people have taken refuge in their cars as they wait for the floodwaters to subside and for the rescue services to reach them. in many cases they have been rescued but there are a lot of people who are waiting for the rescue services to reach them. many of the roads, particularly in valencia region have been closed down or are not possible to get through for the rescue services. also, the rain has continued in some areas, particularly in northern valencia, and that mart of the region, so heavy rain there is also hampering the efforts of the rescue service, so it is a devastating picture across much of eastern and southern spain today. let's speak to maria jose gayon, a freelance journalist based in madrid. local media has been reporting what it has been like for people there, stranded on trucks and rooftops, paint a picture of what it is like and how challenging is it for rescue teams to get to those affected areas. it teams to get to those affected areas. , , . areas. it is quite difficult especially _ areas. it is quite difficult especially because - areas. it is quite difficult especially be

often, having called the rescue service, people cannot explain where they are, but now you don't needetermine the location. in taiga there is not an access point everywhere, well, communications, so if a connection appears somewhere, then you need to be in that place, so that, well , again, before the data transfer is more correct, so that you can be easily found. first, the rescuers test the search system on each other, all you need is to call the rescue service and get a link to a mobile phone, even a push-button one will do, then the person presses it, the rescuers are already definitely. north africa connected britain with all its asian empire. the soviet canal is an extremely important artery. musariny believed that the italians should expand their sphere of presence. moreover, there was a project of italian domination of the northern part of the african continent. the italian troops were not in a very good moral position. from the point of view of the german command's plan, well, how to bring the italians here to the battlefield, make them a junior partner. 150 tanks. if the bri

or found themselves in a hard-to-reach area while fishing or hiking, often having called the rescue service, people cannot explain where they are, now this is not necessary, a special point on the map will be found program, how it works, our correspondent lyudmila cherbakova saw. two people went to look for help, an elderly man was left waiting in a car stuck in a flooded stream. magadan rescuers got to the place in the tenkinsky district of the region. and evacuated the man as soon as they received information about what happened. now at night there are already frosts, so the emergencies ministry employees were in a hurry, but the expensive search took about 5 hours. seat the victim. the search process would have taken much less time if people used the new system. it is currently being tested in the regional ministry of emergency situations. with its help, the exact location of a person is determined very easily, you just need to strictly follow the instructions. in taiga, there is not an access point everywhere, well, to communication, so if communication appeared somewhere, then you need

sam can tell you that 4 or 5 days before the explosions of the north stream, he was with the rescue service on chris john. so because there were several ships with the radio stood off, they turned out to be american boy. ships and run the rescue service approached the naval come out and ordered them to turn back. i think i was wanting to say both those into the 2 you saw that won't let up to the latest revelations for 2 years on since this attack on probably the biggest piece of energy infrastructure ever built in europe. a joint venture between european, uh, uh, the european countries and russia. the idea of course, to connect cheap russian reliable gas to your opinion, industry. now, you know, they were destroyed. we've had a big circus about who's been responsible. but from day one, when this occurred 2 years ago, i mean there's been an elephant in the room. that's the opposite of the honest about who was responsible for this. as long before the pipelines became operational, there were warnings from the united states that it was a serious, strategic mistake for europe to do this. there w

she also talked about civil rescue services that can be deployed so there will be assistance. she also pointed out that this obviously all the dramatic circumstances or circumstances of the climate christ is of climate change that many new member states see themselves dealing with. it's not the 1st time that we see massive flooding in the europe this year. so she pointed out that there needs to be a lot of efforts to actually deal with these situations. clinical, thank you for that. the cold res in madrid. we'll take a look at some of the stores making headlines around the world. starting georgia with prosecute has begun an investigation into allegations of vote. rigging, jury subsidized parliamentary elections, opposition pauses on presidents as selling me a sort of disability claim for was falsified in favor of the ruling pro brochure of georgia dream policy. international observers say the vote was mocked by violations, but stopped short of saying it was rate holds of opened influx woman went boat is the deciding whether the ruling bus one of the democratic party will exten

