings there overnight, including calls from members of the public. the former soldier — who's 21 — was in wandsworth prison awaiting trial, accused of trying to spy for an enemy state, understood to be iran. his family had urged him to give himself up. ellie price reports. members of the public had been in touch with police overnight, having seen daniel khalife in the chiswick area. police conducted what they described as "intensive searches" here. they included officers stopping and searching vehicles, inspecting car boots, and asking local residents for identification. in a short statement, the force thanked the public for their support throughout the investigation. from the g20 meeting in india, the prime minister echoed that sentiment. it's good news that we've recaptured the person concerned. as people already know,

with more on this reporter nora fakim, who is in the newroom.d the region extensively and are part moroccan yourself, can you put into context how and why some parts have been impacted much more severely then others? morocco has two worlds. you have a very developed part of the region, such as rabat, casablanca, compared to marrakesh and the south of marrakesh. morocco launched its first high—speed train at the end of 2018, millions of dollars was put into improving women's football, but on the flip side, you have marginalised communities in the area is badly affected by the earthquake where many of the amazigh community live. , . ., , , where many of the amazigh community live. , .., , , ., live. this community, tell us more about them- _ live. this community, tell us more about them. they _ live. this community, tell us more about them. they did _ live. this community, tell us more about them. they did the - live. this community, tell us more| about them. they did the pre-arab inhabitants and _ about them. they did the pre-arab inhabitants and

federal prosecutor nora denhi to resign she has now spoken about it for the first time confirming ite investigation that drove her to leave. watch. >> in the late summer of 2020, months before the 2020 presidential election, he wanted a report written about our ongoing investigation. publicly, he would not rule out releasing that report before the presidential election. i had never been asked to write a report about an investigation that was not yet complete. i then saw a version of a draft report, the conclusions of which i strongly disagreed with. writing a report, and particularly the draft i saw, violated long standing principles of the department of justice. further more, the department of justice has a long standing policy of not taking any public actions in the time leading up to an election that might influence that election. i simply couldn't be part of it, so i resigned. it was the most difficult personal and professional decision i have had to make. >> she made those kmnts yesterday because she's a nominee for the connecticut state supreme court. she made those comments, s

nora fakim, ourformer morocco reporter. escaped from the third floor of his building during the quake. yes, it was surreal because you don't practise for these things. and i've lived through an earthquake before, but i live on the third floor of the building and itjust started to shake, almost like a washing machine on the spin cycle when it suddenly gears up. but it violently shook the building and you just think, i've got to get out of here. so ijust literally ran out of the door, so going down three flights of stairs, just imagining the building is about to collapse on me. it was terrifying. and i got... sorry, carry on. and when i got downstairs to the street, the street was full of people, but i'm english in morocco and the moroccans are speaking amongst themselves. and i did think for a minute, did that only happen to me? because no—one was actually saying, there's an earthquake. 0bviously, no—one is speaking in english, even in french, but then someone told me in french, "that was an earthquake". ok, so i didn't imag

i'll give this nora jan bhair a half lap. and karbala under the green cloth yes tinkerbel ace here i want next to here we want to go karbala karbala regresara the great maulvi is crying great maulvi good deed karbala karbala this man you see ayatollah khamenei he is the leader of iran this is the leader of iran crying for imam hussein it is a professional film farida from gharibkane or hospitable his blood was telling, but i didn't feel the least bit strange in a house whose only decorations were pictures of karbala and the leaders. it's a good house here, it's cool , cool, cool, thank you. your hands don't hurt. i called, i said , i'm waiting for you. i'm a very beautiful iranian. goodbye karbala goodbye karbala hossein hossein hossein hossein hossein, greetings to imam hossein , with the name amir hossein, do you want the smell of the big house of this house, or the pilgrimage to karbala, i go home, i don't come back, madam, you are everywhere. a local itinerant photographer has come and stopped an iranian employee he defen

