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water. >> it doesn't sound appealing to me, drinking wastewater transformed into drinking water. >> reporter: this facility produces 8 million gallons of recycled water each and every day. it is safe and clean enough to drink. but ultimately is used for landscaping and manufacturing, which some say is a wasted opportunity. >> they put all this work and energy and technology into making the drinking water ready. then we mix it with thirty-year water and we sent it out to irrigate our ballfields. >> reporter: a professor of environmental studies says that drought should make us re- examine and speed up plans to use recycled water to replenish our drinking water supply. after years when progress was at a standstill, she says there is some movement in that direction. >> we plan to pipe up the water to the ground recharge facility along los gatos creek. >> reporter: the santa clara valley water district is considering a plan to expand the current facility, or to possibly build a second one and pump the recycled water into underground aquifers. the project is still years away. but a sever

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drinking monday — friday, but i would probably drink weeks worth_ but i would probably drink weeks worthould probably drink weeks worth in one day on a friday or saturday— worth in one day on a friday or saturday night. spain says buddhist risk and _ saturday night. spain says buddhist risk and return on monday, but you will have _ risk and return on monday, but you will have to — risk and return on monday, but you will have to quarantine on your return — will have to quarantine on your return home. thousands of palestinians, who fled their homes in gaza during the conflict over the past 12 days, return home — after a ceasefire comes into force. and coming up in half an hour, foreign correspondents based in london give an outsider�*s view of events in the uk in dateline london. the prime minister has expressed his concern in the wake of lord dyson's highly critical report into the bbc�*s panorama interview with princess diana in 1995. an inquiry found that the bbc covered up "deceitful behaviour" used by the journalist martin bashir to secure his world exclusive interview. last night, pr

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even rebellion has to spend up to $3000.00 roubles a month on purchase drinking water. that's a 3rd of his pension, which is barely enough to make ends meet back to the federal server family. on their way to visit her mother with her children. julia meets neighbors campaigning against the landfill. they managed to pressure the environmental agency to measure the quality of the tests revealed a level of hydrogen sulfide 25 times higher than what is permitted. the activists went to court, but to no avail. the stinking mountain of garbage and the other supposed is. one of several russia is plagued by waste disposal. probably only 4 percent of waste recycle and 2 percent is incinerated. the rest is simply dumped with nearly $70000000.00 tons of waste a year. the largest country in the world is drowning in garbage and environmentalists. was that the landfills around moscow, a ticking time bombs, the direction of the winds, isn't determining factor jury duty feder. several visits to see her mother. 67 year old valentino pover has not moved. celia get some vitamins, come, drin

your drink.of— here, you've got a special offer at the end of every aisle. there are lots of— the end of every aisle. there are lots of things governments could do. it's lots of things governments could do. it's very— lots of things governments could do. it's very easy to dismiss this as a personal— it's very easy to dismiss this as a personal choice, but it's not a choice — personal choice, but it's not a choice. people don't choose to kill themselves. many of them have a true aicohoi— themselves. many of them have a true alcohol dependence, strong genetic factors_ alcohol dependence, strong genetic factors in— alcohol dependence, strong genetic factors in this we have to try and remove — factors in this we have to try and remove that stigma. so that people will remove that stigma. so that people wiii seek— remove that stigma. so that people will seek help earlier. i'm joined now by lucy holmes, director of research and policy at alcohol change uk. i guess it's in the title, we're not changing e

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food. pizza soft drink sweets. can they develop fatty liver? yes, they can. and about 30 percent of the kids to have fed liver. we all love ready to go food because it's easy to eat and tastes well. however, the contain a lot of sugar, which is actually then not used and store and deliver which produces fed liver. so you need to balance diet containing sugars, but more importantly, proteins and i mean acid to grow. well, let's be honest. what would be the easiest thing you could give up? money, the internet, your partner, we humans find it difficult to eliminate the familiar things from our lives. for me personally, i could not do without the show and without sugar. the people in our next report tried to give up sugar and took part in an exciting experiment. so please, the scale, let's see how heavy you are. you got your tom. i would eating less sugar and make of how fear of $65.00 people are about to find out. they're going to exclude all sweets and added sugar from their diet for the next 3 months. stung. who gra

ok, i wasn't drinking monday to friday, i would probably drink a week's work in one day on a friday oraturday anyway. also on the programme tonight, a ceasefire comes into force between israel and hamas after 11 days of fighting. counting the cost in gaza as thousands of palestinians return home after 11 days of fighting. spain says british tourists can return from monday, but you'll still have to quarantine on your return home. and it's back — eurovision returns tomorrow night after it was cancelled last year because of the pandemic. and coming up on the bbc news channel... we'll have reaction to the departure of wolves manager nuno espirito santo, who is to leave the club at the end of the season. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the prime minister has expressed his concern in the wake of lord dyson's highly critical report into the bbc�*s panorama interview with princess diana in 1995. an inquiry found that the bbc covered up "deceitful behaviour" used by the journalist martin bashir to secure his world—exclusive interview. last night prince william launched a scathi

