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i'm leslie brinkley abc 7 news lesley. we're taking a look at the scene now from sky 7. we are you talking about a water service being restored to all customers within the next 24 hours? they can't be that specific. they are hopeful that they will restore to all customers. this is a main if they repair it bu ofthing should be good to go course, larry and they're saying saturday morning is the targeted goal for restoring the water service. but this road, i mean they've got so much to do to even put the temporary fix on it. tomorrow is the goal might take a little longer than that back to you. that actually was my next question. looks to be massive and extremely deep i would think that the intersection would be closed through most of weekend. is that what you're hearing? i am hearing that they hope to have a temporary fix on this tomorrow. that's according to east bay mud. again, they are asking neighbors who were affected by this water break to contact them if anyone had property damage for a lack of water. they should directly contact east bay mud about that. but right n

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lesley bricusse had a prolific career writing hits for numerous musicals and films.—east, where the sun came out, the temperature reached 21 degrees. today is going to be mild, but not that mild. and then tomorrow we get into some cold, arctic air. that doesn't last, either, because as we head into the weekend, things turn that bit warmer once again. today, we've had some heavy rain moving away from the south—east, heavy showers pushing towards the north—east, accompanied by thunderstorms and gusty winds. they will be replaced later with more heavy showers coming in across the south—west and gusty winds, too, in areas adjacent to the english channel. temperatures up to about 17 in london. yesterday, we had 21. you can see where we've got the showers in the afternoon. if anything, the thunder risk will diminish. a sunny afternoon further north, ahead of this weather front. note the difference in the direction of the wind, it will be coming from the north. but ahead of that front, we are still looking at south—westerlies, with temperatures, about 11—18. this evening an

let's talk some more about this with professor dame lesley regan from the royal college of obstetriciansr three, but what this guideline is suggesting is that we look at the lancet series published earlier this year on miscarriage and adopt a graded approach so if you were to suffer, joanna, a single miscarriage, you would be able to access some form of help and support after that, and if sadly went on to have a second one, that you can have some advice about lifestyle, some basic investigations, so women don't feel abandoned after they had a miscarriage, which is always a devastating experience. but predominantly we know that the vast majority of women, even after three losses, will not have any specific underlying cause unfortunately we have a good prognosis for the future but what the guideline is trying to show is we can offer care and support to women at an earlier stage, even if we don't embark on an investing ? expensive investigation until after the third loss. 50 in until after the third loss. so in our until after the third loss. so in your experience, _ until after the third l

i'm joined by lesley o'brien, managing partner of freightlink europe, a transport and logistics companye economy. we have supported the economy throughout the pandemic. we have now increased salaries to get more drivers on the road, and what the government is now saying is, forget all the work that the uk industry has done and let's allow foreign competition to come in and take business off of us. and quite frankly, this could mean that some companies will go to the wall. because if foreign companies are taking our business, we are still paying our driver's salaries, we are still paying for our equipment. so i totally disagree that this is a sensible decision. 50 totally disagree that this is a sensible decision.— totally disagree that this is a sensible decision. ., ., , ., sensible decision. so what would you su: est sensible decision. so what would you suggest that — sensible decision. so what would you suggest that would _ sensible decision. so what would you suggest that would help _ sensible decision. so what would you suggest that would help with - sensible decision. so what woul