that is my main complaints appear to have a lot of complaints about this administration because nora,nk you for that. you can respond to it. >> unfortunately i cannot comment on social security and whether it will continue to exist that's a policy decision way way beyond my pay grade. >> democrats client jasper you are on with our guest. >> good morning peter wanted to call and i want to put -- i am retired now but at the time those cards were coming in and people were making up names as me being a regular carrier i knew these themes are fraudulent so we weren't delivering them that so much harassment from these companies these people on the street who were looking for the card to did not live on our routes. we need to make if this happens we need to make another program to ensure this doesn't happen again. our lives are and put at risk at or some of these dangerous areas because people are coming out there looking for these cards. when you different kind of system next time to make sure this doesn't happen but. >> think it will take his points once this type of fraud is discovered th

hampering rescue and recovery efforts have been fee is affordable and disease to stop spreading as well. nora l. jeremy is a journalist and a human rights activist base and is symbol. she has a family back in during now, and she told us what bases about the situation that it's actually the situation is a bit hard to as they are trying to see a clean source of water, not drinking, go to the, to the water for normal usage like for washing and cleaning and they are time to solve the problem as soon as possible. i think this is the most things that they are concerned about. and at this moment, upon strong they are really see a lot of psychological supports, especially in our big speaking groups a v i talking to a very, very, very hard a. 3 3 psychological time problems and they out into the shop where a most of the years. why based on the city now seeking these kinds of and i wish journalists know right. and jeremy there. well, here in germany, millions of people are making the annual pilgrimage to the bavarian capital munich for october 1st, which has just kicked off as every year. the 1st cagle

rescue and recovery efforts that have been fee is off of water born disease to start spreading as well. nora, l. jeremy is a journalist and a human rights activist, based on a stumble. she has a family back in during now and she told us what they said about the situation there. actually the situation is a bit hard as they are trying to see a clean source of water, not drinking, go to the, to the water for normal usage, like for washing and cleaning. and they are trying to solve the problem as soon as possible. i think this is the most things that they are concerned about. and at this moment, apart from that already we see a lot of psychological supports, especially in our big speaking groups a v i talking to a very, very, very hard a. 3 3 psychological time problems and they out into the shop where a most of the years. why based on the city now seeking these kinds of to the military rules of modeling easier on both. you know, fossil have signed a new tool defense packed, the alliance of sun hill, states agreement commits the 3 to assist each other in case of an accidental attack . that's goo

being rescue and recovery efforts have been fee is of water born disease to start spreading as well. nora l. jeremy is a journalist under human rights activist based and stumble. she has a family back in there and she told us what they said about the situation that actually the situation is a bit hard as they are trying to see a clean source of water, not drinking, go to the, to the water for normal usage. like for washing and cleaning and they are trying to solve the problem as soon as possible. i think this is the most things that they are concerned about at this moment. the strong they are abc alone, all psychological supports, especially on our big speaking groups. a v i talking to a very, very, very hard a. 3 3 psychological time problems and the end of the shop where a most of the users live based on the city. now seeking these kinds of it's staying in north africa and from the rock as us quake left close to 3000 people. the data and whole village has destroyed. the government has announced a fund to subsidize reconstruction, but the villages that's also the greatest devastation can

and joins us one of the coal authors of that article, nora eckert.kers are looking for a 40% pay increase over the life of the contract. the article, the pay raises by the automakers range from 9 to 14%. that feels like a pretty big gap. is that the biggest holdup here? >> yeah, wages seem to be one of the biggest issues on the table right now. and as you noted, the automakers are coming back with their proposals to the union. and those general wage increases are ranging from 9% to 14%. so that seems to be the widest gap that we need to bridge in the next four days. >> yeah, look, over this year, we've seen a number of strikes across various industries. it was only a few months ago when a u.p.s. strike was averted at the last minute. but in that case, there seemed to be steady progress being made leading up to that new contract. this feels like a different ball game. >> yeah, the union rhetoric that we're seeing in this round of talks, particularly from new president sean faine, much more combative. these talks are playing out in a much more public w

these initiatives ultimately help to radically poverty and promote sustainable development the the nora kyle, this is the news our life from coming up in the next 60 minutes. the purchases in these directions assume a french military base and the capital. they've pressure the former colonial power to leave 2 liters and.

