lake nona has six so far.ties does not just mean building homes. >> gone are the days where you live in a house in an isolated sort of place. it's really important that we have the nearby schools and we have the grocery store right down the street and we're close to your job. >> we have 7,000 students going to school here, right on our grounds at lake nona, from early-childhood-development centers and through to a graduate education where you can graduate from here with your m.d. or phd and never leave lake nona. >> because of the proximity of the medical city and the ymca and the schools within the neighborhood, i can ride a bike to work, ride home, and pick up the kids by 6:00 at the after-school program. ♪ >> we've taken the best of what we've seen throughout the country and really the world, brought all different parts and pieces over here. >> to my left, we have the adult pool section of our aquatic center. across the street here, under construction, we have a new restaurant and a market that we're buildi

in lake charles. there's his motorcade and now live pictures there as people in louisiana are greeting the president and the first lady. you hear their chants of usa! a lot of signs welcoming the president and waving of the american flag. so much patriotism on display there as they bring in the president and the first lady. again, in lake charles, louisiana, where the president is expected once he gets out of the motorcade there to get a briefing, to meet with members of the national guard, to survey some of the equipment that were used in rescues. again at the national guard armory. we'll continue to monitor these. i want to bring in ryan nobles. he is there in louisiana and ryan, you have described quite a group there who was really excited. you said they came as early as sort of first thing this morning to be in a position to see the president? >> reporter: yeah, that's right, ana. the crowd now i would guess is somewhere in the range of 500 to 600 people that are directly across from the armory ri

the willows choking the lake. in one thousand eleven will last surface area was two hundred sixteen square kilometers it's now half that. well are supposed to be a natural flood barrier for the city of srinagar downstream. but the lakes defenses failed with severe consequences in twenty fourteen inundating the city more than three hundred people were killed if you look at the data over there and bear in mind is including the meat you can see there defeat can see of the extreme events including the precipitation cloudburst floods is increasing so whenever we will have this type of flooding so the little bit goes up with this massive sedimentation is not able to absorb all the floodwaters and that will if there does not take care of that will again lead to the you know massive inundation of the city in a good city. a small section of clear water is the only evidence that anything has been done recently to clean the lake now in recent years there have been attempts to restore well our lake but they have always ended

this is near lake merritt. we'll bring you a live report on this coming up later in this hour. >> firefighters in san francisco rescued man whose house was on fire. they got the call just before 2:00 about a fire on harvard street in the excelsior district. man was trapped inside, they were told, when they got there. they were able to rescue that man who was in critical condition when taken to the hospital. the >>> search for survivors goes on in mexico after that big earthquake shook the central part of mexico. it was a magnitude 7.1 earthquake. >> reporter: at this point, the earthquake killed at least 217 people but that number is expected to rise as many are unaccounted for, who are trapped in the rubble. >> this is video from inside an office building while the quake is happen can. this is in downtown mexico city. people described it as incredibly strong and seemed to last a while. at least 40 buildings have collapsed. apartments and residential buildings. many made of concrete. it happened yesterday at 1:

speaking of a lake, how much of a threat is flooding in your city because of the lake? is. >> we're very fortunate we're on the north edge of the lake. flooding from the lake -- weevl rr never had had a problem since the 1928 hurricane, which is what precipitated the construction of the herbert hoover dike. so we haven't been faced with flooding from the lake in the recent history. so this is something a little new for us. the path of the storm is a little worrisome and we've had conversations. we're on the conference calls with the core of engineer and war management district. we're a little more fortunate on the north edge of the lake. and the north side so that helps us a little distant. the lake is not as close to the dike on the north as it is on the south. and the amount of rain we've been predicted in the national hurricane center has told us we're going to get is not really a problem but the wind and wind action on the lake is a concern to us. we've been assured by the core of engineer that the dike is structurally sound. our only concern is if we get water comi

