spain is behind you i— your squares, your bridges. spain is behind you.ing else and regards to those who have _ something else and regards to those who have been working on this, public— who have been working on this, public servants who have been working — public servants who have been working on this emergency. now they are still— working on this emergency. now they are still working tirelessly, all of the services behind this, police, ngos. _ the services behind this, police, ngos. or— the services behind this, police, ngos, orthe the services behind this, police, ngos, or the society working in towns _ ngos, or the society working in towns and — ngos, or the society working in towns and cities, your work gives us faith and _ towns and cities, your work gives us faith and we — towns and cities, your work gives us faith and we are very proud of this. the crisis _ faith and we are very proud of this. the crisis committee of the spanish government we set up yesterday is going _ government we set up yesterday is going to _ government we set up yesterday is

well, spain is very well prepared. _ spain. well, spain is very well prepared. it — spain.. well, spain is very well prepared, it has protocols - spain. well, spain is very well prepared, it has protocols andj prepared, it has protocols and emergency plans for these eventualities. it's how and when these plans are activated, and i believe from the information we've been finding, there was a delay in the activation of the plan that meant that some of the evacuations, early warnings were received it too late by some of the people affected and impacted by it. some of the people affected and impacted by it— impacted by it. obviously there will be investigations _ impacted by it. obviously there will be investigations into - impacted by it. obviously there will be investigations into the l will be investigations into the coming months as to what possibly went wrong, what could've been done differently. butjust could've been done differently. but just explain could've been done differently. butjust explain how civil protection agencies do prepare for this kind disaster, and wheth

devastation in spain.t 95 people have been killed in flash floods after a years rth of rain in eight hours. three days of mourning have been declared. thousands of flee a lebanese city after israel begins a series of attacks on hezbollah targets. in the u.k. the chancellor tells -- she would not want to repeat the 40 billion pound tax rise budget and she wants to faster growth. >> i say to working people i would not increase your national insurance. i will not increase your vat. i will not increase your income tax. >> in the u.s. election, donald trump and u.s. -- can't jump in, harris continue their tour of states with both holding competin events in the state of north carolina. the first case of mpox has been detected in the u.k. ♪ welcome to the world today where we bring you an hour of international news from the bbc. we come on air with developing news from spain and at least 95 people have been killed after flash floods hit on the south and east of the country. one region in valencia received their e

he is a reminder of our top story. officials in spain say it is 95 people i did off. that's a rental rain spot flash clouds in the east regions. so for then see, and we'll see you all have been was 2006 still missing under the sole is expected to rise. spain is observing 3 days of more and that's it's of from you don't go away off next off on. well, looks at why some people are afraid the .

the prime minister of spain expresses the whole of spain is in tears over this catastrophe. rescue f. it's all still ongoing. most of the infrastructure is damaged or damaged or vanished bridges. streets the flooded people, partly are still stuck on to try to communicate themselves with these rescue teams . and that's not that easy as communication policy also has been out and vanished. so this is quite a mess of effort. we get to learn the overall damage that has been done overnight, but i think this will be taking days or even some week until we really figure out how much of the infrastructure is going and how many people are affected here. we're looking at thousands of people being displaced, and i'm sure that this tool sadly, will also be rising upon them and held a minute silence. what else is the government doing? well, uh, pay that essentially is the spanish prime minister already spoke this morning. he obviously is trying to express his concern and his condolences, 1st of all, to the family members and friends of victims. he is saying that a spain will be there for them. the g

the news live from bell and the storms are full cost to continue after a deadly downfall in spain. flash floods left the trail of destruction behind them . spain is observing 3 days of morning, also coming off as us vice president come on, harris and republican canada. donald trump make the final fits has to vote as we look at the role for and this information could play in the presidential election. the guy, the elf is welcome to the program. spain is observing 3 days of morning, off the flash floods killed at least 95 people with dozen and still missing. the desk still could rise spain's king philip is wanting that the emergency is not over yet. the eastern regions of most of the n, valencia y hit the hottest. the south was hit to a so called coal drop triggered the huge storms. that's when a cold atlantic low pressure system collides with bowl mediterranean and muddy torrance swept away vehicles and ripped upon homes. across much of eastern spain streets are strewn with wreckage from the countries was natural disaster. in decades, the causes scattered like toys, testaments to th