researchers say the whole brain seems to be affected when drinking, not just specific areas.he pandemic lockdown, every pub will need to sell 124 pints of beer per person, or as emily calls it, tuesday. so emily, a someone who was obviously drunk right now, because you guys start drinking at "outnumbered" and then don't stop, do you feel like you're getting dumber? >> probably, but who knows what i can attribute that to. but i will say that i love the 124 pints per person regardless of tuesdays, because that sounds like a great block party. they should run with it. the pubs should have a huge block party, everyone should, and it sort of reminds me of at home, a pub near me where they have a big guinness wall and i'm on my way to making the thousand units -- on my way to making my name up there. >> greg: she is a big booze girl. kat. are these studies good for legalization of other drugs because it's a lot of other drugs aren't as bad as booze. >> that's absolutely true. and if people make those decisions to do the stuff anyway, because sometimes it's fun. for me, i don't if t

but i slowly became aware that, ok, i wasn't drinking monday to friday, but i would probably drink ad i was finding myself drinking not because i was enjoying it, but because i was trying to mask something. in perhaps an early warning sign of future problems, it emerged in 2002 that prince charles had sent a teenage harry to meet staff and patients at a drugs rehabilitation centre after he admitted smoking cannabis at the highgrove estate. understandably, harry attributes much of his pain to the very public loss of his mother when he was just shy of his 13th birthday. for me, the thing i remember the most was the sound of the horses' hooves going along the mall, the red brick road. by this point, both of us were in shock. it was like i was outside of my body and just walking along, doing what was expected of me. showing one tenth of the emotion that everybody else was showing. charles, charles... this is my mum, you never even met her. while describe the added pressure he felt when he met meghan markle and they became the focus of worldwide media attention, some of it positive, much

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and the floppy chino drinks.>> so you like it. the first thing i thought of was imagine being late for work and you go to starbucks to quickly run in and get copy in your standing behind somebody ordering a drink with 15 ingredients. i would murder whoever orders that drink, leo, what are your thoughts? >> my thought is clear. i go to starbucks, i had when this morning, i like rachel, i worry about the calories like charlie, rachel so pike and cold so i. >> charlie, i can't see you drinking anything the caramel and whipped cream and all of that. how do you feel about this? >> you know me well. i love to drink my calories, just not in coffee and not at 9:00 a.m. and i generally try to wait until later in the day before i start drinking my calories but i am a straight black coffee guy no matter what but the worst is when you go to starbucks and pick up an order for somebody and they give you collocated order and then it gets even worse and you go in like my brother, i think they are called then take lattes, i walk

for example, better to drink water, or to drink teams. they don't have any sweetener in them. and any absolute strict, no growth and pregnancy that also is problematic for women who smoke, for example, the baby can be a little bit smaller. it's not healthy. if a woman smoking, she also shouldn't take drugs and she shouldn't drink alcohol. i have a great idea. why don't you write me about health issues and your ideas to share in good shape your weekly health show and d, w covers many aspects of health care. we look at what's new and medical treatment, nutrition, fitness and beauty. we discussed these topics in depth with specialists and give you the chance to pose your own questions. so do get in touch we have talked a lot about pregnancy. let's focus a bit on the birth. so how can women prepare for this big moment? i think it's really important that women read and listen to positive stories about birth. there are many, many more positive stories about good birth than there are these terrible stories. so women should definitely stay away f

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probably drink a week's worth in one day on a friday or saturday night, and i was by myself drinkingot because i was enjoying it but because i was trying to mask something. a ceasefire between israel and the palestinian militant group hamas has come into effect, ending 11 days of violence which killed more than 240 people. good morning. the battle against single use plastic. the price of these bags is going up to 10p in all stores in england. i'll be finding out what shoppers think. the favourite is floundering at golf�*s latest major. rory mclroy found it rough going in his opening round at the us pga and is already way off the lead in south carolina. iam sure i am sure some of you had a disturbed lot that night last night due to the strength of the wind, it stays with you today with more rain to come but things are brighter this weekend, all the details later. good morning. it's friday the 21st may. our top story. the duke of cambridge has criticised the bbc, saying failures relating to the panorama interview with his mother, fuelled her paranoia and worsened his parents�* relation

this was a mix not only football and drinking. this was football, drinking, and music. this attracted more fans, including sven, who helped develop f. c, some pollies left wing identity. we had a political and punk rock background, so confrontation with fascist was not new for us. there's no match tonight, but the subtly stadium is too high of activity funded by the club. dave and us are holding one of the regular free music sessions for refugee references. we're all here because of fcc and holly. this is part of what it means to be a supporter of this club is to involve yourself in the community. does fine listens a share volunteer. now push link. yeah. why don't not show me the smell coming about the not the have been here in some pony. get some pony. so the funny thing, as we say refuges are welcome. all people are welcome here. unless there fascists, me on the way to a big meeting before the against hamburg, what the security office, police, public transport people and stuff like that. ah, you don't make friends in this job. you say i have to forbid this. then the s

