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[000:00:00;00] the waterloo company, which represents the british water industry , announced that banning the use of hoses will reduce water consumption by about 10%. rainwater tanks will be effective, but according to the report of the national audit office, at least three million liters of water are wasted every day. in 2018, the demand for water in england and wales reached at least 14 billion liters per day. plan ahead to face climate change we have to build buildings that act like water reservoirs. this is a plan that will take years to implement. this month is the hottest month in the country's history since data was collected in 1884. salt shortage hill in south korea. the country has started a government salt exchange rate from today. japan's plan to release polluted waters into the sea has caused people to buy sea salt impulsively, and the high demand has caused a shortage of salt. contact with retail prices has begun in japan though the protest of the people of this country and some neighbors plans to release more than one million tomans worth of contaminated water from the fuku

well, okay, on the field of waterloo where did it all end in horror from the fact that we were chasingere. well, this is such a tragic phrase to me that i like the appeals here that i did the task wrong. here's what i like absolutely right to show political will. i completely agree, but for some reason you think that up to the level of, for example, education, political will must be shown by dcs. because that it should, because the political will of the top leadership relies on the joint political will of the people who support it. this is exactly the point, because we are not slaves, we are not slaves, but what happens and from above what point of view do you have, but they haven’t voiced it to me yet, or what ? no, we have a standard. well the federal state educational standard fortunately. no, well, fortunately you don’t know, i can’t sign up with europe about any war from the west, there’s no meaning, i reconciled, of course you perceive. you work in this system you want me to stop blowing up the ministry of education of science, what the hell or the ability to start. i 'll tell yo

50 years, as you know, you don't need me to remind you, since you won it with waterloo.amour for the four of you to reunite on stage in person, not the avatars... you want to make a bet? are you considering it? no. seriously? seriously, no, no way. why? well, i don't want to, and if i don't want to, they won't go. it is the same for all four of us. if someone says no, it is a no. and, yes, that is how it works. you want to go? no, no. you will disappoint many, many people. no, we're not going to go there. you're not even going to consider it? no. 0k. if you were asked, would you write sweden's entry? no. 0k! sweden has hosted the contest six times, three in stockholm, three elsewhere — should it be in stockholm again? i think so. that is the place to be. why? because it is the most beautiful city in this country and we have the infrastructure, too and it would be good if they have it in stockholm. i think so. you could celebrate 50 years of abba without us being on stage — but anyway, and our hometown is stockholm, there are many reasons. i'm sure you heard the hometown

a - bit like waterloo. when you can made by the _ bit like waterloo. why drawing up an action plan before you even get short of breath could help. also, so many of us rely on them when we shop, but fake - reviews can cost brits up i to £312 million every year. rip off britain's angela rippon's helping us how to spot - who's a liar and who's legit, including why bad reviews . could be a good sign. and as you've seen on breakfast, today is windrush day. we'll be hearing how one married couple's disagreement about the treatment of their ancestors, saw clive myrie act as mediator on their bbc radio 1! series, 'a family divided'. all that, plus we have the taste of summer as we rustle up i a family feta feast, i including how to roast it on the barbecue this weekend. and headlining the show with music from glastonbury legends, jowita is here for today's strictly fitness. see you at 9:15. lam going i am going to be controversial. i really don't like feta cheese. you will have to _ really don't like feta cheese. you will have to watch _ really don't like feta

. >>> san jose police are on the scene of a reported stabbing along waterloo bay parkway. one adult male was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. they are saying to avoid the area, for now. we will keep you updated as we get more information into our newsroom. >>> we are looking live outside and it is just after 6:30. you can see that marine layer. just creepy. hanging out in the background. >> that marine layer cannot make its way into the bay, right now. here is what we are looking at, this afternoon, windy conditions and sunny skies throughout the bay area. a live look along 101 into san jose. san jose is sitting right around 54 degrees. it will be gusty into the afternoon. over in oakland, temperatures are also sitting in the low 50s. the winds are a lot breezier, 21 miles an hour gusting up to 36. so what is going on? i will let you know that wherever you live in the bay area, this afternoon, you will be seeing those windy conditions sticking around. if you have any loose objects, i know it is trash day but if you have any other objects, make sure the