there's a few thunderstorms up around lake tahoe right now.re was a tornado warning up around the southwest side of the lake. this was about right -- right about here about 4:00. 3:58, 3:59, this cell developed around lake tahoe. it produced a funnel cloud. showed it to you earlier. we'll show it to you again in the 6:00 broadcast and not unusual -- well, it happens. yeah. it happens. it's unusual. i have never seen a waterspout on lake tahoe but i get some reports couple of times a year of something similar. west winds: >> humid thunderstorms. now the flow is generally this way. at the surface. and with that said, cooler, drier air clearing into the bay, so you will notice less humidity. that's what i'm trying to say. there's 80s -- that's tomorrow's highs. 80s, no 90s going to show up. lots of 70s. when i say 80s, too, in the inland valleys like napa and fairfield, those 80s are 81, 82. not upper 80s. there it is. fairfield 80. vacaville 81. 77 in walnut creek. and then 80 in brentwood. forecast highs for thursday. a nice day though. it's go

that's the funnel reaching the lake itself. that's a waterspout basically.hey did issue a tornado warning up there at around 4:00 because if that thing moves on land, it's conditioned a tornado although weak. waterspouts form easily over the water if you have just- right conditions. so that's what you're seeing up there. these are the thunderstorms that produced that waterspout and most of that activity is dying down. but reno and towards susanville some more thunderstorms -- it's justone of those just one of those weeks up there. most of it is out of the area. we start to dry out but not warm up. we start to dry out, humidity wise not just from rain and thundershowers but it's been very humid. humidity is noticeably less tomorrow. and the next couple of days. so as you look at the cloud cover out there now, you have some fog at the coast. this is for tomorrow. this is for san francisco. partly cloudy skies in the morning. partly sunny in the afternoon. 62 in san francisco at lunch and mid-60s in san francisco at the end of the day. so it doesn't get hot tom

lake charles, louisiana. 4:00. we'll be following the president on this. katie beck has been with this story for us all day. and katie, another visit now from president trump. and you know, this is not easy work for anybody. >> reporter: no. and this visit had a certainly different tone than the visit in corpus christi. this is where the president could interact with folks and very clear he did not want to distract from the recovery effort going on when he came previous previously, on this visit he was able to meet and greet people and serve them hot food and have conversations, play with children so there was a different sort of atmosphere with this visit than with the previous. the previous visit was more about briefings and understanding and strategy. this one was more about humanity and letting people know that they are going to be supported and that help is on the way. so he really got that message across with folks. they are delighted to meet the president and have conversations with him. and they feel

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>> fifth season of "lauren lake paternity court" and i'm telling you the drama escalates.e have got explosive cases, our families are coming on and they are telling it like it is. >> judge lake, you sit up there and just wonder to yourself, how can this even be real? >> honestly i'm not even surprised that much anymore. sometimes i need clarification, was it a threesome or the freezer, i need to know. but this is real life. real people, real stories, real tra dar drama and most importantly real answers. we're talking paternity and helping people find their fathers, sometimes we're successful, sometimes not. we always give them the answer and always serve up a healthy dose of truth. >> is there a common denominator between the different cases and why they all end up in this scenario? >> the common denominator we are human beings, we all make mistakes. you have to tune in to see our new season monday, september 18th, but i'm going to say this to you. we get a lot of families that already know what i'm there to goand the type of advice i am ready to give, and they take me to

early in the morning all menace cracking sounds coming from the lake. yeah. i know just for you she said you should. not think she did such a good job to she. just. couldn't trust any of you to. be really one of the toss up that the haitian doctor but i still think it's just not something. the. these members of the tribe will migrate with almost two hundred fifty animals sheep goats horses yaks and all their belongings. apart from the year that all their possessions fit into two trunks. never. get out of courtesy he fell into talk of the mclean. order to i'm sure it was that's our critter tell. you where the degree of him and then going through this part of the. time is not a factor for the nomads they advance at their own pace. the van leads the way. the yaks are the fastest. the sheep and goats follow close behind. the. line your home. for a long long going both of them like one. told. us obama. will turn the whole. if you do. it's a long four day ride to the new pastures. twenty year old brings up the rear. lug of a small russian van is almost thirty five

