the great lakes are world famous for being lakes.ded to start smaller: a lake nobody cared about... like silver lake in michigan, the perfect place to launch my campaign. so i paid off a local politician to help me organize an emergency town meeting. i believe it was jfk... who said, "turn these lakes into oceans." and that's what we're doing here today. because this is a lot easier than changing lake michigan into an ocean. silver lake is now officially silver ocean. [cheers and applause] the locals were thrilled to embrace their new ocean. - it's a lake, asshole! - it's an ocean, [bleep]head. - it's a lake, asshole! - you're an asshole! it's an ocean! - it's a lake! - [bleep] you! it's an ocean! mission accomplished. welcome to tiny, landlocked, waist-deep silver ocean. [rock music] [cheers and applause] - you always hear about how thankless it is to be a public servant in america, but down in alabama, there's one sheriff there who has found his job very enriching. - an alabama sheriff accused of keeping money meant to feed inmates

it's b, the great lakes.couldn't find a suitable watering hole for his blue ox, babe, he dug five of his own. >> john thompson inherits trees of mystery, a roadside attraction along the pacific in northern california. it comes with a gigantic problem. a couple months before, a massive branch broke off the park's hallmark attraction, a 450-year-old sitka spruce called the family tree, and crashed down 40 feet, ripping off the right arm of the huge paul bunyan statue. it could've taken out the entire gift shop and lord knows how many customers with it, but that's not the worst news. an inspection of the tree reveals a rotted, dying trunk. what caused it, and what can be done about it? were you worried that it could spread?sease. it's very typical for spruce trees to do that at a certain point in their age. >> so, what do you do? >> i fretted about it for some time. >> since nobody knows when the next limb will drop, it's time john really doesn't have. while he explores if he can somehow shore up the iconic behe

known concept back then when the lake was fished clean. the processing plants lining the shores were forced to shut down. many of those inhabitants have fallen into poverty. there isn't even enough fish now to eat let alone sell for money. michelle and gilbert m.b.o. turn a profit with their farms and want to expand their operation. with support from germany's g.r.i.z. development agency they're building a new sustainably operating refrigerated warehouse to freeze their fish and. the sun is very abundant over here so what really makes sense is to be able to power using using this time and so we do not be affected by the pottage is quite excited that mean you will be able to buy good solar and we're not too dependent on only good electricity. the embryos want to turn their fish farm into africa's biggest and they're hoping to win the people of them over to fish farming what we're hoping to see is that helping communities fishing communities from will now start to see this as a new we used to start with you could ask that. they're not the on

—— lake district.e looks gorgeous with the sunlight and a bit of missed. as carol said, warm in the sunshine but chilly if you are outside it. —— mist. it is 11 in central london and outside our studios in salford, not the same amount of sunshine, that is our view from the bbc studios across the manchester ship canal. you can see old trafford behind the goal building. that's if you are a football fan! it is eight degrees outside. let's get the news, travel and weather where you are this morning. why not! good morning from bbc london news, i'm charlotte franks. a woman was left screaming in pain after she was sprayed in the mouth with a noxious substance while on a bus in south london. the 20—year—old victim was treated yesterday, close to brixton tube station. police believe the attack was targeted, and inquiries are now underway to trace the male suspect involved. her injuries are not thought to be life—changing or life—threatening. a new report suggests overall spending by london councils has dropped

the fresh to live here comes from these fish cages on lake victoria. five years ago just off the island danno brother and sister team gilbert and michelle begun farming fish now they harvest some two hundred tons annually which goes straight onto ice we want to make sure that less fish is wasted. right now almost sixty percent forty to sixty percent of all fish that is caught is lost because of milk which so what we're doing is we're creating fish tilapia and grown in ponds unfun gone island before being transferred to their floating cages. based in the us created the fish farm in part for altruistic reasons. they view fisheries not just my family's fish pond lake the fisheries communities fish farm this is where we're from we want to see out people our community that is marginalised we want to see our community groups want to see them be empowered want to see them be able to have food for their tables the days when the fishermen here london tons of perch are long gone during the one nine hundred eighty s. sustainability wasn't a widely known concept h

