to be allowed to go. suddenly, a policeman throws the daughter hard against the curb. 20 elite at this 20 year old is the latest victim of the violence, come herejoining the crowd of protesters. she was killed soon after with a police pellet gun. kasra naji, bbc news. eastern canada has been battered by hurricane force winds and driving rain with up to half a million homes losing power. storm fiona struck in nova scotia and newfoundland with some coastal properties swept out to sea. this report from frances reid contains some flashing images. ripped from the ground by the wrath of storm fiona unforgiving to houses that, until yesterday, were people s homes. this was port aux basques in newfoundland, hit by a 100 mile per hour winds and where a state of emergency was declared. anybody that s being told to leave their homes you need to leave.
by the wrath of storm fiona. unforgiving to houses that, until yesterday, were people s homes. this was port aux basques in newfoundland, hit by 100 mph winds, and where a state of emergency was declared. anybody that s being told to leave their homes, you need to leave. there s no ifs, ands or buts, you need to leave. 0n islands in quebec, floodwaters reaching the doorways. and in the darkness, sheltering inside, as sparks fly from damaged power lines. hundreds of thousands are without electricity. across the east coast, towns are submerged, and communities now working to remove fallen trees. fiona had already caused major problems on its path through the caribbean, in places like bermuda and puerto rico, but storms like this reaching canada s coasts a re rare. they usually lose power once
should have sounded. eastern canada has been battered by hurricane force winds and driving rain with up to half a million homes losing power. storm fiona stuck in nova scotia and newfoundland with some coastal properties swept out to sea. this report from frances reid contains some flashing images. ripped from the ground by the wrath of storm fiona. unforgiving to houses that, until yesterday, were people s homes. this was port aux basques in newfoundland, hit by 100 mph winds, and where a state of emergency was declared. anybody that s being told to leave their homes, you need to leave. there s no ifs, ands or buts, you need to leave. on islands in quebec, floodwaters reaching the doorways.
coast. this report from frances read contains some flashing images. ripped from the ground by the wrath of storm fiona. unforgiving to houses that, until yesterday, were people s homes. this was port aux basques in newfoundland, hit by 100 mph winds, and where a state of emergency was declared. anybody that s being told to leave their homes, you need to leave. there s no ifs, ands or buts, you need to leave. on islands in quebec, floodwaters reaching the doorways. and in the darkness, sheltering inside, as sparks fly from damaged power lines. hundreds of thousands are without electricity. across the east coast, towns are submerged,
with up to half a million homes losing power. storm fiona struck in nova scotia and newfoundland with some coastal properties swept out to sea. this report from frances read contains some flashing images. ripped from the ground by the wrath of storm fiona. unforgiving to houses that, until yesterday, were people s homes. this was port aux basques in newfoundland, hit by 100 mph winds, and where a state of emergency was declared. anybody that s being told to leave their homes, you need to leave. there s no ifs, ands or buts, you need to leave. on islands in quebec, floodwaters reaching the doorways. and in the darkness, sheltering inside, as sparks fly from damaged power lines. hundreds of thousands