typhoon saola has made landfall in southern china, having given hong kong a glancing blow.ed in strength, saola is bringing fierce winds and heavy rain to guangdong province, where tens of millions of people are sheltering indoors. 800,000 people have been evacuated from the more vulnerable areas of guangdong, which is home to several megacities. saola has caused extensive disruption to transport, business, and education, and is likely to bring storm conditions for much of the weekend. live now to hong kong resident anna adasiewicz, whose home has been damaged by falling debris from typhoon saola. and your home has been damaged, anna. ., ,., ., ., ., ., anna. hello. good afternoon, everyone- _ anna. hello. good afternoon, everyone- i'm _ anna. hello. good afternoon, everyone. i'm standing - anna. hello. good afternoon, everyone. i'm standing in - anna. hello. good afternoon, everyone. i'm standing in the| everyone. i'm standing in the middle here, we are in discovery bay of mentor island, just south of the airport. it is the largest island here in hong kong. we have had ext

you can see saola rotating, it is a large typhoon moving gradually closer to the coast of the south—westong, it will probably be the worst typhoon to impact hong kong in five years and following closely will be the next typhoon pushing in to taiwan but lets look at the track of typhoon saola and it will move close to the coast of hong kong, could be about 300 millimetres of rain falling over the mountainous areas before moving back to the south china sea. looking at the rainfall, the green colours indicate the torrential rainfall, very close to hong kong over the next 24—hour was but notjust the rain, strong winds from the east pushing up the sea—level in the region so we could see coastal inundation as the sea rises around three metres compared to normal, pushing to the south—west but you can see the next storm system lining up which will push across taiwan a potentially second landfall in a similar area in southern china next week so the combination of the heavy rainfall, strong winds and the coastal inundation that will mean some very severe weather across the region over the next few

this is typhoon saola here. you can see it rotating.'s moving its wayjust gradually close to the coast of the southwest of china, approaching hong kong. at the moment, it's going to be probably the worst typhoon to impact hong kong in around about five years. and then following close on its heels, similar area will be the next typhoon haikui, which is just pushing in towards taiwan at the moment. but let's take a look at the track of typhoon saola first and over the next few days it's going to move its way close to the coast here of hong kong, hong kong and guangdong. there could be about 300 millimetres of rain falling over the mountainous areas there before it then curls back probably in towards the south china sea, affecting hainan and the peninsula as well. so let's take a look at the rainfall associated with this system. you can see the green colours here indicating the torrential rainfall. it's going to move very close to hong kong over the next 2a hours or so. but of course, notjust the rain. these really strong winds coming in f

hundreds of flights were cancelled in china's guangdong province and hong kong as super typhoon saola raise a strong storm advisory. three tropical cyclones have formed in the northwest pacific ocean and south china sea, with saola and haikui already labelled typhoons. another one — called kirogi — is the most distant from land and is still classified as a tropical storm. with more on this here's sarah keith lucas. we have seen a very busy spell and the typhoon season with more to come. you can see saola rotating, it has a large typhoon moving gradually closer to the coast of the south—west of china approaching hong kong, at will probably be the worst typhoon to impact hong kong in five years and following closely will be the next typhoon pushing in to want taiwan but lets look at the track of typhoon saola and it will move close to the coast of hong kong, could be about 300 millimetres of rain falling over the mountainous areas before moving back to the south china sea. looking at the rainfall, the green colours indicate the torrential rainfall, very close to hong kong over the next

typhoon saola is moving closer to china. schools and most businesses are closed and hundreds of flights have been canceled. >>> donald trump pleaded not guilty to trying to overturn his election loss in georgia. and trump's lawyers say he will not appear in person for next week's scheduled arraignment. >>> the biden administration has proposed a rule aimed at curbing the so-called gun show loophole. people selling guns would be required to perform background checks on buyers. >>> pennsylvania and federal law enforcement agencies are on a manhunt for the inmate they are describing as, quote, extremely dangerous. they say he escaped from a prison outside philadelphia on thursday morning. >> cavadanelo cavalcante is in s on for murder of his former girlfriend. he stabbed her 38 times in front of her kids and warns he could be capeable of anything. >> his depravity knows no bounds. he has nothing to lose. so i don't know what he is capable of doing. if he is already engaged in murder in broad daylight in front of her two childre

