ferocious winds officially more than two hundred people are confirmed dead between malawi mozambique and zimbabwe but mozambique's government is now warning that the death toll could be more than one thousand in mozambique alone psyco need die made landfall in mozambique on thursday if they moved westward into zimbabwe which brought torrential rain across the eastern and southern parts of the country money money districts in money and was the hardest hit. i also pounded on neighboring malawi forcing people day to three flooded areas now in mozambique a picture of the extent of the destruction is starting to emerge and it's devastating the red cross says ninety percent of the port city of berra has been destroyed. they were a city almost completely flattened by the cyclon some pipe hundred thousand people call the port city home and with communications down and roads count the numbers of dead or injured here a still unclear as the cycling swept across mozambican into zimbabwe terrain to rain flash floods and winds of up to one hundred seventy kilometers per hour left a trail of destruction areas h

cyclon brings devastation to zimbabwe mozambique dozens of people are dead or missing.

weather disasters ever to hit the southern hemisphere millions of people have been affected in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi at least a thousand people may have been killed in mozambique alone aid agencies are calling it the worst humanitarian crisis in the nation's history three days of mourning have also been declared well the storm then hit zimbabwe where tens of thousands of people have been cut off and in malawi the only a million people still need human a tarion aid well we have correspondents across the region in a moment we'll hear the latest from her in zimbabwe we'll also have a report from outcome webb in central mozambique but first as the latest from mozambique's port city of bell. the situation here appears to be becoming increasingly difficult just behind us as you can see power lines are down in this particular street but that is the picture across the city there's also no communication we're using a satellite phone to communicate with people here we don't have that luxury and that's what's adding to a some of the difficulties that people here are facing so far the government has

weather disasters ever to hit the southern hemisphere millions of people have been affected in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi at least one thousand people may have been killed in mozambique alone aid agencies are calling it the worst humanitarian crisis in the nation's history three days of mourning have been declared the storm then hit zimbabwe where tens of thousands of people have been caught off and in malawi nearly a million people still need humanitarian aid we have correspondents across the region in a moment we'll hear the latest from harry metasearch in zimbabwe before this report from malcolm webb in central mozambique the cyclamen brought ferocious winds and days of torrential rains just a few days ago this river was above the level of what remains of this road and it swept away the entire bridge that was. you can see some of the few pieces that remain of it and that's left people stranded on both sides mobile communications are down to people can't speak to their relatives they don't know if they've survived the what's happened also means essential goods and humanitarian aid can't pass

fifteen minutes the relief efforts in countries battered by sight flown into rescue teams in zimbabwe and mozambique are working around the clock to recover survivors from the floods forced by the storms hundreds are still missing we're getting reports from the ground. and the nobility and say they want to germany to compensate them for a colonial era genocide have been dealt a blow by of course in new york. from the federal and now many people who say all they want is justice. if you take a look at this the jews would compensate it in germany why can't the people who come to see it because of the plague skinned who are what is it all about just the compensation. i'm christine wonder welcome to news africa i'm glad. we begin again today a program in south east africa in the countries that have been devastated by cycling rescue and relief efforts are underway in mozambique ends of where women have been a fix it in mozambique eighty four people are dead but the government has already warned the death toll could rise to more than a thousand with communications down that road the real number of dead and

fifteen minutes the relief efforts in countries battered by side thrown into rescue teams in zimbabwe and mozambique are working around the clock to recover survive as on the floods caused by the storms hundreds are still missing we'll get a report from the ground. and the never to be and say they want germany to compensate them for a colonial era genocide have been dealt a blow by a port in new york. from the handle and now the people who say all they want is justice. if you take a look at this the jews were called unseated in germany why can't the black people be compensated is it because of the plague skinned who or what is it all the bugs just the compensation. i'm christine one goal welcome to news africa i'm glad. we begin again today a program in south east africa in the countries that have been devastated by psycho nitai rescue and relief if it's are under way in mozambique ends of a way millions have been a fix it in mozambique eighty four people on same day but the government has already warned the death toll could. right more than a thousand with communications down the roads cut the real