them can tell you that 4 or 5 days before the explosions of the north stream, he was with the rescue service on christian. so because there were several ships with the radio stand off, they turns out to be american boy ships and run the rescue service approach. then they will come out and all the them to turn back. so once again, all of the details would during the end of the city there by all 2 cars. when i say about to say it was good to see you here in the see to now what are people perhaps? i mean, you and i follow the news or is we know what's going on, but a lot of people don't really know what happened with the know c, 55 happens to give us a bit of background if you would. yeah, well we're 2 years on from this attack on north stream, north stream to the pipelines rush, he attacked the 2 years ago just just over 2 years ago. this was one of the biggest attacks on energy infrastructure in the history of europe. but this is a vast pipeline which is basically carrying a very cheap, very reliable, very sustainable and uh, you know, essential rushing gas from russian territory into europe,

them can tell you that 4 or 5 days before the explosions of the north stream, he was with the rescue service on chris john. so because there was several ships with the radio stand off, they turns out to be american boy ships and run the rescue service approach. then they will come out and all the them to, to him back. well, i think, or as one of the say, those go deep into the 2 years, although i don't want lit up to the latest revelations 2 years on since this attack on probably the biggest piece of energy infrastructure ever built in europe. a joint venture between european uh, the european countries and russia. the idea of course, to connect cheap russian reliable gas to your opinion, industry. now, you know, they were destroyed. we've had a big circus about who's been responsible, but from day one. and when this occurred 2 years ago, i mean there's been an elephant in the room. let's be absolutely honest about who was responsible for this. as long before the pipelines became operational, there were warnings from the united states that it was a serious, strategic mistake for europe. to do

also cautioning people not to go out and he says that everything will be made possible for the rescue services all the support that they need. we know that the 5, the grades for example, are working together with the military and that as deployment from other regions to what's the affected regions? he's also saying that it will take a mess of effort to rebuild infrastructure. he's seems to be counting on the help of you countries that because he mentioned that it will take the whole of you to actually support these measures. but in the meantime, he describes that spain today, the whole of spain isn't tiers. and what's being said about what tons, vis flooding into flash flooding, catching people. so on there when well we have a severe with a putting time here, which means that cold and hot air ok sort of, you know, coinciding in the same moment. this is why this massive torrential rains. they were much stronger than usually these areas around valencia in the province of funding. so for example, i used to these flash clothings, usually with less damage though. and this time it was just much more

them can tell you that 4 or 5 days before the explosions of the north stream, he was with the rescue service on chris john. so because there was several ships with the radio stand off, they turns out to be american boy ships and run the rescue service approach. then they will come out and all the them to, to him back. it's by, without until and in the see you do by all the colors. say those say it was good to see you say this is, this is the day on for about 2 years now. right. we've heard accusations revise the bank to nation. remind us what sort of all this about. yeah, let me look for 2 years on since this attack on probably the biggest piece of energy infrastructure ever built in europe, a joint venture between european, uh, the european countries and russia. the idea of course, to connect cheap russian reliable gas to european industry. now, you know, they were destroyed. we've had a big circus about who's been responsible. but from day one, eh, when this occurred 2 years ago, i mean, there's been an elephant in the room. let's be absolutely honest about who was responsible for this ad

we had targeted this nomic held organization which is a rescue service. and all that has been so the building of civilians in targeting those who tend to the wounded and help others because a lot of strikes took place in the early hours of the morning. i just shortly off to the idea of had issued and a love to be reached. residents to evacuate several neighborhoods in the south of the city. israel has stepped up. it's a tax on lebanon in recent days, in what it says, a targeted strikes to eliminate hezbollah militants, and bring safety back to its own northern buddha. israel on a footage shows what they say a night ariel attacks on specific areas in southern lebanon near the is really buddha. and now the idea of clip shows soldiers on the ground in an unspecified location in lebanon, of the following the attacks lebanese prime minister. now g, b kaji denounced what he called the criminal aggression by israel against the not been these people and called for a ceasefire. but it doesn't have the ability. but israel says it has now sent a 2nd military divisio