moving through lake county and will pick up a little later. mendocino and lake county. mainak test is in napa -- the main activity is in napa. they are following apart as they head over to sonoma. not the case. fairfield, cordelia, american canyon. there have been good cells there. green valley over to jamison canyon. that's where the low coming in from the west/southwest. the low that we have there dropped down last friday. remember that. it gave us the warmup and the wind and the low clouds and fog. that moisture got taken from nevada, drawn back over to the west and now on the northern edge of this low starting to move in. that's the one and mainly in the northeast quadrant of it has fired up thunderstorm activity. coming down the sierra. okay. and then you have -- remember we have a lot of humidity because of the low clouds. you take that moisture and lift it, cool it, condense it, and the flow is taking it the moisture and lifting it. that is what is happening here. look at sacramento. it is lit up big time. also up towards the mother load, the foothills. 50s on th

and it delivers lake in the middle of the city and on the banks. art that's something else mr is known for there's a sculpture on practically every corner some of them are pretty wild. like the one hundred arms of the one gene. these artworks were originally installed as part of the ongoing sculpture project moon stakes to bishan it takes place every ten years. a free app provides more about the sculptures and their creators. my final stop today is the crew for to take a lively quarter of popular with students i'm going to pop into a quaint traditional restaurant called. regulus can store their personal beer steins by the bar by the way our gannett beer has been brutal years since one thousand nine hundred seventy eight just the place to reflect on my day and when stuff. is somehow both historical and innovative i was able to travel far back in history experience crazy art and get to know some great ideas about the climate protection and the beer is the licious so means that it's definitely worth a visit. ego whatever you say going to. think. i can

dortmund's phoenix lake is an exclusive residential area and a popular place to stroll. but there are still remnants of the area's industrial past to be found the lake was created only on the eastern part of the former steel plant the old blast furnace was conserved in phoenix west as a memorial to the city's industrial past. and now i'm meeting highgate now he she gives regular guided tours through the complex so. tell me it's this is mine that once he goes. to. the best part of the tour it takes you way up in the air thirty meters above ground to be exact and the view is amazing. phoenix western iron ore into raw iron from here it was transported to phoenix east of where the lake stands today there the unrefined iron was processed further to produce steel. sawdust a style of action so that's a steel works. and here we have an overview. the lake is here and between them there was a railway connection that's now a great cycling and walking trail for being with standing in the blast furnace complex. the plant was in operation until nine hundred ninety eight that's why i k

i think what happened for a while is a generation or two turn their backs on the lakes and the lake suffered know as you would expect.so i think the most significant thing you can do is to just raise the next generation with an appreciation for what we have. so personalize it.kes but >> brown: absolutely. all right. we're going to continue and have more of our conversation on our now read this page. e but before here let me introduce our book club pick for may. it is the book "educated" by tara westover a memoir of growing up in survivalist family in remote idaho. it's been one of the most talkeo a and critically acclaimed books of the year. we hope you will enjoy it and we hope you do continue to read along with us. now read this partnership witti the "new yors." dan egan for now, thanks for being part of this. >> thanks for having me. o >> woodruff:the newshour online right now, we ring out april, which is national poetry month, with u.s. poet laureate tracy k. smith, who shares some of her favorite poems. that and more is on our webne site, pbs.orhour. and that's the newshour for tonight.