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lake okeechobee. water levels in lake okeechobee are still being lowered and the lake is currently 13.67 feet. at this point we have no major concerns with the dike. we will immediately advise if any of that changes. we are staying up with the army corps of engineer and the south florida water management district. shelters, if you are evacuating from the keys, you can shelter at florida international university. there's absolutely no reason for anyone not to evacuate if you're ordered to evacuate. shelters are available and will be available and you should follow the directions of local officials to go to the shelter that fits your needs. if you need a hotel, go to expedia.com/florida. expedia's working on hotel occupancy in realtime. the florida restaurant and lodging association has encouraged all hotels to waive pet policies, offer shelter and be compassionate with cancellations. families can go to floridadisaster.org/info to learn where shelters are open in their area. comcast, there will be more

it was crazy weather over lake tahoe with many pictures of that funnel cloud coming in. this wind it to the northwest has calmed down, and the thunderstorm activity has trailed off. we still have some firing of the thunderstorm activity on the lee side. the low clouds have ramped up with the season for the fog to getting late but still here to make a huge push inland. 60s with a few 50s, the bottle 59, upper 50s and low 60s in american canyon, vallejo, blackhawk at 61. el cerrito at 59, and west is the direction the wind is coming from. the deltas either west or southwest which is good and robust making it cooler for everybody today. cooler and ukiah, and the cooling has begun even for parts of the mendocino county and lake county. we have low moving again which gave us those thunderstorms, pushing off and look how the system is sweeping in. we could see a stronger system in the middle of next week to give us the first rain from the north. 60s and 70s on the temperatures with a few 80s. tomorrow looks to be about the same with a little bit warmer in the saturday, but by

a storm will churn up the autumn of a lake. this canoe was found in the lake region of new hampshire and it is about 500 gears all of which makes it the second largest object. the second oldest item in this exhibit is the stumble which dates 2000-3000 years. a bowl like this was a lot of work to make. a soft stone, but still stone. they would've used a stone doubt to hell out this bull but it would've been very useful, they could've used it to carry water, cook in, they were hunter-gatherers but they also grew crops so they could have used this to collect crops in. the first arrived in 6023. they were interested in tourist, for, and fish. the cod fishery off of the coast. the beaver pelt they sold to fishermen. in they had told pine trees that were used as masts in the ships. farming was the primary occupation. new hampshire is not ideal for farming. the soil is very rocky. the growing season is short. in the off-season most farmers had another skill or trade. elected textiles. some did barrels or shoes. some made furniture. in

lake okeechobee is the second largest freshwater lake in the lower 48 just after lake michigan, to understand how big it is. it's like an ocean here. and it is relatively shallow. it's about 13 feet right now. but the concern is that is all manmade over there, that dike, and it's the army corps of engineers that's responsible for it. the governor of florida and the army corps of engineers say that they believe, with some confidence, that the dike will be able to withstand what is coming with irma. but they're not going to guarantee anything and especially after what happened in katrina. again, in katrina, we saw levees and dikes give way. to understand the precarious nature of this dike here, the federal government with the army corps of engineers has had an ongoing project here to the tune of $800 noll shore this dike up. the concern is if the dike gives way the water rushes out and there's about 40,000 people that live just south of the lake and they would find themselves with a wall of water coming at them much the way we saw in katrina. and so those who live if the shadows of the dike are

at wilde lake high school to support the community following wallen's murder. breaking overnight. there are conflicting claims this morning about a there are conflicting claims this morning about a bipartisan deal between democrats and president trump, regarding "daca". president trump hosted house minority leader, nancy pelosi - and senate minority leader, chuck schumer at a white house dinner last night. afterwards-- the democrats issued a statement saying quote "we agreed to enshrine the protections of daca into law quickly, and to work out a package of border security, excluding the wall." daca she were brought to the u-s as children, from deportation. however white house press secretary sarah sanders pushed back on the idea the wall has been dropped. she released a statement saying-- "while daca and border security were both discussed, excluding the wall was certainly not agreed to." president trump is heading to florida this morning as the state recovers from the devestation of hurricane irma. but there is a long road ahead. this morning florida power and