that state obvious privilege which i knew the in zimbabwe but in neighboring mozambique as many areas are also still unreachable rescue and relief efforts are ongoing emergency crews and volunteers are scrambling to rescue people trapped by the floods rivest have the state banks and the waters are still rising hardest hit by the second is the port city of beirut to some five hundred thousand people dead thousands of buildings have been destroyed by the site for. president fitness he visited bear on monday where he met some of the fat victims and rescue workers. this was a group the problem is only the cyclon or some dams some water is coming in from somewhere else that's something we need to look at the cycle in alone shouldn't cause this much flooding. in which they're going to evolve. over the area to try to find out and at the same time another group of experts and volunteers will help the people. who have difficulties providing food to such flooded areas will organize airlift from ships some planes are still grounded. on next story is about the pursuit for justice for the last six

continuing to devastate south africa one week up to psycho need i barreled through the region mozambique zimbabwe in malawi have been hit the hardest more than one point seven million people are affected and have lost their homes spending days without food or water two hundred forty two have died in mozambique alone that number is expected to rise the government says fifteen thousand people many of them ill still need to be rescued in zimbabwe the death toll has jumped to one hundred thirty nine and the rain is continuing roads and bridges have collapsed a humanitarian operations difficult the u.n. says two hundred thousand people in urgent food aid for three months and fifty six people have died in malawi eighty two thousand people are displaced and there now fears of disease there is welcome webb is traveling through one of the worst hit regions he says from during a district in western mozambique close to the border with him bob way. cyclamen die ripped through roads and washed away bridges. so our journey from asking the bearer . began in small boat made of tree bark. then a few kilometers do

it i don't think of the world yet the scale of the problem especially in mozambique we have a bit less information about zimbabwe in malawi in malawi some of the people displaced start to go back home to rebuild the ormonde in the situation looks a bit bitter there before mozambique it's definitely an impact on quietness additional funding is necessary for the u.n. family and obviously for the world food program. that was how the cleaver has been looking at the situation for people searching for missing family members in mozambique's worst city of byron welcome how how does it look pretty awful actually it's almost impossible to be in touch with people in the really badly hit areas of mozambique and you mention the city of daraa so what i was doing was to see how people are trying to track track their relatives friends friends or relatives outside of the country. often people go to social media to set up pages missing people and try to get themselves safe and stuff mark themselves safe from people within the dark disaster area it's not been possible but i did have a look at the international red cross page where

the devastation caused by the cyclone after it tore through zimbabwe and mozambique five days ago is becoming clearer. in mozambique along, 84 people have been confirmed dead, though the government fears t the death toll will rise to morehan 1000. according to the red cross, it damaged or destroyed 90% of the buildings in a port city. in neighboring zimbabwe, about 300 people are dead or missing tonight. >> survivors the graves are the victims of the cyclone. this is the worst hit district in zimbabwe. scores are dead and still many more are missing. >> my mother, my fatheher, my to yogerr sistersrs, including the one that had broughtht u us fooo earlier and the one with the child, a all dead. >> my house wawas destroyeyed ie flfloods and i was buried underneath. my daughter was s washed away fm me. a bibigger flood cararried me furtheher way. >> the cyclone has wreaked havoc on zimbabwe's infrastructure, making it hard to assess the extent of the devastation, or the human cost. >> i''m going to see my family. i don't how they are doing because there is no communication and the roads

rescue teams struggling to reach survivors after the storm slammed into mozambique zimbabwe and malawi there with you guys . first the e. u.'s donald tusk says that britian we'll be granted a short brexit delay but only if parliament approves prime ministerr theheresa m mays withdrawal agreement. that dale has already been rejected twiwice by and peace in the e. u. says it's not open to renegotiation.

in jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a cycling brings devastation to zimbabwe mozambique and dozens of people are dead or missing. and tens of thousands marched in spain denouncing the trial of independence leaders who could be jailed for twenty five years. the number of people killed in the gun attacks at two new zealand mosques has now risen to fifty police found another victim while removing bodies from the crime scenes in christchurch detectives also now say twenty eight year old suspect brenton tarrant acted alone as they no longer believe the three other people arrested were involved yesterday and man has been charged with murder accused of storming the mosques on friday and posting video of his attack on life. the new zealand police and other emergency services remind salute lever joint to keep all of new zealanders and everyone who lives here all visits here safe from. an terms of the security we have around mosques around new zealand that will continue until we believe there is no threat. when across new zealand people are responding to the horror of friday's eve

sammy this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a cycle and brings devastation to zimbabwe mozambique and dozens of people dead or missing. rioters fights with police and so the business is the best violence flares up again in paris. new zealand's prime minister has been meeting and attempting to comfort people at the heart of the mosque shootings and attack she's described as terrorism just seen here in black laid flowers with members of the boston community in the capital wellington it was the worst mass killing in new zealand's peace time history and the country's threat level remains high in a short while ago the said the bodies of victims would all be returned to families by wednesday and she promised help for communities affected by the sack. we know these events have been traumatic for the community but particularly for young people today a local ministry of education staff meet with senior staff at headley community college and betide primary school to provide support and resources a team will be educationally a high school in the morning the ministry is also gathering informa

the leaders of zimbabwe and mozambique have cut short their foreign trips after tropical cyclone cause death and destruction in southern africa zimbabwe is the latest country to feel the storm's force at least thirty one people killed in fact as flash floods have swept away homes bridges and roads dozens of people are still missing and bad weather is slowing any rescue efforts the storm's already killed about one hundred people in malawi and in mozambique tens of thousands there have been forced from their homes and power blackouts have been widespread. there but. i saw a woman being hit by debris it's not safe for people walking here the situation is very chaotic. they said was the majority of houses ninety five percent that collapsed was precarious lee built a poor materials reporting for us from the central mozambique malcolm webb. since the cyclamen mozambique's coast where we are going to wrench the reigns in strong winds rivers of swollen power lines are blown down cyclons are common in the indian ocean at this time of year but few of them hit land and this one has been particula

brings devastation to zimbabwe mozambique thousands of people are dead or missing. desperately needing treatment sanctions are hurting venezuela's most vulnerable. new zealand's prime minister has been meeting and attempting to comfort people at the heart of the mosque shooting said i thank she's described as terrorism just seen here in black laid flowers with members of the muslim community in the capital wellington it was the worst mass killing in new zealand's peace time history the country's threat level remains high. earlier police confirm the number of people killed has risen to fifty another victim was found during the removal of bodies from the crime scenes in christ church detectives say twenty eight year old suspect brenton terrance acted alone as they no longer believe the three other people arrested were involved israelian man has been charged with murder accusing an accused rather of storming the mosques on friday and posting video of his attack on line of the dozens of people injured twelve are still in critical condition christ church hospital's chief

the un says millions of people across mozambique, zimbabwe and malawi could be affected by widespreadermath of cyclone idai. rescue agencies are working round—the—clock in mozambique, zimbabwe and malawi, but many aid trucks are stuck on roads that have become impassible. the un says hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of people have been affected. five days ago, cyclone idai hit the continent's south—eastern coast, wreaking destruction across a huge area. it first made landfall near the mozambique city of beira, burying some as homes collapsed, leaving many in a desperate situation. my house is broken. and in my house, i don't have nothing to eat — nothing, nothing. from morning up to now, we have nothing to eat. powerful floodwaters swept inland, taking with them houses, roads and people. 600,000 people affected, possibly even going up to 1.7 and more million people affected by cyclone and flooding. communication completely broken, infrastructure severely damaged. we're bringing down helicopters and we've started the food distribution for all the people affected in the flood and