in spain, you are safe.en converted into a stay centre, housing around 170 sub—saharan africans who arrived in spain recently. a local ngo gives them advice on labour law and teaches them spanish. with a view to helping them find jobs. translation: we are in contact with a lot of companies in leon l in leon in industries like construction, forest management and farming. they get in touch because they know we have people who want to work. this man from mali recently started working in a nearby factory that makes products from marble and granite. translation: we need| a lot of manpower in this profession, but it's tough, it gets cold. you have to lift heavy weight. so it's not thejob many young people here want to do, so immigrants provide an important opportunity for us. more than 38,000 undocumented migrants have arrived in spain so far this year. most of them travelling from africa to the canary islands. while these arrivals have generated fierce political debate, many believe the economic case for them to

spain has been a golden child.his is been a reversal where they have been performing better than the coronations of france and germany. talk to us about what you've been hearing from the finance minister. how well-positioned spain is right now and how much tension there is around this budget. kriti: no one pays attention to the yields. there on the periphery, traded high. no one wants spanish credit except for right now where they can't get enough of it. you see record bond options in spain. go to madrid and all they are talking about is spanish yields are now lower than the french yields. the major source of pride, national pride for spanish investors. international investors have been bullish on spain. but the reasoning is not the sunny beaches of spain. it's a series of other factors as well. i asked the minister this very question. take a listen to what he said about the sustainability of that outperformance. >> competitiveness of our firms given the good track records in terms of energy costs, the spanish solu

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this _ have coming in from spain, the valencia area.ng in from spain, the valencia area. this is part - have coming in from spain, the valencia area. this is part of i valencia area. this is part of the clean—up operation — so many roads still blocked, meaning rescue operators and emergency workers cannot get to the areas affected, but we've seen many roads cleared of the debris as part of the clean—up operation there. let's speak to the bbc�*s guy hedgecoe, who's in madrid. just talk us through what the latest is there.— latest is there. well, the death toll _ latest is there. well, the death toll continues - latest is there. well, the death toll continues to l latest is there. well, the i death toll continues to rise, and that's because the rescue emergency services are still finding people who went missing 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,

in spite a trial of destruction of the punch floods, bath of the country, spain is obsessing 3 days of morning, also coming up with just days to go before the election. us vice president campbell of harris and republican presidential candidates of donald trump and bach on a blitz of battleground states. from seasons on a gasp, by jove, biden, and takes to the campaign trail in a garbage truck. the i've been visible and welcome. spain is observing 3 days of morning, off the flash flooding, killed at least 95 people. thousands are still missing and the death told is expected to rise based in regions of most the valencia will hottest his huge stones which triggered by a so called cold drunk that happens when a cold atlantic low pressure system collides with wall, mediterranean air, money, torrance, swept away vehicles and ripped the polyps across much of eastern spain streets are strewn with wreckage from the countries was natural disaster in decades . cars this guy said like toys, testament to the power of the voices, which took everything in their path, including some residents trying t

also coming up to spain is in the morning, the death toll from flash flooding in the country is now jumped to at least a 155 feet. the bread golf is good to have you with this in germany says that it is closing all 3 general consulates in the country in response to the execution of a german and rainy and a duel national intake. ron, 3 days ago, germany's for administer on a link to bare bach announced the new saying that relations with iran had reached an old time blood. she called for the you to extend sanctions against the wrong berlin has been warning of severe consequences for months prior to the execution of young she shar, mont, germany's and bastard to be ron left to run yesterday. his diplomatic tensions runs for these political correspondent julius old eli is following the story for city. julio, what more can you tell us? so we've heard that the 3 general consulates of iran in germany has been order shuts by the german government. that means that 32 diplomats and employees working at these conflicts will have to leave the countries operations will cease there. and if the employees