we begin with super vaccine saola hitting chong and southern coast of china at this hour. the authorities have the highest level of weather warning following weeks of rain and flooding. with wind increases workers in hong kong stayed at home. start of the new school year pushed back. packages were left stranded as more than 400 flights were canceled in hsien zen all available herlts in the 11 are being opened. we spoke to phoebe congress and she told us about the conditions. >> this is unusually powerful and such vaccine saola is expected to be the pmost destructive one in years making residents and government officialing vigilant and nervous. we have seen pictures of huge waves lashing water fronts, trees collapsing, some low lying areas getting flooded as the vaccine saola is passing by hong kong and within the territory in the coming hours and along the southern coast of china bringing extensive damage as predicted by scientists. the government is getting prepared to brace themselves for there super vaccine -- this super typhoon and you can hardly find anyone on the str

the storm saola hit from friday night to saturday morning local time.is possible that the storm saola is the strongest storm that has occurred in this area in the last five years. walker forest area in the state of texas, usa, more than 200 hectares of trees were burned and the neighborhood officials asked the residents of the area to evacuate the area. due to this fire, it was already clear that the end of this news section in the name of god. hello, i would like to welcome you , dear viewers of the khabar network. good morning. first of all, about the temperature situation . in the past 24 hours, the hottest part of the country was shahrdad in kerman province with a maximum temperature of 45 degrees and the coolest in ardabil with a minimum temperature of 60 degrees. among the provinces , ahvaz was the hottest center with a maximum temperature of 45 degrees. currently, there are also covers of eyebrows in the section that should be numbered we predict that we will have scattered rain today in the highlands of mazandaran province and the highlands of a

super typhoon saola has crashed into hong kong and mainland china bringing with it hurricane—force windsissued its highest storm alert — number ten. these are the latest pictures from hong kong. you can see the powerful winds sweeping the rain sideways. the hong kong observatory is warning of winds which mean speeds of 118 kilometres an hour, with the typhoon�*s eyewall posing what it calls a high threat. in the nearby chinese city of shenzhen, emergency shelters have been opening. hundreds of thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes and hundreds of flights have been cancelled. and here it is seen from space, on the left of the screen, with another, smaller typhoon, to the right. we've been talking to some residents in discovery bay in hong kong. they told us more about their experience there. the government told us already yesterday that it will be a day off. all the schools are closed, stock exchange closed, all the businesses are closed. it is the closest typhoon we've had in the past 20 years. it's meant to be passing us by at midnight at about a0 kilometres from here

the highest storm alert is in force in hong kong, as super typhoon saola approaches.ng kong hasjust been placed on its highest possible alert level, as it braces itself for the arrival of super typhoon saola. experts say saola will bring winds gusting at more than 200 kilometres per hour, that's 125 miles per hour. these are the latest pictures just in from discovery bay in hong kong, just look at the power of those winds. flights in and out of the territory have already been cancelled, and the start of the school year has been delayed. residents have beeen warned to stay away from exposed windows and doors. this is the scene live in central hong kong. i think these are the neighbourhood where the scene, vi of the storm has not quite passed yet, it is just after nine o'clock local time. the pictures are not amazingly in focus

typhoon saola has made landfall in southern china, having given hong kong a glancing blow. saola is bringing fierce winds and heavy rain to guangdong province, where tens of millions of people are sheltering indoors. 800,000 people have been evacuated from the more vulnerable areas of guangdong, which is home to several megacities. now on bbc news, the travel show. from tiny fairy penguins to taking the show on the road. one of the world's most spectacular ecosystems. and maybe the worst customer service experience you might ever endure, all in the name of fun. what is this? i'm not playing charades right now. you use your big girl words. this week we're in australia. it's been a while now since australia officially reopened its borders to tourists and it's been so good to see so many people heading there. and today, we'll be looking back at some of my favourite travel show moments from the country i still call home. of course, australia is a vast country and we can't possibly attempt to cover the whole nation injust this one program. but hopefully we'll give you a flavour.

make no mistake, typhoon saola is bringing quite some damages to hong kong.ike that. the tree is pretty much, like, uprooted. it is in the middle of a park and has been cordoned off by, i believe, pike officers, park management here. it is obviously not blocking any passageway, doesn't seem to have hurt anyone passing by. yet, there are many tree branches littered on pavements. you can see there are people back on the streets jogging, enjoying the rest of saturday. some people just take the initiative to clear some branches along the way. but other than that, since hong kong has spared itself in pretty much the worst damages that you could imagine under this typhoon, according to the same government's reports, only less than 90 people have been admitted to hospital, and emergency rooms to receive treatment and there is no mentioning of serious injuries our casualties so hong kong has been faring all right. the typhoon is over so it is all about restoring lives and if you talk about the airport, flights were cancelled and now the airport authorities are saying