a confrontation at lake merritt over a barbeque ... is caught on camera.why some city officials are saying, police should not have been called. (pam) a family's weekend barbeque outing at a popular spot in the east bay ..... had the potential of turning seriously ugly.(ken) police were called in because of a dispute about where people can set up their charcoal grills.(pam) but as kron 4's haaziq madyun reports .... who was right and who was wrong ... could be a lesson in community civility and use of resources. cellphone nats/michelle snider "this is exactly what is the problem with oakland today. this lady wants to sit here and call the police on them for having a barbeque at the lake as if this is not normal"> that is the voice of michelle snider. she is using her cellphone to record a the woman you see here who called oakland police because... cellphone nats/voice of woman who called police"it is illegal to have a charcoal grill in the park here"the incident happened a couple of weeks ago here at lake merritt in oakland. michelle snider's husband kenzie

(pam) a confrontation over a family barbecue near lake merritt in oakland ...should have been called to stop it... is now being looked into by the city's leaders. they are trying to find workable solutions to prevent this from happening to people who are trying to enjoy the lake in the future... kron4's haaziq madyun has this follow up report. sot"you want to call the police on them for having a barbecue at the lake"sot"an illegal barbecue"sot"you're going to call the police?"sot "yes"this incident between a family barbecue at lake merritt in oakland and a woman calling the police because the location of the barbecue was against park rules has got everybody talking. including oakland city leaders who are discussing potential solutions to prevent something like this from happening againsotrebecca kaplansotabel guillensot michell snider's recorded the celpphone video. her husband and

senator ernst and grassley -- lake erie is the shallowest lake. the usda already has some authority to implement. what is usda's plan to implement targeted practice in the western banch of lake erie? >> certainly our education programs in nutrient management, and helping to teach identification, and there's new technology of being able to have on the farms, phosphorus and-we're working on conser conservation efforts. enter we need your strong voice and continued support on that, on conservation program and on glri, the administration has made more than noises, it's attempted to cut glri. in 2016, i work with senators don lee and the program targeted producers for farmers who wanted to reduce runoff from their farms. this program has ended but we can't walk away. will you commit to finding additional funding for this water flow. >> i will commit to looking. of the. >>> looking aggressively? >> very aggressively. >> senator donnelly has part of the great lakes region. >> my answer is limited by the fact that i don't know what the quanti quantify --

lake county, napa, solano, you could see that building on the sierra. think today they stay far enough east. south women -- south wind in oakland, north in other places. upper and mid 50s with a lot of upper 40s. lafayette, walnut creek and alamo are 45. 45 by the congo pavilion. mostly sunny today with slope -- with low clouds. a high pressure will build in today but tomorrow we could get some buildups. there may be some thunderstorm activity. today is mostly sunny and a little bit warm. most locations are still running slightly below-average to near average. santa rosa should be 75, 78. i might be on the high side on that. for some, it is staying cool most of this week. met -- most of this week looks like that. >>> it is a bay area tradition. thousands of runners took part. we will tell you crossed the finish line 1st at the bay to breakers race. oakland. >>> we have low clouds around that have been disrupted a little bit to >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2". today is the last day to register to vote in the gym for statewide primary election. if you

one of the biggest internment camps was tule lake. it housed 18,000 people, making it one of the largest towns in california. it was also where internees who were deemed disloyal or troublemakers were sent. the film "mr. tanimoto's journey" is about one of them. joining me now is jim tanimoto, born in california, and the last living member of block 42, men who bravely protested the loss of their constitutional rights. also with us is the director of the film, jesse dizard, a cultural anthropologist from cal state chico. welcome to the show. both: thank you. robert: well, first of all, give me an idea in terms of how you two met, how you got together in order to be able to do this. jesse dizard: well, it came about because a senior colleague of mine had heard some remarks i made about the klamath basin, where the tule lake segregation center is. and after my presentation, he asked if i was interested in meeting someone who had been interned at tule lake, or imprisoned at tule lake, and i said, "absolutely." robert: and, jim, how did yo

