united utilities has warned a ban could follow in north—west england.gby last night, following fears that a nearby storage facility might run dry. the nhs in england has set out plans to stop hundreds of thousands of patients every year from receiving treatments which it says are useless or too risky. it's drawn up a list of 17 procedures including snoring, varicose vein surgery, and steroid injections for non—specific back pain. the measures are part of plans to cut waste, as the government prepares to increase nhs spending by 20—billion pounds a year by 2023. the army will stay on saddleworth moor in greater manchester throughout the weekend and into next week, to help keep control of moorland blazes which have been burning for six days. 0n winter hill in neighbouring lancashire, where grass fires broke out on thursday, a man has been arrested on suspicion of arson with intent to endanger life. the future of britain's largest steel plant at port talbot has become clearer this morning, after the german firm thyssenkrupp approved a merger with its owner

in the north west, united utilities says it needs urgent help or they may be forced to introduce a hosepipeheir cars or take baths this weekend. a ban is already in place in northern ireland. it came into effect on friday evening and it is the first to be imposed in the nation for nearly a quarter of a century. the problem is not a lack of water. many reservoirs are actually nearly full after a rainy spring. however, huge spikes in peaktime demand mean companies are struggling to treat the water quick enough, so it is ready to be supplied to our homes. the problem we have got is people are watering gardens and using so much more water that it is going out of the pipes as fast as we can get it in. some of the pipes are enormous, loads of them going down to probably about that size, serving an individual street. that size will not get bigger and we can only get so much water down it. with hot and dry conditions set to continue into next week, both weather and water warnings could be here to stay. peter ruddick, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news... patients in england may no longer be able t

united utilities has warned a ban could follow in north—west england.by last night, following fears that a nearby storage facility might run dry. water tanks are filled up overnight and these are the tanks that are underground. and this is where we have a lot of storage already built—in to the treated water system. the problem is that people are watering gardens, using so much more water that it's going out of the pipes as fast as we can get it in. and don't forget those pipes, some of them are enormous. some of them go down to probably about that size serving an individual street. that size isn't going to get any bigger. we can only get so much water down it. the nhs in england has set out plans to stop hundreds of thousands of patients every year from receiving treatments which it says are useless or too risky. it's drawn up a list of 17 procedures including snoring, varicose vein surgery, and steroid injections for non—specific back pain. the measures are part of plans to cut waste, as the government prepares to increase nhs spending by £20 billion a

meanwhile, in the north west, there are 2,000 csos operated by united utilities.ny doing to relieve the pressure on a network that serves 3 million homes? this is a large open—to—air storm overflow detention tank. you weren't kidding about the large! amazing. what we try and do here, we try and store as much storm water following a rainfall event as we possibly can, and then when the storm subsides we return it back to the network and send it for treatment. meanwhile the environment agency says that water companies are on course to have about 80% of csos monitored, but that won't be until 2025. tom heap, bbc news. and you can see tom's full report on tonight's countryfile. that's at 7 o'clock on bbc one. new zealand's prime minister, jacinda ardern, and her partner, clark gayford, have presented their new—born baby girl to the world. facing the cameras for the first time since the delivery of her daughter, neeve, on thursday, ms ardern said she'd been blown away by the messages of congratulations from around the world, including an email from queen elizabeth. russ

united utilities and anglian water are among other firms who have issued advice on cutting down on waterreland water will introduce a hosepipe ban from this weekend. england will play colombia on tuesday night in the last 16 of the world cup, following last night's1—0 defeat to belgium. some say that because of that result england now face an easier route through the rest of the tournament, as our sports correspondent natalie pirks explains. and england world cup game without that sick feeling in your stomach. yes, this was a strange game indeed. with both sides making wholesale changes, it at had all the attention ofa changes, it at had all the attention of a sunday barbecue amongst premier league powles, but with no real urgency to win, it seemed all the threat was sitting down. at least, thatis threat was sitting down. at least, that is what danny rose thought when he momentarily let his guard down. it isa he momentarily let his guard down. it is a great goal. at top drawer strike from adnan januzaj gives belgium the lead. as the belgians celebrated, their manager's face barely regist