though britain ceded back to spain by 1784. this is 20 years after british rule the colony was transformed. a sparsely populated military outpost to, a nation plantation export colony of 4000 people, most of whom were enslaved. the war of independence interrupted that transformation and turned to st augustine into a refugee camp for loyalists. the number of people ballooned from the 4000 locals to 10,000 people by 1778, and then 17,000 after the evacuation of charleston and savannah in 1782. well, during the war of independence, spain, like france, had entered the conflict against great britain to try to weaken its european rival. and during the peace of paris in 1782, in 1783, spain to trade for gibraltar. they had stacked up a lot of places that they conquered and occupied the bahamas and mobile and pensacola. but britain was not willing give up. gibraltar and spain had be satisfied with reclaiming the gulf of mexico and, keeping what came was now known as west florida, with mobile and pensacola, east florida, including the t

this is an image of the valencia region in spain takenjust a image of the valencia region in spain taken compare that, to this image, taken just after the floods. scientists say that climate driven droughts have dried out the soils, likely increasing the speed and the breadth of the rain run—off. from europe to the us to asia, many parts of the world have seen extremely heavy storms and dangerous floods this year. scientists say that over the past two decades, our ongoing reliance on fossil fuels has made the very worst events more frequent and more lethal, but a rapid move away from coal, oil and gas could limit the deadly impact of these storms. tt limit the deadly impact of these storms. ., ., , ., storms. if we now really get our act to . ether storms. if we now really get our act together and _ storms. if we now really get our act together and stop _ storms. if we now really get our act together and stop burning - storms. if we now really get our act together and stop burning fossil- together and stop burning fossil fuels, which we can because we have the knowledge and technology to

. >>> catastrophic floods in spain. nearly 100 dead after a year's worth of rain fell in a single day. >>> the yankees fans banned for interfering with the dodgers' mookie betts catching a foul ball. >>> and a whole new view of fall. why some visitors are seeing the season's beautiful colors for the very first time. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, and welcome. with the trump campaign trying to move on from the fallout over racist remarks made by a speaker at a trump rally over the weekend, some off-the-cuff comments made by president biden are generating their own controversy tonight shifting focus at a critical moment for both campaigns with under a week to go until the election. vice president kamala harris fresh off making her closing argument speech last night today facing questions over president biden's apparent reference to trump supporters as garbage. the white house quick to clarify the president's words and meaning as the trump campaign was busy threading the presid

that's why the predators were ones hunted down in this part of spain . about 3 years ago, both hunting became a legal across the country fellow. i'm looking to book a couple of it will, doesn't have to disappear completely hit a, but it has to be held in check on the outcome. if we want our hurts to graze company and help prevent forest fires for them. and even if we want there to be shepherds in our village, it, uh, i'll be on the bus boat, then we have to keep the wolves under control control and the phone on each on at the lower level, the castilian legal region is home to about 1800 volts. some areas have the highest population density and all of western europe. even so the erie and wolf is under protection in spain. to him as the honors, as a wolf activist. as he works as a wolf, hawkins sienna, do like label and explains to visitors why he believes will need to be protected in the course. he's can walk in and pop in the walls and place a fundamental role in ecosystem to input off. got it, but it helps the weak and vulnerable training. it almost at

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 more to end this toil, which is also and very um that soil because there were lots of droughts in the last to years cannot absorb the water. this is why we have floating and also the rivers cannot taken. so much for to the souls, they are not really used to it. and then this the other side, obviously people have known these phenomenons in the last year. they have known torrential rains. but i think nobody and really counted on this scale of damage of thesis scale also of the death toll at the momen

