jamil, odisha. jamil, odisha. rural south africa walking long distances to get to school.ome drop out because it. a report from johan he isburg. >> reporter: the third time he is late for school. his mother cannot transport him. he walks 5 kilometers every day. >> i am constantly late to school. when i am late, i am not catching up at the time. . >> he is worried coming late and missing lessons make him fail. . >> it's the better part of the lesson and so it's important that he. >> there is good news. these were delivered to the school. attendance and actuality. teachers say a two hour walk can easily be taken care with one of these. >> there are 12 million of our school going, to walk every day. 500,000 of them walk longer, longer hours than 4 hours to and from school. over a period of two years from receipt of by silk, it will help the attendance. a practical way to help the situation that seems to be happening on the ground. >> many more bicycles are needed in south africa. there are lots of by silks. some children won't get one. it will take longer. he has his home whe

. >> heavy rains and winds of up to 200 kilometers an hour lash india's states of odisha and andrapudeshclone hudhud has smashed communications and damaged roads, power lines and buildings. the national disaster response forced, the ndrrf said it has taken all precautions. people say they need more help. . >> yesterday night, there was heavy rainfall here no one is here to help us. fishermen's lives have been destroyed. >> state governments have told hundreds of thousands of people to evacuate their homes and businesses. they have also set up more than a thousand relief shelters. 1800 emergency workers and now on the ground, and are continuing with the rescue operations despite the treacherous conditions. >> we are inadequately prepared. we are doing the best. we have mobilized all of the necessary central resources to assist the government in terms of forces, we have the ndrf and 2014, 18 teams. >> just a year ago, this region was hit by cyclone phailin which affected millions of people about caused few casualties because of mass evacuations. while state government authorities are again

we are expecting it to go across southern parts of odisha, and northern parts of anchor pradesh. we are talking about zero g.m.t. on sunday. saturday afternoon, that's when it will start to have an impact. we have seen the heaviest rain across parts of southern india, 50mm across. but as this storm comes across, it will give heavy rain, in port blare, in the undead men islands, they had 200mm of rain. it gives you an idea of the potential. the bay of bengal between 30 and 32. you can see as we get towards friday, it's off the coast. as it moves inland it will be a potent storm. largely dry conditions across northern india and pakistan. to the levant - a cold front doesn't look much on the satellite. i had to go back and check through the rainfall records. it seems as though it gave severe weather conditions as it went through parts of iran, along the southern part of the caspian sea. torrential rain, clear and fine weather returning across this region. >> now, the last lunar eclps of the year turned the moon red for countries around the pacific ring. >> lunar eclipses attract lot