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language, it's a really fun atmosphere here, kids playing away, who knows, maybe some future lioness is here but for now everyone is going to carry on and celebrate victory and look forward to the next game against nigeria —— may be some future lionesses there. joe, thank you very much, very well handled, apologies once again to viewers who may have been offended by the bad language, as always, live tv and, well, we don't know what is going to happen, but we do know one thing and that's that england will play nigeria in the next round and also the other group d match today was denmark against haiti and i think denmark won that match one goal to nil. let's move on from the football and bring you some news. in moscow a tower block in the centre of the city has come under attack for a second time in two days. the building which hosts three government ministries was first hit on sunday. these pictures were taken
the building was first hit on sunday. these pictures were taken from a short distance away. this was the aftermath of the second attack last night. you can see some of the damage in these pictures. emergency services have been at the scene, but there's no information yet about any possible injuries. several other drones were reportedly taken down by air defence systems. here's some reaction from moscow. translation: after the first attack, everyone said it wouldn't hit - the same place twice, and today we all woke up and were a bit shocked. i don't know what i'm going to do, but i think i'll move from here. joining us at the bbc�*s evidence hub is our correspondent, nick beake. what can you tell us about the drone? it appears to be a deliberate strategy, and increasing in frequency. strategy, and increasing in frequency-— strategy, and increasing in freuuen. , , «a, ., frequency. yes, these ukrainian
particularly in europe, believe america conducted this withdrawal in utterly unilateral fashion. thank ou ve utterly unilateral fashion. thank you very much. _ utterly unilateral fashion. thank you very much, gary _ utterly unilateral fashion. thankl you very much, gary o'donoghue utterly unilateral fashion. thank you very much, gary o'donoghue there you very much, gary 0'donoghue there for us in washington. more than a million people in the us state of louisiana are still without power after hurricane ida hit on sunday. it brought winds of up to 150mph — amongst the strongest ever to hit the us mainland. at least two people have died and rescue workers are using boats and planes to search for people trapped by floodwaters. richard galpin reports. the wind having subsided in louisiana. it is now a more tranquil picture after the storm. but a huge task lies ahead in dealing with the aftermath. in particular, these floods. rescue teams have been searching for people in need of help. some who had stayed put as the hurricane made landfall say they were lucky to survive. last night was rough.
shashankjoshi, thank you. more than a million people in the us state of louisiana are still without power after hurricane ida hit on sunday. it brought winds of up to 150 mph, amongst the strongest ever to hit the us mainland. at least two people have died and rescue workers are using boats and planes to search for people trapped by floodwaters. richard galpin reports. the winds having subsided in louisiana, it is now a more tranquil picture after the storm. but a huge task lies ahead in dealing with the aftermath. in particular, these floods. rescue teams have been searching for people in need of help. some who had stayed put as the hurricane made landfall say they were lucky to survive. last night was rough. we saw slow water coming in under the door, and then it progressivelyjust got, i was mopping, and then it progressively got worse. it was ankles, knees, almost chest level, so we put the dogs on the counters and then we climbed into the attic.
doctor antonio giustozzi, thank you for being with us. the headlines on bbc news... the last us soldier has left afghanistan. the taliban declare victory in afghanistan after the final american withdrawal at midnight last night. after hurricane ida, more than1 million people without power in the us state of louisiana. geronimo the alpaca has been put down because of bovine tuberculosis despite a campaign to save him. more than1 million people in the us state of louisiana are still without power after hurricane ida hit on sunday. it brought winds of up to 150 mph, amongst the strongest ever to hit the us mainland. at least two people have died and rescue workers are using boats and planes to search for people trapped by floodwaters. richard galpin reports. the winds having subsided in louisiana, it is now a more tranquil picture after the storm. but a huge task lies ahead
nearly 1,500 strikes recorded in just five minutes. much of the country now trapped in an arctic blast. single digit wind chills from chicago to new york to boston and this system is now headed to the northeast. so, let's get right to rob marciano tracking it all for us. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. this system is going to hit the entire eastern half of the country, as a matter of fact. still in california. got another day of rain and snow. but by saturday afternoon, we're looking at heavy know in the northern plains, heavy rain into chicago, eventually into the northeast on sunday. and then look at that severe weather swath, the same areas that got hit on sunday likely will get hit again this weekend. they're also dealing with the subfreezing temperatures here in the northeast. another mid-january-like morning with wind chills in the single digits from des moines to detroit, all the way through boston. not warming up until this next system gets here. david? >> all right, bundle up in the morning and tonight, too, as we can see, rob. thank you. we're going to turn now to a powerful and deeply personal moment on capitol hill today. arizona senator martha mcsally, america's first female fighter pilot to fly in combat, coming forward today, revealing she was raped by a superior officer
her husband stayed behind. how are you doing? >> we're doing okay. we're very lucky. >> you were in st. john when hurricane irma passed with her husband and two children. describe what it was like. >> well, it was a pretty crazy experience. we knew that our house would not withstand the wind, and it is very isolated from the rest of the island. so we decided to go into town to cruise bay to ride out the storm there because we did find safer structures and also just be around people and resources in the aftermath. so we did check into a hotel there in croix bay. and everything seemed to be happening around us -- i was walking around the windows, which you're not supposed to do, but it's hurricane glass.
certain areas. we're challenged by some flood waters still in place, challenged by traffic and other things. we have resources in our territory to respond and restore power, but we have a set of expectations. this is still manually a labor-intensive process. we're encouraged by some of what we're seeing. the investments we've put in over the last decade, about $3 billion worth is actually yielding results in what we think of faster restoration. by that i mean we're not seeing the poles down we anticipated, the transmission structures on the ground. that's the backbone of our system, almost the interstate highway of electricity that helps us bring power into the neighborhoods and the like. so we think we're going to be in a better position than we were going into it, but it's still going to be a frustrating
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climate change, what is that? >> well it has to do with the activists within the party who have basically been sold a bill of goods about how it's going to destroy the economy or something if we take on climate change. when in fact, what it is is bedrock conserve attism simply to put all the cost on all the fuels, eliminate all of the subsidies and let free enterprise sort out winners and losers, not regulating it, not doing it at enormous cap and trade system but simple the attachment of cost associated wi burning of fossil fuels and some people want to fight that to get the most out of fossil fuels and people who are funding campaigns of disinformation about climate