very happy that's because we're talking about classic cars the concorde so there has been house on lake como since nine hundred twenty nine it's one of the world's most famous automotive events this is model is hollywood on the lake featuring costs that have already appeared on the surface. if the hotel bill adair stay on lake como could easily provide the backdrop for a hollywood blockbuster and this was the starting point some of these cars are indelibly linked to the films they started. for example the aston martin d b five james bond is fickle of choice. when you watch the movie and you go through it shifting the gears are just the same as well bond was driving around the swiss alps and it's got the same sound the same excitement. in goldfinger sean connery's james bond set off on wild car chases through the alps . it. in the concourse so at lake como the aston martin had challenges of another kind to deal with nine hundred thirty nine dollars d eight for example you can feel it there's history in this car when you just touch the steering wheel you can feel the history of the car ge

after a woman calls 911 on a family barbequeing at lake merritt.fordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding medicare to everyone over 55. and i believe medicare must be empowered to negotiate the price of drugs. california values senator dianne feinstein (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... major hot spot in san jose a water main break on sb 80 at nb 87 ramp blcked and flooded. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. expect a slight chance of showers over the interior portion of the bay area this morning. a slight warming and drying trend is then expected late in the week as a weak ridge builds over the eastern pacific. cooling will then resume as an upper low approaches the california coast late this weekend. ( darya ) happening now... a mother is facing new felony

right now thunderstorms around lake tahoe. look at that. and then for us a lot of clouds. by tomorrow, the low that's out here is going to kick through. when it kicks through it will bring a chance of sprinkles in the morning hours. i suspect after lunchtime, there might be a few stray sprinkles. but most of this would be i suspect drizzle. and very light. .02." maybe .10" somewhere. but i think it's going to be widely scattered, too. so we'll see. we'll show you the latest models. here's the system. it will kick as it kicks through, it's going to fire off a few showers. so that's the plan. so chance of showers as you go into your friday morning. then it clears out rapidly after that so we'll be in good shape. as you look at the five-day forecast, you will see temperatures begin to rise rapidly as we go into the bay area weekend. saturday and sunday. monday especially julie and frank, memorial day, which is a wonderful day anyway, you're going to be 80,90 degrees inside and outside the bay. >>> coming up at 6:00 new details from california safety officials about this accid

people turned out yesterday for a huge barbecue at the lake. they called it barbecuing while black. >> i thought it was very important to come and barbecuing while black. right now, in america, the whole thing just being black in america is getting a little ridiculous. >> the incident at lake merritt to get attention and has attracted attention from around the country. along with others from recent months, including the starbucks incident in philadelphia, where a manager call police to remove two african-american men who were in the starbucks for a business meeting. >>> the dangers from hawaii's kilauea volcano is still growing this morning. the first serious injury from the lava flow has been reported. the lava spattered and hit a man who was standing on the third floor balcony. it shattered his leg. people are being warned to stay away from what the locals called laze. that is the haze created when lava hits the ocean. that haze is actually hydrochloric acid. it can cause lung damage. when the hot lava hits the much cooler water, small glass

>>> thousands of people gathered at lake merritt as a show of unity after what someone is calling a racially charged incidents there. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at six starts now. >>> we begin with more backlash to a controversial incident at lake merritt. people are gathering at the park for a show of unity after a white woman called the police last month over are reported african-american family using a charcoal grill were only propane grills are allowed. >>> this is symbolic rally, loosely organized, taking a life of its own on the east shores of lake merritt. people are stretched out in the east shores, people have been here throughout the day, it doesn't show any sand - - sides of wrapping up right now, they will continue to come here to the park on a sunday to rally in peaceful protest and have a little bit of fun doing it as well. >>> chicken, pork ribs, fish and chicken wings. it's becoming routine. just about everything on the grill. today's barbecue started innocently. >>> i said i was going to get together 5 to 7 of my friends and have a barbecue so we can eat in peace and it balloon to