but that was nora. let's take a look at some more world news. >> almost 200 migrants have arrived ed into the thousands that reached the island last week. it comes as italy's right-wing government adopts tougher migration measures extending the time migrants can be detained and ensuring more people who have no legal right are repatriated. germany has launched its vaccination campaign. the 60 year health minister has received an updated covid-19 booster shot. germany's public health agency recommends annual jobs only for people over 60 and those with underlying diseases. to football now. the champions league returned on tuesday. this will be the final time we see the traditional brick stage and of a radical overhaul. money is often does not -- the deciding factor when it comes to football. they start the request to belgrade on tuesday. nothing changed before when we did not win it on the season. >> this season is the final campaign where the champions league will include -- include every phase. one joint

william rongus knows the factories are to blame and he issues an urgent warning to the people of nora. he told people literally get the hell out of town. he said that, if you can leave, get out of here. the mill owners deny that they're responsible, but they eventually agree to slow down production in the plants, but in the end, it's not their actions that save the people of donora. on sunday, october 31st, it's the weather that finally brings relief. a front through and it rained, the wind picked up, and with the wind and the rain, the normal cycle of weather could happen again. the smog has lifted, and in the aftermath, the town takes stock. 20 have died, 6,000 more made sick, within days, workers had returned to the mills, but one question remained, what exactly was it that it killed so many? it's a question that some didn't want answered. for decades, the cause of the 20 deaths in denora pennsylvania in 1948 remained unsolved. but after years of investigating the case, devra davis believes she's found the answer. that massive inversion hit the entire monangella valley, which was f

they're yet to discover the force responsible is the weather. 1948, gaging smog has mothered the town of nora pennsylvania for four day, infiltrating the lives and lungs of its inhabitants. it seems to be held in. by some invisible force. that force was the weather. in october 1948, denora and western pennsylvania were covered by vast high pressure system. in other parts of the us, regular weather patterns prevail, but right over dunora, the high pressure brings calm, stable weather. there's no wind or rain to disperse the cold, small laden air. here is really almost the complete absent of weather, in the sense almost nothing happening, there was just the same air sitting there sable and building up pollutants. the high pressure system triggers hazardous meteorological effect. air heated by the earth at ground level rises and begins to warm the colder air above it. if the high pressure system persists, a switch. which eventually occurs and the high level air becomes warmer than the air below it. this is a temperature inversion. in denora, the warm air acts as cap over the valley, trapping fum

i said nora because i have a daughter named nora. i wanted to name my daughter nor a zora, so i called her nearest and i could because i felt i should get permission or something. i don't know. do you want me to change it to zora like i did when you were born? but i didn't know that i had met zora when i was very young. i don't know at the library i won some prize in a poetry contest. anyway, my mother kept a scrapbook of all the things that we did and my mother was one of those who started writing when i could hold a pen and pencil. so one day when i was quite older, she gave me this book to go through because i hadn't really looked at it. and there she showed me an article where i had met zora in the library where i had gotten this award. but i didn't know that i had met her. so i just wish i could have -- you know, i wish i had been aware at that time that i was meeting zora. she's been one of the most important women in my life. i dream about her, i adapted some of the work for a television show that i did for great performances