rescue services, hundreds of soldiers too, working round—the—clock right now, they are trying to find these floods. we don't know the numbers yet. we don't know the numbers yet. we don't know the numbers yet. we don't know how many are unaccounted for, but you get a sense of the damage and just the emptiness really on the streets that you can see here too. we know that rail service, as nicky said, that link madrid and valencia could be suspended. we are hearing for as long as three weeks because of the extent of the damage. we have heard from the king who says this is a crisis that is not over at all. and we have been hearing as well from our weather colleagues, that there is more rain on the way. it is not going to be as ever i have as what we have seen in valencia but it psi going to fall and with the ground sodden there is concerns is about the rain that is still coming. if you go to the bbc website this is is a dramatic image we can show you which is a before and after satellite image, released by the european space agency, you can just see the extent of the heavy rain, the impact

but that has also been a one casualty reported by the public opinion rescue services in the occupied a westbank opposed to newman was killed. now israel hasn't turned promised retaliation. what reaction can we expect? why do you think this is very much what's being discussed? you know, and the government is still in security consultations about that actually, but be heard it already after the attack. the appointment is to been, you mean it in y'all's threatened a severe retaliation, and he said that was a great mistake and that you wrong to pay for this attack. we already so overnight is were continuing its attacks on areas in southern lebanon and also in southern bay route. but also there were a tax and a in gaza. but at the same time, of course, experts here saying is where there is a sense is that it has to retire to this and has to be, this has to be severe. now this discussion, what targets that would be, that could be infrastructure to be seen that back in april when there was a 1st attack by iran is very retaliated in a limited way. but this could be much more severe from, you

yes, we spoke to the | president of the canary islands who said that the rescue services, emergency servicese is asking for more help and aid from the rest of europe.— rest of europe. thank you very much indeed. _ you can see bbc africa eye's full documentary on the bbc iplayer. you can also watch on the bbc africa youtube channel. search for dark waters: africa's deadliest migration route. the digital banking company revolut was named in more complaints about fraud last year than any of the uk's biggest banks and online payment and saving services. a freedom of information request by bbc panorama uncovered nearly 10,000 reports about revolut logged with the uk's national reporting centre for economic crime — 2,000 more than barclays. our business correspondent, marc ashdown, reports. hi, good afternoon, canj i speak to laura bailey? yes, speaking. this is a recording of a scam call. hi, fantastic. my name's chris, - calling from the revolut fraud prevention team. how are you doing today? the fraudster�*s pretending to be from revolut. his target was laura bailey. she sells running gearfrom

and suddenly we heard a loud sound that targeted the stomach helped organizations which is the rescue service and all that as dental, the building of civilians, people use the word unbelievable. what are we living through? what are we looking at over here? at the level of trauma, the level of fear population. we don't allow it to happen today. also on the day germany maxima would when the communist east officially joined the west and known here as the community day. but for the full years on with the father writes popularity surging in the east. i need your admin sphere. the country may be drifting apart once again. a supposed to be a he a and dodd's and ha, what we have here in germany. in my view, one of the freest societies in the world is the legacy of the peaceful revolution above all that legacy consists of making it possible for 16000000 inhabitants at the time, i believe, to live in freedom do because yourself inquired. so didn't the welcome to the day that had been his capital, it has been hit by another intense wave of his ride. he asked strikes something by roots has come on the in

again, after stress, this information is still not final, but we have heard from palestinian rescue services that there has been a casualty in the occupied westbank. so this information is also not yet confirmed . and people have been asked to stay close to show just at the time this is now, at least by the time being over a people can go back, at least in the center of the country, a to their normal lives, so to speak. this is of course, also different in the northern area of as well where every tyrants have gone off also in the past hours or so. okay, thank you for that. tony kramer in jerusalem, the middle east correspondents, sean is on us a c a as well. welcome back, showing the this is only the, the 2nd direct attack from a ron on page right. but today's looks quite different from the last time. indeed, i mean, 1st of all, let's keep in mind we're saying it's the 2nd within 6 months. this is how the whole region is kind of get used to this, but this is unbelievable escalation. israel was, you know, counting on on several rounds of a solution every couple of years was its enemies. and n