the willows choking the lake. in one thousand eleven will last surface area was two hundred sixteen square kilometers it's now half that. well are supposed to be a natural flood barrier for the city of srinagar downstream. but the lakes defenses failed with severe consequences in twenty fourteen inundating the city more than three hundred people were killed if you look at the data over there and bear in mind is including the meat you can see there the preconceived extreme events including the precipitation cloudburst floods is increasing so whenever we will have this type of a flood in so little because our produce masses sedimentation is not able to absorb the flood waters and that will if there does not taken care of that will again lead to the you know massive inundation of the city in a good city. a small section of clear water is the only evidence that anything has been done recently to clean the lake and recent years there have been attempts to restore like but they have always ended up costing between tens

a deadly early morning fire near lake merritt.bout the fire. >>> local families hoping to reach their families in mexico. next where you can get information on the deadly earthquake and the latest on the damage and the rising death toll. >>> the east bay commute has slow spots. we will tell you how long it is taking to drive to this spot. >>> the clouds are in place. where is the rain? is it going to make it here? we will tell you coming up. this is the new comfort food. grown right here in california, with absolutely no antibiotics ever. a better way to grow, a better way to eat. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. >> central mexico is devastated by what is now the deadliest earthquake to hit the country since the 1980s. the latest on the death toll. >>> another storm slamming the caribbean as hurricane maria makes landfall in puerto rico. the conditions on the island and where it is headed next. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning, everyone. welcome back to mo

the other problem is that lake. there's 143 miles of levees surrounding lake okeechobee.t has been worked on. this is from 1930s, they started building this thing. it has been worked on this recent years and hardened in certain places but it is still not perfect and it is not clear it will hold. if not only the rain water from the storm itself but from this massive, massive drainage north of the lake in the days after the rain is gone, if it will raise the amount of water in that lake and wear away at those levees and flood this entire area. they could -- this could make texas look like a cake walk if that lake goes and this area floods. >> god forbid, miguel, but you're pointing out the right issue and you're talking about one aspect of resistance, cultural resistance but there's another kind of resistance, practical resistance. take a look at the traffic. this is from ocala. this is what's happening as people are trying to move knot north. the traffic is maddening. there's no question about that. there's an expression down here we heard from one of the state actors this

hurricane irma is putting a major lake, a massive lake in florida at risk of overflowing.rews are now doing to try to hold back that water. >>> and coming up on nbc 10 news at 5:00, time to shine. how philadelphia's monet davis is once again stepping into the spotlight. >>> we continue to watch irma, as this storm races towards florida. hurricane warnings are in effect in south florida and the keys for a direct hit expected over the weekend. right now, as you can see on this map, irma is marching through the caribbean, toward cuba and the bahamas. the storm has killed 12 people so far and has devastated islands in the eastern caribbean. storm surge certainly the threat for miami beach. inland, another nightmare scenario is brewing. if the herbert hoover dike on lake okeechobee fails, that would put 40,000 people at risk for flooding. the dike holds back water from the massive lake, which is just northwest of miami. the dike currently is undergoing a $1.5 billion repair effort. right now the state is bracing to lower the lake's water levels before the storm hits. >>> amazon

it is a short walk from the lake merritt bart station. oakland mayor had this reaction.>> i don't believe them publicly financed sports facilities. but today we heard the a's are going to stay and pay for their own facility. in oakland. this is good news. >> there is going to be a ton of economic impact. for over $3 billion. 2000 construction jobs. our project was to bring this economic vitality and make sure we retain the character and nature of the neighborhoods. to make it unique oakland. >> there are a number of hurdles the project would have to clear. finding a new location for the headquarters of the community college district. stomach fans are excited about the plan for a new stadium. some people who live near the proposed site are voicing opposition.>> reporter: there are two sides of this coin. some people say a new ballpark will be an added boost to the economic boost. other people have very deep concerns that this site could ruin their neighborhood. >> fans were loud and proud watching the oakland a's game on wednesday. the che

