and so are arable land and the fish in the lake. as lake chad gets smaller competition for these resources will become increasingly bitter. even now fishermen in the region are competing for dwindling stocks of carp nile perch and to latvia. we've climate change there is a look at it it affects their distribution and department of fish and use that in mind it's a fishing industry as well so. it touches on three major levels throughout the ages of people i don't. really farm house it does. the region surrounding like chad is emblematic of the close connection between climate change and migration. you know when i passed we had a lot of fish good fish we sold them here are over in nigeria but now they have problems with terrorists and here we have no more fish in our lake. from lake chad to indonesia farmers can no longer rely on predictable seasons for planting and harvesting the climate has become a threat there are hurricanes cycling's drought flooding mudslides and wildfires and the melting permafrost could soon exacerbate all of t

this also tells him that the lakes in bad shape. there was a lot of the produce they were there but you have this over lake baikal contains 20 percent of the world's fresh water. there's nowhere else like it for you you make my call as the planet's well and that's how we've got to treat it the shores have to be kept clean no rubbish and they shouldn't be built up with it otherwise we'll lose this natural wonder. react surfin the people of good took have been battling against the water plant for months it belongs to a chinese businessman a 1000000 people signed a petition against it they've managed to get construction suspended at least for now but a final decision has yet to be made lists. the fact that the plant belongs to a chinese company sparked massive protests in particular among those who signed the petition there's never been so many signatures collected here it's liberians protesting against the chinese expansion that's currently underway. with. riyadh surf meets activist stanislav philippo if he collected the signatures an

your celebrity who i moved to lake by karl especially so i could enjoy the view of the lake every morning now that block my entire view. these days his guest house is usually empty in winter he says there's too much competition from the new hotels. which are but there's a crucial point that we shouldn't say we don't want the chinese for they weren't here before and now they are basically if we want to have them here then we should build a village just for them somewhere else unlike by car because there are so many of them. locals in lake baikal feel overwhelmed and they claim the chinese don't behave the way visitors should. the planned bottling factory is stoking the anti chinese sentiment and could talk. but stanislav philip often the others feel just as much betrayed by their politicians and their false promise says. wilson said in an area that people here don't believe there'll be new jobs the chinese will bring their own people or do the work philip off says one good thing has emerged the bottling plant dispute has shown could took citizens but they can achieve a lot when they stick

and so our arable land and the fish in the lake as lake chad get smaller competition for these resources will become increasingly bitter. even now fishermen in the region are competing for dwindling stocks of carp nile perch and to latvia. we've climate change there is a key impact on the lake in that it it affects their distribution and department of fish and use that in mind it's a fit if fishing industry as well so. it touches on the major level of people on doing this sort of thing these five miles it does and. the region surrounding like chad is emblematic of the close connection between climate change and migration. and what would you know if they're not passed we had a lot of fish good fish we sold them here for over in nigeria but now they have problems with terrorists and here we have no more fish in our lake. some lake chad to indonesia farmers can no longer rely on predictable seasons for planting and harvesting the climate has become a threat there are hurricanes cyclons drought flooding mudslides and wildfires and the melting permafrost could soon exacerbate all of those aro

this is not only that all this and deepest lake in the world it also holds a lot of secrets cuteness to diseases and answers to scientific questions i'm stuck fast and reporting from lake baikal in russia. we got a fair bit of cloud right into central parts of europe at the moment to be more that as we go through the next couple of days and if anything tell you a little winfrey the somme lots of showers along the spell's afraid to central parts of the med pushing up into italy and the balkans big area cloud further north as well just around the part of germany temperatures struggling ten celsius the adults say for paris only eleven degrees in london that's that northerly blast always a cold direction filtering down across so many western parts of a europe it's not too bad for madrid twenty four celsius in the sunshine twenty five his you go on through sunday keeping that northerly wind there of course a good part of sunday there for london paris and also into berlin the clouds and the rank in ten years across central parts san will see some snow with that cold day coming down over th