john: late today in central israel, rescue services say a drone attack injured about 40 people, three of them critically. it's one of the most serious strikes on israel in a year of war. hezbollah has claimed responsibility. special correspondent leila molana-allen has been following all of this from beirut. i know there was an unusual bombing in central beirut on thursday, and you went to see the aftermath. what did you see? leila: i did initially when we were seeing strikes in beirut, they were all of course in the southern suburbs that are run by hezbollah here. that has changed in the past week. we've seen a few strikes in central beirut, but this series of strikes on friday really was a new front in thiwar, an incredibly central area, really just half a mile from where i'm standing right now. i'm right next to the lebanese parliament buildings and several western embassies. it happened just after 8:00 at night on thursday night. and several high-rise residential apartment blocks in this area were hit. one was brought completely to the ground. 12 levels of apartments. 22 people we

i'm the rubble and rescue services are trying to reach them. that's as the idea of operation in the area is now in its 4th week. what i yeah. how do you think it'd be almost nothing less than collective punishment? that's the reaction of the un relief or works agency for palestinian refugees to the decision of the use really upon him in the band. it's local oppressions which consisted of course, a lifeline for the people of gaza. these bills increase the suffering of the palestinians and the nothing less than collective punishment. it poses the un charter and violates the state of israel's obligations under international law. it will probably vote was $650000.00 girls and boys that from education putting at risk an entire generation of children not less cross now live to wonder why regional chief of communications for the middle east and north africa. juliet toma jeanette. i'm glad to have you join the now. now 1st of all, what is your reaction to the band of order i'd like to get these passed by these ready parliament. and what will this mean

when we find it, we take the location, coordinates, and call rescue service 101 and transfer to themrally 20-30 minutes and they are in place. people answer the question of what is the most difficult part of sappers' work. he said that the residents do not understand the danger that may await them. and people have to explain a lot, even the fact that we will go there for a rotation, we have sunday off, we arrive, all the signs are torn down, all the ribbons are torn, people even walk with children when everything is closed, only here on on the way to buchi , two explosive objects were eliminated, it is about 60 mortar mines. the last found just on the sidewalk, which people have traditionally walked on since the liberation of the city. well , you will introduce 120 mortar mines. well, it is so lethal that, well, if a group of people goes there, for example, they will all be simply, maybe someone will be injured, well, they will suffer, let's say, injuries, or even death, groups of sappers work on throughout ukraine, and the scale of demining in different regions, of course, varies. a

arrivals from the russian side to the suburbs of kharkiv, and now kharkiv is really recovering, our rescue services work very coordinated and very quickly, they opened another mobile tsnap, a center for providing administrative services ee for saltivka, for people who have suffered, so that they can immediately... issue such documents, well, who has lost documents, issue documents for recovery, who has lost housing, that is, it is done quickly, and such unpleasant statistics have already been calculated that for the month of september in kharkiv there was a record number of aerial bombardments, 53 attacks, this is from the beginning of this year, so this is the largest number, which is quite a lot and... in the month of september in kharkiv, 339 buildings were damaged, or destroyed or damaged by russian aggression, that is, there is another one... sad statistics, but the biggest problem now that worries the people of kharkiv is the problem of the air we breathe, the air is very gassy, ​​yesterday we had a session of the kharkiv regional council, and even the deputies already asked the head of the r

and as i told you, rescue services are finding it very difficult to get in. house is over the just very close to each other. you can stand on it on the balcony. then you can shake hands with another neighbor on the balcony and it's, it's dense. and densely populated, to this extent. and of course, this wasn't the only attack 11 on and part of the attacks in the southern suburb of a booth, at least 8 strikes and several buildings flattened in the southern. solve the just outside liberties for the in syria. i know the for tax and 3 people at the 2nd . how do you thank you very much indeed out the house by 1st and they were all i said big strong this live not from the calls all the in eastern lab. and i don't know what's the latest, but you're here as well as this been to increase the number of strikes here. and that's where it is, where it has said that the van's talks in his beloved, within the reference depots and low insights and strong holes. but what we're having some the status is that the tons of color could, uh, uh the, the, and the um have being picked

