clothing you haven't already, ideally in the washing machine. y items which cannot be washed and would normally be dry cleaned should be double bagged in plastic until further information is available. wipe personal items such as phones, handbags and other electronic items with baby wipes and dispose of them in plastic bags in the bin. wash hard items such as jewellery and spectacles, which cannot go in the washing machine, with warm water and detergent. more information is now on the website of public health england, and will be made available at key sites in salisbury. i want to reiterate that this is precautionary advice aimed at only those people who were at the venues between these times, which i believe to be less than 500 people. meanwhile, let me repeat that the risk to us, the general public, remains low. and i am confident that none of these customers or staff will have suffered harm. thank you. steve cooper was in the mill pub on sunday afternoon — he gave his reaction to the advice. only became aware of it a few hours ago andi only be

so in the washing machine. put into plastic bags, tied, and stored away safely. we will be providing further advice on that. any personal items such as phones, handbags and other electronic items can be wiped down with cleansing of baby wipes and whites disposed of in the bin. and any other items, such as jewellery and spectacles, which can't put in the washing machine, can be washed with warm water and detergent. and vincent clean, cold water. after that, people should wash their hands. the reason i go through that issue will be able to see these are very, very simple interventions and to highlight that the immediate risk to highlight that the immediate risk to the public is low, it has remained that way and this advice is only for a small proportion of people who were in the restaurant from wednesday lunchtime to the closing, sorry, sunday lunchtime to the closing the following day. so, on that message, game, just to reinforce the risk to public health remains low and we provided some additional guidance toda

up to 500 patrons of the sites being investigated in salisbury have been told to wash their clothes and possessions. some say the advice should have come earlier. we have not taken the precaution you. —— yet. we are outraged to be honest, about the fact we only found out now. the chancellor says there's cause for economic optimism ahead of his spring statement on tuesday. china's congress approves the removal of term limits for its leader, paving the way for president xi to remain in powerfor life. also in the next hour: a box office blockbuster for black panther. the film featuring mostly black actors that's fast becoming a box office hit. marvel‘s hit film takes in more than $1 billion us at cinemas worldwide. at the winter paralympics, millie knight and brett wild win their second silver medal in the women's downhill super g for the visually impaired. there's a public health warning for hundreds of people in salisbury tonight, who went to the same premises visited by the russian spy sergei skripal the day he came into contact with a deadly nerve agent. they're being advised to wash t

ideally in the washing machine. y be dry cleaned, should be double bagged in plastic untilfurther information is available. white personal items such as phones and handbags with baby wipes and dispose of them in plastic bags in the bin. watch hard items such as jewellery and spectacles with warm water and detergent. exactly where this attack took place, what the nerve agent used was, our line is still being followed. caution has been written about jumping to conclusions followed. caution has been written aboutjumping to conclusions about russia being responsible. but for one victim it is history that should not be repeating itself. 12 years ago, former russian spy alexander litvinenko was poisoned by russian agents in london. his widow received this letter from the then home secretary, theresa may, promising such a thing would never be repeated again. unfortunately, it happened again. unfortunately, it happened again. it means something was not done and a lesson was not learned. five locations are still cordoned off

clothing you haven't already, ideally in the washing machine. y be dry—cleaned, should be double—bagged in plastic until further information is available. wipe personal items such as phones, handbags, and other electronic items with baby wipes, and dispose of them in plastic bags in the bin. wash hard items such as jewellery and spectacles, which cannot go in the washing machine, with warm water and detergent. steve cooper was in the pub on sunday at exactly the same time as the skripals, and told me that he is now getting worried. certainly, because they haven't revealed what the nerve agent was, and actually what the effect, long—term, on anyone's health could be. so i'd like to know more about that, i'd like to know what precautions i personally can take, rather than just washing my clothes. having potentially already been exposed, what long—term affects for me and my wife, and then using baby wipes to wash my phone and my watch... i don't really think it's going to get rid of a nerve agent. so did the police and other emergency services respo