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sometime today, saving you've been working in spain for a long time. if you've ever experienced anything like this before? no, no, no, by this i think, you know, we, we have these are terminal flips in the east coast every year and, and every so it was 30 or 40 years as a particularly bad one was the last time it was anything like this bad was 1997, but ends with everywhere else in the world. the extreme events are becoming more in screven, although this was predicted and everyone was born and the there was going to be very, very heavy rain. no unexpected. this study of anything on this scale and some thoughts of valencia, they think of 4 or 5 times. what would normally be a months rating phone in the metro of a of a few minutes. but can you explain what else turn these floods into flash floods catching people. so i want to weigh i think it said is that they, this is system of, of with a political re, arrows which is sort of by made rivers, the drain off the mountains, into the rivers and windows really heavy rainfall. the rivers just call cope with a

a trail of destruction in spain. the death toll continues to rise from flash floods with most storms full cost. the nation is set to begin 3 days of moaning. ad us vice president campbell, a harrison republican presidential candidate donald trump in bond. going to blitz the battleground states. johnson the days before the election.

they have multiple channels for warning in spain. this time they also issued the sell broadcast warnings. so these are warnings that come directly to mobile phones and they admit the specific sound um, on the way in germany, they have that as well. now this type of warning can be useful, but this is a stark reminder to rely on. the technology alone is just not cutting it, sending a warning when people already swept away that they're not fighting for their livelihood is just not good enough. we heard that it wasn't phenomenon known as co drop triggered the storms and all of this precipitation of this is not unusual in this region. talk to me though about how climate change may have influenced and may have made it that much more severe. yeah, well thanks for the question. so cold drop is a term use the lot in spain and also and from for recurring where the friends and where the phenomenon i usually also winter now climate change. i think we're past of age whether climate changes have been uh how much climate change it's when says there

even so the library and wolf is under protection in spain. to him as the honors as a wolf activist, the key works as a rules, paul can sienna deluxe level and explains to visitors why he believes will need to be protected. and probably because he's been locked in pop in the walls and place a fundamental ruling ecosystem. template all we've got a boy that has the weak and vulnerable tre. save it almost at some point that makes it something like a veterinarian of the forest kind of helping to prevent the spread of disease. and then from it, others will no longer have any natural predators here. the vials, past the once lived here on the go. ok, not the it's all though they have no natural predators as those type of control their own numbers. because only the alpha fair has off spring, not the entire packed in the extent to which they reproduce also depends on the food supply. the whole stay of you sent it pen is just as mold and enough food can tease the hum to and has killed those before or you know, the wolf drags a wolf was here. we do and t

what happened to spain's weather warning system? there were 2, when the weather war means i have these years, these nights last week, and we all knew that these are not what's coming. that's was, was at the, i meant that the service for, for the where the focus here is fate. we knew this was coming. but a, what we mean to speak with these, how much water was going to school at the people are no kidding, very angry. i, as we know how many people are now active, i'm this up here and a, we use a piece i was coming, but what people cannot now understand is the a word this plus that's to say, it was like i said in the issue to the region i'm the plus was loops just were there, but why students and why did the nurse here in the coast so late? i because the other h p and we became down there. in that time we knew the most put me. so why do the other become before i'm that was actually for oldest people, there were still getting the kids from school, they were coming from jobs. they were still shopping, doing the shopping and they, they wer

what happened to spain's weather warning system? there were 2 print a weather war means i have the, here's the sites last week and we only use that piece and i was coming. that was, was at the, i meant that the service for, for the where to focus here is a new piece was coming. but a, it was meaning to speak. the water was going to school at the people are no kidding through avery. as we know how many people are no active, i'm disappeared, and a we knew the center was coming. but what people can look now understand is that a word this plus plus took place. it was, like i said in the eastern region, i'm the loops as just were there. but why students and why did the nurse here in the coast tank so late i be can be under h t and we came down there about 50. and so that's time we knew that was for me. so why do you and the other become before and that's what i took for all these people that were still getting the kids from school. they were coming from jobs. they were still shopping during the shopping, and they were trusting their cars