nora, nora light -- action! hi, it's me, yehya. talk about the new movie -- no, it's not new. i talk about the movie nominated for oscar, tom cruise "top gun -- mavriki." okay. you know the airplane, military, you go up, you go down, the small, the breach. "top gun" is the best movie, tom cruise do good movie, do the movie, he jump from the roof with the laser, he make the movie, good movie, i watch it long time with the kooba. "show me the money!" and he have a leg and can no walk. the movie called "the guy he cannot walk anymore." also tom cruise, he wearing mask, you don't know who's that, everybody have sex with each other. [ laughter ] the other guy, his son in that movie, millie stelor. "the bald guy he slap him and he play drum very good." and this guy also is in "top gun," his name hammer. he's in tv show, "everybody smoke and drink and you have sex." jennifer conantino, girlfriend in the movie. she's in the movie with the guy from australia, his name rossen grow. "the movie talk about the story i don't remember." i ask him, sir, can i take picture of you? he tell me [

nora also said that the security forces killed him he was killed by two war bullets in the chest and one in the forehead. this is the picture of the announcement of shune's death. last month, the killer of nasim surkhi was also arrested. he was a security force and fled to the emirates in iran. he was arrested and handed over to iran in charge of interpol. red and the filing of an international case for them, they are the country of shakrami's documentary hadith najafi negin abdul malikian is cooking food and some others whose names are on the list of murder cases in persian language media by nahid mustafapour, of course the family said that this lady died of influenza, only a push what has hit me is the pressure of this rumor loqman hospital, which i was here, but the claim of the foreign media in farsi is circulating, an issue that is still on the agenda of this meeting, babaei of the sed and sima news agency, a federal court in america condemned iran to pay 19.5 million dollars of the income of the children of abbas amir nzam and arrested in 1958 for the crime of collaborating wit

alper, nora, tony i cannot thank you enough that was a really wonderful conversation.ou. >> thank you. [applause] before we get to our next guest and some audience questions are to apologize first about we did not have time for audience questions during centers at cassidy timeline states we will get to some of the next guest. we want to hear from more voices from arp around the country. >> i had a medical situation and i had to take early retirement for my job. so let's say i was 62 -- 65 since i had to pay insurance my lifeline was social security. i basically survived on that. i did not want to go into my retirement savings because there would have been penalties. it certainly was a lifeline for those a few years before i was able to tap any other sources. >> and social security were cut it would be a big drain on me personally, family wise. there are so many things i would not be able to do. and nevermind talk about the house i would have no social life. i mean it will impact every area of my life if social security were cut. >> might look into retirement social sec

that training ranges and people that are 1st responders or even professionals that come across to nora is way when an animal is poached or is in another illegal activity. and if they have some of the forensic skills, then it means that them, that, that investigation is more likely to end up in a prosecution at court. at least facility the wild life threatens academy, stimulates different wildlife crime scenes based on real world examples. including a snag, jerome, off killed lion and rhino poached. his whole students are trained in forensic techniques in order to preserve and collect vital evidence which can be used by the thirty's to move forward with court cases. and that's what we've tried to create in this academy multiple scenarios, really drum and what that meant. and then, and so when they go back into the real world and much better at checking while i left. one major challenge when it comes to wildlife crimes is that they generally a cut in remote places, which makes some very difficult to prove south africa as boss scrathland offers. plentiful, coveted zip coaches who ambush t

operations about how new bridges connect not only cities, but also destinies in the report by alexey noraen here. it turns out i asked, guys. she said the old opening habit. residents of the new azovskoye are still crossing the river. russian elanchik on a temporary wooden bridge until recently . this was the only safe route connecting the two areas of the city. there was a stop here that once fell and there was a permanent bridge nearby, but since the eighties it had not been repaired ; the structure was in disrepair. all the cracks are crumpled, large ones are visible, that is, there is a small high probability that as of today the gold, something has already happened to it. now i don’t have a garage they can walk across the river without fear of breaking their legs in a year in the place of an old dilapidated builder from the moscow region. they erected a new pedestrian bridge, which local residents already called the moscow bridge during the day and worked at night. guys, it will be a pleasure to walk on such a bridge, the weight of the structure is 82 t, the length of the bridge is 7