clothes, ideally in the washing machine, any items that cannot be washed and normally would be dryble bagged in plastic until further information is available. wipe personal items with baby wipes and dispose of them in the bins. wash hard items that cannot go in the washing machine in warm water and detergent. steve cooper was in the pub on sunday at exactly the same time. he said he is getting worried. they haven't revealed what the nerve agent was and what the effect long—term on anyone's health could be. i'd like to know more about that. i'd like to know what precautions i personally can take. rather than just washing my clothes, having potentially already been exposed, what precautions can me and my wife tape. i don't think washing my phone and my watch with baby wipes is going to get rid of a nerve agent. did the emergency services respond quickly enough? are you satisfied that you escalated this incident quickly enough at the beginning of last week? the machinery, the support, the national advice, the capability and expertise was mobilised. for this ancient medieval city it h

clothes, ideally in the washing machine, any items that cannot be washed and normally would be dryouble bagged in plastic until further information is available. wipe personal items with baby wipes and dispose of them in the bins. wash hard items that cannot go in the washing machine in warm water and detergent. steve cooper was in the pub on sunday at exactly the same time. he said he is getting worried. they haven't revealed what the nerve agent was and what the effect long—term on anyone's health could be. i'd like to know more about that. i'd like to know what precautions i personally can take. rather than just washing my clothes, having potentially already been exposed, what precautions can me and my wife take. i don't think washing my phone and my watch with baby wipes is going to get rid of a nerve agent. did the emergency services respond quickly enough? are you satisfied that you escalated this incident quickly enough at the beginning of last week? the machinery, the support, the national advice, the capability and expertise was mobilised. for this ancient medieval city it

my son will be working in a restaurant doing the washing up. it is his firstjob.the washing up. it is his first job. that was my first job when i was 15. did you have a saturday job? yes. i was always working very hard at school, so i had a properjob at 18.|j working very hard at school, so i had a properjob at 18. i was working hard, too. my experience is that youngsters are told at school not to work hard at weekends, that is your restaurant, work hard during the week and get good grades. esther mcvey is talking to a generation of people we are discussing now he might agree with what she says. behave differently, work for somebody else, you cannot be...|j somebody else, you cannot be...” think it is a good idea to get work experience early on in life. it teaches you what you do not want to do. definitely. and it teaches you to take instructions from people who are not your parents. they don't listen to us, let's be fair. to see what the world of work is like. and to get somewhere on time. my first job i had to go for my lunch at 11:30am. isaid job i had to go fo

clothing you haven't already, ideally in the washing machine. —cleaned, should be double—bagged in plastic until further information is available. wipe personal items such as phones, handbags, and other electronic items with baby wipes, and dispose of them in plastic bags in the bin. wash hard items such as jewellery and spectacles, which cannot go in the washing machine, with warm water and detergent. steve cooper was in the pub on sunday at exactly the same time as the skripals, and told me that he is now getting worried. certainly, because they haven't revealed what the nerve agent was, and actually what the effect, long—term, on anyone's health could be. so i'd like to know more about that, i'd like to know what precautions i personally can take, rather than just washing my clothes. having potentially already been exposed, what long—term effects for me and my wife, and then using baby wipes to wash my phone and my watch... i don't really think it's going to get rid of a nerve agent. so did the police and other emergency services respond fast

the biggest corruption scandal in brazil and latino america began by accident at this petrol and car wash complex in the nation's capital. it was march seventeenth two thousand and fourteen and the federal police team had the location on the surveillance they believed it was the center of a money laundering operation run by a former convicted criminal i'll bet you're safe. to say. the. latest date on the new leads a group of state prosecutors overseeing what is now known or the carwash investigation discovered you know we may you intercept don't have to say. to. me that this is. a little bit of walk in one of the ways to look at the rice. that. they've put over us the national oil company turned out to be. the executive in charge of refining and supply if a school keep all the above costs. i was arrested after trying to destroy evidence and held without bail. in. this. for. about the cost of this is me is the boy's video. of what. he. is both so it's. for you a big. grover was just one of many bribes he received contracts to construction companies the money launderers have also negotiated

