these rivers flow into the lake, lake erie. lake erie brings in $800 billion of revenue every year.when this pollution well, this pollution is very costly. let me just add to that, that i live in lorraine, which has a river, black river, which also leads into the lake. a couple days ago, there was an oil spill on the lake, and i am sorry, on the river, and also, not to take away from the rivers, but there was a lake where a truck was found to be spewing out chemicals into a wildlife refuge in spencer lake. >> thank you, sandra. we are going to jump in and get a response. >> sandra points out obviously the problems of pollution have not been completely solved. there is still a lot of industry around lake erie, of course, and the other great lakes. lorraine has a steel mill. even here in cleveland the major steel mills are once again up and running. i do believe they've made significant investments in water pollution control and also air pollution control, but no doubt accidents happen. there are, of course, other kinds of contributors to water pollution. cleveland, like lots of citie

such uses of water continue until it finally reaches lake erie. hello, can the river slowly meanders, in some spots appearing as an ideal extreme.. in, others an industrial sewer, waste, mostly industrial trickling into the river. it appears to be in better condition than it was five years ago, but many of the polluters found then still actively contributing to the death of the cuyahoga. from kyle guffaws, the refer winds to the city of akron, and removes some 70 million gallons of water a day and returns it to the tiny stream at the plant several over -- several miles above the peninsula. during low flow, days discharge may make up 85% of the rivers water. under normal conditions, as much as half. from here, the yoga attempts to act like a river, basin down rapids and waterfalls, descending several hundred feet in a little more than a mile and a half. by the time the kyoto revert reaches cleveland, it is already dead. there is little life of any kind. in, all 44 sewage treatment plants and at least 28 known industries discharge waste into the riv

the quay hooker river >> the cayahoga river, as most think of it, the brown stream that meets lake erie, an industrial waterway if banks populated by steel mills and factories, its channel filled with ships and tugs. the cuyahoga river as it reaches lake erie after a 100-mile journey from its headwaters is an exhaustive stream, abused and misused by man and his machines. without the his machines. without the cuyahoga, cleveland and akron would not exist. the river was the reason for originally settling this portion of the western reserve in the 1780's. the river called crooked by the delaware indians provided a waterway to the interior of ohio. and so man came and continued coming. until today, nearly two million people live and work in the river basin. in creating this urban complex, man has used the river as men have always used rivers. the flow has been put to work as a navigable stream, a water supply, and as a sewer. man's mark is everywhere. is this mark an epitaph or the cuyahoga? >> you are now going to see a documentary montage film of the kameoka. what we do with them, people

slowly the river turns north on the terminal stage of its trip to the mouth and lake erie.d far from lake rockwell, a portion of the water removed from there has now returned to the river. 60 to 75 million gallons of sewage pass through here every day. the treated affluent is aerated to add more oxygen to the water. this creates mountains of suds. but also in the water are phosphates, nitrogen, unremoved wastes and bacteria. further downstream, the treatment plant will add another 75 million gallons to the river's load each day. at this point, half of the volume of the stream is affluent from the akron plant. during low flow conditions as much as 85% of the river's water is discharged directly from the plant. akron's is laboring over capacity. with proposed additions treatment can be improved. for now, the hidden invisible waste will continue to multiple as the cuyahoga river flows to the lake. as the cuyahoga twists and turns its way north, man and manufacturing are more in evidence. an unlikely sight, these cars are not dumped here for disposal. they are here for a purpos

such uses of river water continue until it finally reaches lake erie.ugh the city of cuyahoga falls in some spots appearing as and idyllic stream. in others, an industrial sewer. waste mostly industrial trickles into the river. it appears to be in better condition than it was five years ago, but many of the polluters found then are still actively contributing to the death of the cuyahoga. ♪ ♪ >> from cuyahoga falls, the river winds through the city of akron. from the three dams upstream, the city removed some 70 million gallons of water a day and returns it to the tiny stream to the plant several miles below the peninsula. during low-flow periods, the discharge may make up 85% of the river's water. under normal conditions as much as half. from here, the cuyahoga attempts to act like a river, coursing down rapids and waterfalls, descending down several hundred feet to a mile and a half. ♪ [ train whistle ] ♪ >> by the time the cuyahoga river reaches cleveland, it's already dead. there is little life of any kind in its water. in all, 44 sewage treatment p