full normally entertain of course if they feel age separated the two blasts hundreds dead in mozambique zimbabwe and middle way to start any day causes one of the worst of the weather disasters to hit the southern hemisphere. this is life and also coming up the first funerals have been held for the victims of new zealand's most bits. amnesty international accuses the united states of killing civilians in somalia but the american military denies the allegations. more scrutiny for boeing is the u.s. transportation department orders an audit of how the plane was satisfied. so the united nations is describing cyclon each day as one of the worst weather disasters ever to hit the southern hemisphere millions of people have been affected and measure and beacons and way and in malawi at least one thousand people may have been killed in mozambique aid agencies are calling it the worst humanitarian crisis in the nation's history three days of mourning have been declared the storm then hit zimbabwe where tens of thousands of people are being cut off and then malawi nearly a million people still need humani

dozens of people are dead and missing in mozambique and zimbabwe after tropical cyclone i die the cycle in made landfall in mozambique on thursday killing at least twenty one people and cutting off more than half a million people in the port city of bear a rescue efforts are being hampered by damage to roads and bridges french air rescue it is have downloaded information from the cockpit voice recorder on board the ethiopian jet that crashed last week and the data is now in transferred to ethiopian investigators meanwhile if you know lines said d.n.a. testing of the remains of passengers in the crash may take up to six months only this week educational thirty's worldwide grounded boeing's seven three seven max model aircraft. u.n. forensic teams are exhuming bodies for mass graves around the northern iraqi town of sin jaw home to the minority group it's estimated that more than three thousand were killed by. when they took control of the region five years ago those are headlines rewind is next to tell us if you can. the government you support are believed to have detained maybe a millio

protests which forced algeria's ailing president to abandon his fifth term bed the leaders of zimbabwe and mozambique have returned home early from foreign trips to help respond to the death and destruction caused by tropical cyclone i die zimbabwe is the latest country to suffer the brunt of the storm swept across southern africa and he's thirty one people have been killed as flash floods destroyed homes bridges and roads dozens of people are still missing and bad weather is slowing rescue efforts are in which us is in germany money is about way. dozens have died houses have been washed away people have been displaced and some of them are still missing people simply don't know where they are the extent of the damage is huge this is a major was the main busy road completely destroyed by the powerful water the bridge has been washed away that means people other that side of the bridge are stranded they can cross over to the side where they can get the help they needed so in the brave ones i've been trying to cross in a small patch of grass over there is dangerous to another to fall into the water but

this situation in zimbabwe and mozambique in the aftermath of. that afflicted the two neighboring countries is getting desperate particularly in money with people having to walk long distances because they've been cut out from essential services bridges have been washed away vehicles contrary to those areas where people need assistance in this area you can see the odd cars composite these police taking in the mud we have spoken to. people along the way we have doctors without borders also trying to reach people we affected but they can't reach those areas because it's virtually impossible. for the president of kazakhstan has announced cease to resign from office after years in power in a televised address no sultan of said he taking the difficult decision to step down but gave no reason seventy eight year old who led the oil rich nation since one thousand eight hundred ninety when it was still part of the soviet union those stepping down he said he would continue to chair the security council and remain leader of the main party in college. from m

cyclone idai struck the coast of east africa four days ago, swamping mozambique, zimbabwe and malawi.nited nations says the world has yet to realise the full scale of the massive disaster. the storm made landfall on the coast of mozambique, bringing 100 mile—per—hour winds and floodwaters that were swept inland. no—one knows how many people may have died. the red cross says urgent aid is needed. in a moment, shingai nyoka reports from zimbabwe but first our africa editor fergal keane is in the port city of beira in mozambique, which has been flattened. whatever once lay here has been overwhelmed. now the flooded land is an expanse of questions. what has become of those who lived here? only a silence below. and very occasional moments of reprieve. these survivors landing at beira airport, rescued from high ground near their submerged village. driving into the city, we saw how nature's full, awesome force had ripped through homes and lives. 90% of the city has suffered destruction. and you see it in the ruins, and in faces. because we were foreign, because we came from a richer world, t

