typhoon odette? i was here during odette. _ odette? typhoon odette? i was here during odette.probably the worst experience of my life. ., , ., ., , the worst experience of my life. ., ., , life. there was not any power, there wasn't — life. there was not any power, there wasn't any _ life. there was not any power, there wasn't any water, i life. there was not any power, there wasn't any water, and i life. there was not any power, | there wasn't any water, and so for the first few weeks we were just eating whatever was left over on the fridges. i just eating whatever was left over on the fridges.- over on the fridges. i mean, hoinu over on the fridges. i mean, hoping that _ over on the fridges. i mean, hoping that it _ over on the fridges. i mean, hoping that it wouldn't i over on the fridges. i mean, | hoping that it wouldn't spoil. and at— hoping that it wouldn't spoil. and at a _ hoping that it wouldn't spoil. and at a certain point i realised _ and at a certain point i realised that the fishermen werent— realised that the fishermen weren't going out to see, because _ weren'

so were you here during odette, typhoon odette? i was here during odette.e worst experience of my life. there wasn't any power, there wasn't any water, and so for the first few weeks we were just eating whatever was left over on the fridges. i mean, hoping that it wouldn't spoil. and at a certain point i realised that the fishermen weren't going out to sea, because there wasn't any fresh produce in the markets. fishing communities were severely affected, with many fishing boats damaged or destroyed during the typhoon. david decided to help. the best way to do it was to help repairfishing boats, so we could get them out on the water right away, so that's what we did. i used a service like a platform to raise money. i was planning maybe 30 boats, we end up helping maybe 360 boats. oh, great. and do you think that has created more of a bond for you guys? i think so, a lot of the fishermen we have helped before, we still get fish from them now, and we know them more now, because we went through the worst in our lives and we kind of helped each other bounce back

so, were you here during odette? typhoon odette? i was here during odette.res on social media. but for now, i'm off to get warm. because it's freezing! bye— bye! hello. quite an ominous—looking sky behind me with heavy showers forecast for friday, perhaps with hail and thunder. and indeed, the outlook is looking very unsettled. sunday onwards, it'll also turn quite a bit colder, particularly across the northern half of the uk. now, here's the satellite picture — look at this broad area of cloud to the south. that brought the rain on thursday evening. but the centre of the low pressure here now, a very large area of low pressure, is approaching ireland — and within this centre of low pressure, we have frequent showers circling. so from early morning onwards, the winds will start to strengthen across many western parts of the uk. it's already cloudy with showers across scotland and northern ireland, but in england and wales it'll actually start off pretty clear — and in fact, lots of sunshine expected early in the morning. but as this area of low pressure appr

so, were you here during odette? typhoon odette? i was here during odette.a. but for now, i'm off to get warm. because it's freezing! bye— bye! hello. there is some heavy rain on the way forjust about all of us overnight. that rain has been pushing in from the west, continuing to journey eastwards, bringing some particularly intense downpours for the hills of south—west england, wales, north—west england and also western scotland, where we will also see gales developing. in fact, very windy through western and central parts of scotland. those strong winds combining with high tides to give the risk of some coastal flooding. it is going to be a mild night into tomorrow. then we've got this weather front that will be swirling its way eastwards, taking its rain with it. some further heavy downpours moving across the north of scotland and then generally showery weather through the day, a mix of sunny spells and scattered heavy downpours. the winds will stay quite strong and quite gusty. but again, it's going to be mild, maybe just a little bit less mild than it h

and what was it like here during typhoon odette? is something like two stages, because on the first stage, there's wind... ..and heavy rain, so i wasjust smiling, "ah, this is normal," because here in the island, it's normal that every december, every rainy season, it's something like typhoon every day. tropical storm. yeah. then there's one, two, three, four, successive. something like 30 minutes of, "bang, bang..." wow. i wasjust there, and the whole... the roof of the house is all gone, and then i'm so...i'm so really worried at that time. wow. but you've rebuilt. yeah. still, when it rains hard, "is this typhoon again?" so that was my really, really very traumatic experience. yes. in some ways, life after 0dette was the worst part. the island was completely cut off, and supplies ran out fast. so, were you here during odette? typhoon 0dette? i was here during 0dette. probably the worst experience of my life. there wasn't any power, there wasn't any water. and so, for the first few weeks, we were just eating whatever was left over

so, were you here during odette? typhoon odette? i was here during 0dette. our adventures on social media. but for now, i'm off to get warm. because it's freezing! bye— bye! hello. scotland had its warmest day of the year so far on tuesday, with temperatures reaching 16 degrees in fyvie castle in aberdeenshire. overall, it was a brighter kind of day, but we still had a number of showers around and those rainfall totals continue to mount up. of course, it's already been a wet month. there are quite a few places now that have seen more than one and a half times the march average rainfall, but there's loads more to come. and, indeed, as we look at this satellite picture, we've got a current batch of rain falling from this cloud, working its way eastwards right now. and the rain's quite heavy, actually, across parts of scotland, england and wales. it will be clearing over the next few hours in northern ireland, but we'll have some heavy showers flowing in here. all the while, south—westerly winds will be picking up in strength. of course, it means it's going to