provoking one of the largest corruption investigations in south american history the car wash scandal has left its mark on countries from brazil to her. business leaders multinational corporations and politicians have been caught up in allegations ranging from bribery and money laundering to distorting the democratic process how do the case unfold we sent reporter gustavo courage to find out. the biggest corruption scandal in brazil and latin america began by accident at this petrol and car wash complex in the nation's capital. it was march seventeenth two thousand and fourteen and the federal police team had the location on the surveillance they believed it was the center of a money laundering operation run by a former convicted criminal i'll bet you're safe. to say only stassi the. latest date on the new leads a group of state prosecutors overseeing what is now known or the carwash investigation discovered you may you intercept don't have to say. were made into a source but me that this is just. a little bit of walking into one of the ways you know sort of at the rice. that. they ve

the goal? aren't you trying to wash the dirt out?: you think. >> in this case the dirt was present, except there was luminol glowing. >> reporter: the chemical police used to detect blood and body fluid. this didn't make sense. with no blood on the pants, the luminol was highlighting something else on two very specific areas of the pants. >> one on each side, right at the area of the neon the front of the pants. >> reporter: if you were kneeling -- >> some something you wanted to get out by spot cleaning with detergent. and you actually did get it out, this would glow as we saw it. because cleaning deterges also mat ow. so y think youave blood, you have cleaning detergent. >> so the pants that janos washes the morning of the murder were still there. there was that other wound, remember that rather pe cue lar one near archie's groin? >> where would that person have to be relative to the victim to make that kind of an energy, i think it would put you on your knees to do that. you look at that and the spot cleaning on the pants you have

and displacement bad art washing the new one well i guess it's our washing so when you see the gallery come in dear neighborhood. pirtle high high and art from on known artists it's a sign of the neighborhood isn't becoming transformed in a way that's on affordable you know the terms white washing or green washing well blue washing there also white washing is basically providing like the u.k. does that all the time they have an inquiry an inquiry is official and it's lords and ladies who run these inquiries and they present a report that white washes the crime that happened by saying well some terrible things up and people feel really bad about it but so that's white washing our washing is using artists. to wash the community to gentrify the community so artists are being used to get rid of all these latino and black faces from the communities is what they feel so we guarding that woman that i talked about the art gallery owner who has a place in brooklyn and she has this place in book boyle heights and they're shutting down these are galleries so yahoo finance is f

sun showers either side of the wash. 0therwise, afternoon. sun showers either side of the wash. some, eight and nine for others. and on easter monday, because of the cold regime, when we push the moisture in from the south there will be a significant conversion, particularly but not exclusively, on the higher ground. i say that for the northern half of britain. there will be snow in wales overnight. easter monday, if you are on the move in that sort of zone, trans—pennine is northwards, it could be a tricky do. watch out for that. we are already keeping a close eye on the developing situation because many of you could be on the move. it will not be an issue in southern britain. i don't expect that. it will be too mild. further north, the risk of snow. at least it doesn't hang around for too long. 0n tuesday the front is into the northern part of scotland. elsewhere it becomes a really mild sort of day with the breeze in the south. top temperature of the day could be 15 to 16 degrees. see you in half an hour. this is bbc news, i'm carrie gracie. the headlines: moscow tells britai