this is elliot in waterloo, iowa. independent, good morning. caller: yeah, how you doing? just want to quote margaret sanger. breeding a race of human thoroughbreds without following a plan. we must make the country into a garden of children instead of a disorderly back lot overrun with human weeds. that's it. host: anything you want to pick up on question mark margaret sanger question mark guest: -- margaret sanger? guest: that's a despicable quote that you just read. but i want to say about that is part of the troubled and complicated history of the early pro-choice movement is this connection to these racist eugenic ideas, absolutely. if you talked to activists today, they rejected these ideas resoundingly. i think the most encouraging sign we are seeing on the side of abortion rights right now is that there is growing momentum behind the framework of reproductive justice started by black women in 1994, they coined the term. it justice, unlike these eugenic ideas that are overtly racist, reproductive justice is about the right to access abortion. the right to have the c

he is in waterloo.with you again. >> let's listen to what desantis said wednesday. >> i remember being up here a few months ago and someone had written something about, man, iowa is doing a lot of great stuff like florida. they may be the florida of the north. an indep said yeah, and maybe florida is the iowa of the south. >> he's trying to content with iowans. is he succeeding? >> to a small degree. one of the problems when he was up here earlier touting all the successes in florida, iowans were saying we already did that, we did it quicker than florida. so he doesn't have the same audience in terms of being receptive as he might have elsewhere because you have a strong republican governor in this state. there are a lot of voters like the individual in the piece who are very solid trump people but willing to look especially if desantis can prove that he is trump without the drama. but that is hard when trump is still in the race. >> you interviewed desantis when he was there. what were your impressions

google also sent notices to workers in the ontario cities, of course they are the closest toronto and waterlooadams issued a statement yesterday urging all new yorkers to limit outdoor activity as we've seen, through our reports, airports delayed because of smoke affecting the visibility from those wildfires. by the way, nate foy mentioned major league baseball postponed games in new york and philadelphia last night because of the poor air quality. we continue to monitor that. they say they are going to monitor the air for today's game see if they can get in a double header but you know what if it gets worse maybe not and we should also mention, david, broadway shows were canceled last night, including hamilton. so, the impact has been far- ranging. david: ashley, thank you very much appreciate that. now this. the saudis are pouring billions of dollars into becoming a major player in the sports world. live golf could be just the beginning. we'll be breaking down their extraordinary expenses of course well cryptos are turning into radioactive waste for investors. those are the words from celebr

meanwhile, a new report by the group stand.earth and the university of waterloo shows pension funds withr fossil fuel stocks have been tanking compared to those that divested in order to reduce their carbon footprint. for more, we begin our show with longtime canadian climate activist tzeporah berman, international program director at stand.earth and chair of the fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty initiative. her most recent article for the guardian is titled "canada is on fire, and big oil is the arsonist." here in the united states, we are hearing about terrible effects and we experience them in new york have the apocalypse, caused by the canadian wildfires. but we don't hear about how canadians are dealing with these 500 wildfires. can you talk about what is happening there and larger connection between the climate catastrophe? >> absolutely. thank you. what is happening across the country is devastating. what we need to remember is this is the beginning of wildfire season in canada. so we have now, she said, close to 500 fires burning across the country. officials are saying at lea

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>> waterloo, iowa. >> what -- do you have?haven't decided yet. >> haven't decided yet. >> a good one. >> that's why you're going to be here today. >> right. >> very good. thank you, ma'am. we're going to say, each of the candidates has a different setup of tables here, alex. when you come inside of the venue -- >> -- >> when you come inside of the venue, you've got a great -- mark -- all lead them on attorney. we've got mike pence right here. over to the right, you've got ron desantis. tim scott was somewhere around here. essentially, alex, this is the first kickoff of the summer of campaigning for this republican field here. an opportunity to talk to thousands of ayo winds and begin to make the case. i want to let you hear we've, got a little back and forth with two of the candidates so far. take a listen. >> what do you say that donald trump is not here? >> i'm just happy to be here. i love the people. here i think this is a great defense and you know, there is a lot of friends who've developed. will make a lot more friends.