in salt lake city, i'm hailey higgins. of the houses in our series. we posted them on our website kron4 dot com. there you also find a comparison chart and decide for yourself which is the best buy for $750 thousand. (pam) coming up: starbucks announcing another new policy.how this makes the rules for the coffee shops more clear... and more accepting. (ken)plus: the costumes came in all shapes and sizes.. and so did the booze. our stanley roberts explains how it is always something at bay to breakers (pam) a drug infested.. and dangerous section of the civic center bart station... may soon close. coming up.. we'll explain the next step toward seeing a cleaner station in the future. lk teasesten at ten i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to co

the reason is, the lava lake inside which just a week ago before the present eruptions started, was all the way to the top raising over the edges. well since then it has lowered about 1,000 ft. the concern is, once that hot magma comes in contact with the cold ground water that's underneath, there is going to be a massive steam explosion. not a volcanic eruption, but an explosion that could shoot debris, rocks, and ash up into the sky. again when this happened 94 years ago.. boulders the size of cars came out. they don't expect that but it could be marble or pea sized pebbles .. and ash.. and for that reason they have evacuated everyone from the national park and it is closed until further notice. again the concern is that this is gonna blow. the question is when. scientists of course . .they know it's nature so there is no saying when some big dramatic event might happen .. but the science tells them that something will. whether it be today, tomorrow, or the days to come. and as a result, this park remains off limits. reporting from just outside hvo, i'm howard dashefsky. we send it ba

of them being americans, rely on the great lakes. this provision reinforces the importance of the approximately 24 million of hea lakes basin free of nuclear storage. i commend all of my colleagues one more time for their good work in crafting a bipartisan agreement that will ensure nuclear waste is stored at secure security facilities. i urge my colleagues to support this bill. the chair: the gentlelady's time has expired. the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois. mr. shimkus: thank you, mr. chairman. i recognize the gentleman from south carolina, congressman duncan, for one minute. mr. duncan: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank chairman shimkus for his work. i have long been an advocate for nuclear waste policy like this for yucca mountain. since 1982 when the nuclear aste policy act was created, ratepayers in this nation have paid as part of their utility bill over $40 billion. in south carolina that means ratepayers have paid $1.3 billion for the construction and operation of what we now know as yucca mountain. curre

we'll tell you about the misunderstanding that led to police being called to lake merritt.. a group of barbequers feeling like they were unfairly targeted. then - also new at six..we'll tell you how soon bart's new train cars will be running between oakland and san francisco.. that's all coming up new tonight... vicki?(vicki) thank you ken - we will see you and pam at six. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: we enjoyed plenty of clouds and drizzle near the coast this morning. the afternoon turned mostly sunny all the way to the coast. tonight will be mostly clear early before a return of patchy fog and coastal drizzle. a high wind watch has been posted for this friday and saturday. we could see some winds gusting over the mountains as high as 55 mph. on the satellite image you can see a few clouds off the coast and high pressure ready to build in over the next few days. as high pressure builds in we can expect offshore winds to bring clear skies

if i can squeeze in a new lake then i will always go for that.s a mountain range in north wales. it is a beautiful area to live in. the mountains here feel very rugged. much more tightly packed. and in between that is where you get the lakes, and although they may be much smaller and a bit of a trek to get to, i don't know, for me, it makes it a little bit more special. i have always found since childhood, my mum was a swimmer. my mum passed away 11 years ago and i found grieving was very hard for me, so i think the time alone was part of it. i do obsessively swim now and i did not before, but i did not make a conscious decision to start swimming this way, it was definitely subconscious. i have always had this, i call it a nervous anticipation in the tummy, but the nerves can be intimidation because sometimes the water is dark, you don't know what is inside, beasties or weeds, but that's an important part for me, is wanting to feel those nerves. i am not somebody who wants them to die down. sometimes i just want to be submerged up to my shoulders