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big source is synthetic fabrics so those fleece jackets and microfiber blankets that we toss in the washing machine release tens of thousands of fibers in each wash. oh food for thought the next time you take a sip of water that was song again from us and vironment desk and that was your business update on g.w.s. always you can find out more online and takes you follow us on twitter i see in the next hour left so close to the to the to. the to. the to the to cut. cut. cut cut. cut cut cut. cut cut cut cut. cut cut cut cut cut cut cut cut. pledge in the lara croft ozemail played by oscar winner of the candle flame tomb raider she plays the charleston club or archaeologist. to look the part of the solution i just took on a hardcore workout schedule up the moment going to. every journey begins with the first step and every language with the first word emerged from the. coaches in germany to learn german and why not learn it so much it's simple online on your mobile and free stuff for d.w.b. learning course he can speak german made easy. the race for immortality has begun plaguing neuro scienti

large—scale contamination but if you're to get rid of small spot, putting your clothing through the washingof the things we have heard all week is the comparison with the litvinenko attack. there was a very clear trail of evidence about to certain individuals which went all the way back to russia. given what you have said at this point, and i know that this is a very hypothetical question at this point, but giving your assessment of what may have been involved, do you think there will be traces on those responsible for delivering that agent? there will be a number of things that people are looking for in trying to analyse any samples they can get, both samples from the people who were affected but any samples they can get of the original substance. there may be clues. the people carrying it out may have hidden clues. hidden what evidence they may think people could work from. there is a very big difference in the type of agent that is being used here. with polonium it was producing radioactivity. you could wave a geiger counter around in a room and detect that there was polonium there. then

big source is synthetic fabrics so those fleece jackets and microfiber blankets that we toss in the washingmachine released tens of thousands of fibers in each wash very briefly who's behind this report and how reliable is it. or put media as a nonprofit journalistic foundation in based out of washington d.c. and they did do a previous study last year or they kind of organize this study about micro plastics and tap water and that study did get some criticism this one i think they've been a lot more you know diligent and they've you know done done more methodical research and so basically i think that the scope of it is quite large and it is important to point out however it was not peer reviewed by scientists so i have been home for us thank you very much. and that's it for me and the business team i'll have an update for you in the next up thank you for watching bob . cut. cut. cut. cut cut cut cut cut cut cut cut cut cut cut cut cut cut. cut. cut cut. cut. cut. cut cut. cut cut. cut. cut. played she says intimidation is no more the folks at home and was a colleague of slain journalist joh

we are definitely doing things and other things we are doing apthat we have done in terms of the wash extractors. when i came in it was like, kid, rub your coat up against the charred wood so you look like you have done something. you know, i don't think i washed my gear for the first 10 years i was in. we have made changes. we are continuing to make changes. we will absolutely be looking at the results of this study and of the study of our firefighters, and i think that will not just change policy but also lead scientists to sort of hone in on what further studies need to be done. >> i am curious from the north bay fires would. >> we can have the cancer prevention foundation do that. >> on the issue of the hand out in the packet i'm not sure if it is this item or another. it is distribution list for the work group and committee assignment. are you familiar with what i'm talking about? can you tell me what these work groups are? what the purpose behind the work groups are? there is a hazmat committee, mutual aid. what are these people doing in these committees? >> they work on project

does that all the time they have an inquiry an inquiry is official and it's lords and ladies who run these inquiries and they present a report that white washes the crime that happened by saying well some terrible things up and people feel really bad about it but so that's white washing our washing is using artists. to wash the community to gentrify the community so artists are being used to get rid of all these latino and black faces from the communities is what they feel so we guarding that woman that i talked about the art gallery owner who has a place in brooklyn and she has this place in book boyle heights and they're shutting down these are galleries so finance is following these group of activists from boyle heights and one of the guys that they talk to he's asked why they're stopping why they're actually going after art galleries that seem so barbaric right well he said three five six mission they're really smart in the past they used to do black events people of color events empowering workshops and trans people so that identity i don't give a if someone is black or brown or disabled if they're gentrify or they deserve to die so.

the toilet, not been able to flush the toilet. washing their hands. s and things like that. some of the leaks may be small but for the water companies, they are adding up. since it started to thaw over the weekend, we were expecting to see a rise in leaks been reported but it has been unprecedented and we have seen a huge increase and 500 million litres of water has been pumped into the system. they are feeling the pressure in the midlands because jaguar land rover has stopped production and so too has cadbury to help severn trent water keep their taps running for households and vulnerable comp stormers —— customers. households and vulnerable comp stormers -- customers. in cumbria, the worst of the snow stopped last week but the problems go on and on. this is a bug kirby stephen but the snowd rifts this is a bug kirby stephen but the snowdrifts above the track are lots of houses which is still cut off. it is not just of houses which is still cut off. it is notjust the minor roads it is the main roads as well. in this cou nty the main roads as well. in