— and other affected regions — after devastating flash flooding killed at least 150 150 people in spaint's ta ke let's take a look at some of the impact. some residents have accused the regional civil protection agency of not being prepared enough, saying it only issued its highest emergency alert on tuesday evening, when the flooding had already caused widespread damage. this is the european space agency's satellite image of the area south of valencia taken earlier this month, before the flooding, where you can see dry land land around the lagoon. keep an eye on that. in this second image, taken on wednesday, you can see the level of flooding. on a visit to the region, spain's prime minister, pedro sanchez, said the authorities were using all resources at their disposal to rebuild infrastructure, and restore basic services. steve knibbs reports. this flooding is one of the worst natural disasters in recent spanish history. more than 90 people are so far confirmed to have died, and there are fears the number could rise. emergency teams are working around the clock to try to find the mis

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also coming up to spain in mourning the death toll from flash flooding and the country has jumped to at least a 155. and you, with this thought of being forced to abandon our homeowners, and the longings is deeply painful. unfortunately, no one seems to here are suffering to sisters till dw news about their daily life under siege in northern gauze. the brink off is good to have you. with this, we begin with the deteriorating relations between t wrong and berlin. today the german government said it is closing, all 3 are reading in general counsel and the country in response to the execution of a german uranium dual national into a ron. 3 days ago. germany's foreign minister and the bear block announced the move saying, the relations with iran have reached an all time low. she called for the european union to extend the sanctions against the wrong. a berlin had been warning of severe consequences. 4 months prior to the execution of young she charmaya, germany's ambassador to the wrong left a wrong yesterday as diplomatic tensions continued to rise over the execution. here is the german

i was setting the saddle by expanding wind and solar power in spain. more more sea water may be the celebrated affordably and sustainable in the future . but that only works on the coast. if water prices rise overall greenhouse, this will also become more interesting outside of the l maria region. what are your little good thing? i think this model could develop almost everywhere around the mediterranean for many to find new. maria is a model both for spain and for farmers and other countries to counteract the drought. as we saw earlier, vamos also smaller to get a fair price for the produce market forces distances from the market to the farm. lack of proper uh, mobility or storage facilities and a heavy reliance on rid of them and all eat into that income a startup. and so i'm in and i do is trying to remove the middleman out of this equation to an online marketplace that directly connect the bios and the supply us tons of fruits and vegetables harvested each day in india. the produce been spying if it doesn't increase the market fast. often farmers d

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this is an image of the valencia region of spain taken a few weeks ago.s image taken just after the floods. sign to say that climate driven droughts have dried out the soils, likely increasing the speed and the breadth of the rain run—off. from europe to the us to asia, many parts of the world have seen extremely heavy storms and dangerous floods this year. scientists say that over the past two decades our ongoing reliance on fossil fuels has two decades our ongoing reliance on fossilfuels has made the two decades our ongoing reliance on fossil fuels has made the very worst events more frequent and more lethal. but a rapid move away from coal, oiland lethal. but a rapid move away from coal, oil and gas could limit the deadly impact of the storms. tt rare deadly impact of the storms. if we now really get _ deadly impact of the storms. if we now really get our— deadly impact of the storms. if we now really get our act _ deadly impact of the storms. tt "we: now really get our act together deadly impact of the storms. tt we: now really get our act together an

but this is also spain. it rarely rains here, but there is water and even plenty of tomatoes. why is that? i'm not going to see on the relatively dry conditions that we have in spain, especially on the mediterranean. i think it's quite advantageous to grow through doing greenhouses, cynthia, she'll go through all of them in other. oh dear, how awful? the classic reaction when it comes to the vast plastic landscapes of hell, maria, but well, oranges, olives, and greens, dried up elsewhere, vegetables for europe ro here, almost all year round. this region has always been dry, which is why farmers together with engineers make the best of what little water they do have, including with the help of sensors and software. so the maybe i guess what we achieved here in the green houses is a 20 to 30 percent water saving 20 percent less growth, eliza and 30 percent less electricity. all doubt. all that then if your technology helps farmers on the whole region to be more sustainable, like america sandwich on my so things in the greenhouse is farmers do everything they can to save water. t