the exchange of experience is of great importance in the development of rescue services. every year we hold more than 200 joint events, and such work gives good result. the coordination with the belarusian side is the highest. alexander kurenkov added that the maneuvers were timed to coincide with the anniversary of the formation of the union state. this year , the agreement between russia and belarus is 25 years old, ntv viewers, the capital, then wait for the program release today in moscow, and we will continue our broadcast for other regions of the central part of the country. the thief of three kangaroos from several russian zoos turned out to be a very short man, and also a repeat offender. criminal cases thirty- one years. ivan nikrasov began to earn long ago, taking advantage of his unusual appearance. they found a petty thief in the area adjacent to the crime scene. he acted on order, managed to sell one baby kangaroo, two individuals remained with him and at the time of detention, it turned out that one baby kangaroo was already dead. all the details from diana

she realizes she is home and that was a sweet moment captured by an animal rescue service.ris faulkner is next.

an incident report by the fire and rescue service in bedfordshire said that although a sprinkler systemhicle which caused a partial collapse of the building. 60?schools in north london are now revising their phone policies to become smartphone free. local headteachers have been meeting with campaign group smartphone free childhood in recent months and are now signing up implement new policies and work towards banning smartphones during the school day. the government guidance is that says that schools should prohibit the use of mobile phones, but they will have autonomy on how to do this. let's take a look at the tubes now. there's a mixed service on the tubes this morning. there are minor delays on the circle and hammersmith and city lines. london overground is part suspended southbound from willesdenjunction to shepherds bush now onto the weather with kawser. hello there. good morning. well, it's been quite a cloudy night for many of us, with some outbreaks of showery rain, but this will continue to clear this morning and it becomes drier with some decent spells of sunshine, especially

she realizes she is home and that was a sweet moment captured by an animal rescue service. nice way to land it. all right. harris faulkner is next. >> harris: we await the nation's 45th president and republican nominee for president is set to hold a news conference at any moment. both presidential candidates are delivering closing arguments today. vice president kamala harris is scheduled for this evening. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." vp harris is skipping the swing states for her closing argument tonight. instead she will make her final pitch to voters from the ellipse right near the white house. her team says the remarks will be optimistic despite days of dark anti-trump rhetoric from the campaign. and from kamala harris. kellyanne conway points out the challenges today for the democrat running for the white house. >> we have been exposed to her constantly now. one thing scarier than not knowing when she stands for is actually what she explains what she stands for. she doesn't have enough time to define herself. >> harris: one piece says the cl

well, the i death toll continues to rise, and that's because the rescue emergency services are stillng on tuesday and wednesday. there are still dozens of people missing. today we've been hearing some of the stories behind this tragedy — for example, the bodies of eight people who had apparently taken refuge in a garage in one town, they were recovered from that garage, they obviously weren't able to get out before the waters caught up with them, as floodwaters rose up and caught up floodwaters rose up and caught up with them. we've heard lots of stories like that. a lot of people are becoming increasingly desperate because there are not basic goods that they have access to, for example, whether it's food or drinking water. so there has been a lot of looting in some areas, and this town which has become well—known because of the number of people that died there, more than a0 people died in that town alone, there's been lots of looting. 39 people were arrested today for looting. so there have been quite chaotic scenes, infrastructure is still disrupted heavily across valencia, in term

devastation time and again so many people told us that for 2 days, they did not see anyone from any rescue services, a tool that they received no information and they eventually did get alerts, but those a lot sounded on the phones off to the flooding had occurred. a great deal of sense of frustration, of course, fear as well. and the sense that no one was coming to help them entire neighborhoods that just completely cut off from the rest of the city. extraordinary . when you think of really how valencia is it's, it's a huge city is one of the most important cities in spain. and yet just a few minutes drive outside. it's almost as if it was a completely, all the world, a catastrophe. and people saying that it was almost like being in some kind of serial dream where they weren't going to be rescued a tool. and of course, with his desk without desktops rising as well as expected. there is the fear, of course, that more dead bodies are going to be coming to the surface as well as the rescue teams are now going into those places where people have been unable to go to. so many people, as we've already s