will join expressing my deepest shock at the loss and devastation caused by the cyclone in mozambique and zimbabwe. we have made, as i think was clear by the secretary of state, 6 million pounds of aid available to help make the immediate needs of people who have lost everything in we have deployed experts to coordinate our response. this morning, i have had meetings with colleagues, in addition to my duties in the house i should have further such meetings later today. >> thank you. say, we wouldo never allow hate to succeed and we stand in solidarity with the victims of the cyclone. mr. speaker, there is an open revolt in the prime minister's cabinet. she is presiding over the largest crisis this country has experienced and when leadership is required, she has caved in to hide brexit tears and will now only seek a short extension to article 50, contrary to the expressed will of this house. when will she develop a backbone and a standup to those who would take this nation to disaster? and as a minister said this morning, referencing another fable prime minister, weak, weak, weak. may: perhaps it w

hundreds are confirmed dead many more missing millions of people have been affected across mozambique zimbabwe and with. the e.u. use chief breaks to mco shaders says britain will only be allowed to do let its departure from the block if it increases the chances of getting the brains of jill through all of the deal has already been rejected twice by perdition peep's. the united states transportation department is examining how the country's aviation regulator the f.a.a. certified the boeing seven three seven max eight craft several countries have grounded the planes in the wake of two fatal crashes in less than six months how to call him this morning washington d.c. . two fatal crashes of the brain. new boeing seven thirty seven max eight months apart and every day it seems there are new troubling revelations the federal aviation administration is in charge of making sure this plane is safe but now there are reports the f.a.a. said it didn't have enough money to check out all of the plane systems with its own employees so they asked boeing engineers to police themselves. a controversial move b

are racing to get help to devastated cities and communities after cyclone idai devastated mozambique, zimbabwen malala way. more than 200 people have bebeen confirmed dead in mozambique alone. the death toll is expected to rise as the rubble is cleared. the european union's antitrust watchdog hasas fined google neay 1.5 billion euros. it takes total penalties to more than 8 billion euros over the last two years. a jury in the united states has ruled that weedkiller round up a substantial factor in causing cancer in a 70-year-old man. this is the second time a jury found roundup, it's ingredient glass estate, -- glyphsoate, causes non-hodgkin's and phobia. bayer said it was disappointed. the case now moves to a second phase to determine damages. for more on this i am joined by christoph kober has been following this. is this a bellwether case which could cause bayer hundreds of millions? christoph: could be even more than that. up until t the end of january there were 12,000 cases pending regarding this issue of roundup and the accusations it might cause cancer. one analyst said overall legal c

fifteen minutes the relief efforts in countries battered by side thrown into rescue teams in zimbabwe and mozambique all working around the clock to recover survivors of the floods by the storms hundreds are still missing we'll get a report from the ground. and the new baby and save a bunch germ.

worst affected are mozambique, zimbabwe and malawi.r between zimbabwe and mozambique. shops with their fronts torn off, windows shattered in the street. roofs rendered useless, ripped from theirjoists. this is beira, where it is thought that there has been the greatest loss of life. while the damage on the ground is bad enough, it is from the air that you can see the scale of what has happened here. beira is the major port on mozambique's coast. now it is largely underwater, after the cyclone tore through it, bringing the sea in its wake. the city's tightly packed suburbs submerged. no—one knows yet the true loss of life here. translation: flying sheets of metal decapitated people. some people are in hospitals. it's really bad. we don't eat properly, we don't sleep properly. we have no home. from the suburbs, cyclone idai's destructive force spread inland, no respecter of borders, it crossed into neighbouring zimbabwe. landslides, rock falls and raging waters have marooned hundreds. as you can see, the devastation of cyclone idai — the

