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skies as well across much of northern vietnam across into thailand but the rain showers heading to reeling south today really anywhere from union through on into fusion but to shanghai it's a dry couple of days ahead 30 years on saturday quite hearty conditions across into taiwan we could see if you want showers there as we head into sunday and still that rain really lingering on the south coast so a wet couple of days in hong kong with a high for say that we had for the tools the western monsoon rains really are very widespread still and very active too in some areas you can see in the last hour. a lot of activity down the west coast that had really spitting westwards across the arabian sea but the rains the ticket only heavy into majia pradesh as we head through saturday this is where the india met department of got they warnings in place for those very active and heavy rains but they are very extensive up into the northeast again through much nepal and again across into bangladesh and really no changes he had gone into sunday those ways it's a very heavy across the central regions it's been d

skies as well across much of northern vietnam across into thailand but the rain showers heading to reeling south today really anywhere from union through into fusion but to shanghai it's a dry couple of days ahead 31 celsius on saturday quite crowded conditions across into taiwan we could see if you want showers there as we head into sunday and still that rain really lingering on the south coast so a wet couple of days in hong kong with. that we had for the tools the west monsoon rains really are very widespread still and very active too in some areas you can see in the last hour a lot of activity down the west coast that had really spitting westwards across the arabian sea but the rains the ticket only heavy into majia pradesh as we head through saturday this is where the india met department of got they warnings in place for those very active and heavy rains but they are very extensive up into the northeast again through much nepal and again across into bangladesh and really no changes he had gone into sunday those ways it's a very heavy across the central regions it's been dry into new delhi

south africa's still reeling off to 4 days of bloody violence and some 300 people being a wasted the violence was triggered last week in the country's capital petrolia when a south african tech 6 rival was alleged to have been killed by a nigerian drug dealer now as part of a protest against a south african taxi drivers who took to the streets because he soon that protest evolved into a demonstration against all foreign is inspired to add the same to around the country and the result has been violence hundreds of foreigners have been days to toot off to the businesses were attacked the police were forced to use white control mrs such as tear gas and rubber bullets and the situation is still rather unstable now because of the nationality of that an aged drug dealer being nigerian a lot of the focus has actually been on nigerians now south africa has temporarily closed its diplomatic missions in at bouchet and lagos in nigeria for fear of reprisals against its stop south african businesses have also close their doors temporarily in nigeria and the south african foreign minister has said

but try as they might, south africa just couldn't reel new zealand in, although with the final also inave been an upset here, given south africa's form coming into this tournament, but new zealand were ruthless and showed why they are favourites to lift the world cup for a third time in a row. katie gornall, bbc news, in yokohama. there were two other matches today. australia trailed fiji at half—time but won 39—21. it was much tighter in tokyo where france just edged argentina 23—21 with a late drop goal. those sides are in the same pool as england. there were was an incredible game in the premier league today. match of the day follows the news, but if you want to know what happened, then keep watching. manchester city beat watford 8—0 at the etihad stadium. they were 5—0 up inside 20 minutes. it's their biggest win in the premier league, but manchester united hold the record — 9—0 against ipswich in 1995. city scored more than half of today's goals in the premier league. leicester are up to third after beating spurs. there were also wins for burnley and sheffield united. it was goall

but try as they might, south africa just couldn't reel new zealand in, although with the final also inama, these two could be reunited before too long. many thought they could have been an upset here, given south africa's form coming into this tournament, but new zealand were ruthless and showed why they are favourites to lift the world cup for a third time in a row. katie gornall, bbc news, in yokohama. that's it for now. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. and we're back with the late news at ten past ten. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. this is bbc news i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines atjust after six. jeremy corbyn has quashed an attempt to oust tom watson as the deputy leader of the labour party — a row which has overshadowed the start of the party's conference in brighton. i'm particularly disappointed with the boss of momentum because i think he is not just the boss of momentum because i think he is notjust undermining me, he has undermined jeremy and the party, and frankly i think he has undermined the momentum delegates.