what we're hearing as far are from medical officials in israel and also the is really fire and rescue services say that there were 2 people indeed that were killed us. some reports suggesting that one man, one woman, both in their forties that was as a result of rockets fired from lebanon, falling in that town of q u x. ramona, in the north of israel. now um there is also been investigation launched. we are told by the israeli army as to why the is really air defense systems failed to intercept those rockets coming from level non caveats. ramona has often been the target of rocket attacks emanating from 11 on over the course of the past several months. often times those rockets are intercepted by the iron dome system. now we should also mention that there are reports that there are buildings that are on fire as a result of those rockets that fell into the extra modem. and that there are 5 fire crews from the gallery legal launch station that are working on trying to put out those fires. it has been reported in the past 1015 minutes, that there were at least 20 rockets in all fired from the web

the scottish fire and rescue service is investigating the cause.than 50,000 call—outs related to hols in the road. to holes in the road. the department for transport has been contacted for comment. the bbc radio 2 presenter johnnie walker has announced he's retiring at the end of the month. it marks the end of a 58—year career in broadcasting. johnnie said the decision was prompted by poor health. the struggles i've had with doing the show and trying to sort of keep a professional standard suitable for radio 2 has been getting more and more difficult. hence my little jokes about puffing billy. so i've had to make the decision that i need to bring my career to an end, after 58 years. what an innings, 58 years, not a bad shift. we wish him well. what's better than seeing a sausage dog out for a walk? what? how about seeing more than a thousand sausage dogs out for a walk! look at these pictures! these are so cute. that's what happened in southwold, in suffolk, over the weekend with daschunds coming from as far as florida tojoin in. the event was to r

the national guard and rescue services from 19 states were called to the scene.ernational day of older persons, once upon a time rum said yes, a respectable age, now it seems to me that they rarely use such a phrase, although it seems to me that it sounds very correct, worthy, yes, i also really like it, the hero of our next report is precisely people of this very respectable age, but they will give many young people a run for their money, seriously, and this once again. proves that even a respectable age is just a number, tatyana borisovna is 75 years old, but would you dare call her a grandmother? no, she is a model, the face of a kursk clothing brand, not a job, a dream, to show off in different images in front of the camera, in general, everything is cool, even the fact that the shoes were pinched, well, so what, well, so what, many in retirement finally find time for their favorite thing, yuri alexandrovich from udmur. at 74 he began to design airplanes, he dreamed about it back in school, in the aircraft modeling club, he designs from improvised materials m

joking with david beckham at an event supporting the rescue service, taking selfies with paramedics.f his visit to samoa later this month. but no sign of a meeting with his youngest son, prince harry, during his brief trip to the uk. harry on a private tour visiting south africa, just as he did as a young working royal nearly 20 years ago, when he co-founded a charity to support young people with hiv/aids. and prince william is also expected to be in south africa next month for his earth shot prize award ceremony. and by the way, guys, this event at windsor castle yesterday, wasn't actually on the royal's schedule. it wasn't an official engagement. prince william invited liz privately after he heard about her story, so she could come, take pictures and meet princess kate. >> that's really sweet. >> yeah, it is. >> kelly, thank you. >>> all right, hoda, hit us with that boost. >> a new york city pup had an unforgettable celebration on the tenth anniversary of his adoption, and all thanks to some really good friends. meet sweeper. he's an 11-year-old spaniel mix. sweeper's owner was ou

they are now saying 43 children and a driver were on board for the five, special service rescue teamnd air ambulance was dispatched the latest that we have is that most of these schoolchildren did not sustain any injuries, only sustained minor injuries but a number were treated more serious injuries at the scene and of those four need hospital treatment for that we have seen a helicopter taking off here in the last half hour. to airlift some patients to hospital with some patients to hospital with some parents expressing thanks and believe that the emergency services reacted so quickly. around the world and across the uk. this is the world today on bbc news. the defence secretaryjohn healey has said sue gray, who quit as sir keir starmer�*s chief of staff on sunday had played a "massive role" in preparing the party for power but had "become a distraction". ms gray's resignation followed what she called "intense commentary about my position". in recent weeks the government has been beset by rows over her salary and freebies given to cabinet ministers and mps. let's speak to sir keir s