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that's my drink.ver the next 2-3 weeks, we're getting hundreds of pictures pink whitney. id had given a brand at the time, no -- [inaudible] over time i said this is getting crazy. my podcast partner paul said why don't we we try to make our own drink, new amsterdam. and i said there's no way somebody would buy a drink with my name on it, i'm a pigeon. [laughter] he said, i don't know, man. no joke, crazy. on the way to a halloween party, pink whitney, people love the pink lemonade in vodka. she said, why don't you make a drink? i said, oh, my god, let's give it a go. it was real. it's crazy. and it's because of barstool and new amsterdam. it's a crazy story. liz: well, let's talk about barstool and your role in this, erica. so suddenly this is becoming a thing. you have actually, under your leadership, turned bar toole not just into -- barstool not just into a media, well, it's really growing with you in charge as ceo, but suddenly into consumer products. how did this really turn into what has almost

drink drinks that have a lot of sugar in them. coca cola is not good to drink during pregnancy, for example, better to drink water or to drink teeth, they don't have any sweetener in them. and any absolute strict, no gross and pregnancy that also is problematic for women who smoke, for example, the baby can be a little bit smaller. it's not healthy for women smoking. she also shouldn't take drugs and she shouldn't drink alcohol. i have a great idea. why don't you write to me about health issues and your ideas to share in good shape your weekly health show and d, w covers many aspects of health care. we look at what's new and medical treatment, nutrition, fitness and beauty. we discussed the topics in depth with specialists and give you the chance to pose your own questions. so do get in touch with me. we just talked a lot about pregnancy. let's focus a bit on the birth. so how can women prepare for the speak moment? i think it's really important that women read and listened to positive stories about birth. there are many, many more positive stories about good birth than there are th

drinking water. but of course, that's doable. waters expensive and the pension doesn't have much money. even belkin has to spend up to $3000.00 roubles a month on purchased drinking water. that's a 3rd of his pension, which is barely enough to make ends meet back to the federal server family. on their way to visit her mother with her children. julia meets neighbors campaigning against the landfill. they managed to pressure the environmental agency to measure the quality of the tests revealed the level of hydrogen sulfide 25 times higher than what is permitted. the activists went to court, but to no avail. the stinking mountain is garbage and the other suppose one is one of several. russia is plagued by waste disposal property 24 percent of waste recycle and 2 percent was incinerated. the rest is simply dumped with nearly $70000000.00 tons of waste a year. the largest country in the world is grounding garbage and environmentalists warm that the landfills around moscow. a ticking time bombs, the direct

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>> sleeping. >> and sipping his drink, dr. pepper.od that he was still under the microscope. >> it was difficult, he didn't sleep much. >> watching lars suffer was torture for his siblings. they knew how much he loved debbie and knew how much the house could be confusing at night. >> you thought that it was important to come to the house now, why? >> because no one realizes how dark it was. >> we're here it is around 4:00 in the morning. this was large and debbie's bedroom. >> the bet was on this wall. >> he walked us through the story that lars told him countless times. >> he did know what he was saying, maybe intruders. >> there is the thought of, she is only five three, she's blond, she was wearing a light t-shirt, how could he nazi his own wife? >> at four in the morning, you don't see anything, it's dark. i don't think size, wait or complexion matters at four in the morning when your awakened by a noise and your dog is growling. >> ken wanted us to experience it with the light off. >> let's do it. >> let's shut the light off. at

. >> drink lots of water part to stay hydrated sunscreen. make sure you have some nia gordon spent the day enjoying the nice weather. but on memorial day, she'll have to take all of those precautions. the national weather service has issued a heat advisory. in addition to those suggestions, the nws says to limit outdoor activities during the hottest times of the day. do not leave kids or pets in vehicles and to stay in air-conditioned area. it's and get in the i'm going to get in the pool cool down and we encourage that. but we also encourage that that be done. >> safely with some planning. steve hill with contra costa county fire says, well, swimming can be a good way to cool down. historically this is when they start seeing drownings pick up. so wear a life preserver if needed and supervise children in addition, hill is warning about the fire danger. this all of our fires, not just here in contra, costa but across the region. >> are virtually all caused by human activity. >> so that's the bad news. the good news is that they can also they

this allow the households to be supplied with clean drinking water directly via pipes. at the time this state of the art technology caused a sensation throughout europe. and here's what we saw in and how or needed the floor is so shaken, so it doesn't look industrial. i was made to please the eyes. as you can see from the ra time doors, or the tourette's of floor made a fine italian marble and 140 years old. not everyone has destroyed the factory. the water works here close down in 2007, but the technology still works. and we'll say by the water, because now we take a trip to the black sea, as you know, every now and then we visit years from all over the world who show us the most beautiful places of their home town. and this time it's off to but to me in georgia, i'm me know, well, coming to me, let me show you some of my favorite highlights of the black, the coast resort. the city full of colors and the dimension, ah, cruise to me, special due to its mix, jail, the sea, and the mountains, protected the areas and historical monument, old part that the c p and the new a

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