united utilities has warned of a band that could be put in place in northwest england.mercury rises, the waterflows. however, it is the scale of increased demand is beginning to seriously worry utility firms. in by, seriously worry utility firms. in rugby, bottle stations were opened temporarily as a precaution, as fears a nearby water storage facility could run dry this weekend. customers are asking this being asked... isa customers are asking this being asked... is a story playing out across the country. severn trent says people are using one third more water than usual, leading to more outages than usual, and they are asking everyone —— act neighbourly. they may be forced to introduce a hosepipe ban on monday. they have asked people not to wash their cars or take baths this weekend. a band is already in place in northern ireland, coming into effect on friday evening, and is the first to be imposed in the nation for nearly quarter of a century. the problem is not a lack of water, many reservoirs are actually nearly full after a rainy spring. however, huge spikes mean

while united utilities in the north west says it's facing record demand. is the first to announce a hosepipe ban, which began this evening. emma vardy is in belfast. emma, how serious is the situation there? there's been unprecedented demand on water services as northern ireland has experienced its hottest summer in many years. northern ireland water said it is pumping water as quickly as possible but it can't keep up with these spikes in demand. people in some areas have had a loss of pressure, others have experienced a failure of their water supply. utility companies are warning people to keep water used to a minimum. the hosepipe ban has been in place since 6pm. that's northern ireland's first hosepipe ban in 23 years. people in a number of areas of the uk are being advised to keep water used to a minimum as we head into another hot weekend. thank you. many across america are preparing for a weekend of protests against donald trump's immigration policies. in particular, demonstrators are criticising the continued detention of young migrant children who

united utilities has warned a ban could follow in north—west england. been a surge in uk citizens acquiring the nationality of another eu country since the brexit referendum, according to data obtained by the bbc from 17 eu member states. the rise is thought to be down to britons who meet the criteria seeking to keep the legal rights attached to european union membership. matt cole reports. it's two years since this moment. the eu referendum and victory for the leave campaign. since then, there has been a big rise in the number of uk citizens getting new nationalities. in 2017, 12,994 uk citizens obtained the nationality of one of the 17 member states from which the bbc has received figures. this compares with 5,025 in 2016 and 1,800 in 2015. it is really a sense of still having that door open and being able to get up and go if you really want to. most of the people we know getting citizenship in other eu countries have no intention of living there, it is just knowing the fact that they have that citizenship in their back pocket. the most frequent new n

committed to a £400 million upgrade meanwhile in the north west, there are 2000 csos operated by united utilitiest serves 3 million homes? this is a large open—to—air storm overflow detention tank. you weren't kidding about the large! amazing. what we try and do here, we try and store as much storm water following a rainfall event as we possibly can, and then when the storm subsides we return it back to the network and send it for treatment. meanwhile the environment agency says that water companies are on course to have about 80% of csos monitored, but that won't be until 2025. tom heap, bbc news. and you can see tom's full report on tonight's countryfile, that's at seven o'clock on bbc one. a group of pro—brexit politicians and business figures have urged the prime minister to speed up preparations to leave the eu without a deal. former cabinet ministers are among those to have signed a letter saying the uk must show it is ready to walk away in order to have real leverage. tens of thousands of people marched in central london yesterday to demand a final vote on any exit deal. a 15—year—old boy

meanwhile in the north west, there are 2000 csos operated by united utilities.network that serves 3 million homes? this is a large open to her storm overflow detention tank. you are not kidding about the large! amazing. what we try and do here, we try and store as much storm water following a rainfall event as we possibly can, and then when the storm subsides we return it back to the network and we sent it for treatment. meanwhile the environment agency says that water companies are on course to have about 80% of csos monitored, but that will not be until 2025. bbc news. and you can see tom's full report on tonight's countryfile, that's at 7 o'clock here on bbc one. you're watching breakfast from bbc news. time now for a look at the newspapers. the entertainmentjournalist emma bullimore is here to tell us what's caught her eye. are you enjoying world cup fever?” am more of an entertainment journalist but you have got to try and get involved. what have you picked up today? 0besity. we are talking about the new proposals, quite interesting, clamping down on junk f