the situation in zimbabwe and mozambique in the aftermath of say q. and a day that affected the two neighboring countries is getting desperate particularly here in china money money with people having to walk long distances because they've been cut out from essential services bridges have been washed away vehicles can't reach those areas where people need assistance in this area you can see it is my parents can pass this please be taking in the mud we have spoken to. people along the way we have doctors without borders while also trying to reach people we affected but they can't reach those areas because it's visually impossible. spriggan now dies he sighed tory she's emergency response manager for save the children. good morning to you thanks for being with us you're based there in mozambique what's the situation if you could where your. yes i'm based in. this situation spending critical. from yesterday. president statement he did a kind of assessment. came out. eighty four people dead but. people he say. might be by. the same time. that it is under

so over a week since psych lonely die hit southern african countries including mozambique and zimbabwe desperation is growing among the survivors an estimated one point seven million people are affected many of whom need food water and shelter tony burke was in one community in mozambique as a derived. they are the survivors of cycle own when we carteret struck they are still desperate and hungry but this center just outside the area they were expecting food supplies they got a few packets of biscuits the really bad god that the flooding happened a week ago and this is the first help we have had just biscuits we are struggling to survive because everything was destroyed. water still holds claim to much of software or province driving from beer you can see the vast area that has become an inland sea homes destroyed others left isolated. aid and rescue operations are focusing on the hard hit communities with larger populations there are tens of thousands of others living in smaller more isolated pockets they are out of sight out of mind three families live in this small hut new tika seve

a psych loan has killed more than one hundred people in zimbabwe and mozambique and many more are missing the tropical storm has been raging since thursday it brought heavy winds and caused flash floods delaying the arrival of rescue workers so bubblies government has declared a state of emergency for the affected areas. hundreds of protesters have joined anti-government rallies in sudan they're demanding that longtime ruler omar al bashir resign over an ongoing economic crisis on sunday his government announced it had secured loans of three hundred million dollars to deal with high unemployment and inflation dozens of protesters have been killed in clashes with police since the rallies began three months. authorities in ethiopia say there are similarities between last week's ethiopian airlines crash and the october crash of an indonesian lion airplane following analysis of data from the aircraft's black box meanwhile a massive funeral has been held in out is about to mourn the victims of the crash a symbolic service came a day after officials began delivering bags of earth instead of vic

weather disasters ever to hit the southern hemisphere millions of people have been affected in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi and least a thousand people may have been killed in mozambique alone aid agencies are calling it the worst humanitarian crisis in the nation's history three days of mourning have now been declared while the storm went on to zimbabwe where tens of thousands of people have been cut off there and in malawi nearly a million people still need humanitarian aid well we have correspondents across the region in a moment we'll hear the latest on the zimbabwe but also have a report from malcolm webb but first for me as this latest report from the port city of better. the situation here appears to be becoming increasingly difficult just behind us as you can see power lines are down in this particular street but that is the picture across the city there's also no communication we're using a satellite phone to communicate with people here we don't have that luxury and that's what's adding to a some of the difficulties that people here are facing so far the government has said that sixty

so that national disasters have been declared in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi off the site kind slammed into southern africa on thursday mozambique president says the scale of the disaster is now becoming apparent yes to mates at least one thousand people have been killed the cycle and then hit zimbabwe where ninety eight people known to have died and in malawi flooding has cut of tens of thousands of people we have correspondents across the region in a moment we'll go to her mutantes and eastern zimbabwe malcolm web in central mozambique but first for me to mina is assessing the damage in the port city in mozambique. up to huff a million people in the city of bear i have been affected by the psych loan that it called days ago power lines were knocked down and people here just beginning to try and pick up the pieces but their efforts also being hit by ongoing rain it's expected that rain will continue throughout the week people here say they have not seen anything like it the city is devastated eight organizations a calling the off to match that is the devastation the destruction caused

fifteen minutes the relief efforts in countries that's hit by side flown into rescue teams in zimbabwe and mozambique are working around the clock to recover survivors on the floods posed by the storms hundreds are still missing will get reports from the drought. and the never to be saved a bunch of germany to compensate them for a colonial era genocide have been dealt a blow by of course in new york. from the head and now not to st.