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i was once a says largest freshwater lake but now well our lake in the kashmir valley is in desperate need of restoration decades of mismanagement it left it dying and clogged with silt or nerve smith reports from indian administered kashmir. it's water chestnuts season on the lake at the foothills of the himalayas. but the waters are getting hard it's navigate all around as a growing mounds of silt this boy is jumping off one of them. and it's because of these willow trees. but the water was very clear here it was blue so pondar tells me as we walk over what was once a lake it was a forestry worker in the one nine hundred fifty s. hired by the government to plant willows to lay to harvest for firewood. i planted hundreds of thousands of trees but it was a mistake this has just brought destruction to. my heart that i'm responsible for planting. the willows choking the like. in one thousand eleven will last surface area was two hundred sixteen square kilometers it's now half that. well our is supposed to be a natural flood barrier for the city of srinagar downstream. but the lakes defe

as i've long said said building a nuclear waste dump along the shore of lake huron or any great lakeis nothing short of irresponsible that any failure at this site would have devastating attacks impacts on michigan's great lakes basin and canada have both roland great lakes for drinking water, commerce and tourism paid since taking office i raised objections to the project was secretary of state tillerson to canadian officials in the leadership of opg thus far to no avail. the great lakes caucus has penned a letter to the trump administration expressing the same concerns. my amendment serves to further highlight the canadian government the urgency and gravity of this issue. this amendment would prohibit staff from participating or attending to and both canadian resources conference. somewhat ironically named our common water future. amendment demonstrates the canadian government denies that congress is going to escalate to prevent this unacceptable nuclear waste project along the shores of lake huron and i continue and the universal objections of my constituents, the constituents of

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lake wales as you move past the lake. lakeland, ocala and heading north. that's most likely. everything is in the cone. anything here could be hit by the walls of this storm. sometime tomorrow forecasters say it should churn north. flooding across all areas of the coastal areas. forecasters say the current models show miami is in the risk for the dirty side of the storm. the higher winds and the storm surge. think what will happen with the storm surge. remember, it's moving counter clockwise. as it comes in, the waters are coming to shore like this. that brings in the storm surge up the state. all the way up to melbourne, daytona beach. because it's counter clockwise, the waters will come in in this direction in fort myers and naples, everglades city and tampa bay. that's the way the storm moves. at any rate, typically the strongest winds are on the right-hand side. that means miami-dade and the palm beaches. phil keating is in miami beech. slight changes, same idea. >> yeah. everybody in florida is going to get it, everybody in the peninsula of florida is dealing with this s

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early in the morning all menace cracking sounds coming from the lake. yeah. i know just for you she said you should. think she did such a good job to come. i just. couldn't trust any of you to. be really one of the toss up that the haitian doctor stopping us test was something . the. these members of the dog tribe will migrate with almost two hundred fifty animals sheep goats horses yaks and all their belongings. apart from the year that all their possessions fit into two trunks. i've never. heard of credit for hitting each other talk of damocles. board which. was that's our fridge or to. your home in the degree of time and then going through the fun part of the. deal of time is not a factor for the nomads they advance at their own pace. the van leads the way. the yaks are the fastest. the sheep and goats follow close behind. the. line you hope for home. for long on going both of them like the one told. us obama. will turn the whole. if you do. it's a long four day ride to the new pastures. twenty year old brings up the rear. lug of a small russian van is alm

that is because this once thriving tourist town in the lake behind it we re tourist town in the lakem of success. and with such spectacular scenery, you can understand why people have been coming in to visit. but now china is slowly but surely moving away from the unregulated chaos of the past in order to protect places like this. we have come here to find out why the authorities pulled down the local tourism industry pretty much overnight. we will meet one of the hotel owners. translation: we make our living from fishing now. our income is very low. of course, we are angry they closed the hotel. before the closure, rooms would be booked out before the summer would be booked out before the summer holidays. translation: before we put economic develop and the head of the environment. now we pay attention to both. —— ahead of the. if we keep everything clean, business will be better in the future. stephen macdonald in china. and before we go, here is a look at another business development. steven mnuchin, the us secretary, says areas hit by hurricane harvey may have help delayed. donald

