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cape town, south africa, could become the world's first major city to run out of water.t they're calling "day zero" may be less than three months away. debora patta is there. >> reporter: surrounded by two oceans, cape town looks nothing like a city that could soon run out of water, but three years of successive droughts have devastated its water supplies. normally, i would be completely underwater standing here, but if you look back, you can see the dam levels are critically low, sitting at less than 20%, and this is one of cape town's main sources of water, a source that could run dry within a matter of weeks. local government has imposed severe water restriction. security guards make sure there is no violence as lineups grow longer. >> imagine no water. how will it be? chaos. it's going to be terrible. >> it will change our lives ouamatically, you know. att, i mean, there's also a lesson for us not to waste noter. >> reporter: residents are only allowed 23 gallons of water per person a day. next month, that goes down to 13 gallons, enough for a 90-second shower, a qui

your mind might wander to paris or rome but the world seventh best restaurant is located in cape town south africa according to one review website yet you might still feel you're in a european capital when you talk into one of their dishes like colombe as the restaurant is called is part of a growing trend for high class dining experiences for an ever fussy a clear on tell. some restaurants are all about quantity but the chefs here are more concerned with quality dining they combine big flavors in small dishes many restaurants worldwide do the same it's one way for chefs to garner recognition but the cooks in la cologne in cape town are not only recognized by the restaurant's guests they've also received great reviews from the tourist review site trip advisor. if it means the world to the theme we put in fourteen fifteen zero with a day here every day and just to be recognized for what we put in it's an incredible. here's what the quail dish looks like when it's presented to the guests head chef scott curtain is a south african but he specializes in french cuisine. he soon wants to add asian touch

your mind might wander to paris or rome but the world seventh best restaurant is located in cape town south africa according to one review website yet you might still feel you're in a european capital when you talk into one of their dishes like colombe as the restaurant is called is part of a growing trend for high class dining experiences for an ever fussy a click on tell. some restaurants are all about quantity but the chefs here are more concerned with quality dining they combine big flavors in small dishes many restaurants worldwide do the same it's one way for chefs to garner recognition but the cooks in like holloman kid town are not only recognized by the restaurant's guests they've also received great reviews from the tourist review site trip advisor. it means the world to the theme we put in fourteen fifteen zero is the day here every day just to be recognized for what we put in it's an incredible. here's what the quail dish looks like when it's presented to the guests head chef scott curtain is a south african but he specializes in french cuisine. he soon wants to add asian touches to th

officials in cape town, south africa, say it's just 92 days away from having to shut off most water caps drought. they are calling april 21st day zero. debora patta is at one of cape town level's dams where levels are very low. >> reporter: normally i would be under water standing here but you can see it's critically low, sitting at less than 20%. this is one of cape town's main sources of water. a source that could run completely dry within a matter of weeks. surrounded by beautiful stretches of ocean, it's hard to believe cape town could become the first major city in the world to run out of water. >> only use the daily amount per person per day. >> reporter: ominously named day zero, april 21st is when the taps will be turned off. three years of successive drought have devastated the city's water supply. the local government has brought in severe restrictions, forcing people to look for alternative supplies like this natural spring tapped for public use. >> there's also a lesson for us not to waste water. >> reporter: they have already been scuffled here. security guards now monitor t

. >> authorities in cape town south africa are preparing a disaster center.nder a threat of running out of water due to climate change. military and police pr preparing water collection sites in case of what they're calling day zero. that's when they'll be forced to turn off taps. residents will be allowed to collect about 6 1/2 gallons of water a day should a cut off happen. hospitals in key economic areas would be exempt. officials say if water usage isn't reduced, day zero will come around april 12th. >> just ahead, we'll tell you what most people will be watching for when donald trump delivers his first-ever state of the union next. any object. any surface. if you've got a life you gotta swiffer are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec®. it's starts working hard at hour one. and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. the unique formula with nourishing almond oil leaves skin smoother moisturized for 24 hours. enjoy smoother skin and now try new oil infused lotions mois

debora patta, cbs news, cape town, south africa. >> glor: now to some other stories we're following in the evening newsfeed. america this year could become the world's leading oil producer. the international energy agency predicts the u.s. will hit historic highs, topping 10 million barrels a day. that will overtax saudi arabia and russia, which have agreed to limit production to keep prices up. the clark county sheriff in nevada release aid preliminary report today on the october 1 las vegas massacre, including photos from the gunman's hotel room. they show stephen paddock's arsenal of high-powered rifles and the surveillance cameras he rigged to a food cart and his door. the report sheds no light on paddock's motive for murdering pretty people and wounding more than 500 before he killed himself. baltimore's police commissioner was fired today. the city has a record-high murder rate. kevin davis is out after two and a half years. he is replaced by deputy commissioner darryl de sousa, a 30-year veteran spp and there is much more ahead on tonight's cbs evening news. >>> it's just nice t

