We have been watching this run off here that has been coming just roaring down this wash that goes into a golf course. A lot of rain in palm springs and In The Valley where we are getting a couple of inches of rain which equals about half of what this area gets in a year. Authorities have closed a lot of the roads that goes over these washes. They did that pre emptively before the storm rolled in. They have done some of that here over the last few hours as the floodwaters grew and you see the gusty wind and some of the heavy rain has stopped over the past few hours but now on the backside of the storm this is really starting to gust as hillary moves on to the north. We can see the wind picking up there and in terms of the people who are living there, jason, how accustomed are they to this . You mentioned this is about as much rain as they usually get in a whole year. How vulnerable is this community . They are not accustomed to this at all. This morning i was at a station where they we
talking probably another few hours before an official count of the next couple of days but we should have an idea of where the vote has gone in the next few hours. the vote has gone in the next few hem- the vote has gone in the next few hours. katy watson for us in ecuador few hours. katy watson for us in ecuador covering few hours. katy watson for us in ecuador covering that - in ecuador covering that election, thank you so much. spanish football fans are celebrating their team s victory in the final of the women s world cup in australia. spain s la roja beat england s lionesses1 0 in a closely fought match to win the trophy for the first time. earlier, i spoke to dw sports journalist 0liver moody in sydney. spain coming out on top. this was a very close match. but given spain s tumultuous journey here to the final and just to the top of the women s sporting world, how remarkable is it to see la roja lifting this trophy? yeah, well, when i was sitting in wellington a few weeks ag