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Knowledge and certainty, it's difficult to establish the reason and therefore a bereaved family may not receive compensation that they're due. is that, is that an area of concern? could more be done? no matter what you do, nothing is going to compensate the loss of life. we've tried our best to, you know, within our authority to be able to provide the relevant compensation for the families. but beyond your projects though? what we've done is within, as i said, with every death we've investigated, tried to find the root cause, and tried to ensure that these tragedies do not occur, and tried to ...

Towards new york city there's convergence going on, so it's prolonging the rain. yes 4.45 inches in new york city was a daily rainfall record that has stood since 1888. they also got just under two inches in one hour, that's the greatest rainfall for one hour in new york city. more flooding is going to be a problem for all of new england as this dog leg to the right slows the system down. we could see record-breaking rainfall in the next few days for some states in new england. the system has a lot of energy and it's going to unfold and probably going to shock a few people in the hours and day...

Central park yesterday with the concert, everyone excited. 4.45 daily was a record that stood since 1888. they also picked up a 24-hour rainfall record, the most ever -- in one hour i should say, less than two inches. you add in these colors of yellow and orange and it will be quite staggering. this is where it gets interesting, all the rain is on the western flank. we had our landfall in rhode island. you can see it now moving across connecticut. rhode island is rain-free right now. that's good news for power crews that can get out here where we have the power outages. they're not going to be...

England. we just got word from the national weather service in new york city that central park broke a record rainfall record yesterday. um, they picked up 4.45 inches of rain. the previous record which was from the late-19th century, so a longstanding record, was 4.19 inches. so this is already a record-setting rain event as the system pushes to the north. we are going to see more in the way of records being broken across the northeast in terms of rainfall. the save grace here is that -- um -- hurricanes, tropical systems, to be really strong, they want sea surface temperatures -- that's how ...

Or not, but it's not a personal decision if the person next to you on a bus isn't wearing a face covering but there are difficulties and it will depend a lot on clarity of messaging. what i expect to hear from the prime minister later, though, is a sense of caution. many thanks. and you can watch the prime minister's news conference from downing street this afternoon here on bbc one. coverage starts at 4.45. explosives have been used to demolish the remains the remains of an apartment block near miami that partially collapsed 11 days ago. 2a people are known to have died and more than 120 othe...