so, were you here during odette? typhoon odette? i was here during 0dette.dventures on social media. but for now, i'm off to get warm. because it's freezing! bye— bye! well, it's been a pretty grey and damp start to the new working week. many of us have already seen some outbreaks of rain. these are the rather moody skies that we had during the day in argyll and bute. now, so far this month, we've already seen more rainfall than average in a number of places. aldergrove is west of belfast and here we've had about one and a half times as much rain as we see in an average march, but there is more rain on the cards as well. you see, the satellite picture shows the band of rain that we had on monday. but out in the atlantic, we've got several more areas of rain bearing cloud set to move in. and so this week we are going to see rainfall totals really pile up, particularly across western areas. you can see the largest totals over our western hills, whereas in the east you get something of a shelter effect. so the rain won't be quite as heavy for those eastern area

so, were you here during odette? typhoon odette? i was here during 0dette.h all our adventures on social media. but for now, i'm off to get warm. because it's freezing! bye— bye! let's ta ke let's take a look at the weather for the big head. blustery, longer spells of rain. there won't be any big changes either in the forecast of the next few days or so. more showers, some studies spells in between shares, brisk south—westerly winds stays mild until we get to the weekend. now, thursday, still low pressure dominates. various systems waiting out in the atlantic. pushing their way eastwards throughout the day, bands of showers. some of the shower is heavy in thundery. that's also a lot of sunshine ran through the morning across much of the rest of the uk. showers will get going through the late morning into the afternoon. moving through into the afternoon. moving through in bands, merging together to form longer spells of rain at times. more rain moving into southern england by the time we get to at the end of the day. fairly swiftly on this brisk south—westerl

so, were you here during odette? typhoon odette? i was here during 0dette.res on social media. but for now, i'm off to get warm. because it's freezing! bye— bye! hello there. for many of us, it has been a fine start to mothering sunday, some blue skies and sunshine. this was the scene earlier on in hampshire, but a scene replicated across many parts of the uk in the sunshine, we will start to see the cloud thickening a little bit, though, towards western areas of the uk and you can see that on the satellite image from this morning. this is a weather front and a weather system bringing some outbreaks of rain as well, but ahead of that many of us, dry with sunny spells. we'll keep the sunny spells for many, one or two showers perhaps possible in central and south—eastern areas as we go into the afternoon. the rain, though, moving its way into northern ireland by the afternoon, pushing into western areas of scotland, maximum temperatures down a little bit on yesterday, but 11—14 or 15 degrees, but that will still feel quite pleasant in those sunny spells. but t

so, were you here during odette? typhoon odette? i was here during 0dette.ll our adventures on social media. but for now, i'm off to get warm. because it's freezing! bye— bye! the weather this march has been very wet across a good part of the country, many areas have seen over a months worth of rainfall although we are not near the end of march, that winters place have had one and a half times as much rainfall in an average march and a lot more to come as we look at the weather forecast over the next five days, the largest rainfall totals across western and north—western areas of the country. by the end of month summaries will see double the amount of march rain. sunday we had some spells of sunshine initially, things clouded over from the west as the day went by with rain arriving across western areas as the weather front started to push its way in. this weather front will be with us as we head into monday pushing its northwards, followed by further weather fronts over the next few days, it is looking like a bit with a pattern with outbreaks of rain and bri

so, were you here during odette? typhoon odette? i was here during 0dette.ll our adventures on social media. but for now, i'm off to get warm. because it's freezing! bye— bye! hello there. the weather this march has been very wet, really, across a good part of the country. there are many areas that have already seen over a month's worth of rainfall. even though we're nowhere near the end of march, the wettest places have had nearly one and one half times as much rainfall as we've seen in an average march, and there's a lot more to come. as we look at the weather forecast over the next five days, you can see the largest rainfall totals will be across western and particularly northwestern areas of the country. so i think by the end of the month, there'll be some areas that see over double the amounts of march rain. now, sunday, we did have some spells of sunshine initially — however, things did tend to cloud over from the west as the day went by, with rain arriving across western areas as this weather front started to push its way in. now, this weather front i