meanwhile, in the north—west there are 2000 csos operated by united utilities.'s amazing. what we do here is we try and store as much stormwater following a rainfall event as we possibly can and then when the storm subsides we return it back to the network and send it for treatment. meanwhile the environment agency says water companies are on course to have about 80% of csos monitored, but that won't be until 2025. tom heap, bbc news. and you can see tom's full report on tonight's countryfile, that's at 7 o'clock here on bbc1. you're watching breakfast from bbc news. the main stories this morning: new rules on how shops sell sweets and fatty snacks are being introduced in a bid to hold childhood obesity in england by the year 2030. england fans are getting ready in russia to delay's match. england takes on panama. it was a nice walk into the office this morning. apparently it is nice everywhere, almost places, and sarah has the details. is it fair to say everywhere? it depends on your interpretation of nice. it could be too hot and too much pollen, yes! not ever

. >> on the unit issue, the broadband utility council, this was a presidential appoint counsel during obama administration. there have been official federal statements and the former fcc director also believes that. i think that is not true with the current one. >> all right, i really appreciate your expertise and advice. thank you very much. i have a capital planning question for you kelly

we are liaising with united utilities he's been doing that in another area across the border.hat. if things change, links have been set up on social media. residents will be advised accordingly. a stoic atmosphere around here. a lot of people have been able to move back in to the area evacuated. that's right. there is a chap in a farmhouse just further up who is being well protected by the fire service the stuff he does not want to move. he says he is in a safe condition. the images people saw on social media, they are dramatic, so you can understand the concern that has generated. inaudible the firefighters who were on duty have been working out throughout the day. they will finish around seven tonight. we are working with them to make sure they are hydrated, don't get too hot, and have appropriate re st get too hot, and have appropriate rest periods. they all want to get it finished. it is more of a task to get them to rest. they are doing their utmost to resolve this incident is best and as quickly as they can. we have got 900 firefighters from greater manchester currently

. >> on the unit issue, the broadband utility council, this was a presidential appoint counsel during obama administration. there have been official federal statements and the former fcc director also believes that. i think that is not true with the current one. >> all right, i really appreciate your expertise and advice. thank you very much. i have a capital planning question for you kelly kirkpatrick. oh, she not here. >>speaker: ashley -- i will try my best answer you question >> since this process was approved in capital planning $3 million woulde w et additional ten year capital plan to go with this? ben do you want a stab at it? >>speaker: so the capital planning committee has approved capital budget for the upcoming fiscal year and comes in the mayor's budget to you at the board of supervisors and that included $3.3 million allocation in the coming fiscal year for official work to proceed with rfp process and r that linda has talked through today. i think what you are eluding to is the biggest project is not specifically programmed in the city's 10 year capital plan and that is

is meant to be utilized as sort of carve-out to protect american use ito willy-nilly as a means to justify an economic policy that should be judged in and of itself. basically the unitedtration is utilizing an exception or a justification because they cannot justify the tariffs on economic grounds because everyone knows the canadians and the economic policy are not harming the united states. >> juliette made this point. catherine, i want to give you credit because you've been making this point with me for a while and you said it a second ago, you don't enforce national security by alienating your military partner. canada's own government web site says the united states is canada's most important ally and defense partner and more than 40,000 canadian forces have served in afghanistan with the u.s. from '01 to 2014. so what's this about? how long lasting would the damage be? >> i think the damage is tremendous to our relationship with canada specifically, to our economic situation in the near term and potentially in the long term. look, it seems like the tortured logic trump is trying to use here is that if for some reason we needed to ramp up steel production and alumi

