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this four—year study studied allergic reactions during anastasia in more than 3 million operations.ns. there were 30 cardiac arrest and more than ten deaths. once patients identified as allergic, an alternative anaesthetic must be found. but waiting lists for allergy clinics to find this out are on average more than six months, when they should be only six weeks. we know that 9096 of patients that believe they are allergic to penicillin are not actually allergic to penicillin. we know that the majority of adverse reactions were caused by antibiotics that were given to avoid adverse penicillin reactions. if we could identify those that are allergic and those that aren't, we could give penicillins, which are better drugs. royal college of anaesthetists are calling for more allergy testing clinics for people thought to be at highest risk if lives are to be saved. coming up at 6am on breakfast, dan walker and louise minchin will have all the day's news, business and sport. they'll also have more on the buildup to saturday's big event — the wedding of prince harry and meghan markle. they

the children were 0lga, tatiana, maria and anastasia, and the brother, alexei, along with the empressas himself, who were all shot. after the fall of the soviet union, we heard on the grapevine that the bodies of nicholas and family had been discovered in a swamp outside ekaterinburg and there was a movement that they would get a decent burial in st petersburg with the rest of their family. in '98, injuly, one of my sons and myself went to st petersburg for the first time for the funeral of nicholas ii and there were between 52 and 56 romanoffs. as the cortege approaches the winter palace, the historic home of romanoff autocracy, it slows down in keeping with the russian tradition in which the coffins of the dead are driven past the place that was their last home on earth. we all went on a cortege all the way from the airport to peter and paul fortress and what struck me, amazingly, there were so many people in the street. and all of them were signing the cross and bowing. and then the queen had very kindly sent officers from the scots greys. the honour guard included a piper from the

second women's defending champion to lose in the first round of the french open in the open era after anastasianly twice has it ever been done before. take a bow chris froome. the brit has become just the third man to win all three of cycling's grand tours in a row after claiming his first giro d'italia on sunday — he even had time for a drink during the final stage in rome. now here's a look at what caught our eye on social media. despite the huge dissappointment experienced by liverpool fans who travelled to kiev to see their beloved team lose 3—1 to real madrid in the champions league final they were in good voice on their way home, a group of merry supporters even managing to involve none other than — cap backwards — liverpool managerjurgen klopp, in their sweary sing—song to sweep away the sadness. enjoy. we are bringing back to liverpool. we are bringing back to liverpool. we saw the european cup. but we didn't givea we saw the european cup. but we didn't give a bleep. we swear we're keeping it cool. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me

does that, anastasia, make stocks less attractive >> it makes u.s.vorly less attractive and favors european stocks. earlier in the year, japanese and european stocks really suffered around the trade concerns and the fact their currencies have appreciated as much as they have. now there's going to be in reverse a little bit and the euro having pulled back, those forecasts for future projections are not going to dampen the earnings as much as they have in the past for european countries. we favor european stocks or u.s. ones at the moment >> earnings running at 20% year on year. yet the s&p is moving in basis points week on week for a couple of weeks what busts it out of that mode >> i think what busts it out is how long it's lasted and how much anxiety is built up over that very dynamic. the fact that we've kind of gone sideways during this great earnings season. it's not that unusual to go sideways and churn during earnings you have winning groups and losing groups. what's unusual is the magnitude of the earnings growth that we're just absorbing so i

. >> good morning, anastasia, senior tenant living in a rent controlled building on 24th street for 34 years. i urge this committee to support the o & m legislation before you without amendment. the number of o & m petitions filed has increased five-fold according to the rent board and this is a permanent 7% increase. debt service and property tax are the largest expense items by far. 75% of them come from corporate real estate firms, regional and state firms and known bad accertificates. san francisco is -- actors. san francisco is the only they're allows debt service to be passed onto tenants. this has to stop new. tenant displacement is occurring with more frequency. you have the power to end this. please support this legislation by supervisor fewer and protect tenants. thank you. >> clerk: thank you, next speaker. >> good morning, everyone, my name is christie, i'm here to oppose the proposal. in 2014, my family put all our life savings to buy a property in san francisco. in recent years, all the increase in the property tax, utilities, are increasing significantly to the point tha