you are near lake erie, the southernmost of the great lakes.e are sitting along by the miami river which is the largest river that goes into the great lakes. i will tell you the redevelopment on the waterfront would not have been possible without tens of millions of dollars of federal money coming in to clean up the damaged sites. federal dollars were essential in preparing the private sector for reinvestment in the heart of the city. we can point to wildlife refuges that brought tens of thousands of visitors here for the birding areas. they are among the most precious on the entire continent. lake erie is the most abundant of the great lakes. once andleaned her up we have to do it again. the construction of shipyards on the riverfront region would not have been possible without federal funds, the interconnect of the modal transportation, not possible without the federal government. the federal government has to be a partner for enterprise at a time in our country when private enterprise chooses to locate abroad rather than invest in this count

the opening of the erie canal in 1825 helped spread migration from the eastern states. by 1835, the territory of michigan felt it had reached congress's requirements for becoming a state. we have the right population numbers, had a written constitution from 1835. our governor appealed to congress to become a state, and it was rejected. because there was some unsettled business between the state of michigan and the state of ohio, as in who would own toledo. both states saw it as a very valuable port on lake erie and the river that would help with transportation. it took about two years. they called it the toledo war. michigan finally agreed that if the country would let it become a state, they would let toledo become part of ohio. as a consolation prize, michigan got the western half of the upper peninsula. ohioans and michiganans agree that michigan got the better deal, because that is where they found the iron ore in the rich deposits that helped her she can -- helped michigan become the rich manufacturing state it did. the northern half of the lower peninsula was rich

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president trump has sent a fi tter ery to house speaker nancy pelosi regarding the impeachment vote set to take place tomorrow. he says this is an unprecedented and unconstitutional abuse of power. >> the house rule committee is setting the guidelines for tomorrow's impeachment vote in the full house. as you take a live look in washington, d.c., the committee is desighting how long the floor debate in the house should last and were amend thes should be allowed. at least two democrats are expected to vote no tomorrow but democrats are expected to have enough votes for impeachment, sending the matter to the senate next. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says that will be the first order of business in the new year. >>> with the holidays fast approaching, a lot of bay area families are looking for help to make ends meet. mary lee has more on the donation drive. mary? >> reporter: michelle, we are live here at whole foods market in oakland for food for bay area families. it is a simple and easy way to help those in need. joining me is trent page. trent, so good to see you again. thanks

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if anyone is driving from erie, cleveland to erie, buffalo, snow towns south of buffalo, you'll pickfor syracuse and watertown. this is called the tokyo plateau, one of the snow west spots in our country. travel forecast for today not that bad. a cool morning with a beautiful afternoon. 66 in dallas, san antonio, 71. no problems in florida and georgia. there may be a few flurries in the area but this afternoon we get into the area, cloudy and gray from philly and d.c. and washington. and southern consider is going to get rain from los angeles to san diego. some of those areas that had fires we could get minor debris blow, i don't think it's a huge ordeal. compared to what we just dealt with this is a nice quiet pattern. >> how do you even dig out of three feet of snow? >> they don't. they'll be over the top of it. >> now, we know where the tokyo plateau is. >>> still ahead, revelations from the house intel committee's report on impeachment that could connect three key players in the investigation, including a republican congressman. >>> plus, the 2020 democratic field is thinning out

her novel, the daughters of erie town will be published by random house in spring of 2020 hopefully tobring her back here next year for that. please join me in welcoming to the stage miss connie schultz. [applause] [applause] >> don't laugh while i get on the stool. >> our guest author is a senior u.s. senator from ohio elected to see in 2006 a member of the democratic party he began his political career in 1975. prior to serving this united states senate he served as u.s. representative for the 13th district ohio secretary of state, member of the ohio general assembly in a talk in ohio public schools and ohio state university, he has written three books to melissa which is "desk 88", eight productive senators who changed america. tells the proud history of his current desk on the senate floor by sharing the stories of eight men who were there before him. an eagle scout, our guest is a native of mansfield ohio he spent summers working on his family's farm, he is as many of you know very to our moderator this afternoon and they live in lincoln but together they have three daughters, a s

ery american family wraps just 3 presidents in reus mateals.ve enough paper to cover 45,000 football fields and number 3 when it comes to decor ditch the tensile and plastic decor instead use natural items like evergreens berries flowers and twigsto make ornaments or simply reuse last year's items and avoid thtemptation to buy anything new for conser watch i'm mary moloney of course a nice crisp $20 bill. >>anyone like a lot of ways to kron 4 news at 5 thanks so much for being with us this hour, we'll see you back here tonight for kron 4 news at 9 in prime time in the meantime we'll turn it over token wayne pam moorwho are here with kron 4 news at 6 plant coming up tonight at 6 city leaders committed to clean up the dirty streets of san francisco. we take a look at a new program, the city is implementing and we take a tour of a new homeless shelter in the city plus a cade's old cold case is solved in fremont police found the killer 2 teenagers and rain now at 6 with filthy san francisco streets starting to affect business city officials are cre