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going to be was a language, a syntax, a vocabulary, a methodology by which symbolism and utility could be united. what i want to do is to come to the white house itself. before turning to how it came about, what i would like to do is briefly look at it by way of analysis. you press something on this? there it is. somebody does it for me. what we have here just initially, i have a pointer here, what we have here initially is the white house itself as it was actually in the final form, and remember it was, i will be arguing this was a copartnership between washington and hoban. it did not have an architect in the concept we understand. i would be arguing latrobe was one of the first of the new generation of architects who were professional. had gentleman and amanuensis. he understood architecture. he had been educated in the classics. you never see latin translations. you did not have to. every gentleman could read latin. he had learned the latin texts and learn classical architecture in the process. washington did have a genuine architectural idea. latrobe looked back and criticized washington. h

residents tell me there are six units in this building. they had utilitieshut off over a concern for safety. police need help asking why this happened. they're asking for any witnesses to please give them a call. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you, amy. now to the ongoing crisis at the nation's border. >> the associated press reporting this morning babies and other young children forcibly separated from their children at the u.s.-mexico border are now being held at so-called tender age shelters. >> the shelters include rooms filled with crying preschool age children. >> president trump met with house republicans to chart strategy. >> abc reporter stephanie ramos live in washington, d.c. this morning. >> reporter: reggie and natasha, president trump's zero-tolerance policy has managed to unify republicans and democrats in congress with the majority saying they want an end to this policy. president trump on capitol hill meeting with republican lawmakers calling america's immigration system broken. >> the immigration system has been

there are six units at this building at arguello and clement. they've turned off utilities just in case, just trying to mitigate the situation here, try to get any risk out of the way that they can. they asked all these people go ahead and find a new place to stay until they determine the stability of this building. the driver who crashed here was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. obviously police have not been able to talk to that person. so still unclear why this happened or what could have caused the driver to have missed a turn or just to have crashed in here, whether drugs or alcohol was involved, whether the driver fell asleep, whether there was a medical condition, it's too soon to tell. that driver is in the hospital. we will keep you posted as this situation develops. that is the latest here at arguello and clement. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> that's so stunning to see that van all the way into that building. >>> an iconic san francisco church is stripped of its spas stor pastors, the difference in pastors, the differen

of iran's atomic agency said it informed the united nations that book had begun on him corporal austerity right neither electrical infrastructure and utilities in the towns are ready for hundreds of thousands of asked w. years. for the deal limited iran's nuclear activities in return for lifting sanctions united since the u.s. withdrawal last month european leaders have been trying to salvage it and find ways to block looming u.s. sanctions european leaders all struggling to save the iran deal and some analysts say the tehran's decision think. the pressure on the man out may only make it harder iranian officials are not seeing much rush in the. decision making process that's what by they want to keep all options available and at strategic levels that means also a threat to the europeans not to you know shit with iran not to joke with iran the french president has called for a deescalation of tensions on all sides but unless european leaders come up with a plan to save the deal soon and keep u.s. sanctions a bay iran's patience with his allies may soon run out especially butler al jazeera paris well let's bring in our a mesh is a national sec

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iran's atomic agency said it informed the united nations that work had begun on home court a rule of austerity right now ideological infrastructure and utilities and the times are ready for hundreds of thousands of asked w. years. the deal limited iran's nuclear activities in return for lifting sanctions united city leaders come up with a plan to save the deal soon and keep us sanctions a baby iran's patients with his allies may soon run out and sasha al-jazeera. new evacuations are being ordered in guatemala where the mount where the volcano has been spewing fresh lava at least seventy two people on and have died and hundreds are missing following sunday's eruption rescuers have been sifting through hot ash in search of survivors well many have chosen to flee entire villages have been destroyed david miller says more from is continuing in guatemala close to the volcano. the ash is still incredibly hot the ash and there's a couple of metres of ash that have covered this entire town and it's very hard you feel it coming up through the soles of your feet if you don't have proper boots on it can really it can really lead to a lot of heat lister's