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, after 1815, before the decades global warfare between great britain and france were decided at waterloo. american merchants and the us government had handsomely from their status as neutral shippers. and i say the government as well, because the us government, until the institution of the income tax was mainly funded by tariffs us shippers are the ones paying those tariffs. so if you have a good merchant marine, you also have good government revenues. but it's all dependent on international trade, which if two giant powers at war. you can make a lot of shipping between them right? but the end of this conflict in near disaster of the war of 1812, which in which americans trade, dragged them into this conflict meant that these old strategies no longer worked for merchants like grain. that meant that shifting they had to shift their activities to support british imperialism asia rather than filling in its gaps for politicians in washington, that meant treating the celebrated china trade as a problem for national security rather than as a. now. that shift was part a broader reorientation fo

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mary in waterloo was looted and burnt down in paris, but, in the streets, all parked cars were burned looks like over the city , numerous fires are recorded, as if after the bombing, the security forces will actively exchange weapons for street withdrawn police swat reported that now the column? the special forces are already in lyon rennie paris lily where also protesters filled all the streets the day before, if you remember we told you about the mobilization of more than 2,000 gendarmes. today there are already more than 40,000 people detained and more than 600 arrested. and the concerns of the state department. yes and no . this is completely different about the weakness of the macron, emmanuel himself is also silent, who the day before was seized by the magic of music for concerts, altyn, john nevertheless decided to be distracted and will hold a meeting today crisis headquarters on the occasion of the riots , let me remind you that it all started with the murder of a 17-year-old courier of algerian origin by the police, macron, took the side of the algerians, but this did not he

waterloo looted sazhen supermarket. well , in the sodium on the street burned all parked cars.w marseille looks over the city , numerous fires are recorded, as if after the bombing right now the protesters have actually captured the city center and set up barricades in the area. of the old port and accidentally burnt the alcazar library along with almost a million documents and medieval manuscripts dating back to the 15th century macron, who the day before was embraced by the magic of music for elton john's concerts, today left paris and left for the eu summit in brussels but to discuss hot topics about the cracked facade of power . putin rebellion. dude wakner failed the trade wind of the power of the micron is cracking all over france as a result, manuel interrupted his participation in the summit of eu leaders very quickly, and look, he refused to speak at a press conference without even announcing his departure from paris. there, the macron set the army of security forces on the protesters to fight the demonstrators , who, by the way, are protesting against the lawlessness

there are different definitions of terrible pain, because of which he could not command troops at waterlooe poisoning on the island, this is tzitzit, now napoleon a. not that not the other is wrong should have given guidance. no, grushin sent absolutely right timber, how he managed to pears and pears correctly, how the pears managed to get in behind the ass, there are prussians, not realizing that he was pursuing the wrong ones. this was also the problem. and when the pear came on well, okay, on the field in the screwdriver, where did it all end in horror from the fact that he was chasing the wrong ones and the wrong ones. well, what a tragedy. i really like the invocations here incorrectly completed the task. here's what i like, positive is absolutely right to that already show political will. i completely agree, but for some reason you think that up to the level, for example, an educator, political will must be shown by the dc . because it must because the political or top leadership relies on the joint political will of the people who support it. this is exactly the point, because we ar

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tax freedom day was on waterloo day, so an important day in the history of the nation.we're not going to go back it. in my going to go back to it. in my tttettme— going to go back to it. in my lifetime. we've— going to go back to it. in my lifetime. we've got to make it wort. — lifetime. we've got to make it wort. het— lifetime. we've got to make it wort. hut t— lifetime. we've got to make it work. but i think— lifetime. we've got to make it work. but i think we've got to be work. but i think we've got to he e— work. but i think we've got to he e ttttte— work. but i think we've got to be a little bit— work. but i think we've got to be a little bit careful here. i to— be a little bit careful here. i mean, to suggest that david terhrhw— mean, to suggest that david terhrhw-perhepe- mean, to suggest that david lammy perhaps the most lammy not perhaps the most trwetworthw— lammy not perhaps the most trustworthy of— lammy not perhaps the most trustworthy of politicians, is ththg— trustworthy of politicians, is twthglhrthg— trustworthy of politicians, is twthglhrthg we- trustw