so, were you here during odette? typhoon odette? i was here during 0dette.ow, i'm off to get warm. because it's freezing! bye— bye! hello. it's already been a pretty wet start to the new working week and there's a lot more rain to come, i'm afraid, over the next few days. the rainfall totals really mount up. the wettest weather, the largest rain accumulations across the western side of the country. eastern areas having a bit of shelter, but even here, there'll be some rains come through. now, over the next few hours, some heavy bursts of rain work from west to east. there'll be a lot of low cloud around our western coast and hills, so hence the risk of some mist and fog patches, but it's going to be a mild start to tuesday morning with temperatures starting off at around nine or ten degrees. the rain across eastern england, north—east scotland will clear sunny intervals follow, but we'll see some heavy thundery showers breaking out pretty widely. and then the next band of rain slips its way into northern ireland as we go through the afternoon. now, temperatu

but it's not all back flips in the sky, vanny odette as we'll take him to all kinds of places like this hospital in genoa. ah, danny's motorcross journeys started in 2002. he soon turned his passion into a profession and is now one of the most successful doors in the industry. his 200 horsepower bikes. these him, soaring up to 15 meters off the ground, but he's always afraid he says, of it. if our water a fear is what drives you to push on, but also of course it's very dangerous off, but the more you train and the more you jump on, the less grist water actually is alma mater, the bite becomes something like a 3rd leg blue. his talent brought him fame, money, success and tournaments from brazil to russia. then one day, a taxi ride after a when in moscow changed everything of course succeed you straight away. i noticed a strong smell of uranus. uh huh. i snapped at the driver to hurry up and quickly take me to my destination. often i looked into his eyes and saw a man like me. but he was missing his legs and he was sitting there in his own urine. front cover, oregon, and we are settled to

so were you here during odette, typhoon odette? i was here during odette.get them out on the water right away, so that's what we did. i used a service like a platform to raise money. i was planning maybe 30 boats, we end up helping maybe 360 boats. 0h great. and do you think that has created more of a bond for you guys? i think so, a lot of the fishermen we have helped before, we still get fish from them now, and we know them more now, because we went through the worst in our lives and we kind of helped each other bounce back. the philippines is made up of over 7,000 islands, surrounded by seas that are heating up. and this, scientists say, puts the nation at a greater risk from climate change. super typhoon odette sadly claimed around 20 lives in siargao — though many believe if it wasn't for the mangroves that cover 50% of the island's coastline, more lives could have been lost. oh, it's vitally important, it's the heartbeat of the island. without the mangroves, the island would be exposed to natural disasters like typhoons and tsunamis and storm surges,

category 5 super typhoon odette hit the island off—guard, with wind speeds of up to 195km/h.

. >> this is the most important role in ballet, and it's because one dancer performs odette, the goodwan, and odile, the evil black swan. but even that seems like pretty poignant symbolism. >> yeah. [ chuckles ] yeah, it is. people, i think, don't really think about that symbolism and what that means. but it was a huge and amazing opportunity to be able to be performing as the black and the white swan as a black woman. >> yeah. >> because black women are typically not cast as the white swan. and it's always been told to us that, you know, "a black woman can't perform the white swan." and my pushback has always been, you know, that we're actors and actresses on stage, and we're becoming these characters, and a black woman doesn't portray the black swan. so why does...?" you know, it doesn't make sense to me. it's like we're becoming these characters and... you know, but it was a huge step for abt to have me portray that role. >> you've been really candid about the fact that when you were told that you weren't thin enough when you were starting out in the company, you would go and buy k

i was here during odette. probably the worst experience of my life.o get warm, because it's freezing! bye— bye. hello. the weather on sunday is looking pretty good for most of us. a lot of dry weather in the forecast, sunny spells right from the word go, but it's not going to stay completely dry. later on sunday, we are expecting some rain in the north—west of the uk and it will be brought by this weather system you can see on the satellite picture. ahead of it, there's a big gap in the clouds, there's a ridge of high pressure, hence, things will be dry early on sunday morning, all but the extreme south—east and east anglia. there might be some showers earlier on, but on the whole it is a dry start to the day for many of us. not particularly cold, between three and seven degrees, maybe a touch of frost in some rural areas further north. so here's the forecast for the morning. you can see lots of bright, if not sunny weather, but this weather front is fast approaching. let's have a closer look. england and wales in the south looking sunny around 3pm, t

so, were you here during odette? typhoon odette? i was here during odette. entered the country since the russian invasion. donald trump's lawyers play down claims from the former president that he expects to be arrested on criminal charges next week the sound the government says could save your life. emergency warning messages will be sent by the government to people's mobile phones across the uk to test a new alert system. ireland secured an historic grand slam title in dublin. a convincing 13—point victory over england saw them win the six nations in front of a huge home crowd on st patrick's weekend. you may have been dodging the showers yesterday but today looks drier and brighterfor many showers yesterday but today looks drier and brighter for many with sunny spells. the full forecast throughout the morning. it's sunday 19th march. our main story: russian state media is reporting that vladimir putin has visited the devastated ukrainian city of mariupol, which was seized by russian troops last may. that is according to russian state media. the tass news