we saw in spain where at least 72 people have died in flash flooding. the government is wanting people to remain vigilant as the situation remains dangerous, as also declared 3 days of morning for the dead. and one of the wes, natural dishonest as to hit to europe for years. the situation is particularly bad in the mid to trade in coastal regions of valencia and marcia. about a 1000 members of spain's emergency response units have been deployed. that it's, it's a deluge that has destroyed homes last of the roads. and through the trains of did tracts some isolated in foss flowing waters. i'm lucky to be that skewed by the image and see services. what are these have door people in the affected areas to stay home? but i think, i mean that practically all the main roads have been cut off and the secondary roads as well, that is therefore not going out is not a mere recommendation. you know me, that it is a necessity to guarantee the safety of the people for stranded on the road at the end of the people who have to go to rescue other people for and municipal

our correspondent nicky schiller is in south—eastern spain and sent this update. am in valencia, 15 minutes from the airport and this is a children's play area and you can see it has been destroyed by the flood. the mud is really thick and the whole area has been covered with bamboo. the locals say that on wednesday morning the water was deeper than i am tall, which is around two metres. and it is notjust the bamboo that you can see but also big blocks of concrete have been moved by the force of this water. trees have been uprooted and you can also see here that there are six cars that have been damaged in this flooding. they have got their windscreens knocked out and this is a scene that is happening all across this area where cars have been damaged, property has been damaged and locals are having to clear up. this area, when we were driving here and it took us about 1.5 hours to do what should be a 15—minute journey. the actual roads were quite clear and you could not see that there had been flooding. it was only when we got to this area which is near the river

even so the beery and wolf is under protection in spain. to him as the honors as a wolf activist, he works as a wolf, hawkins sienna, didn't like labor and explains to visitors why he believes wolves needs to be protected. the lower end, throw it across the mountain and bump in the walls and place a fundamental rolling ecosystem seem pretty. we've got it, but it has the weak and vulnerable trace. i mean it almost at some point that makes it something like a veterinarian of the forest. it kind of helping to prevent the spread of disease from it. others will no longer have any natural predators here. the vials best once lived here on long gone. ok, not the it's all though they have no natural predators, as they pass control of their own numbers by the height is only the alpha pair has off spring. not the entire packed in the extent to which they reproduce also depends on the food supply. the whole stay of you sent it pen is just as mold and enough to tam t is the hum to and has killed was before you know, the world's attracts a wolf was here

victims swept away in spain. >>> here in the u.s. tonight, there's news on lyle and erik menendez. >>> outside new york city, the murder in a hamptons spa, and the discovery involving the suspect. >>> and tonight, the moment from the game last night. what two yankees fans tried to do, and tonight what's happened to them now. >>> also, the good news on the economy today, and on gas prices tonight. >>> the grammys with a new home, right here on abc. >>> and you'll remember the moms from last halloween, their performance then. well, tonight, they're back, and as you'll see right here, better than ever. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. we begin tonight with the race for the white house, just six days from tonight, election day, we'll be on the air right here with our election night coverage. we hope you'll be right here with us. tonight, more than 57 million americans already casting their ballots. vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump holding dueling rallies in north

a trail of destruction in spain. the death toll continues to rise from the flash floods with most storms full cost. the nation is said to begin 3 days of moaning, ad us vice president campbell, a harrison republican presidential candidate, donald trump in bond. going to blitz the battleground states. johnson the days before the election. the i've been visible and welcome taiwan is being hit by the biggest storm to strike the island in nearly 30 years. typing conway has been packing maximum, wind speeds of over a 184 kilometers an hour. waves of out of 10 meters of founding the shows along the islands, mountains, east coast, where the timeframe is made. land full weather, full cost as a warning to to rain shall rain will affect most of the island i'm doing now by dw correspondent james chase. a inside pace, james, the type food just made landfill. how big is its impact to absolutely well, the entirety of this island is essentially all looks down today. schools, businesses, financial markets or shots in preparation for