typhoon saola has made landfall in southern china, having given hong kong a glancing blow. where tens of millions of people are sheltering indoors. 800—thousand have been evacuated from the more vulnerable areas there, which is home to several megacities. the system is likely to bring storm conditions for much of the weekend. to south african now, where relatives have begun identifying the bodies of those who died in the worst building fire the country has seen. 7a people, including 12 children, were killed in the blaze at an apartment block injohannesburg's former central business district on thursday. there have been complaints of delays in the identification process, with some families waiting outside the mortuary for up to two hours. the un has warned of an impending humanitarian crisis in niger after the new militaryjunta suspended the activities of un agencies in what it called military operation zones. the army took power in a coup in latejuly amidst islamist militant insurgencies. more than 3 million people already face food insecurity in niger and prices have incre

typhoon saola has made landfall in southern china, having given hong kong a glancing blow.rs. concern over the presence of lightweight concrete in schools and hospitals widens. labour calls for urgent checks in all public buildings in england. and shooting for the stars. india is set to launch its first observation mission to the sun in about an hour's time. hello. the billionaire businessman, mohamed al fayed, who went from selling soft drinks in egypt to owning harrods and the paris ritz, has died at the age of 94. his eldest son, dodi, was killed alongside princess diana in a car crash in paris 26 years ago. an inquiry into mr al fayed's business dealings led successive governments to refuse him british citizenship. daniela relph looks back now at al fayed's life. mohammed al fayed, once the proud owner of harrods, the world's most famous department store, who yearned to be part of the british establishment. born in egypt, he married the sister of billionaire arms dealer adnan khashoggi and built a business empire.

this was the scene in hong kong earlier this month, when super typhoon saola swept across the region.cial hub and trading was halted on the stock exchange. and we're fast approaching bushfire season in australia. pollution levels in parts of sydney are already comparable to beijing and new delhi. authorities are forecasting the most intense bushfire season since the black summer of 2019—20. earlier, i spoke to the chief executive of international sos, arno vassey, and he told me how businesses can best prepare for these types of weather events. the whole point is to get prepared. so how does one get prepared? it is training employees and having plans in place. so you train employees so you inform them of the risks, you can go through each training, you can give them a number of digital tools so they can access information — in our case, we are publishing materials 24/7 on medical and security situations so that the employees know in advance what will happen. so access to digital tools, applications, tracking systems so an organisation does at any one time where the employee is, the po

this was the scene in hong kong earlier this month when subito finz saola swept across the region.were shot in the financial hub and trading was altered on the stock issues. where reggie bush biases in australia. authorities are forecasting the most intense bushfire season since the black sum of 2019-2020. i since the black sum of 2019—2020. i spoke to chief executive of international sos and he told me how businesses can best prepare for these weather events.— can best prepare for these weather events. ., ,., weather events. the whole point is to net weather events. the whole point is to get prepared. _ weather events. the whole point is to get prepared. so _ weather events. the whole point is to get prepared. so how - weather events. the whole point is to get prepared. so how does| is to get prepared. so how does one get prepared? it is in training employees and having plans in place, so you train employees are so you inform them of the risks. you can go through each training, you give them a number of digital tools so that they can access information. we are publishing alerts 24

typhoon saola has made landfall in southern china, having given hong kong a glancing blow.doors. eight—hundred thousand people have been evacuated from the more vulnerable areas of guangdong — which is home to several megacities. now on bbc news...the briefing

millions of people in hong kong and neighbouring southern china are sheltering indoors as typhoon saola governor has called on the public to engage in a state of near—war against the storm. chinese authorities say saola may make landfall on the stretch of coast that includes macau and a number of megacities. india's supreme court, is considering petitions, challenging prime minister narendra modi's decision to strip indian—administered kashmir of its semi—autonomy. new delhi took direct control in 2019, and now the security forces are being accused, of a campaign of arrests and intimidation of journalists. india and pakistan both claim the kashmir region and each control part of it. the area under indian control, has seen insurgencies by several militant groups, and the security forces are accused of cracking down on those reporting events. the bbc has spoken to several journalists with stories of serious abuse. our south asia correspondent, yogita limaye, has more from the city of srinagar. this is the kashmir india's government wants the world to see. beautiful, serene, full of touris