. >> we found a man, what to do with all the antique washing machines he has collected. >> you have gotem. >> i do have a problem. >> 87-year-old, lee maxwell had to build a ware house to store all of the objects of his obsession. >> first automatic, 1937. >> what's more is there is more. >> no. >> way more. >> no! >> behind that one warehouse. >> no! >> there is a second warehouse. again, filled with nothing but washing machines. >> i told you it was insane. >> it is one of the largest personal collections of anything in america. and lee says it all be innocently enough with this one may tag. he had just retired as an electrical engineering professor was on a road trip with his wife barbara when he saw this at a farm auction in iowa. >> by the time we got to maine, we had four. and that's where the, the, fur started to fly. she was thinking bad things about me. >> very bad things. >> lost my rocker. i think maybe i did. >> by the time they got home, lee had bought a trailer to haul them. >> squeezer, scrubber combination. >> today nearly 1500 different machines in his collection. ones

steve less than the when bill replies he's got less and staves got mole and it all balances out in the wash that is wrong completely categorically wrong because when one person lends to another there's no money created but when a bank creates a loan it also creates a matching amount of money which the recipient then spends so bank that boosts the money supply and it boost demand at the same time so a rising period of deadlock you had a private deadlock you had from about ninety two through to two thousand and seven gives you apparently prosperous economy but as soon as people find they have to stop paying the debt down all the banks start wanting to extend that dead the right to growth of credit credit right across the debt stops credit disappears it can go from positive to negative and that's what happened in two thousand and seven so you went from having credit being equivalent to fifteen percent of j.j. paid him on a six percent now the economics the discipline says that doesn't matter because it's the see saw they completely wrong the central banks are telling that these now the bank of

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and on that noticeable very keen easterly wind there will be plenty of snow showers running into the washand eastern scotla nd eastern side of pennines and eastern scotland and you add in the strength of the wind, my word it will feel bitterly cold full stop considering that some of you had around 13—14 on friday, it will be a shock to the system. we start sunday, there could well be more widespread snowfall rather than showers. the northern boundary of that is difficult to pin down at the moment. further north than that yes, there will still be wintry showers to be had. simply because it is going to be that cold. take care, goodbye. this is beyond 100 days, with me, katty kay in washington. christian fraser's in london. our top stories: as tests continue at the home of the poisoned former russia spy sergei skripal, britain, france, germany and the us issue a rare joint statement condemning the kremlin for the attack. russia denies it made the nerve agent used in that attack and promises to retaliate against britain for expelling 23 russian diplomats. more on that shortly. also coming up

the lottery. then i always, always wash the rice, it's very important to wash the rice.olunteers as an assistant, helping everyone to be the best they possibly can in the kitchen. he loves it, because chris's passion is cooking. just salt, when we're roasting vegetables, helps bring out that flavour. ijust find it better going in before. i love cooking and putting a meal in front of someone. it's all about seeing them enjoy my food. it just lifts your soul! shall we do this one as well? so he is really encouraging with some of the participants who maybe lack a lot of confidence or are a bit younger, orjust need a bit of extra support. chris has got a great way of helping them without doing it for them. so if you put that in first, soften it up. chris is very well qualified for this role. over decades, he worked his way up to being head chef in pubs and restaurants across the country, often working 100 hours a week. but one day, that all changed. sorry... two years ago, i had a massive stroke on the right side of my brain. and i lost the left side of my body. so i was a c

