The connection between. European union. Correspondent. Stretched. Recipe for success strategy that makes a difference. Baking bread on d. W. Coming up on the program. In two days in the philippines scrambled to help people affected by two earthquakes. Is the country to deal with these disasters plus. A nation grieves. Burying their dead after sundays deadly attacks. And can he make it second time lucky indian Prime Minister. Along with millions of indians in the third phase of the countrys elections. Im british welcome to day. Its good to have you with us the philippines is reeling from two earthquakes that have struck the Island Nation in two days at least sixteen people have been killed but the death toll could rise as authorities dig through rubble to reach survivors the first earthquake with a magnitude of six point one was centered on a town around one hundred kilometers northwest of manila the second up quake to hit on tuesday was centered on the island of summer in the east it h
down as water cascaded onto trains. many of those who died perished in their basements, unable to escape. this is new york s central park, submerged after the wildest flooding in a lifetime. i after the wildest flooding in a lifetime. ., after the wildest flooding in a lifetime. . , ., lifetime. i have been here more than 20 years lifetime. i have been here more than 20 years and lifetime. i have been here more than 20 years and everything i than 20 years and everything park like this, all floated up in the fountain or flooded up on a lot of trees falling down. this is pretty crazy. it on a lot of trees falling down. this is pretty crazy. this is pretty crazy. it was a similar story this is pretty crazy. it was a similar story in this is pretty crazy. it was a | similar story in philadelphia, with water as far as the eye could see, engulfing communities. some people had to be rescued from homes in their boats. with a death toll still rising in new orleans after hurricane ida s
for the us to better prepare for climate change. our north america correspondent, peter bowes, reports. a disaster that unfolded in minutes and claimed lives in several north east states. the catastrophic flooding caused by the remnants of hurricane ida came out of the blue and caught new yorkers off guard. streets were turned into rivers and subway services forced to close down as water cascaded onto trains. many of those who died perished in their basements, unable to escape. this is new york s central park, submerged after the worst flooding in a lifetime. i ve been here more than 20 years and never seen the park like this, all flooded up everywhere. there s the fountain, never been flooded up like that. you ve seen a lot of trees fallen down. like, this is pretty crazy. it is a similar story in philadelphia, with water as far as the eye can see, engulfing communities.
announced states of emergency, while president biden has called for the us to better prepare for climate change. our north america correspondent, peter bowes, reports. a disaster that unfolded in minutes and claimed lives in several north east states. the catastrophic flooding caused by remnants of hurricane ida came out of the blue and caught new yorkers off guard. streets were turned into rivers and subway services forced to close down as water cascaded onto trains. many of those who died perished in their basements, unable to escape. this is new york s central park, submerged after the worst flooding in a lifetime. i ve been here more than 20 years and never seen the park like this, all flooded up everywhere. there is the fountain, never been flooded up like that. i ve seen a lot of trees falling down. like, this is pretty crazy.
very good to get your expertise today. thank you very much ahmed rashid, journalist and author of a number of books about afghanistan and the taliban. at least 45 people have now died after heavy rainfall and flash flooding across four northeastern us states. new york and newjersey have both announced a state of emergency, while president biden has called for the us to better prepare for climate change. 0ur north america correspondent, peter bowes, reports. a disaster that unfolded in minutes and claimed lives in several north east states. the catastrophic flooding caused by remnants of hurricane ida came out of the blue and caught new yorkers off guard. streets were turned into rivers and subway services forced to close down as water cascaded onto trains. many of those who died perished in their basements, unable to escape. this is new york s central park, submerged after the worst flooding in a lifetime.