fire appliances were sent to the scene and a specialist bus service rescue team in the northern irelandt sustain any injuries, only sustained minor injuries, only sustained minor injuries, but a injuries, only sustained minor injuries, buta numberwere injuries, only sustained minor injuries, but a number were treated for more serious injuries at the scene, and of those, four need hospital treatment, so we have seen a helicopter taking off here in the last half—hour to airlift some patients to hospital. some parents are also here at this cheque point expressing thanks and relief that the emergency services reacted so quickly. the emergency services reacted so ruickl . . ~' ,, , a gp has admitted trying to kill his mother's partner in a dispute over inheritance. thomas kwan disguised himself as a nurse and injected 72—year—old patrick o'hara with a poison, claiming it was a covid booster. kwan had initially denied attempted murder at newcastle crown court, but today changed his plea to guilty. he'll be sentenced next week. manchester city are claiming victory over the premier league — aft

of a challenge communication is not just for civilians, but you bet is trying to do these rescue operations service, email all of it challenge and slows things down tremendously how frustrating is that a general adapt and overcome storm has left at least 166 people dead and six day to lean is now the deadliest hurricanes to strike the us mainland. >> since hurricane katrina, joining me now from raleigh, north carolina as the fema administrator, deanne criswell administrator. thank you so much for joining us. we really appreciate it. i know you're gonna be with president biden later today when you when you brief him on these relief efforts, what's your top line? what do you tell the president first this region has just been clobbered yeah, jim, i think the biggest thing right now is making sure that he understands the extent of the damage here and how challenging it is because of the topography here as we look at the infrastructure damages to water, to the cell lines, to power, the ability to get those turned back on is going to be complicated just by the way appalachia is configured. >> and so we a

floods and flash rain full cause have it. several people have reported missing emergency services. scramble to rescue those in danger. while others assess the damage from a dead use that fell in a flash. i talked with my neighbor and he told me that until mid day, nothing happened. but suddenly, in such a short time, around 300 or 400 leaders of rain came down. i saw the flash blood took lots of dogs, horses, it took away everything. another neighbor got trapped in his car and we don't know whether he's okay or no. similar or some storms have less spain in recent use. the rain for his help, the country recover from the severe drought which in turn increase the risk of flash bloods like these scientists say these extreme weather episodes a likely linked to climate change journalist steven bergen is following developments from the balance of load. we hear the official desk told has jumped to at least 51 just how bad is the situation as well as it gets evolving into the national catastrophe. and i'd be afraid to death those likely to rise as a many isolated areas that haven't been reached. and it's know

into a cliff face in halifax and she had gone into a 12 inch gap and the west yorkshire fire and rescue servicey of the area. so rose, little rose is left in the cliff face. no, no, that is not happening, the community was not having that. so they got together and they were warned by the fire and rescue service not to attempt it because of the structural integrity but they were determined. they were feeding rose with a pipe to get food and water, funnelling it down this crevice to get to her. and then they had live footage of this broadcast. on their social media accounts. they did get her out and then when they get her out, and it took a while, something like eight days, i think, all the rescuers were invited for free drinks at the local pub and thenit free drinks at the local pub and then it was put... kyte newman said everyone comes together, you give what you get back. it was really lovely, rose is fine, she was taken to the vets but it was a story of the community coming together, or put on social media and all celebrated. nice story. rose is a safe. celebrated. nice story. rose is a safe-

peninsula humane society says that injured owl right there rescued a baker beach is showing some improvement. sf fire and animal control services made the rescue on sunday. workers there say the bird is improving and started flying once she's fully back to health. they'll release her near baker beach, where she was found. all right, let's give you a look at the control room inside rockefeller center. another story coming up on nightly news. the ongoing concern over elon musk's political action committee and the justice department's new warning about musk's million dollar political giveaway. but first, back here at home, he's returning to the bay area. dave chappelle is coming back to oakland. we'll tell you when and where you can catch the controrsial comedi what if your mobile network wasn't just built to work out here... ...but was designed differently to also give you blazing fast wifi where you are most of the time? reliable 5g, plus wifi speeds up to a gig where you need it most. xfinity mobile. now xfinity internet customers can buy one line of unlimited and get one free for a year. it's at the paramount theater in oaklan