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worth a combined 1000000 acres it was billed as the biggest donation of private land to a state least ery. 1 the chilean government also contributed 9000000 acres of their own boy this land now forms 5 new national parks and expand 3 others an area 3 times bigger than yellowstone and yosemite combined. this. may be the root of parts a scenic road 1700 miles long connecting 17 parks across chile boosting the economies of the communities from route. right now just another 2 days facilities are closed down until the handover process is complete so the whole team they're all saying goodbye to one another and it's not like he'll be back next year. yet it's sad. less than 4 years sucked her dog died in a car looking accident seeing their dream finally become a reality you support in a moment. here years. the day that doug died he was on a kayaking trip with our best friends and they got caught out. a severe westerly when they were getting pushed farther and farther out into the center of the lake and so they decided to abandon the kayak and try to swim to shore. and it was just too much. it was

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there was a period of an hour and a half of silence, of erie quiet, then he went back to tempestuousther with winch threatening to tear down power lines. reports theng airport has been damaged. the arrival and departure areas. living in the island, there is still advice for civilians to stay put. we are hoping to give you more in the coming hours area -- the coming hours. >> in advance of the storm making landfall, the government would have made plans to evacuate people, as you say, and where to evacuate them too. no strangernes is to typhoons. it has lots of experience in the loss-of-life and the damage that these natural events at the island. -- hit the island. that isndent: quick right, but we are in the region of people. region that has always borne the brunt of extreme natural disasters. we have had the threat of a volcano exploding. over the past few years, this region has done well responding to natural disasters like this one. over the past few years, they have even achieved the zero casualties target. that is something they hope to achieve this time. i have to say, this typh

continue five days and today picket lines be set up outside of the san francisco medical center on erie boulevard and the two santa clara locations, hospital and medical offices will remain open but company officials say nonurgent appointments may have to be rescheduled. >>> protesters will demand that pg&e we completely reorganized when i gather today at noon outside of headquarters, reportedly hundreds will speak out including those who have survived wildfires, have disabilities and are members of minority communities. among other things they want pg&e to invest in basic safety of our needs for the disabled and for black and brown communities things safety and reliability should be the top priorities of pg&e as of the protesters want the state public utilities commission and the governor to make a company operated by consumers >>> democratic presidential candidate pete buttigieg is making a campaign swing for the bay area and is to attend fundraisers in palo alto and san francisco today. last night a private reception and dinner was held for him at a winery in st. helena. there is sti

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eric, erie, pennsylvania, independent.: i say it has got to be yes vote on impeachment, unfortunately. it is a necessity. we are all realizing the futility of what the senate trial will be. it is right there in macconnell's bully pulpit remarks. this is going to be one of those ones that is going to be a generational question of being on the right side of history. the wayl be looked at we know nixon has been thoroughly reviewed and reviewed again. this will be subject to a lot of historical reviewing. one thing that is troubling to me as i have been listening this morning, a lot of your republican callers are leading their remarks, their reasoning, their motivation, through a prism of their religion. in a democratic republic with the rule of law and a clear separation of church and state, i wonder at what point more americans won't start to become disturbed enough about that, that they have to remark to those folks and say, listen, it is great that you have your faith and whatever you believe in, but when you step into the

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. >>> up next car max getting a bump today on earnings with you one of the trads eris smiling on thatt or not. we're going it hit the car lot when we come back. >>> "options action" sponsored by think or swim by td ameritrade ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> all right welcome back to "options action. this is the part of the show where we check in on one of our open trades. you remember last week mr. mike over here said car max was headed for a speed bump. >> this is a stock that generally speaking when it starts getting close to those upper levels of its valuation as it is right now and we can see this orange line is the average analyst price target threw time with the price underneath it this is the spread what we can see is that when these things converge very often what happens for the month or so after stock trades sideways or falls off a little here is the trade. if you own the stock, what you can look to do is sell the january 105 calls. >> so car maxwell got hit hard by earnings this morning stock fell 6%. mike how are you managing this one. >> this was a situation where we thought the stoc