the project adds 21 new dwelling units into the city's housing stock, and the project will fully utilize the eastern neighborhoods area plan control and will pay the appropriate environmental impact fees. this concludes staff's presentation, but i'm happy to answer any questions. >> president hillis: all right. project sponsor. >> good afternoon, president hillis, commissioners. i'm joined by my colleague and architect, mike pitler. i'm going to walk you through our proposal for mixed use development in the dogpatch. it involved proposed demolition of an existing 9200 square foot commercial building and construction of a new six story 26,000 square foot building featuring 21 residential units and 1700 square feet of ground floor commercial space. the project site is located at the corner of 20 and illinois, across the street from the american industrial center at the entrance to pier 70, just a few steps away from crane cove park and the third street t line. it is a corner parcel. it's adjacent to a five story, 16 unit condominium building up 20 street at 61620th, completed in 2013, and

iran's atomic agency said it informed the united nations that book had begun our home court rule of austerity right now ideological infrastructure and utilities in the towns are ready for hundreds of thousands of asked w. years. the deal limited iran's nuclear activities in return for lifting sanctions united since the us withdrawal last month european leaders have been trying to salvage it and find ways to block looming u.s. sanctions european leaders all struggling to save the iran deal and some analysts say the tehran's decision to increase the pressure on the now may only make it harder iranian officials are not seeing much rush in the. decision making process that's what they want to keep all options available and at strategic levels that means also a threat to the europeans not to you know hit with iran not to joke with iran the french president has called for a deescalation of tensions on all sides but unless european leaders come up with a plan to save the deal soon and keep u.s. sanctions a bay iran's patients with his allies may soon run out and sasha al-jazeera paris. they may have had a lot about the upcoming summit in singapore b

unit of gdp energy. that is adding a potential new twist to china, three gorges pursuit of this company and its paris-based utilitymost interested in the u.s. portfolio but is considering making a bid for the complete renewables unit, according to people familiar with the matter. shares up 8/10 of 1%. vonnie: equities in the u.s. may have hit a pause on the selloff, but we are seeing the vix look a little elevated above 16. crude oil rising 1.8%. this is the information that saudi is going to up its allocation of supply as well. it seems like the more supply we get, the more expensive a barrel of wti gets. gold is interestingly down another half percent. the risk aversion trade is not being seen in gold whatsoever. it is at 1263 and ounce. the renminbi, 6.58, continues to weaken versus the u.s. dollar. you will see some of those commodity trades, wti crude up 1.8%. i have g20 movers up, and it is getting ever weaker. lots of factors are going into that, not just the trade spat. it is the also -- also the idea that the pboc did not follow the fed in raising rates so you would have anticipated little weakening in th

the investment in infrastructure in the united states is comforting, from that standpoint. alix: so majors, utilitieslobal players. they also wanted. that is the nature of the business. they are in the business of being intermediate between supply and demand. alix: if anyone of those were chinese companies, would you be up to say no? because you don't want to get wrapped up in trade issues? charif: no. i don't say no. if the government says no, that is a different story. alix: are you worried about that? if a chinese partner for an equity investor comes in and the president says you cannot do that? charif: it is not important for us, because we have a lot of demand. it is not really matter -- does not really matter. given that china is in the process of overtaken japan as the number one energy consumer bad to world, it would be exclude them. the american producers that cannot avoid doing something with discuss, if he cannot produce come produces oil -- cannot produce, produces oil. set to have some very significant oil production, it is looking very good for you for the next 5-6 years. will are you g