that has forced many returning these to flee back to these camps again the regional forces in the lake chad region have recently stepped up their air and ground operations against boko haram targets they say they want to clear the area of fighters so that people can return home and that they are on course stretchy of their objectives. is also. in terms. of could manage. to operate. until then the displaced continue to wait in places like these a temporary solution but is increasingly becoming a prominent feature in the region are made to trieste al-jazeera by degree. in the next part of our series we look at how one decision could force a quarter of afghanistan's people to pay tax on their informal settlements the u.n. says neighbor the outbreak in the east of the democratic republic of congo has now killed more than one thousand people it's been an alarming increase in the number of cases in recent weeks the outbreak began last august the world health organization says fighting in the areas affected and attacks on health workers are making it difficult to contain the outbreak. but as

now scientists are hoping the world's deepest lake is harboring something which could help a soul in types of antibiotics have been found in organisms living in the depths of lake baikal and russia but a step also reports more research needs to be done before many patients could benefit. it's more than twenty five million years old six hundred kilometers long and holds a rich history of information about a changing climate and species this is siberia's lake baikal scientists recently found that one creature living here with extreme survival skills might be crucial to the discovery of new antibiotics the enfeebled a coup station often mistaken for a shrimp produces bacteria that can be used to cure infections in humans. from a sort of course is very significant for humanity would we do here because we're now facing increasing resistance to existing interviewer six meaning that there used to work are less effective before these new antibiotics can be used on humans a lot more research needs to be done some pharmaceutical companies have already shown interest it usually takes ten years

scientists have identified new kinds of active arctics from stations living in lake baikal but much more research needs to be done before they can be used by humans as start busting reports. it's more than twenty five million years old six hundred kilometers long and holds a rich history of information about our changing climate and species this is siberia's lake baikal scientists recently found that one creature living here with extreme survival skills might be crucial to the discovery of new antibiotics the enfeebled a clue station often mistaken for a shrimp produces bacteria that can be used to cure infections in humans. from a sort of course is very significant for humanity would we do here because we are now facing increasing resistance to existing interviewer six meaning that there used to work are less effective. before this new antibiotics can be used on humans a lot more research needs to be done some pharmaceutical companies have already shown interest it usually takes ten years before a newly discovered antibiotics are produced the institute is also using the crustaceans

a flash flooding warning is in effect for kellyville, clear lake, and southeast lake county. a flash flood warning in effect for the specific area until 6:45 pm. the rest of the bay area is dry. we'll warm up this weekend, will talk about that coming up. >>> new at 5:00, prosecutors filed hate charm charges against the man who suspected of allegedly plowing his car into eight pedestrians. we are following the case in and is a. >> reporter: those new charges include hate crime enhancements, but do not add this, but they are important in santa clara county in a symbolic sense. he walked into court facing eight counts of allegedly murder, for allegedly running through people at his sunnyvale crosswalk. as he stood before a judge, prosecutors added two more felonies, hate crime enhancements, accusing him of specifically charging two indian american victims because he thought that they were muslim. >> what we want to say to the indian community in the muslim community is that we stand with you. >> reporter: one of the indian american victims was a 13-year- old girl. she was the mo

scientists are hoping the world's deepest lake is harboring secrets which could help us all new types of antibiotics have been found in crustaceans lurking in the depths of lake by cal in russia to step vassal reports they believe it could also hold the answer to other challenges facing humans. it's more than twenty five million years old six hundred kilometers long and holds a rich history of information about a changing climate and species this is siberia's lake baikal scientists recently found that one creature living here with extreme survival skills might be crucial to the discovery of new antibiotics the amphipod a coup station often mistaken for a shrimp produces bacteria that can be used to cure infections in humans. from a sort of course is very significant for humanity would we do here because we're now facing increasing resistance to existing interviewer six meaning that they're used to work are less effective. before these new antibiotics can be used on humans a lot more research needs to be done some pharmaceutical companies have already shown interest it usually takes te

