since septemberfive there have been no armed clashes and there have been no clea ra nce armed clashesre have been no clearance operations. nonetheless, we are concerned to hear that numbers of muslims are fleeing across the border to bangladesh. we wa nt to across the border to bangladesh. we want to find out why this exodus is happening. we would like to talk to those who have fled, as well as those who have fled, as well as those who have stayed. i think it is very little known that the great majority of muslims in the rakhine state have not joined majority of muslims in the rakhine state have notjoined the exodus. 0ver state have notjoined the exodus. over 50% of the villages of muslims are intact. they are as they were before the attacks took place. and we would like to know why. this is what i think we have to work towards. not just what i think we have to work towards. notjust looking at the problem, but also looking at the area where there are no problems. why have we been able to avoid this problem in certain areas. for this reason, we would like to invite the members of our d

military operations finished on september five... statement that military operations finished on septemberfive i saw villages being burned, we watched people doing it under the noses of the burmese authorities. we have seen the burmese authorities. we have seen columns of smoke, across the river, just two days ago, clearly villages are still being burned. fishy in denial, has she cut herself off from reality? this is some of what aung san suu kyihas this is some of what aung san suu kyi has said, we can do that now. this is part of the speech before we hear from this is part of the speech before we hearfrom bbc this is part of the speech before we hear from bbc birmingham this is part of the speech before we hearfrom bbc birmingham ‘s. —— bbc burmese. we feel deeply for the suffering of all the people who have been caught up in the conflict. those who have had to flee their homes are many, notjust muslims and rakhines, but also small minority groups. we are concerned to hear that numbers of muslims are fleeing across the border to bangladesh. we want to find out why this exodus is happening. w

it is the international mission from nasa and japan and the over paths you are seeing is from septemberfiveeing is from september five when hurricane irma was a category five storm in the atlantic. we can see the storm in three dimensions, the really intense rain in the eye wall, and that tells us a lot about the hurricane heat engine, how the storm is intensifying, and right now it gives us clues the storm might impact land, both in terms of rain, winds, and ultimately coastal flooding and indolent flooding from this tremendous storm. what in particular will you be looking at, then, with regards to hurricane irma, but also hurricanejose, which follows up behind? that's right, being able to look at this from the vantage point of space, using both international and domestic satellite and airborne capabilities allows us to understand the structure of these storms in a way that is very important for groups like the national hurricane centre to improve their forecast. so we are looking not only at the storm structure but we are getting imagery both before and after the storm passes to get a sen