cape town, south africa, now expects to run out of water on april 12th unless residents cut back.ht now homeowners are limited to using 13 gallons of water per day. >>> the international space station's robotic arm got a hand from astronauts during a space walk tuesday. they installed the mechanical gripper 250 miles above earth even overcoming a software glitch that left them running behind schedule. >>> meanwhile, the sun has set on a $30 million lunar x competition. nobody won's google's decade long race to send a rocket on a privately funded trip to the moon. organizers cited fund-raising issues and immense technical challenges. >>> neil diamond's parkinson's diagnosis has sparked a wave of charitable giving among his fans. diamond was forced to cancel his shows in new zealand and australia. tickets were refunded and now many fans are donating those refunds to parkinson's research. diamond says the generosity he says the generosity has made him smile and his wife said it restored his faith in humanity. diamond turns 77 years old today. >> nice pay it forward. >>> when we come

officials in cape town south africa, say it's just 92 days away from having to shut off most water tapsdrought. they're calling april 21st day zero. debora patta is at one of cape town's dams where water levels are dangerously low. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. normally i would be completely under water, but if you look back you see the dam critically low,s than 20% and this is one of cape town's main sources of watering a source that could run completely dry within a matter of weeks. surrounded by beautiful stretches of ocean it's hard to in the world to run out of allocated amount perthey've named day zero april 1 turned.> off. three tappingng o water supplies. looking for alternatives for public use. >> it's important for us not to waste water. >> reporter: securitybrought to the sites to keep violence from breaking out. going to to be terrible. we're not looking forward to that time. are now only allowed three gallons of per day. next month that goes down tompare that to the average american who uses 100 gallons 13 gallons doesn't allow for much 19 shower one toilet flush

robert brand in cape town, south africa. vonnie: still ahead, our stock of the hour.ig gambling news out of you care that is causing bookmakers to tumble. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark:'s from london, i mark barton. vonnie: in new york, i am vonnie quinn. time now for stock of the hour. bookmakers are falling today in london after reports the u.k. government may cut the maximum stake for fixed odds betting terminals to two pounds. you heard it right. this is an attempt to clampdown on gambling. joining us with more is taylor riggs. how many bets with two pounds would you have to make anything? from 100 know it's which is the current limit and they're looking at a review process from 50 to two. this is the strictest of the options that were put out on the table. hancock it was matt that said to be favoring this portion of it. andceos from ladbrokes rolling hill are coming up and stressing that this is overview. this is speculation and wait until march or april to have the final decisions come out. what's really interesting as we have a chart going back since

after the worst drought in a century, residents of cape town in south africa already face strict limits on using water. showers can be no more than two minutes long. but he couldn't get worse with the possibility of running out of water all -- but it could get worse with the possibility of running out of water altogether. reporter: there may be water all around cape town, but little of it is drinkable. the south african city is suffering its worst drought in more than a century. after three years of very low rainfall, western cape town is less than one third full. authorities have warned of the couldhe taps run dry, but come as soon as the 22nd of april? if that happens, there will be emergency water rationing. >> you hope the government is doing something to prevent the day, because it will be a national class that will be utterly horrific. >> it will be very serious. but i think it is reality, unfortunately. reporter: a reality that would make cape town famous for being the world's first major city to run out of water. -- businessesing are doing their bit, but there has been criticism

let your legend begin at aulani, a one-of-a-kind disney resort in hawaii >>>cape town south africa toty to run its water supply. it could lose its water in april. it's due to the city's worst drought in 100 years. people are lining up for emergency rations. they are only allowed to use 6 gallons per person per day. officials say water could run dry a student april 22. local authorities are working to build alternative water supplies before that day comes. >>>outside our doors, temperatures are already cooling off. a beautiful day, but a bit chilly. take a look at these highs today. with 55 degrees in pacifica, most areas ranging in the mid to upper 50s. definitely a cool one. a dry one, tomorrow will be very similar until he can to the second-half. you will notice an increase in cloud cover, it will thicken and lower a little bit. it has to do with the storm that will bring us some rain sunday into monday. here's look at the pattern we are expecting. tomorrow morning we get going mostly cloudy skies, another chilly start and then was -- as we get into the evening hours rain starts to