animals, rescue animals, pets, service dogs, lower blood pressure, absolutely increase somebody's spiritsand morale increase. it's good for physical health, which makes a lot of sense because you're going to go out with your family and walk the dog. but it's just so powerful and it's such a simple solution. you know, there are many anecdotes of veterans who've been on all kinds of protocols, medications, therapy, and then they get a dog and their life is so much better. and if it's a veteran with a physical disability, they love having a dog at their side because the attention out on the street does not go to their disability, the eyes automatically go to the adorable animal next to them. >> andrea and tony, thank you all so much for joining us. i know we run out of time here, but it was great talking to you both. appreciate it. >> you as well andre. great wor. thank you. thank you andre. >> thank you man. >> and our conversation also merged into baseball. la russa is known around here as manager of the 1989 world series champion oakland a's. and of course, the world series kicks off agai

directly related to the issue of evacuation, all- after all, the task of local self-rescue bodies and... social servicescarry out explanatory work, as well as create opportunities, if the decision is made in the family, to create opportunities to leave, of course, to be honest, there are not enough temporary shelters in the region, and very often even the presence of a temporary shelter does not solve the problem of evacuation, because... what people need, especially those who have lost their homes in the border areas, in small settlements , they need permanent housing, and this is a very, very serious, very serious problem that is not being solved systematically, somewhere there are periodically involved international grants, projects to create modular houses, and i have not heard of such programs worked precisely in our region, but given the fact that people do not... want to leave the region, after all, they tend to stay in their community, then perhaps such programs are worth deploying, especially in the context of certain social policies, which are adopted at the level of territorial communities an

around it actually stopped people from being rescue because they think if the government's creating the weather, than they won't reach out to government services to rescue them. and then the first responders and now sub objective attacks. >> and on top of all that, there was a girl with a puppy that i just saw alright. >> majdal and joanna, your term, watch the clip. tell me what's the story? >> alright, microphones, we got somebody talking a more microphones, but nobody is talking this time. >> yep. yeah. and then this person is thinking softball said this is about kamala harris, the media complaining about kamala harris that she's not doing this serious interviews, an instead, she's doing softball interviews, triple points over here went on a media blitz this week to help voters get to know her better. her strategy would you leave no demo and pandered to kamala harris, madam vice president planned a bad dance for madam vice president. >> the president, kamala paris, enrique, thank you included the non traditional outlets like podcast, call her daddy. how was one of the most popular women's podcasts and america characterized by the media well

services. they also rescue dogs from kill shelters. >> over in fresno, one of puppy comes in injured. they would euthanize it when it comes to the door. don't know how that happened. but as you can see, he's quite healthy and fat. now. >> but they've had to stop taking in strays after learning that their least one get renewed next year. caltrans says they need the property to stage equipment for an upcoming construction project. on i-80 in richmond and i spend a lot of sleepless nights worried about. >> somebody will bring an animal and i can't take it in and a bother me for days. jellies place has been renting the land on san pablo dam road from caltrans for $1000 a month. a caltrans spokesperson tells kron 4 that changes in state law bars them from leasing state property for purposes of an animal shelter. caltrans says that they're working with for solution, but that is not true. we've been told there's nothing they can do for bainbridge says the hope is to relocate in not close down for good. i'm working another different county supervisor for district 2 for richmond. he's hopeful

of a challenge communication is, not just for civilians, but you guys tried to do these rescue operation cell service email to it all of that common challenge in the towel slows things down. >> then by pure luck, a few of his men spot us. they found him just out of the blues. so this is great for being reunited. and here's the command post right here this 80 member fema team assisting the north carolina national guard now on day six of rescuing survivors stranded and cut off from help trying to find live people and trying to find human remains they huddle over maps each mountain working out the next days, urgent search. >> how does this work? you guys are doing grids. i see this black, black line that's just easier for us to keep up. >> and so will send squad this will say, you know, good grid one or good to go 34 before sunset, we roll out. >> we came up about three miles. but honestly, it feels like ten back down the mountain a second look at what helene laid to waste before we can make it down. another danger, getting through these torn and treacherous roads typically the roads washed out in a mou