the whole of spain is crying with olivia. are absolute priority is to help you understand, we are working in a coordinated manner to make this possible. have the government deployed, helicopter crews undertook hazardous rescues while on the ground. specialist teams used whatever means possible to bring the young, the elderly, the most vulnerable to safety. such teams were breaking into homes, going from house to house your to the whole. and i guess on the matter of the i work at a gas station. the river came to it, the goals were torn away and i spent the night there surrounded by water that goes to meet as high. i stayed on the top of a shelf. the only one left of the whole gas station had disappeared. nice spines where the department says a rad cold from moving over the wall motors of admitted to rain, caused atmospheric instability leading to exceptionally heavy rain full. another example, it says of extreme events caused by climate change. as the region reals from this disaster rescue work is all continuing the search for

we will start with the latest from spain. latest number is 140 according to news agencies there. our madrid correspondent bridging that number, that is an increase from round 100 or so, was the previous number, these are the live picture, we will show you a couple of live feeds, you can see the his advice jackets there, people clearing away as we speak. that is the clean—up operation, unfortunately the bad weather not over, there is more rain and potential flooding there prekick it —— predicted. this is another live feed we have coming into the building here as the bbc, in london. you can see people sweeping and clearing up.

a stranded truck driver is saved by emergency services across the southern spain. monday torrance floods and flash rain full cause habit. several people are 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 into an increase the risk of flash bloods, like these scientists say these extreme weather episodes a likely linked to climate change. a corresponded takeover use is in madrid because we've seen some of the footage they have catastrophic of these flash slots. i mean, you can deduct this from this footage. this is dramatic one, a whole d

however, not exclusive to india, spain to has been dealing with the civil or what a crisis. i made a pro long drought and is that called high temperatures? but in the countries south farmers have found ways to save water and our growing bumpo drops, heat and drown which spain's agriculture has once again been left high and dry this year. but this is also spain, it rarely rains here, but there is water and even plenty of tomatoes. why is that? i'm not going to see on the relatively dry conditions that we have in spain, especially on the mediterranean. i think it's quite advantageous to grow through doing greenhouses to catch up with you. i left him another. oh dear, how awful? the classic reaction when it comes to the vast plastic landscapes of hell, maria. well, oranges, olives, and greens, dried up elsewhere, vegetables for europe ro here, almost all year round. this region has always been dry, which is why farmers together with the engineers make the best of what little water they do have, including with the help of sensors and software. so the maybe i guess what we achiev

and east, what happened to spain's weather warning system? there were 2 print a weather war means i have the, here's the sites last week and we all knew that these and i was coming. that was, was at the, i meant the best at the service for, for the where the focus here is a new piece was coming. but a, it was meaning to speak. the water was going to school at the people are no kidding through avery. as we know how many people are no active, i'm disappeared and a we use a visa and i was coming. but what people can not know, understand, is that a word this plus clips to say it was like i said in the, in the region. and if that's what flips at just were there. but why students and why did they under here in the coast. so late, i became the other agency and we became down there at the and so that's time we knew the what's coming. so why fi and the other become before and that's was actually for all those people are we're still getting the kids from school. they were coming from jobs, they were still shopping, doing the shopping, and they, they we

as the government declared 3 days of moaning for the victims, spain's prime minister better. sanchez, address the nation. explain your answer that you're not going to seek on that as the whole of spain is crying with olivia are absolute priority is to help people understand we are working in a coordinated manner to make this possible how to of the government deployed, helicopter cruise undertook hazardous rescues while on the ground specialist teams used whatever means possible to bring the young, the elderly, the most vulnerable to safety. such teams were breaking into homes, going from house to house your for the remainder of the i work at a gas station. the river came to it, the doors were torn away and i spent the night there surrounded by water that goes to meet as high. i stayed on the top of a shelf. the only one left of the whole gas station had disappeared. spain's weather department says a rad cold front, moving over the wind bushes of the mediterranean, closed atmospheric instability leading to exceptionally heavy rain full. another example, it says of extreme even