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so the lunch in the waterloo chamber in windsor castle and the investiture in the throne room as well the news headlines. and i think tatiana is— terms of the news headlines. and i think tatiana is waiting for. we — i think tatiana is waiting for. we thank— i think tatiana is waiting for. we thank yew— i think tatiana is waiting for. us thank you very- i think tatiana is waiting for. - us thank you very much and good afternoon . this is the latest afternoon. this is the latest from the newsroom. the prime minister is expected to skip a debate on the report that found bofis debate on the report that found boris johnson lied over partygate mps will be deciding today whether to sanction the former prime minister after the privileges committee found he repeatedly misled the house of commons. the committee recommended that mr johnson should face a 90 day suspension had he not already resigned in advance of his judgement . advance of his judgement. however, mrjohnson's decision however, mr johnson's decision to stand down means mps will no longer be voting on his future in parliament. number

and there�*s been no half—term break for the staff at waterloo road.ndustrial acid" were dumped on the side of a slip—road last week. newham council said it wants to find those responsible for fly—tipping the large eleven barrels. london fire brigade said the substance was a "potential hazard" but was stable. a new sporting hub for women and girls from south asian backgrounds has launched in luton. it aims to offer a safe space for them to play, and is designed to encourage women to take part in a wide variety of sports including cricket, football and tennis. to girls, i feel as if... cos — if this was a women—and—girls—only hub, i feel as though it would make a massive difference because there�*s so many girls that can come, play. as a muslim, as a hijabi, i have to obviously cover up in front of, like, males. but if this was women and girls only, i wouldn�*t have to worry about it at all cos i could wear literally whatever. so that would be really helpful, and a lot of girls would want to play sports because of that opportunity. let�*s take a look at

napoleon to give the order should napoleon but his soldiers would not do it and join the usurper, hence waterlooe been fighting side by side with the army, taking casualties, soldiers have a sense of solidarity for fellow veterans. this thing can turn on the first skirmish, on a completely unpredictable chain of events. i completely unpredictable chain of events. ~ , , ., . events. i will keep you there. we have 'ust events. i will keep you there. we have just heard _ events. i will keep you there. we have just heard that _ events. i will keep you there. we have just heard that president. have just heard that president zelensky says vladimir putin is very scared and probably hiding amid mutiny. you have been watching vladimir putin for a long time. when we have seen and we have not seen the scheme of crisis to his or threat to his power in the last 20 years, but when there has been some semblance of crisis, he does go quiet for a while.— semblance of crisis, he does go quiet for a while. last time in 2011 if ou quiet for a while. last time in 2011 if you remember, _ quiet for a while. last time

services running as normal except planned closures on the waterloo and city line the weather with sara typically it is a much drier day than yesterday. in the best of it, averages into the mid 20s celsius. it will be warm. as we go through the night tonight, we are dry and generally clear. we go to see a little bit of mist and murk into the start we could see a little bit of mist and murk into the start of things tomorrow morning. another warm start and a dry one for you tomorrow. the big picture is this. high pressure is close by and edging in at the end of the week. it generally keeps frontal systems at bay. that is not to say it will be completely dry in the next few days, but certainly a lot of dry weather in the forecast. there could be some showers around tomorrow, and again potentially on friday. they could be thundery, but not so many of them around, especially into the weekend. it does turn especially warm at the weekend, into the high 20s on sunday. that's it for now — i'll have your next update on news, travel and weather in around half an hour. in the meantime it's back toj

he will be there in the waterloo chamber today.howers. they could be locally heavy some locally heavy with some thunderstorm - locally heavy with some thunderstorm forms, particularly locally heavy with some thupartstorm forms, particularly locally heavy with some thuparts ofm forms, particularly locally heavy with some thuparts of northern particularly locally heavy with some thuparts of northern ireland arly for parts of northern ireland amt— for parts of northern ireland. and—scotland and maybe southern scotland later— and maybe southern scotland later — and maybe southern scotland later on. generally further teyyarts— later on. generally further towards-and- later on. generally further. towards-and east, towards the south and east, stayhhp— towards the south and east, stayhhp ther— towards the south and east, staying drier with some sunshine and staying drier with some sunshine amt hm— staying drier with some sunshine amt hh that— staying drier with some sunshine and in that sunshine climbing to hhphs— and in that sunshine clim

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