reporter anastasia champ has more details. rochelle/mother: "they hurt my baby. they hurt my baby."as thursday "rochelle's" 17- year-old daughter called with terrifying news.she told her mother a man and woman attacked her and friend at florence and sprague. rochelle/mother: "she was headed to carter lake to do her homework.""rochelle" gave us this video taken by a witness at the scene.she tells us before the fight...her daughter's friend honked at the couple who they didn't think would stop at the stop on wirt street. rochelle/mother: "the car turned onto florence and followed them."at first -- bottles were thrown...then -- as you see in the video -- punches are thrown ... and the girls are left defending themselves.rochelle/mother: "these are adults in their late 30s early 40s, attacking 17-year-olds that look like they're 17."the incident -- landed both girls in the hospital...rochelle's daughter -- even hit in the mouth with a ásnappleá bottle forcing her braces into her lips. rochelle/mother: "we ended up having an emergency dentist come into the er and push her teeth back up i

let's ask wall street journal and deputy editor dan henninger and columnist mary anastasia ogrady andill mcgurn. >> i'm probably not as opposed the president sitting down with any leader at any time as some people are, however, you know the danger, right, it's like getting engaged and planning a wedding and then if the week before the wedding you're thinking, this isn't the gal for me -- [laughter] >> the pressure when she's in her dress and the cake is baked, the process overrides it. people talk that it's in kim's interest -- paul: it's in kim's agreement to have a meeting. >> right. paul: looks like he's a coleader. >> that's why we always have to keep our eye on the ball which is denying him the capacity to strike the united states with a nuclear weapon. if a talk was advanced and sincere, the danger is with north koreans have done these talks, i remember bill clinton staring across the dmz in 1994 if you pursue the nuke, it'll be the end of the country, it wasn't. so think know how -- that's the danger we forget what's at stake here. paul: yeah, mary, the threshold for me is has

i'm anastasia, and in my struggle to maintain my rent in my rent controlled apartment, i've had my share of hair raising history with the landlords that's impacted my health and safety, including car exhaust fumes coming up to my units through the heating vent. harassment by landlords makes tenants sick. corporate landlords like veritas, green tree and moser use harassment to get their tenants out of rent controlled apartments, destroys the city's affordable rentals. they weaponize construction, they make pass throughs that don't actually improve tenants lives, only spike up the rents, forcing those without means or on fixed incomes out of their homes. please, supervisors, prioritize tenants health and safety. investigate the abusive behavior of these speculative landlords. >> supervisor sheehy: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors my name is marlenea minasas. my concern is they. [inaudible] >> -- for not paying rent on time, and i'm low-income. i'm worried about the pass through renter, and i can't afford it. they keep raising my rent, and i will be out. and i

first let's go to anastasia gribanova in kiev.irst of all, what sense are people trying to make of this events? what is your reading of things? everybody is your reading of things? everybody is extremely perplexed, shocked and relieved at the same time, because it is quite miraculous thing for one journalist be declared dead and then alive in terms of one day. so the emotions are very mixed, but as we know, he is alive, he's well, and everybody in ukraine like the ukrainian president, petro poroshenko, is praising the ukrainian security services, who could prevent this plot from being committed, and the journalist from being killed. so this is rather surreal, and there are so many details which are questionable, so many details of how it could been organised and how all the details could have been worked out. but what we see, there is a person well and alive, and many people say that is the only thing which matters now. thank you. we will go live to moscow and talk to steve rosenberg. what are people saying about this turn of even

. >> franco anastasia, we are waiting until we get home to eat.ll grab more -- look at him with his hand in there. they're in chandler, arizona. he says a lot of it was gone by the time they got home. i feel you, franco. send me your "gma" moments and put them on my facebook page and >>> good morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. bright today and warmer everywhere, even the coast. sea breeze returns for a cooler mother's day and then cooler than average weather develops next week. today, look at this, mid-60s to 70 along the coast in san francisco. mid-to-upper 70s along the bay, low to mid-80s inland. temperatures tonight because of the breezes upper 50s to low 60s many neighborhoods. my accuweather seven-day forecast. we're looking at a drop sunday >>> it's time now for our nday countdown to the royal wedding. just eight days away. there's the clock right there. >> not just any clock. that's your clock, george. george's clock. >> we're taking a look at meghan markle's life before london. earlier this week we saw some of her favorite s