powerful typhoon saola is now targeting southern china including hong kong and has already started to bring heavy downpours. an additional 500 millimeters of rainfall in just two days, and gusts up to 200 kilometers per hour are expected, so please be prepared for severe flooding and long lasting power cuts. another system is likely to move through southern okinawa saturday and then move through northern taiwan on sunday. officials are asking people to stay in lower places as much as they can. we have to watch out for another system approaching ogasawara from sunday to monday. it will move through western japan as a tropical depression. on saturday thunder showers are possible in hong kong and taipei. tokyo will see sunny skies with a high of 35. finally in india, people in the north east are dealing with heavy downpours. we have some video. india's north eastern state was hit by continuous torrential rain. major rivers in the state have swallowed much agricultural land. local media reported 100 villages have been affected by the flood waters, forcing them to move to higher grounds. s

the super typhoon saola is expected to make landfall in hong kong in the next hours, with winds overnto the death of sara sharif say they have been ilegally detained. hello, i'm maryam moshiri, welcome to bbc news now, we start here in the uk where the government is facing calls to "come clean" about the scale of the problems facing school buildings in england, after some have been forced to close because they were made with concrete prone to collapse. more than a hundred schools are scrambling to put emergency measures in place before children return from summer holidays — for most, that will be in just a few days time. the closures were announced after ministers said they had seen "new evidence" on the type of concrete — known as raac. so far, a full list of the schools affected has not been made public. schools minister nick gibb told bbc breakfast the government was acting on expert advice in 2018 which has now been changed making urgent action, critical.

this is dw news from berlin the vaccine slamming hong kong, china issued the highest weather alert as saola show of dissent against the assad regime.

the highest storm alert is in force in hong kong as super typhoon saola, with wind speeds of over 115shows the hurricane bearing down on south—eastern china, and close behind it is tropical storm haikui, over there on the right, which is expected to strengthen into a typhoon by sunday. 800,000 people have been evacuated in china's guangdong province amid heavy flooding. thousands of train drivers have been on strike again today, leaving large parts of england without services. members of the aslef union have been involved in a long running dispute over pay. tomorrow, in a separate strike, rail workers will walk out from 1a different train companies, cutting services in half. journeys into scotland and wales will be affected. meanwhile, the future of station ticket offices is under scrutiny. hundreds could close in england, with a public consultation ending at midnight. our transport correspondent katy austin has the latest. a ticket office in surrey open for business today, but for how much longer? under pressure from the government to cut costs, train companies say ticket—buying habi

storm saola did not understand, it injured at least 55 people and caused financial losses. flight in konkur was also canceled due to this storm, and this is not the case this year . due to the climatic changes of southeast asia, during the summer months, the region has been affected by severe storms. the 17th volume of the book series "the way of the stars" has been published , including the biographies and memoirs of the martyrs of the irgc ground forces, which are located in the northwest and southeast of the security region. the country was provided by yazd martyrs of the new generation omidpur, born in 1364, abbas ali jannesari, born in 1345, muhammad man, born in 1363, mohammad jaafar khane, born in 1344. martyrs of different ages and generations were walking the path of the stars. when you look at the date of their martyrdom , you can see the history of the martyrs. stable security in the collection titled "the way of the stars" in the northwestern regions of our country for many years in capturing the anti-revolutionary groups of pejak and demokrat terrorist groups,

typhoon saola has made landfall in southern china, having given hong kong a glancing blow.aola is bringing fierce winds and heavy rain to guangdong province, where tens of millions of people are sheltering indoors. eight—hundred thousand people have been evacuated from the more vulnerable areas of guangdong — which is home to several megacities. now on bbc news...the briefing this is the kashmir the indian government wants the world to see. beautiful, serene, filled with tourists. away from the site is the more grim picture. a painful long running conflict, more recently a clampdown on democratic rights. journalists who can bring out people's voices and the grim realities say they are being silenced by the government. this kashmiri reporter pictured here at one of his court hearings. he has beenin one of his court hearings. he has been injailforfive one of his court hearings. he has been in jail for five years charged under terror laws. been in jail for five years charged underterror laws. his been in jail for five years charged under terror laws. his father mohammed says h

millions of people in hong kong and neighbouring southern china are sheltering indoors as typhoon saolakirted southern hong kong but the city has been lashed by high winds that have toppled trees. these are pictures from the chinese city of shenzhen. further north, 800,000 people have been evacuated in china's guangdong province. its governor has called on the public to engage in a state of near—war against the storm. india is ramping up security, preparing to host world leaders at the g20 summit in new delhi next week. the country is rolling out anti—drone systems, and has put 130,000 security officers in place. though, there are reports china's president xi jinping will not attend. he had met with india's narendra modi at the brics summit last week, but tensions remain high between the two countries. on tuesday, india lodged a strong protest, after beijing published an official map which appeared to lay claim to a large tract of land in the hamalayas over which india claims sovereignty. beijing responded by saying its neighbour should stay calm, and not �*over interpret�* the issue. w