only lake michigan is bigger.he only thing standing between lake okeechobee and the 40,000 people who live and work around it is something called the herbert hoover dike, built in 1928 after a hurricane caused lake okeechobee to overflow, kiffling as ma killing 3,000 people in the process. by 2006, it was decades old, springing leaks. a state panel of engineers warned that it posed a grave and imminent danger to the people in the environment of south florida. they did test scenarios and found in that levee failed the surrounding area could be under five feet of water for weeks. the army corps of engineers estimates it needs $800 million of work to bring it up to date and that work would take a decade to complete. but the tens of thousands of people who live around lake okeechobee don't have a decade to wait. bit by bit the army corps has been discharging water from lake okeechobee to nearby rivers trying to make space for the rainfall that irma might bring. but that could drive the lake's water level by three to f

of course we talked about that waterspout up around lake tahoe.hat prompted the national weather service out at reno -- actually, out of sacramento, to issue a tornado warning, which is typical. it's the kind of thing to do if you have a water spot. on land it becomes a tornado. just an unusual weather pattern a remnant of thunderstorms through here this morning. that remnant is clearing out of the lake tahoe area and clearing out of our area. tomorrow cloud cover and a little clearing and then look at the temperatures coming in here. sites and 80s70s and 80s. upper 70s and low 80s, fairfield 80. 81 vacaville. so it's just kind of a, you know, a very fall-like pattern, i have to say. but we haven't had that many mild days around here. it's been -- even though we have had thundershowers, it was hot. we had 90-degree temperatures on the big thundershower day, um, and we had records a few weeks ago. so we have been very hot. the temperatures are now going to come down a little and the humidity is dropped with the change in pattern. so with the humidi

the long climb up to the two thousand meter high gauge lake pass will be no easy task. but the vans are down below. untaken ice bound root knew all good. then go to was. i who have time for when. i have to not all the school to myself i didn't work on saturday was all the strategical. just. got more and. more postponed. possible not as a result. the problem turns out to be serious as it's the gearbox that's leaking. all the van will start again but more problems lie ahead. like the animals eventually catch up to the van. der. sloot not exactly how bout we were through with you or your job or you didn't rise. for. that or whether you do. you know the mood of the litter the car was out of the door and. if an animal breaks a leg it will slow down the entire migration and it will have to be put down. oh no i just don't want to. store enough i took. it down now that was half the good luck of the other. hand. crossing frozen rivers is one of the trickiest parts of the journey for both man and beast. we don't know what that's about the. little dose or what you're about because

well going to larry king our special guest is lake bell actor director and writer you know her from how to make it a number of the children's hospital wet hot american summer and it's complicated leg stars in the home again opposite reese witherspoon that's simply it was september a shot caller in select theaters now and she wrote directed and stars in i do until i don't without a helms mary steenburgen amber heard and paul riser that's in select theaters september first of the night you not busy. so what comes first are you a writer director actor what. i will say i am a mom for correct which is a think i know is like the right answer but it i do mean it i think before i had kids i would be like i'm all work all the time you know but now my biggest challenge is managing being not just a mom but like oh good one like a pretty good if you just said one profession what would it be. i feel like i have the privilege to do all of them so i'm going to say all of you like them all equally yes i think because you can tell the stories sort of multi didn't multi dimensional fashion that is what m

the dream is to build it near lake merritt.ooking out at downtown oakland and the hills in the distance. good evening, i'm julie haener. >> i'm frank somerville. skyfox flew over the piece of land today. it's part of laney college right now and is next to interstate 880 not far from downtown oakland. i want to show what you it looks like on the map here. the stadium site -- hopefully we have the map here -- is just blocks from lake merritt and the bart station with the same name. now what the team needs to do is secure the land from laney college. at one time the a's were all but on their way to denver. there was talk about the league contracting and eliminating the team altogether. then there was the fremont site on the 880 corridor. at last after many proposals and promises, the a's have said they plan to build a new privately funded stadium on this property owned by laney college right near the lake merit bart station. >> this site, you know, with its access to bart at the peralta site, beautiful view of the oakland hills, d