but try as they might, south africa just couldn‘t reel new zealand in, although with the final also in for now. there‘s more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. and we‘re back with the late news at ten past ten. now on bbc one it‘s time for the news where you are. goodbye.

south. this morning the carolinas reeling after the wrath of hurricane dorian. residents on ocracoke island assessing the damage after near record storm surge swamped neighborhoods. >> we didn't know it would be this bad. >> reporter: homes and backyards flooded. cars submerged. this whole street under water. choppers flying on the island to help the estimated 800 people who didn't evacuate. winds recorded up to 110 miles an hour. ripping across the coast, pushing water inland. abc's stephanie ramos was there. >> this is getting pounded right now. you can see the waves pushing into that shore line. >> reporter: the hurricane making landfall with full force bringing over a foot of rain and damaging winds. winds gusting to 77 miles an hour. it's coming off the sound. we have surge, flooding, debris and water covering the road. we're still four hours from high tide. storm surge inundating virginia. water rushing into norfolk, flooding downtown. utility crews racing to restore power across the region with tens of thousands still in the dark. this after 20 reported t

this city reeling from the third major hurricane to hit it in the past three years. tonight, south carolina baring dorian's brunt. downtown charleston facing a triple threat, as rivers, heavy rain, and high tides converge. forecasters warned dorian could dump up to 15 inches of rain on the city and a storm surge could send 4 to 7 feet of water ashore. >> this is still a very dangerous storm. as you know, it's impossible to predict exactly where it's going to go and what's going to happen and where the tides are going to be. >> reporter: high winds are another huge concern. downed power lines flailing in the street, causing violent and dangerous transformer explosions. >> i didn't know if it was going to shoot down the water and come to us. >> reporter: in the charleston alone, there are nearly 140,000 people without power. the mayor's office reports more than 160 trees down and more than a hundred road closures. this cell phone video from a woman monitoring the flooding from downtown. >> and the flooding is officially starting. >> reporter: where the water creeped up several feet i

reel america is winding back the clock. next, from 1972, candidates journal paid for by the mcgovern for president committee. it follows the south dakota and senator and democratic nominee as he meets a variety of voters across the united states struggling with economic problems. he hears from a baltimore steelworker, senior citizen, wisconsin farmer, unemployed engineer and wheelchair-bound vietnam veteran. mcgovern lost to richard nixon in a landslide that year, winning only the district of columbia and massachusetts. [film begins] >> waves of planes and helicopters, both american and south vietnamese, have made thousands of sorties. senator mcgovern: during the years, i have found that campaigning can be a lonely business, a succession of airports, motels, not seeing my family for weeks at a time. but the rewards of staying in touch with this country have been more than worth the cost. [applause]

reel for most of us is a dry sunshine. temperatures getting up to the mid 20s for some of us although it is windy. particularly across middle and southll temper the feel of things. that window just wind, it will temper the feel of things. that windowjust keeps blowing through the night and showers meander their way further northwards across england and wales. the north—east of scotland will be quite cool again tonight, but look at the temperatures elsewhere. we have had some really chilly nights all week, but 15 to 17 across southern and western areas tonight, which is much milder. it doesn't is temperatures as they should be during the day this time of year. further afield, if you are a rugby fan, i'm sure you will be turning tuning into ireland and scotland tomorrow. there is a storm not too far away from western japan and the failure you are from sapporo it does look as if it should be dry here. —— the further up you are from sapporo. up the further up you are from sapporo. up to scotland and then there's weather front will bring a band of more persistent rain and there will be heavy rain and showers. this is a more persistent ban

reel america is winding back the clock. to feature films about historic campaigns. next, from 1972, candidates journal paid for by the mcgovern for president committee. it follows the south dakotan senator and democratic nominee as he meets a variety of voters across the united states struggling with economic problems. he hears from a baltimore