good morning from ullswater in the la ke good morning from ullswater in the lake district.aunched a local currency, so they have launched a local currency, so forget your rose, dollars and sterling, because it's all about the la ke sterling, because it's all about the lake district pound —— your euros. it was in the 18 and a half million visitors to swap sterling for their la ke visitors to swap sterling for their lake district pound and spend it in local shops may hope they can support local charities and organisations that look after this beautiful part of world. anthony is with me. what difference to these local currencies make? why do you need them? it is about getting visitors to think they are involved ina unique visitors to think they are involved in a unique experience and somewhere as beautiful as the lake district, there's lots on offer. for small businesses this is about encouraging visitors to look again at where their money is spent and the difference it makes. we think it's a very positive initiative. it's not the first in the country. there is one in bristol,

the fans we talked to earlier are filing out of lake shelley. -- lake chalet was transformed into a tv studio. we asked about the line early this morning a lot of music fans were just talking. some of the people in the line got there 1:00 yesterday afternoon. they camped out. also among all the warriors fans at lake chalet this morning was rapper iq. he has teamed up for the series. he thinks they will win it. he thinks they have a better team. after we talked about basketball, we learned that today was a good day. there are calculations online about what specific date in history the rapper was talking about. what date did he have in mind when you wrote the song? this is what he said. >> i think people are overthinking it. every day you are alive is a great day. every day above ground is a great day. today is definitely a great day. we get to see some great basketball. hopefully we get to see the warriors win. >> reporter: i think i'll warriors fans can agree with that. in line earlier this morning, there were some cavaliers fans sprinkled in the makes. most of the people are more your

lake county and also mendocino county. our system is moving in close rick a little more punch in the last few rick it's coming in almost what we call a little negative lee tilted. a promise it won't be -- that just means it has a little more energy with it. this one has more going for it here. how about rainfall? yes, there will be some. we will get some drizzle out of this. but also isolated areas of scattered showers. tonight into tomorrow. for those of you heading out of dodge, if you will, then there's going to be some pretty good boomers. manchester, also lesson and look at the bull's-eye. the could be some isolated 2 inch amounts. watch out. this is your futurecast. it starts in the afternoon today. watch what happens friday morning. i mean, it's already going up as we say. some of that is going to be in the northern sacramento valley. some of that maybe close enough for us here. i will deal with that tomorrow. there will be some up in mendocino county and lake county and maybe some high- elevation snow early saturda

to complain about a black family barbecuing illegally at lake merritt.le kingston has the story. (mk)frank anderson, oaklandi am just out here to stand up against racism that is happening right nowenjoying a meal in front of oakland city hall ...dozens of people on tuesday reenacting what one black family was doing at lake merritt just a few weeks ago -- grilling and enjoying their day ... when a white woman called police.that incident captured on cell phone video. "you want to call the police on them for having a barbeque on a sunday at the lake?""in an illegal spot. yes."the woman claims the men were using a charcoal grill and that it's not allowed at lake merrit.since that phone call -- some residents are demanding the end of what they say is the misuse of public resources dedicated to policing black communities and families.carroll fife, community activistthings are not as good as sometimes we would like them to. this was a reminder of that and also a reminder of historically how the police have been used to control black bodies and we want to say th

. >>> you want to call the police on them for having a barbecue on a sunday at the lake. >> yes. >> you might have seen this video trending on social media. that woman there confronted for calling 911 to report a black family barbecuing at oakland's lake merit. the backlash is being felt across the country and the bay area. melissa colorado joins us from city hall in oakland with the details. >> reporter: well, raj, organizers of this city hall barbecue say they are here to grill oakland city council members on what they're going to do to react to that respond to that incident that was seen over a million teams and shared multiple times. you can see we have dozens of people out here. they have speakers. they have food. and they want a response to what they say is the overpolicing of african-americans here in the east bay. >> no, no charcoal grills are allowed. >> reporter: it's the viral video showing a barbecue standoff at lake merritt that happened two weeks ago. at issue, race and park rules. >> why are you so bent out of shape of them being here. >> because they enacted rules for a