cape town region of south africa is in the grips of the longest drought in living memory since twentyfifteen the area has seen no substantial rainfall and none is expected before may or june water is already being rationed and the authorities say they'll have to cut off all supplies for non-essential years by april a lack of rainfall in cape town is making south africans very nervous water in the city's main reservoir the teva kloof down is down to thirty percent capacity the situation isn't much better in other reservoirs cape town has imposed a level six alert level six is the next step that we're taking it to. people most significant. person anyone who exceeds the amount of water permitted for each household faces severe penalties that's why a growing number of people are getting their water from public reservoirs so it doesn't change their water meter readings. i've seen some parts happening here and this is be flown to a zero so i can imagine people get quite upset when there's no water. it seems like a paradox metropolis on the atlantic coast is slowly running out of water but c

staying in south africa cape town is facing a dramatic water shortage car washing and the watering of gardens have both been banned and or thought as a people to limit showers to two minutes or less a drought is to blame last year recorded as the driest in decades and this is all prompting fears that cape town could become the first major city in the world to completely run out of water. so residents of new landscape town this spring owned by a local brewery has been a blessing with water restrictions imposed on households in the city here people can get an additional twenty five leaders free of charge. once a week in their food for cans of twenty five liters and been a huge hit for drinking purposes i've seen some parts happening here and this is before day zero so i can imagine people get quite upset when there's no water day zero is when the city will run out of usable tap water cape town steve out is closed down is currently at thirty percent capacity if it drops below thirteen point five percent city authorities will turn off the faucet in all households. we would only then suppl

might wander to paris all rome but the world's seventh best restaurant is located here in cape town in south africa according to one review website at least you might still feel you're in the european capital when you talk into one of the dishes like hello as the restaurant is called as part of a growing trend for high class dining experiences for an ever fussy a cli on tell. some restaurants are all about quantity but the chefs here are more concerned with quality dining they combine big flavors in small dishes many restaurants worldwide do the same it's one way for chefs to garner recognition but the cooks in la cologne in cape town are not only recognized by the restaurant's guests they've also received great reviews from the tourist review site trip advisor. it means the world to the team we put in fourteen fifteen zero is the day here every day just to be recognized for what we put in it's an incredible. here's what the quail dish looks like when it's presented to the guests. head chef scott curtain is a south african but he specializes in french cuisine. he soon wants to add asian touches to

state department fulbright award to the university of cape town south africa and she's published in the american journal of education diplomatic history, teachers college record and history of education quarterly is the authoand is the author on education, democracy and the secondnd world war. the most recent book, the common good a new history of higher education in america was published this year by cornell university press and his next book which will be published in the spring is co-authored with university of rochester philosopher and is entitled patriotic education in a global age. please join me in welcoming. nk[applause] thank you for being here today is my pleasure tit is my pleasun opportunity to address you this afternoon. earlier this morning i was told the only thingin standing betwen you and the holiday cookies and cocoa is me, 3:00 in the foyer to be precise. so not a good place for the speaker to be so that might be worthwhile to dispense with the pleasantries and get down to business so there isn't a rush out the door. i will do that just by jumping in and beginning to

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. >> south africa, cape town could become the first city to run out of water. >> cape town is facing a major drought. it has been for many months.s. day zero is projected for april 12 at current water consumption rates but could come sooner. that is when the taps will be turned off. giving us a glimpse and what future wars will look like based on resources. some shops will sell water without a license. after day zero, the emergency water supply kicks in and that means water collections monitored by the police and military. people will be able to shower and they likike -- will not be able to shower or flush toilets when they like. >> no longer just an issue for cape town but a national issue. >> it is becoming highly politicized indicate down paper's. the president of the ruling party has promised to pull a team together and come up with solutions. government iscal run by their biggest rival, the democratic alliance party and the editor of the paper say the issue is being politicized with the amc accusing the democratic alliance of mishandling the water crisis. oftors say that no amou

africa. for residents of cape town. past locals are now using a noisy but you may deterrent toward the animals of. a boon burglary in south africa's keep potential people dashes primate is an almost daily occurrence thanks to brazen boone's in search of their next meal. pot riley has seen her fair share of the monkey business there are a lot of them in character and they're coming to your house and they make an awful mess. with it but not too bad they have been in my house quite often. they're not aggressive they're find them aggressive and they're not pretty interested in you they were looking for food that's what they're looking for to drive the monkeys out of our brain areas conservationists from the human wildlife solutions organization have been testing a new strategy g.p.s. callers are used to track the baboons movements once the pesky primates get close to town come the boom boxes. of pertain to all predators along core thongs of the sounds of animals being killed they're scared to go. a few bangs from a bear rein