dozens of people are dead and missing in mozambique and zimbabwe after they were hit by tropical cyclone ed i cycle made landfall in mozambique on thursday killing at least twenty one people and causing off more than half a million in the port city of era heavy rains earlier in the week and already claimed many lives in mozambique and neighboring malawi up next people and paua is next and then they'll be more news coming from doha areas of course also our website everything you need to know al-jazeera dot com. his critics say he's a secretive only guy who pulls all the strings in a country caught between europe and russia his supporters say he's just a businesswoman turned politician with his nation's interests at home but who is the man who many know is moldova's puppet monster and what lies behind murky allegations of blackmail hitmen and a billion dollar back from.

a cyclone he died rescue teams are battling to reach survivors after the storm slammed into mozambique zimbabwe and malawi s several days ago. the fishes in zimbabwe say the death toll that stands at around one hundndred fifty is e expecto rise. and in mozambique it's the city of bay areaa that has been hitit hardest at yesterdaday momozambique's presidedent saidt the d death toll that was expecd to rise and couldldo as high h s one thousand well from what we can go now to the city of beira. correspondent andrea bobbi eight is that and and yet can you tell us what is happenening i in they that has been -- so badly affected by the storm. if the list t duration here is really c complicated bececause n the cyclone hit on t thursday night. the the the siege bear i was completetely cut frorom the oute woworld that mean there was no way to reach its by road no planes obviously b because o o e storm. ththere was no electricity. and no -- phone network there is still no electricity now we out five or six days after the cyclone hit and no phone netwoworks which makekes a relief and a web of theieir huma

the leaders of zimbabwe and mozambique have cut short their foreign trips after a tropical cyclone idea caused death and destruction in southern africa zimbabwe is the latest country to feel the storm's force at least thirty one people have been killed as flash floods have swept away homes bridges and roads dozens of people are still missing and bad weather is slowing the rescue efforts of the storm's already killed around one hundred people in malawi and mozambique tens of thousands there have been forced from their homes and power blackouts have been widespread there were none of them but. i saw a woman being hit by debris it's not safe for people walking here the situation is very chaotic as in the event they see a movie they said it was a majority of houses a ninety five percent that collapsed was precariously built up or materials malcolm webb is in central mozambique. since the cyclamen mozambique's coast where we are green to wrench the reigns in the strong winds rivers of swollen power lines are blown down cycling is a common in the indian ocean at this time of year but few of t

traveling through one of the west hit regions the system dangar district in western mozambique close to the border to zimbabwe. cyclamen die ripped through roads and washed away bridges. our journey from. began in small boat made of tree bark. then a few kilometers down the road another broken bridge. the cyclamen split central mozambique into islands cut off from road access. we met knocking on a sire who hasn't seen our husbands who for storm mobile networks are cut off and made the crossing to find him. it is good but what choice do we if. i. just say something that is happening and being us the actual helping us to cross to get. people to cross to reach loved ones food. to refine whatever ways they can. after we've broken bridge we paid to ride him or to have a vehicle we could find most people here don't have the means to travel far like this. when we reach low lying planes but the storm damage is worse than this we have burst its banks. it's total devastation homes have been destroyed crops blasted by the wind and rain field off the field of them completely destroyed so a lot of people here will be very

hundreds are confirmed dead many more still missing millions of people have been affected across mozambique zimbabwe and alawi israeli forces have killed two palestinians been nablus in the occupied west bank medics were prevented from approaching the scene by israeli forces the palestinian red crescent society says one of its says was fired on by the israeli army as of trying to reach the wounded when only israeli forces shot dead a palestinian suspect thought to be behind an attack in the occupied west bank on sunday the nineteen year old suspect was found in the village of the north of ramallah and troops raided the building where he was hiding israel says he was killed after he allegedly opened fire the security forces came to rest in. the e.u.'s chief brags that negotiators as britain will only be allowed to delay the part of the bloc if british prime minister to resign may i can show that it will increase the chances of getting the break the deal through parliament is expected to pass the e.u. for an extension of at least three months deal has already been rejected twice by british m.p.'s if p