or... set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. energy upgrade california. >>> welcome back. t's talk a little about the newest drought monitor. it came out this morning. remember the big soaking we had last week? let me show you the difference between last week and this week. this week on the left, last week on the right, no difference. all that soaking rain. the only thing it did was slow the progress of the drought. at least here in the bay area. you can see down around southern california, see that little bit of red that's developing around los angeles? that is the second highest drought moniker we have. things are getting much worse down there. take a look at things closer. it's just the north part of sonoma county and marin county that aren't in the drought. just abnormally dry. will we get more rain? possibly this weekend and next week. will it get rid of the drought? probably not. temperatures right now in the low 50s, upper 50s in clear lake. everybody else is in the 60s. it's kind of humid outside, too. feels like a spring day down in the south for some of us. tonigh

which laid dormant since the nazi period, don'no huge spontaneous demonstrations against the power, the washedup student radicals saw their chance into the party was formed in 1980 but the new left the student radicals by then middle-aged radicals taking the leadership of the party and absorbing the old ecological guard of the neo-nazis and other far right nationalists. to do this, they didn't have to perform, they just changed color. they took the concepts of the t past interest them up in the garb that we see today. it was a catastrophic mission of capitalism and a catastrophe instead of the socialist utopia and instead of the cult of the factory it was becausfactory ite forest and instead of the color red, the color green. i wish i had written that. it was written by the intellectual in an essay first published in the new republic in 2001. the rights of the radicals from 1968 is motivated by anti-nazis. looking hiding under every bed becoming so twisted they ended up seeing the state of israel as summarized in the situation only to have ended up they take the analysis one step further not o

or... set the washing machine to cold. do your thing.california. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. >>> tonight on abc7 news over on kofi tv 20. >> and here on abc7, a tree falls on to a couple watching a softball game in the east bay. >>> there's a new king at the box office this weekend, pacific ring uprising has knocked black panther out of the top spot. >> it may have been dethroned, marvel's black panther hit another milestone. >> it's now the highest grossing superhero film in north america. the previous high belonged to the avengers. >>> here are the top five movies for this week, pacific rim uprising $28 million, black panther slipped to second. i can only imagine it is third, sherlock noam comes in fifth. >> angelina jolie is back, that's what it is. >> that's it for abc7 "news at 6:00," we'll see you back at 9:00 and 11:00. have a great night. >> hi, everyone. i'm lizzie bermudez. welcome to "bay area life," the place where

the time. he goes to prison and wash the feet of inmate.is time 12 men from different countries, different continents, different religions. most of them were catholic, two muslims, one was an orthodox christian, one was a buddhist. later on as i said he is going to hold a mass behind me at st. peter's basilica, and the way of the cross. the way of the cross is a tradition, reenactment that takes place all over the world while about half an hour from now one will take place in jerusalem on the villa de la rosa that is believed where christ walked on the way to the crucifixion. the most colorful one will come from the philippines where christians allow themselves to be really nailed on wooden crosses with real nails. watch or look away. >> not for those faint. thank you. >> ahead, steven spielberg's play one. are you game? actually, you do. harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line, and if you're not taking care of your gums, you're not taking care of your mouth. so now i use this. crest gum detoxify. introducing new crest gum detoxify...

but i would say the worst thing is not being able to keep the washing up in the kitchen clean and alsolf clean, having a shower every day. just a very basic wash in a basin with cold water. as people queued for bottled water in south london, frustration grew at the lack of a basic service. 7:30 in the morning, they sent me a message that the water's fixed. nothing was fixed. i think this is absolutely appalling. it is shocking that there is such poor... well, zero communication. in the midlands, big companies like jaguar, land rover and cadbury halted production so severn trent could sustain supplies to households. the cold weather devastated wildlife too. the storms killed millions of sea creatures. in east yorkshire, they've been rescuing lobsters and reviving them in salt water at fish markets. i think the industry will be fine, but from a natural perspective, it's quite shocking what mother nature can do. back in the hills of northern england, people living beyond the snowdrifts hope to be reached by road rather than air over the next couple of days. danny savage, bbc news, cumbria