that training ranges and people that are 1st responders or even professionals that come across to nora's way when an animal is punched or isn't. and now the legal activity. and if they have some of the forensic skills, then it means that them, that, that investigation is more likely to end up in a prosecution at court. at least facility the wild life threatens academy, stimulates different wildlife crime scenes based on real world examples. including a snag, jerome, off a killed lion and rhino poached by his own students. all trained in forensic techniques in order to preserve and collect vital evidence which can be used by the thirty's to move forward with court cases. and that's what we've tried to create in this academy multiple scenarios, really drum and what that meant to learn. and so when they go back into the real world and much better attacking while that's one major challenge when it comes to wildlife crimes is that they generally a cut in remote places which makes some very difficult to prove so far. for kids. boss scrathland offers plentiful, coveted zip coaches who ambush th

now if the past doesn't suit today is nora to just rewrite the history books and get rid of any trouble, some monuments while you're out of it appears to be the sinking to the in some baltic states. but salazar documentary came its stores next life can sometimes get in the way of best laid plans the the because we do have any control of them works best with as much as could i skip everything so that rather than just most of them, whether it's, it's especially when we're just bringing the most up to receive rich things from chase. we're still on the phone with you about the store and you can use the solution. you get to the stairs stairs, the been put these down with the for when you deal with me deal with the streets. we spoke to asking us thoughts on the destruction of monuments, tomato, and the soldiers in poland to crane in the baltic states. this woman, a man at his date voice, the young girl, an officer. everyone had an opinion on something to say, well, almost everyone, but not one of them will come to the effects of monuments to the soldiers and that well with being demolished in

that training ranges and people that are 1st responders or even professionals that come across to nora's way when an animal is punched or is in and out of a legal activity. and if they have some of the forensic skills, then it means that them, that, that investigation is more likely to end up in a prosecution at court. at this facility, the academy assimilated several different wildlife crime scenarios based on real world examples, including a snare drum. a lion killed by community members and the rhino poach was horn students, a train and forensic techniques in order to preserve and collect vital evidence which can be used by authorities to move forward with legal cases. in this environment, we can expose them to all these different scenarios so they can learn how to preserve and collect the forensic traces and document them correctly. so the lights are down the line, they end up with a successful prosecution in court. and that's what we've tried to create in this academy multiple scenarios, really drum and what that meant to learn. and so when they go back into the real world and much

to ritu nora and mindaria for health, comrades, the chairman and all those present. chairman, or rather, chairman of state affairs, this is exactly how the official position of kim jong-un sounds, the annealing to vladimir putin is simply addressed comrade, that is also a very interesting touch to the portrait of relations between the two states. from the first moment of entering russian earth, i felt the fighting spirit and seething reality and became a direct witness to the significant achievement of the russian people in building a strong modern russia under the correct leadership of a comrade. putin is deeply convinced that the russian army is a scammer. a brilliant people inherits confidently demonstrated virtues with a pistol, war operations of building a strong state offer to raise a glass, but at health of the russian federation comrade vladimir vladimirovich putin for the new escape of great russia strengthening the korean russian friendship for the health of all those present the leaders talked today, face-to-face the atmosphere and without translation is o

fox nora , you come here and directly go to the left, the bathhouse is already directly inside due tos what the 120th cms of the engineering troops has been building for six months without us . there were a lot of drug addicts in the ranks of my unit. we said that confidence in our actions appears, who ran near me in the same chaotic way, shot at houses, shot at windows, but i was on drugs. those pills that we saw are a serious tranquilizer, a person forgets what pain is, fatigue, everything that is used in ukraine is made in a factory manner, nato research institutes based on the alphabet. and then there are similar activities all over the world , dozens of those biological laboratories in ukraine immediately come to mind . the russian economy has returned to a surplus, according to the authorities in august, it reached 230 billion rubles. it helped a lot, the growth in oil and gas revenues for the month was one trillion 800 billion, one and a half times more than last year, according to bloomberg estimates, the real figure of the surplus is double and higher, about 450 billion. aero

