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Hope the city gets together because we need water. >> it's really, like, hard on people who do work and their children need to be in school to learn. they can't learn. we have no water, no water pressure. >> they need to figure it out and make a plan. this isn't the first time that it's happened. it's just going to keep on happening. >> unfortunately that's the sentiment shared by too many people here in jackson. as for that failing plant, we are told that a water pump has been rented and installed. that should hopefully restore some of the water pressure. but it's this unpredictability that's...

Pain barrier with a knee injury. everyone knows what they have to do, super sub rousseau comes on. it hasn't happened before but it's a busy working for the lionesses. but doesnt busy working for the lionesses. but doesn't that, in a way, help the german side. the fact that they are a known quantity now, yes a forced be reckoned with, but in not bringing those changes germany have been no doubt watching video after video of the matches. yes been no doubt watching video after video of the matches.— video of the matches. yes and no, they were — video of the matches. yes and no, they were no ...

Would be really reassuring for a lot of families around america, including mine. >> laura: i mean, you can't turn the dial without seeing him on every show, weekends -- he is seven days a week on television, so if they could put kamala out there, they would, stephen. we have airline issues. not really this portfolio, but we have baby food shortages still. >> supply chain. >> laura: supply chain. the big thing going on at the ports in california. and this guy is about well, let's talk about me. this is unbelievable. >> you got the supply chain crisis, we have the airline crisis, we have the inf...

National women's health organizations have posted statements and opinions across social media networks following the overturning of Roe v Wade on Friday morning.

Here's our midlands correspoindent phil mackie. it wasn't as bad as expected. in most places, and for most of the day, traffic on the major routes was marginally quieter than normal. it seems like the message had got through. at the national traffic 0perations centre on the outskirts of birmingham, the banks of screens were showing free—flowing motorways where, normally, there would be delays. it seems that those who could switched back to a lockdown routine and worked from home. things have moved on, technology has improved, we're able to talk to each other on social media groups, so things...