staying over at lake hoare is a rare privilege enjoyed by few, like dr.ron adams, a biologist. >> anthony: so what are you looking at our here? >> michael: everything that lives here lives in the soil. we study the soil organisms mostly the animals the animals that live here, but also the microbes that those animals feed off of. >> anthony: right. >> byron: this is just a marker that tells us to stay on this trail. these soils are so sensitive that if we walk off the trail or whatever we could completely jack up the soils organisms that live below there. >> anthony: oh like that guy? >> byron: yeah, like that dude he's totally -- he's going to get wipped out. >> michael: when scientist came and first started studying they thought that these soils were sterile, but we've dispelled that myth when the glaciers melt and the streams flow, that's where you find life. >> anthony: so why is this area look like this? where's the ice? how come the ground is sort of soft and spongy? >> byron: the polar plateau where most of the ice accumulates starts to spread out t

after a barbeque confrontation at lake merritt. ((lawrence tease))i'm kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.coming up, i will take a look at your 7 day forecast. details are right after the break. (pam) there's only one word for the all new together forever-a pixar night time spectacular. ooohhhh. ahhhhhh. okay, maybe two. celebrate friendship and beyond at pixar fest. staring april 13th at disneyland resort. (pam) now to a story we first brought you wednesday. a confrontation over a family barbecue by the lake merritt.(pam) now, city leaders are looking into whether or not police should have been called to stop it. (ken) they are trying to find workable solutions to prevent this from happening to folks trying to enjoy the lake in the future... kron4's haaziq madyun follows up in this report.. sot"you want to call the police on them for having a barbecue at the lake"sot"an illegal barbecue"sot"you're going to call the police?"sot "yes"this incident between a family barbecue at lake merritt in oakland and a woman calling the po

just a plague of louisiana swamp crayfish is affecting the streams and lakes of the chapman county. i feel gail welcome to the program. iran's foreign ministry has condemned israel's attack on iranian military targets inside syria this first official reaction came from a ministry spokesman who described the raids as a blatant violation of the country's sovereignty and was conducted on what he called fabricated and baseless excuses and israel struck dozens of iranian targets in retaliation they say for an iranian rocket barrage against israeli positions in the golan heights as israel's prime minister accuses iran of course. the red line international calls for restraint grow louder. a mistrial on its way to destroy defense system this slowed down fit each release by israel's defense force shows one of a barrel of strikes on iranian military sites in syria israel's prime minister gave the justification. of iran has crossed a red line our response was appropriate our army has carried out a large scale attack on iranian targets in syria. we're engaged in a long term conflict and our pol

this lady wants to sit here and call the police on them for having a barbeque at the lake as if thisnot normal"> that is the voice of michelle snider. she is using her cellphone to record a the woman you see here who called oakland police because... cellphone nats/voice of woman who called police"it is illegal to have a charcoal grill in the park here"the incident happened a couple of weeks ago here at lake merritt in oakland. michelle snider's husband kenzie smith says he and a friend were setting up for a weekend cook out like they have done for decades with their families when he says they were approached by the woman in the videosot sotaccording to this official oakland park and rec map of lake merritt there are six designated barbque l

"you want to call the police on them for having a barbeque on a sunday at the lake?""in an illegal spot. yes."the woman claims the men were using a charcoal grill and that it's not allowed at lake merrit.since that phone call -- some residents are demanding the end of what they say is the misuse of public resources dedicated to policing black communities and families.carroll fife, community activistthings are not as good as sometimes we would like them to. this was a reminder of that and also a reminder of historically how the police have been used to control black bodies and we want to say that there is a different culture in oakland they're demanding action and accountability by their neighbors ... and city leaders -- speaking at city council after the rally outside.nikki fortunato bas, running for city council dist 2this wasn't an isolated incident of a white person calling the police on a black person. there's a pattern that's been happening all across the country. (michelle)coming up tonight at 9 -- hear from the wife of one of the two men who were barbecuing at l