mistaken, when we did the hearing on the fiber, they showed pictures of the utility box with the conduit needed to connect each unit. and if i'm not mistaken, i think that the units were wired, but we don't have a service provider really providing that level of service. i think that that is a situation of where we are. >>> let me get back to you with all the facts on that. >>> okay. real quick, from moh. >>> in addition to what has already been discussed, there is $500,000 in each of the next two budget years in the capital plan going through department of technology, specifically for fiber connection in public housing. >>> thank you, i appreciate that. another question about moh. i wanted to kind of get your take on cultural district staffing. is it a priority, are you thinking about it. come on, brian. [laughter] >>> sure. with the recent passage of the cultural institute of legislation, we are obviously taking it very seriously. we want to be able to start that process. we anticipate that in order for us to put together those comprehensive reports that you're aware of in the legislation, we would need one additi

enrichment capacity so right now the electrical infrastructure and utilities in the towns are ready for hundreds of thousands of separate it work units we started the work yesterday we sent a letter about the start of summer activities to the i.a.e.a. is developments come with the iran nuclear deal on the verge of unraveling the two thousand and fifteen accord was the result of a long drawn out to negotiations that lifted international sanctions against iran and then turned to iran gave up its nuclear aspirations and significantly limited its enrichment program but now that the u.s. has scraps the agreement sanctions are being imposed again and washington is warning there's more to come. we will apply unprecedented financial pressure on the iranian regime the leaders in tehran will have no doubt about our seriousness is will indeed end up being the stronger sanctions in history when we are complete the e.u. has reacted to iran's latest moves saying that although it doesn't constitute a breach of the dail the revival levon which meant activities by to run exacerbate the already fragile situation meanwhile both iran and washington are

right now the electrical infrastructure and utilities in the towns are ready for hundreds of thousands of sensitive work units we started the work yesterday we sent a letter about the start of some activities to the i.a.e.a. . these developments come with the iran nuclear deal on the verge of unraveling the two thousand and fifteen accord that was the result of long to announce negotiations that lifted international sanctions against iran and in turn to run gave up its nuclear aspirations and significantly limited its enrichment program but now that the u.s. has scrapped the agreement sanctions are being imposed again and washington is warning there's more to come. we will apply unprecedented financial pressure on the iranian regime the leaders in tehran will have no doubt about it seriousness these will indeed end up being the stronger sanctions in history when we are completely he has reacted to iran's latest moves saying that although it doesn't constitute a breach of the deal the revival of enrichment activities by to run exacerbate the already fragile situation meanwhile both iran and washington are putt

utilities. that asserted that japanese americans living in the united states would assist americans against any attack. they would act as sabotage against the u.s. government and the u.s. military. in that same report the jena certifica -- general asserted that it predisposed them to assist in japanese forces against such attack. it also chose to discern loyal and disloyal members of that racial group. on the basis of those findings, this report from this u.s. general, advocated that all japanese americans should be rounded up forcibly and put in remote concentration camps for the result of the war effort. it was a military necessity. it's interesting that that one general thought that. but it turns out he didn't represent u.s. government consensus conclusions on that point. it turns out, in fact, that the war department at the time kind of thought he was cuckoo for cocoa puffs. the war department issued strong rejections to that general's report. they made a whole bunch of changes to his report because the war department thought that he was wrong about a lot of his conclusions and his premises

iran's atomic agency said it informed the united nations that book had begun a home court rule of austerity right now ideological infrastructure and utilities and the towns are ready for hundreds of thousands of asked w. years. the deal limited iran's nuclear activities in return for lifting sanctions united since the u.s. withdrawal last month european leaders have been trying to salvage it and find ways to block looming u.s. sanctions european leaders all struggling to save the iran deal and some analysts say the tehran's decision to increase the pressure on the merrill may only make it harder iranian officials are not seeing much rush in the. decision making process that's what they want to keep all options available and at strategic levels that means also a threat to the europeans not to you know it would be iran not to joke with iran the french president has called for a deescalation of tensions on all sides but unless european leaders come up with a plan to save the deal soon and keep u.s. sanctions a baby iran's patients with his allies may soon run out and sasha bottler al jazeera paris. in china an explosion in the mine has left at