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state to the university of cape town, south africa, and he's published had in the american journal of education diplomatic history, teachers, college, record, and history of education quarterly. and as author of american education, democracy and second world war. he's most recent book for -- his most recent book the common good a new history of higher educations in america was published this year by corp. mel university press and his next book which will be published in the spring is coauthored with university of rochester philosopher kurn and entitled patriotic education many a global age. please join me in welcomeing chuck dorn. thank you, tim thanks very much. and thank you all for being here today it's my pleasure to have an opportunity to address you this afternoon i have to begin by exressing just one concern and that is that earlier this morning, i was told only thing standing between you and the holiday cookies and cocoa was me. [laughter] 3:00 in ballroom foyer to be besice so that's not a good place for a speaker to be so may be worthwhile for us to dispense with pleasantry

in cape town south africa facing india in the traditional new year's test at unions and there was no shortage of wikis on day one south africa were bowled out for two hundred ninety six but then india lost both of their opens late in the day along with captain very kohli to close on twenty eight for three spanish football giants boss owner of cats to a new tradition they open their doors to thousands of supporters for friday's session which is usually off limits their spanish league season will resume after the winter break on sunday basso are nine points clear at the top of the standings the club's fans who couldn't make it to the training though what forgotten with lino messi and louis suarez visiting a children's hospital in boston. now america's best figure skaters are fighting for a place at next month's winter olympics in pyongyang chang and while it's a sport known for its elegance and grace one competitor is shaking things up. twenty two year old jimmy maher produced a hip hop inspired performance at the national championships in san jose while he was a fan favorite more sits

to say africa now where cape town is facing a dramatic water shortage the authorities have found people from washing their cars and watering their gardens and they're also urging them to limit showers to two minutes or less the verse of the problem is an ongoing drive with last year as the driest in decades there are now fears that cape town could become the first major says in the world to completely run out of water. for residents a new landscape town this spring owned by a local brewery has been a blessing with water restrictions imposed on households in the city here people can get an additional twenty five leaders free of charge. come here once a week and the full four cans of twenty five liters and you know use it for drinking purposes i've seen some parts happening here and this is before day zero so i can imagine people get quite upset when there's no water day zero is when the city will run out of usable tap water keep towns to vote as crude is currently at thirty percent capacity if it drops below thirteen point five percent city authorities will turn off the faucet in all hou

like robben island off cape town where south africa imprisoned and i apartheid activists. like independence hall in philadelphia where the founding fathers framed a republic based on equality for all, they represent the universal principles of freedom and democracy. the serial nomination represents black people in the united states against racial segregation and for first-class citizenship. it is organized around criteria 6., and argueserchange of idea the racially separate and unequal spaces resulted in complex over white supremacy and racially quality. african-americans -- racial equality. african-americans protested in order to gain equal access to public accommodations in such theaters, hotels, restaurants, and transportation on buses, trains, and planes. civil rights organizations filed lawsuits against state and local governments to remove the emblematic jim crow white/colored signs from public parks and facilities dismantling the separate entrances to buildings and inequalities in the environment. though, in some cases, shadows past remain.lized demands for black po

location adding that he would not come to london to open it because it was a bad deal >>> cape town, south africa, is running out of drinking water. the city's facing its worst drought in a century the date faucets are expected to run dry is april 29th. exacerbating the problem, almost 2 million tourists flock to the city almost every year >> the coast guard has been called in to help break up ice jams along the connecticut river. the ice sheets are creating a flood risk a flood warning remains in effect in both hartford and middle sex counties in that state. >> and it's a girl for kim kardashian west and her husband kanye via surrogate. their third baby was born early monday, weighed in at 7 pounds 6 ounces they have not revealed the new baby's name, but congratulations to them. that's the news update at this hour >> i think herrera west has a great ring to it >> you might have something there. >> herrera sullivan west >> there you go. >> the oil market set to close for the day. let's see if we had a reversal there as well. jackie d. at the commodities desk >> crude oil pausing just a little bit

rain is in evidence across parts of angola zambia and zimbabwe mozambique to much of south africa dry cape town sunny highs of twenty four. the weather sponsored by qatar at least. the scene for us where on line what is american sign in yemen that peace is always possible but it never happens not because the situation is complicated but because no one can use or if you join a sunset there are people there there are choosing between buying medication and eating this is a dialogue i want to get in one more comment because this is someone who is an activist and has posted a story join the global conversation at this time on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now. this interact is our new american. pitching this first state of the union address to a deeply divided nation he is urging republicans and democrats to unite to implement his tougher immigration policy than a one point five trillion dollar infrastructure plan. is also promising to strengthen the american military and assigns an executive order to keep the autonomy of a prison open indefinitely. more th