does that all the time they have an inquiry an inquiry is official and it's lords and ladies who run these inquiries and they present a report that white washes the crime that happened by saying well some terrible things up and people feel really bad about it but like that so that's white washing our washing is using artists. to wash the community to gentrify the community so artists are being used to get rid of all these latino and black faces from the communities is what they feel so we guarding that woman that i talked about the art gallery owner who has a place in brooklyn and she has this place in book boyle heights and they're shutting down these are galleries so finance is following these group of activists from boyle heights and one of the guys that they talk to he's asked why they're stopping why they're actually going after art galleries that seem so barbaric right well he said three five six mission there really smart in the past they used to do black events people of color events empowering workshops and trans people so that identity i don't give a if someone is black or brown or disabled if they're gentrifiers they deserve to die

or... set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. energy upgrade california. has never had a 16th seed beat a number one seed, especially the top seed. 0 for 135 in this matchup until tonight. umbc or university of maryland, baltimore county, the 16th seed upset top seed virginia. a wild night for the umbc bench. retrievers ran away with it in the second. lyles, 23 of his 28 in the final 20 minutes. fans can't believe what they're seeing. nobody could. final minutes, lyles to lamar for the hammer. u.mbc and virginia benches are stunned for completely different reasons. the retrievers win by 20, 74-54. the first number 16 seed to beat number one. they'll play kansas state for a berth in the sweet 16. >> these guys have passion. these guys love to play this game. this game means a lot to them. you know, it was just a special, special effort. >> were you aware that a 16 had never won before? >> i think everyone's aware of that. thanks for bringing that up again. >> had to hurt. warriors without steph, klay, and kevin durant tonight. durant has a fractured rib, out

. >> i want to start with a hard choice on you, and fortunately it will come out in the wash. holly, i'm giving you an invisible magic wand. you get to choose one person, state, federal, could be xi jinping if you want to and you convince them of one thing. you can change their mind about one thing that they hold, who do you choose and what do you want to change their mind about? >> jeff sessions, criminal justice reform. i mean, more specifically, i'd certainly love to change his mind about sentencing reform, and i hope to have a robust discussion about that today. >> so i want to ask a version of that question to you, larry. one of the interesting parts of this conversation that we're having this morning is in many ways some of the points of tension, each of you, mark, ll

or... set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. energy upgrade california. >>> bridges are a big concern of mine as we head into the afternoon hours and they pick up and run perpendicular. that means they'll come to you from the side and it's wet out there with the rain still falling. let's take a look at the rain we've had so far. from 0.25 in san jose to to than an inch in the north bay. kentfield's had nearly 3.5 inches, actually 3.63 inches. it's definitely been raining harder up there than elsewhere. here's a look at san simproe say where it continues to rain. be prepared that the steady rain will turn over to stormy conditions in the afternoon hours and it will be breezy all day, even in the evening commute. showers will stick around through saturday and each time they come in they drop the snow level from 4,000 feet tomorrow, 3,000 feet by tomorrow, and possibly 2,000 by saturday. you can see the yellows and reds way from us or they're down in it is santa cruz mountains. this is the cold front that will be the change. and the

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the toilet, not being able to flush the toilet, and washing your hands, i have a two—year—old, so nappies have been a host of problems across many parts of london since the weekend. thousands are still without water today. thames water resorted to handing out emergency supplies this morning, and demand was high. i've got five kids, and literally without water since 6am yesterday morning. it's terrible. washing the bottles is difficult. there's a lot of stuff cove red difficult. there's a lot of stuff covered in baby to that i can't wash at the moment. 7:30am, they said the water was fixed. nothing is six. engineers are out trying to fix the problems. since the thaw over the weekend, although we expected leaks reported, the reaction has been incredible. we have seen an incredible. we have seen an incredible increase. about 500 million extra litres of water has been pumped into the system to cope with the extra demand. water companies are urging people to use as little water as possible until things get back to normal. the question is when. days after the big freeze, many of us are basking