after lashing parts of hong kong and macau, typhoon saola has made landfall in the southern chinese provincerly saturday. so far one person has been killed in the dangerous storm, with severe winds leaving a trail of devastation and stranding hundreds of hong kong travellers. former un ambassador, congressman and new mexico governor bill richardson has died. president biden called richardson a patriot and true original in a statement. us secretary of state antony blinken said in his own statement richardson dedicated his life to public service. richardson helped negotiate the release of americans detained abroad. he bargained for the release of hostages and detainees held by regimes in north korea, cuba, iraq, myanmarand sudan. most recently he helped secure the release last year of marine veteran trevor reed from russia in a prisoner swap. representatives say he died in his sleep at his massachusetts home. richardson was 75 years old. ll cool], eltonjohn, and the beach boys�* brian wilson are among the fans of american singer—songwriter jimmy buffett paying tribute to the creator of margari

in china, typhoon saola made landfall twice saturday on the country�*s southern guangdong province.le are bracing for a different storm, typhoon haikui, sunday. 3,000 people were evacuated, and domestic flights have been canceled as torrential rain and strong winds are expected in the island�*s south and east. finally, to a sea otter fit for a talent show. 9—year—old juno, who lives in oregon zoo, is a big fan of basketball. her keepers taught her how to put a ball through a hoop to help keep herjoints moving as she gets older. juno�*s reviews are all conclusive — she�*s �*otterly�* impressive! stay with us here on bbc news. that�*s all from us here in washington, we leave you with these live pictures of london as we hand off to our colleagues there. stayed tuned right here on bbc news. hello. the weather is set to feel decidedly summer—like over the next few days but there is one small reminder that we are now into september. a bit of a more autumnal and murky start to sunday with mist and fog patches in places. a completely different type of weather in the far north of the uk. the

meanwh meanwhile typhoon saola is -- fierce winds triggered the city's highest threat level, the citye worst with no reports of casualties or massive damage. >>> north korea fired more missiles early saturday, south korea's joint chiefs of staff says it detected several cruise missiles around 4:00 a.m. local time, adding the missiles were fired into the yellow sea. military officials said they're analyzing details. the u.s. and south korea wrapped up joint military exercises on thursday. >>> french students prepare to begin a new school year, facing a strict new dress code on religious clothing. we'll tell you what france's president is now saying just ahead, stay with us. plplus free home delivery when you add a base shop now only at sleep number. try killing bugs the worry-free way. not the other way. zevo traps use light to attract and trap flying insects with no odor and no mess. they work continuously, so you don't have to. zevo. people-friendly. bug-deadly. #. >>> days after a coup in gabon swept the -- eventual return to democracy. in a televised address the general said he doe

markets are shot as you said and this is because the city is preparing for the approach of supertyphoon saolait could be the worst to hit the city in five years. so hong kong markets are shut. colleagues also point out that this hong kong market being shut might provide a bit of a benefit to the on-shore chinese equity system as we look at the chinese related stocks. but it is a good start for september for asian equities. lizy? liz: batton down the hatches thanks to avery on in sing poor. today, i'm joined by sofia orta acosta. i want to get into that p.m.i. data. better than expected. 51 for manufacturing. first, we have that official day to surprise the upside. now, it is private data cowed we say that the stimulus is working? >> it seems to be, lizy. this is the one that is focused on the coastal cities and reflects how private companies are doing. it is correlated to expert growth. so this is a more positive story for china's economy. manufacturing isn't the part of the economy that china wants to ramp up. it's the consumer part, the services part. so we still have kind of weakening pict

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typhoon saola has made landfall in southern china, where hundreds of thousands of people have been moved yip is in hong kong, which has already been hit by the typhoon. good to see you. what's the situation like there?- good to see you. what's the situation like there? hong kong has dodaed a situation like there? hong kong has dodged a bullet _ situation like there? hong kong has dodged a bullet somehow. - situation like there? hong kong has dodged a bullet somehow. weatherj situation like there? hong kong has. dodged a bullet somehow. weather is coming down a lot, as you may be able see from my back, and so far there are only reports of around 120 fallen trees, dozens of people went to the a and e to receive treatment but nothing serious. we have seen footage of trees uprooted, solar panels flown off roofs and laid in the middle of the road but otherwise, hong kong doesn't seem to have got too much damage, also some flooding and the train network has a ready resumed after some walk around to clear up broken branches and all that. so, it's not too bad right here. for quandong problems at