moment kevin thanks so much for joining us from cape town of course and let's go back to that report from victoria kay can be all the issues that south africa and certainly cape town has in terms of a lack of water. out anger on the streets of cape town over a water crisis these protesters say the government should have prevented the city is completely mismanaging the water in optics in the weeks cannot be using the placing of the pipes are they holding out what the management devices that they know are defective and that but no plan this brings they're not allowing people access to so they are strangling the water supply reservoirs have been full for more than three years because the hasn't been enough rain. the city is limiting each household to fifty liters of water a day that's equivalent to one full bath the with eight people in the house up till now we've managed to bring up with the consumption from one thousand kilometers per month we put all that out now last month it was a killer leaders and we are doing a little bit more in order to bring that further down to get it in line with the six p. . that will come when the first of feebl

zimbabwe towards mozambique and tanzania further south and showers in the eastern part of south africa but cape town looking warm and sunny. the weather sponsored by cats are at peace. facing realities growing up when did you realize that you were living in a special place the so-called secret city getting to the heart of the matter the me and maher government calls you a gringo lead terrorist hear their story on talk to al-jazeera at this time. i get the top stories this hour on al-jazeera corruption and conflict a set top the agenda at a meeting of the african union leaders from the fifty five member nations are gathering for annual summit in ethiopia's capital at this hour about. hong kong's most prominent pro-democracy activists has been barred from standing for election the government says that actress child cannot be a candidate in the byelection because her party's political platform violates the territories electoral laws charles party wants war torn away from china. and us president obama trump is calling for decisive action against the taliban after the group claimed responsibility for sat

africa. the world's top two teams go head—to—head in a three—match series which starts in cape town on fridaythe ashes drawing to a conclusion is, attention turns to south africa as test cricket's top two nations go head—to—head. india have soared to the top, with captain virat kohli guiding them to nine consecutive series wins but they have never won one in south africa's three matches against a resurgent per year is could be their biggest challenge yet. the conditions don't matter. it is how we are feeling as a batting group within ourselves that really matters and we work towards achieving that sort of level that we desire. as for the home side, their build—up to the series has been dominated by questions of selection. south africa have an embarrassment of riches at their disposalfor embarrassment of riches at their disposal for the first test. former captain and a bigger villages is back from time away in the game to have their front line bowlers, vernon philander and dale steyn, have returned. dale is the best bowler in the world for me. he hasn't got the overs under his legs that he cou

to four times a week after three years of too little rainfall cape town faces a severe water shortage the water reservoirs of south africa's second largest city are only a third of their capacity and families like sydney's are being forced to go to extreme lengths to save water both in the world to be used for the washing machine and from the washing machine. and from game we use it for me for the system for the toilet there. my mom was always she didn't like to waste anything so she was always don't waste. so she decided no it was and she heard about the job out no we're going to save. the family uses the collected water in different ways including cooking drinking and dishwashing and other household chores that way they consume little water from the time we have a family of four including my parents would be six. so that's about sixteen thousand metres we should average a month but we brought down to about four thousand every month the water shortage has hit hard and conserving water like sydney's family isn't something everyone can afford to do. and the capital of. the most popular means of transportation is the ricksha

started out of south africa with the cape town not having any water left in a lake made stove of nothing this is ridiculous we've got it we've got to get control of this because you know it's a little thing like fresh water we only need it to live well as we go to break walk watchers don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics that cover facebook and twitter and see our poll shows that r.t.g. dot com coming up we are talking president donald trump of the state of the state union and all of that big fun stuff with the big picture of how and folks stay tuned to watch of the. match geysers financial survival guide liquid assets not those that you can convert into gas quite easily. to keep in mind no as if you mean to place a. record. exists is harder than kentucky. we've always move them places you can go grocery fanny's or you need. a co money city with almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the coal mines are said. that it was a lot of these people the survivors of disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened

annamarie union and this is bogey to read nasty features some heavy agency across parts of east africa fine for cape townthat heis here twenty six. welcome back to al-jazeera i'm so horrible to remind of our top stories palestinian leaders are calling on the palestine liberation organization or the p.l.o. to suspend its recognition of israel leaders from different palestinian factions have been meeting for two days to discuss the u.s. is recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital they've also declared that the us has lost its ability to mediate between israel and palestine. russia's foreign minister is warning that a u.s. coalition plan to build a syria border security force could break up the country the plan has also been criticized by turkey and the syrian government the u.s. has confirmed it is helping syrian kurdish fighters set up a thirty thousand strong force and hong kong court session has been adjourned without making a ruling or the final appeal of three pro-democracy activists joshua was nathan lord alex child or convicted over their role in the twenty fourteen our brother protests they're