yesterday. >> things were not fine for a lot of people. i mean, we saw our teams in the field this morning's still saw salt water gushing, gushing on the streets in places. it seems a long time for the immediate crisis to still not be triaged. this many days later and have water still gushing on the streets. why is that yes. >> so there was there were two breaks that occurred that were large, a 48 inch and 36 inch pipe. these are old pipes. one was 1910 instead lesion, another of the 1930s installation and so the first one was fixed on saturday, about 5:00 and pressure by resumed and we were able to get water back to downtown and throughout the city. but another break occurred right in midtown and 11th and peachtree. and that is the one that had the high gushing water and that lasted for de and a half to two days and now we have that gusher of water down. people
rivers and lakes so people would know whether it was safe to swim or not. and if it were not safe to swim or not, they would actually increase the penalties on water companies, talk about things like sewage tax, so clearly part of their focus in seats that's been conservative since 1910, but the lib dems think they are in with a chance here in a seat which was previously held by senior tory figures like boris johnson which was previously held by senior tory figures like borisjohnson and michael heseltine. tory figures like boris johnson and michael heseltine.— tory figures like boris johnson and michael heseltine. fantastic, thank ou ve michael heseltine. fantastic, thank you very much _ michael heseltine. fantastic, thank you very much indeed _ michael heseltine. fantastic, thank you very much indeed for _ michael heseltine. fantastic, thank you very much indeed for talking i michael heseltine. fantastic, thank you very much indeed for talking to j you very much indeed for talking to us. i think we can move now from henley all the way to mexico. claudia sheinbaum has been elected as mexico's first female president. the former mayor of mexico city had the support of the outgoing president. the election campaign was marked by unprecedented levels of violence, often carried out by organised crime gangs. ms scheinbaum has promised to reduced the violence, and improve the lives of women
to changing travel patterns and customer feedback. hundreds of tradespeople are holding what they call a van rally in westminster later to highlight the issue of tool thefts. it�*s being organised by the campaign group trades united, which said the growing number of tools being stolen means thousands are losing their livelihoods. they�*re calling for tougher measures to stop them being resold at car boot sales and markets. an historian has published the results of a unique, ten—year project looking at the changes in stoke newingrton over the last 200 years. amir dotan�*s research focused in and around the church street area and looked at how different businesses and trends have evolved through the decades. i was always a history buff from a very young age — i wanted to be indiana jones. so when i moved to the area about 22 years ago, i became really interested in the local history, where i documented the history of every shop on stoke newington church street. number 14 was six different butchers since the 1910s. butchers used to have special tiles
interested in the local history, where i documented the history of every shop on stoke newington church street. number 14 was six different butchers since the 1910s. butchers used to have special tiles for hygiene and some of the old decorative tiles are still here. let's take a look at the tubes now — minor delays on the piccadilly line. a good service on all the other lines. now onto the weather with with kate kinsella. good morning. it was a warm and sunny end to the weekend. yesterday, temperatures at heathrow got up to 24 celsius. today, not quite so warm, but still pleasant. some bright spells this morning, but the cloud already moving south. it is a cold front. it should stay largely dry, though. the wind light and temperatures reaching around 20 celsius. overnight tonight, we are going to hang onto this cloud. a few breaks in it. the minimum temperature for central london is going to be very mild. not dropping much below 14 celsius. widely in double figures. for tomorrow morning,
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been going on. there will always be change. the high street looks different now to the high street that was around 50 years ago. it will look very different in 50 years. but there will still be a high street. there are a couple of famous pictures of fifth ave new york, one taken in 1910 and you can see one car driving down fifth ave. one taken ten years later and you can see just one taken ten years later and you can seejust one one taken ten years later and you can see just one horse. the difference being there were horses everywhere in 1910 and hardly any in 1920. there is a different sort of chap in the high street that there was even just ten ago and it will be a different sort of retail environment in ten years, but i'm convinced there will still be a high street. yes, every business that is paid to write now says times are difficult, but there have been difficult, but there have been difficult times before and we are at rock bottom of an economic cycle right now.
two years ago the deputy secretary of state, wendy sherman had to appear solo on a stage following a trilateral event with the two countries and u.s., the japanese foreign minister objected to appearing alongside his south korean counterpart. deep distrust between these countries, japan colonized the korean peninsula from 1910 to world war ii. but there are a number of significant concerns bringing the countries together. not least of all china's economic coercion and of course military aggression and north korea's nuclear program, which is also a concern to the u.s., especially after pyongyang tested a nuclear capable icbm capable of striking the u.s., a think tank says russia might be to blame in aiding for its development. >> not only the first summit i've hosted at camp david, the
have these three leaders appearing on a stage together. it was two years ago the deputy secretary of state for the u.s., windy sherman, had to stand alone on a stage following a tri-lateral meeting to do a news conference solo. the japanese foreign minister did not want to appear on the same stage as his south korean counterpart. there's been long on going distrust between these two nations because japan had called the korean peninsula between 1910 and the end of world war ii shared concerns. china's economic coercion and military aggression, especially in the taiwan strait and you also have north korea's nuclear program that has been causing many concerns for everybody here. the chinese are not happy that this meeting is happening at all. the foreign ministry issuing a
at this historic summit. you have these two leaders appearing together given the deep distrust between those two nations following all of those years where japan colonized the korean peninsula, following between the years of 1910 and world war ii. this is a big moment for the president to try to be discussing the biggest issues facing that region, including chinese military aggression, economic coercion, the nuclear proliferation program happening in north korea and how this affects our allies and the united states particularly with this ballistic missile. so he didn't want to take questions on the investigation into his son. didn't surprise me that he punted to the justice department there. i think some of the deliverables that we were told we would get out of this meeting were a little bit less impressive than i think we were led to believe.