home run número 16 de la temporada para nora.otar el sábado. y esto fue lo que dijo no hay que ser reales. >> la verdad es que no sé por qué lo estaba diciendo, pero siempre nunca he creído en mis habilidades y eso es lo que me motiva en este tipo de peleas, lo que me motiva poder tener la oportunidad de mostrárselas arriba del cuadrilátero y demostrarle de qué estoy hecho y por qué estoy aquí. >> no se pierda la cobertura de esa pelea en nuestras plataformas y en zona mixta ha socorrió a una pareja de vendedores ambulantes. esta noche a las 11 tendremos las imágenes y las reacciones y queremos cerrar esta edición con mucho orgullo porque este jueves una de nuestros integrantes de la familia de telemundo 48 recibió un reconocimiento por su carrera. se trata de nada más y nada menos que nuestra querida pilar niño we have some time is great journalism, you really can appreciate and respect all the extraordinary work. >> te das to make sure that this community is well represented that the fight and the struggle of this community. ou

you may agree with me, but i'm not speaking from nora's. i can say you've written about the volt 7 documents, a, c i a documents that suggest americans of eligible to their uh, cellphones being bugs and so on with a r f k junior. put a stop to the bugging of all their mobile phones, maybe american brand, and uh, all of it stops all of the spying all of the sensor shipped. it ends of the members of the constitution. as far as the hands of slow younger ones, you like to see why there's no question and it's about enforcing the constitution of the united states. something that many of us in america take as our bible and expense. uh huh. there's going to sacrilege against that constitution, advantage, freedom of speech, and in as an essential and throwing up such a shift in imprisoning whistle blowers we. we have to reclaim our constitution. and, and mr. kennedy stands for freedom courageously, has poured forth his candidacy for president of the united states is the one person who has the strength of character. whereas the moral fiber to challen

we can now speak to nora, l derby. she's a journalist on human rights activists based and assemble missile derby. welcome to the w. you have family and during the survived floods, i hope they're doing well considering the circumstances what they've been telling you is 8 finally coming through. yes, the aids are coming through and most of the medical aids it's covered. most of the food a cover. they only have some problems with the uh, the, the, the, the normal usage rotate, the one that they use for cleaning and squared washing themselves and stuff like that. but um, this is not a big problem because i don't know since long time it has a very weak neck motor network. so usually the citizen often use to buying water and so we can get entice and then using it. so i think this is the only concern, now i'm in the government and so i have to work very hard uh on the age age hmos. and that sort of society outside to work that a hot key, the clean, more to, to the places where people are staying now. the shelters and safe cle

>>> cbs evening news with nora is next.e are ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, police release a shocking new video as we learn new details about how a murderer escaped from a pennsylvania prison. the urgent manhunt, with residents scared and frustrated, as schoo c

>>> cbs evening news with nora is next. we are ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, police release a shocking new video as we learn new details about how a murderer escaped from a pennsylvania prison. the urgent manhunt, with residents scared and frustrated, as school is canceled for another day. here are tonight's headlines. ♪ ♪ the stunning video shows the killer scaling a wall, then pushing through razor wire and running across the roof. plus, one of the major obstacles facing search teams. >> the undergrowth. it is so thick, searchers can only go a few feet before losing sight of each other. ♪ ♪ >> federal prosecutors say they plan to bring an indictment against hunter biden by late september. the president's son has been under investigation in delaware on gun and tax charges. ♪ ♪ >> norah: with record-breaking heat, parents are scrambling to find child care as the start of the school year is disrupted in multiple states. >> i was shocked. i couldn't believe that we didn't have something as basic as air conditioning. >> norah: pl

now if the past doesn't suit today is nora to just rewrite the history books and get rid of any trouble, some monuments while you're out, it appears to be the sinking to the in some baltic states. but salazar documentary came its stores next life can sometimes get in the way of best laid plans the the.