zimbabwe. the president of neighboring mozambique fears the number of deaths could be in the thousands.ntire villages are submerged there and hundreds are said to be missing. the u.n. and red cross are assisting. >>> new details a washington teenager charged with reckless endangerment for pushing her former friend off a bridge is now pleading guilty. 18-year-old taylor smith appeared in a courtroom yesterday where she changed her plea from not guilty. prosecutors say she could have killed jordan after pushing her off a bridge last august. she suffered broken ribs, a punctured lung and shoulder injury. the whole thing was caught on video and went viral. holgerson's mother says she hopes the plea will help her daughter heal. >> we are working through anxiety and i think being done with this will help her close that chapter in her life. >> smith's punishment ranges from hours of community service to at least 364 days in jail. >>> welcoming new u.s. citizens, former president george w. bush and former first lady laura bush attended a naturalization ceremony in texas. the former president to

devastating cyclone in zimbabwe and mozambique has left more than 120 dead. local officicials say the body count is expected to rise. families held funerals with 17 empty caskets in honor of their loved ones. victims of the tragic plane crash that horrified the nation. data has coconfirmed seral similarities between the ethiopian airlines crash and the lion air crash in october. >> caskets draped in the ethiopian flag with pictures of those who perished on flight 302. coffins are empty. identifying remains may take up to six months. this, along with the slow pace of the probe and the international scope means closurure is far off. newspaper the u.s. arealed p psecutors developing the jetliners. faa'somes amid the approval of the planes. or notentered on whether the agency used appropriate design. raisequiry is expected to further questions about how they designed the boeing 737 max 8 and what the federal aviation did to improve the model. black box data revealed similarities between the ethiopian and lion air accidents. descendeddedd a and erratically, the pi

national disasters have been declared in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi after a cycle slammed into southernafrica on thursday mozambique's president says the scale of the disaster is now becoming apparent yesterday's at least a thousand people have been killed the cycle and then hit zimbabwe where ninety eight people on known to have died that. flooding has cut off tens of thousands of people well we have correspondents across the region in a moment we'll go to her.

now dozens of people are dead and missing in mozambique and zimbabwe after they were hit by tropical cyclon zimbabwe's government says at least twenty four people have died in the east of the country rescue efforts being hampered by the damage to roads and bridges cyclon made landfall in mozambique on thursday killing at least twenty one people and cutting off more than half a million in the port city of era heavy rains earlier in the week it already kind many lives in mozambique and neighboring malawi. then with unifem by the police i saw a woman being hit by debris it's not safe for people walking in the situation is very chaotic bias in the event they seem to move in they said was a majority of houses ninety five percent that collapsed was precarious lee built up or materials. and ways from seka is a journalist at a portuguese news agency lisa he outlined some of the challenges facing the relief effort today over the they will get to the places where else is needed but mainly in their call as the poorest neighborhoods around the city where. they made most of this nine hundred peop

protests that forced algeria's ailing president to abandon his fifth term bid that is of zimbabwe and mozambique have cut short their foreign trips after a tropical cyclone a day cause death and destruction in southern africa zimbabwe is just the latest country to feel the storm's force dozens have been killed as flash floods swept away homes bridges and roads. dozens have died houses have been washed away people have been displaced and some of them are still missing people simply don't know where they are the extent of the damage is huge this is a major was the main busy road completely destroyed by the powerful water the bridge has been washed away that means people that side of the bridge are stranded they contrast over to the side where they can get the help they needed so in the brave ones i've been trying to cross in a small patch of grass is dangerous to another to fall into the water but they say they simply can't stay that side because it is still dangerous everyone is spoken to so far i see the situation on the ground here is desperate. and then. as. we discovered that all the bridges