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Who Fund Arts Councils in the local Area And Funding has been reduced and cut. The promise was everybody can access the arts and culture they wanted across the country. We come back to the chancellor talking about the strain on public finances and difficult decisions, we have to see how they plan to implement that and whether it will make a meaningful difference. Thank you. We will be back to you for Sir Keir Starmer s speech at tpm. Stayed with the arts. Many believe rupert Murdochs Life has be...

Today and everyone was pitching in and one of the streets about two blocks away, they had water that looked way deeper, chest deep, and cars are inundated and today we walked down there and there was still a bit of mud but other than that, no water left and everything was pretty cleaned up, unsurprisingly. —— was pretty cleaned up, surprisingly. we see the images and meteorologists are calling this a once in a half a century event. youre a long time new york resident. do you think new york c...

Motorists and a few out working despite the obstacles, waded through the water to get home. officials warned residents to stay indoors but across new york houses were no longer a place of safe. some were saved from the rising waters on their doorsteps. we from the rising waters on their doorsteps-_ from the rising waters on their doorstes. ~ ., ., ., . doorsteps. we are organic come toaether doorsteps. we are organic come together and — doorsteps. we are organic come together and we _ doorstep...

Extreme climate events that have shocked the nation, a message from the president. from the fires to the flash floods, it is yet another reminder that these extreme storms and the climate crisis are here. we need to do this better prepared. we need to act. , , ., ., better prepared. we need to act. ., , better prepared. we need to act. ., ., , act. this storm for many is a wake-up _ act. this storm for many is a wake-up call— act. this storm for many is a wake-up call that _ act. this storm fo...

In the operation is going. as soon as the doors opened to my subway stop, i immediately heard this rush of water that sounded like niagara falls, it sounded like a natural waterfall and i turned around and knowsjust an enormous crush of water. whats the situation on the ground today? how has that changed? are things a little bit better? in our neighbourhood in particular in bushwick in brooklyn, it was almost eerily calm today. the weather outside is beautiful at the moment, which is very jarrin...

Departing of apalachicola. but at least the fury of the rain and wind has stopped. a.j. smith, the county sheriff, he told us this morning or this afternoon this was absolutely the worst he has ever seen. very dramatic day. now that the bulk of the system is really moving north into georgia and the carolinas, people kind of getting a bit of a reprieve over here in apalachicola. everybody is still supposed to stay inside. we did see some guy off in the distance down water street wadding. he was a...

>> yes! >> okay. >> my son is on my back! >> okay, your sons on your back. okay, come on! >> reporter: after their truck got stuck, the massey family clinging to the trees for dear life for almost five hours. volunteer rescuers finding them. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: mom kelly, 35 weeks pregnant, holding 6-year-old cameron and 4-year-old celine tight on the rescue boat. they and their father are safe tonight. >> honestly, i kept telling him, you know, if we can make it to sunrise, somebodys c...

Me taking care of myself because the first thng i did yesterday is cut my finger real deep. she wanted me to go get a tetanus shot. so i think she must have called and put that question up to you. you know ill be okay. >> well, she didnt, but i hope you do that because those things can be very, very serious. even a little cut, please do take care of yourself. as you are helping so many. thank you so much. >> well, good, im going back out tomorrow and i would suggest anybody who can help, hug you...

Cabins. these are up high. more than 40 feet above where the river sits. you can see the water marks. so water in these cabins were chest deep. they had 450 people here the night of the flood. they evacuated all of them. everyone is okay. thats the good news. they couldnt see anything. it happened at night. all they could do was hear the water. they heard it getting closer and closer and closer. they heard trees snapping limbs breaking and heard cabins going away. thats what they were listening ...

When something goes terribly wrong. the historic firehouse crumbles into a pile of rubble. august 21st, 2008, peekskill, new york, after months of planning, workers begin the slow and delicate operation of moving the firehouse. the firehouse, built in 1890, is home to the centennial hose company. it serves the peekskill community for 90 years before closing in 1980 because of recurring problems with flooding. >> every time we had heavy rains, it would flood out our firehouse. we used to be knee-...