if, if something happens as journalist in human rights activists, nora, l. jeremy, it's now take a look at some more world news. almost 200 microns have arrived on line produce, uh, adding to the thousands that reached the island last week comes as italy's right. when government adopts tougher migration measures, extending the timeline grants can be detained and ensuring more people who have no legal right to stay or repeat, treat it germany has launched it's autumn vaccination campaign targeting higher risk groups. 60 year old health minister coll lauterbach has received an updated cobit 19 booster shots. germany's public health agency recommends annual jobs only for people over 60 or those with underlying diseases. and football now on the champions league returns on tuesday. this will be the final time wasting the traditional group stage ahead of a radical overhaul. next season. money is often the deciding factor when it comes to football, and it's no surprise that holders. manchester city starts as favorites. it's only 3 months since mentions to city retu

i'm nora kyle is being described as a crisis. thousands of people tanning up daily at the southern frontier of the united states. so i'm her face life threatening, dangerous to make it the need to meet a will of ways. one of the tech, some border bought for the us political establishment. it's a crisis of a different sort, a year before the presidential election, democrats of being divided, full and against the white house. and republicans that demanding honcho moses. so many people arriving the cities fall from the board of struggling to cope with the legal duty to provide shelter. and we'll talk about all of this with a guest in just a moment. but 1st, let's hear from heidi joe castro, who's on the banks of the rio grande that marks the us mexico border. here on the us border, you can look right into mexico. that is the land that is across the river and where we have seen a steady stream of people endeavoring to cross. the water here gets about waste steam and there is an unpredictable courage. in fact, 2 children died here. we'll try to cross in recent weeks. and as you can imagine, it i

i'm nora, kyle people's lives would change forever in just moments in morocco as an, as quakes drop leads on friday evening a time when many were enjoying themselves, relax single out socializing. at the end of the week, tons of tragedy, a desperate search for survivors under the rubble began was rescue missions have tried to reach remote mountainous areas in need of help and medical aid and todd towns and villages have been flattened. many people left homeless and others severely injured. the many dead being wound across the country. the magazine, 6.8 of quake shook morocco is high up those mountains at 11 minutes past 11 on a friday night. there was a severe damage to buildings, especially old ones, traditionally constructed 70 kilometers away. the historic city of myra cache also is widespread destruction. we told him to our guest shortly on how the country is coping and what challenges my head. but 1st, let's have from our correspondent jonah ho, who's in myra cash as the best tool continues to rise and with a casualty numbers, injury numbers, as well as rising fastest in those remote

here the work of local volunteers is vital and we're uniting ukraine families say go to nora. this colorado is essential because a large number of people we tend through. many people have lost that you currently have documents and cannot travel through your perhaps at this college and working as a way for our citizens to return her son in hopes to join her mother. soon. the whole time we were there, she seemed to be in tears exhausted by an arduous journey perhaps relief. she's almost home zane bus route, the old da 0 at the appropriate border crossing in ukraine. so we reach out to the head here, analysis or the police from united states refuse of heavy handed tactics. of the high school teacher is changed in front of screening street. the highlight, we could see some other lobby storms around the southern end of the red sea over the next day. as i just see the cloud just popping up here some found the still was a possibility. could see if either you go to a shop showers that will cause some flooding so that somebody to watch out for you see the blues to starting to creep in

earlier my colleague laura coil spoke to nora. l 0 be the during the list originally from during the spoke about her family's experience when the floods hit on sunday. at the beginning of the day. so it's not, it's not that being dangerous because of like, we all know that there was no warnings about the storm from the government or from anyone who's in charge in libya, either in the string parts or the wisdom but and uh, when the race, thoughtfully. oh, as everything was okay, and then when the last hour, the tune down laughs. the water starts flooding very uh the but their house in the house is for uh, we're building a weird old my house is and a the water start getting hotter higher. they went to the 2nd floor and then the followed to to the 2nd floor as well. they have to stay up there. you said some of the house has clouds and then they stayed at the for the whole night. and that was very such a big night. where they heard the voices of the boat house streaming. the whole lodge must agent then to see my problem next, next to