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Folks, not putting their lives in danger and ours in danger to come out and rescue them. some were for stalled calls in the high water. some were vehicles that were swept off the roadways that we tended to, and we also had, you know, the houses and things like that that were getting flooded as well that were wanting help. >> craig, what we're looking at here is like a river, a river running through neighborhoods. suddenly all of these homes in a suburban neighborhood look like water front property on a river. have you seen anything like this level of flooding? >> in my time, no. i've been on t...

More than a year after making its spectacular landing, perseverance is embarking on the most important part of its mission. percy, as the rover is now affectionately known, has arrived at an ancient river delta, identified by scientists as one of the most likely locations for signs of past life. here's our ecience editor, rebecca morelle, on what the mission is all about. the rover�*s exploring an area called thejezero crater. billions of years ago, it was a huge lake. you can clearly see a river running into it. and this gives you an idea of what it once would've looked like. if we zoom in,...

Colin paterson, bbc news, the high court. now is there life on mars? that's what nasa's rover is trying to uncover on the red planet, as perseverance embarks on the most important part of its mission. it's arrived at an ancient river delta, that's been identified by scientists as one of the most likely locations for signs of past life. as our science editor, rebecca morelle, explains. the rover�*s exploring an area called thejezero crater. billions of years ago, it was a huge lake. you can clearly see a river running into it. and this gives you an idea of what it once would've looked like. i...

The dusty terrain. and it's made history by flying the first helicopter on another planet. now, though, perseverance is starting the most important part of its mission — hunting for signs of life. we know there was once liquid water on the surface of mars. we know there are organics on the surface of mars. and so all signs point to the surface of mars, 3.5—4 billion years ago, being a habitable planet. the rover�*s exploring an area called thejezero crater. billions of years ago, it was a huge lake. you can clearly see a river running into it. and this gives you an idea of what it once w...

The rover�*s exploring an area called thejezero crater. billions of years ago, it was a huge lake — you can clearly see a river running into it. and this gives you an idea of what it once would have looked like. if we zoom in, this coloured area shows where the river met the lake, depositing sediment to create a delta. the rover landed here, in the floor of the crater. it's spent more than a year travelling the seven miles — that's about 11 kilometres — to get to the base of the delta. now it has a llo—metre climb to reach the top, so it's deployed the mini mars helicopter to scout t...