the authorities analyze the lake water. but the results were never made public he believes they didn't want anyone to know the water was no longer drink a bowl. the local mayor insists that the problem is finally being dealt with then passes the responsibility on to the government in sa grab. the drug for twenty years nobody has done anything about the sewage now it's five minutes to midnight and i think governments realized that that is of national they're not just local interest and we have no time left to loose the bargain. and yet construction is still going on inside the national park new buildings are going up all around this homeowner claims he did everything by the book which appears to be doubtful. the state seems to be turning a blind eye while corruption among local officials is rampant says it beats and his comrades over war veterans they are spearheading the opposition to the illegal construction. the building permits the liberty is rather dubious they say. all that was allowed here was the renovation of existi

certainly from mendocino county, lake county northward.ies of lows coming through over the next 7-10 days. look at some of the projections here. nearly 2 inches of rain. that's hit and miss. drizzle. you can see some of these popping up over the sierra. northeast california, devil happen. they die down at night. but then they pick up again. the next low will be on tuesday night. be advised. we are going up that direction either way. there's going to be a lot of afternoon as storm activity. a lot of low clouds and fog. eventually one would think that this would next out. generating a lot of activity. thunderstorms, even high- elevation snow. that low right there is going to replace the one over nevada. as it approaches, it's going to really give us i think some local drizzle, late tonight and tomorrow money. when you have gusts of 30 out of travis and every bay area reporting station thing cloudy, it's going to be a clue -- cool monday. even up to ukiah, clear lake, in vacaville, you cannot find any 80s. i don't think sacramento will get ou

everybody was taking credit for e lake marion regional water system. i don't care who gets the credit. i don't know who is here from georgia. i read a lot of biographies. i used to read a lot of biographies until i wrote one. [laughter] the guy who made coca-cola great was whitfield. which is down in atlanta. i read his biography and i remember one thing about it. and it was this. he said, there's no limit to what one can get accomplished if you don't get hung up on who gets the credit. so i'm not going to get hung up on who gets credit for the lake marion regional water system. i look forward to the 40,000 jobs that will be coming into that community, enhancing the taxpayers, allowing us to improve the schools, allowing hose counties, claritin, williamsburg, mayoron, counties where more than 20% of the population has been stuck beneath the poverty level for more than 30 years. when that plant opens it will redefine school systems and everything else in every one of those counties. i will smile all the way to my grave. mike: wow. that's a great story.

in lake tahoe, it is doing the same. you can see some thunder out towards reno, and there was some showers around lake tahoe. this is sort of an unusual weather pattern. it doesn't feel like late spring, but a lot more like early spring the way these patterns are setting up. no rain for us and it is just about cool. i would love to get some rain in here right now as it will help out with the pollen and clear out the atmosphere. all you need to know is it is more of the same tomorrow. it will start to warm up and i will let you know when it happens. >>> summer is approaching and today hundreds of campsite reservations opened up at yosemite national park. they sold out very weekly, and there is some complaint that the reservation system is rigged by tech savvy bookers. >> reporter: this wife and husband from mountain view love to camp with her doll, and this is their home away from home for a few days. -- dog, and this is their home away from home for a few days. >> it is quiet and usually we can get on a place. >> reporte

folsom lake east of sacramento is two feet away from being full. other lakes across northern california are inching their way up thanks to the heavy rain earlier this year. at folsom and other areas, workers are getting ready for a busy memorial day holiday marking the unofficial start of summer. >> the water has come up quiet a bit. it's much nicer and we're going to have a much better season than we're predicting. >> it's 18% capacity during the height of the drought here in california. several other reservoirs are at or above historical averages as summer gets closer and closer. time is 4:57. breaking news, a big rig crashed and interstate 80 and burst into flames. we've been on this since early this morning. we'll tell you had you it's effecting the early morning commute. it's something that would help thousands of commuters around the east bay. the reason for the directors deciding to derail plans for an extension. >>> good morning. we have breaking news. in contra costa county, that big rig crashed on interstate 80 and burst into flames. we w