hope to obtain information about how humans can adapt as well scientists believe that this immense lake not only holds the cure to diseases but also the answer to and fire mental challenges our planet is facing but this league is still largely unexplored and to reveal its secrets some say the government should change its strategy and change the lake into an international high tech research project so far lake baikal is mostly used as a tourist attraction and source for drinking water scientists say the world's largest freshwater reservoir can be better protected if it's turned into a center for biotechnological research instead rio limited to more than twenty five scientists. but there are a lot of questions which can be studied but twenty five thousand scientists and by co this is unpatched resource of new. technology and by tick for well well nobody really knows about and via mentalist say they support the idea you danced at the club but it will not be politically i believe this is a gigantic nature a library which can be source of information for an endless number of years or can be

one of the engineers brought up what if the lake level rises. they decided to come up on the foothills north of the lake even though that would present more challenges with the grading to stay away from the lake and prevent flooding and damage of the railroad. another thing you can see is if you look down just below us, you can see the other grade. the two companies building across the country past each other through utah with grade work because they didn't want to give up money that the federal government was providing. down below us is the old union pacific grade which would have been abandoned less than a year after the completion of the transcontinental railroad when they sold the rights to the central pacific railroad company. the central pacific had worked through utah a lot longer they had a much higher quality grade . when they bought the rights from union pacific, they switched to their grade and that is where we are standing on the original transpacific grade. we are coming up to the last track that was made by the union pacific in the

hi daryn yes a surprising story this and it's all down to these creatures living deep in russia's lake baikal scientists have identified crustaceans living in the lake that could be the source of new drugs but much more searches to be done before they can be used by humans al-jazeera is step fasten as the story it's more than twenty five million years old six hundred kilometers long and holds a rich history of information about our changing climate and species this is siberia bike scientists recently found that one creature living here with extreme survival skills might be crucial to the discovery of new antibiotics the enfeebled at ku station often mistaken for a shrimp produces bacteria that can be used to cure infections in humans. from of nerve sort of course it's very significant for humans who would we do here because we are now facing increasing resistance to existing interviewer six meaning that there could be as you said used to work are less effective for these. before this new antibiotics can be used on humans a lot more research needs to be done some pharmaceutical companie

so you are looking down over some of the wetlands on the great salt lake. influencers one was , finding fresh water every 30-miles to refill the tank that would supply the water for the boilers on the steam locomotives. another thing they needed to , stay under the 2% grade, which is only 100 feet elevation change every mile. as they were trying to find their way through utah, there was the large salt water lake. wouldn't allow freshwater, but they had to find a path around it. they were thinking about going through the wetland area, but one of the engineers brought up if the lake level rises and they , decided to come up on the foothills north of the lake. even though that presented more challenges with the grading but they could stay away from the lake and prevent flooding and damaging of the actual railroad. another thing you can see from this site, if you look down just below us, you can see the other grade. so i mentioned earlier that the two companies building across the country passed each other through utah with grade work, because they do not want

lake is a place where memories are made from forest. pam moore explains. >>i was like. now on 67. i've been coming here for quite a long time for something that's really grand that going and see a movie. i think it really evokes out of here's how do it was a place where we came on the >>use pity that home they told me the grand lake theater dominates one of oakland's busiest intersections when it opened back in 1926 it was a vaudeville house, this is called a movie palace and allan nice job who has run it since 1980 and who bought it in 2018 loves the land and grand houses of this is really one of the great elegance survivors of the golden age of the movie palace, i mean it's sort of a a french renaissance a interior which really great creates us this wonderful romantic feel to the room over the years the shot has spent millions on renovations. he says the popcorn has real butter his prices are lower and the theater does not show commercials just reviews. >>and on friday and saturday there's music from an old girl and before the show. >

hope to obtain information about how humans can adapt as well scientists believe that this immense lake not only holds the cure to diseases but also the answer to and fire mental challenges our planet is facing but this league is still largely unexplored and to reveal its secrets some say the government should change its strategy and change the lake into an international high tech research project so far lake baikal is mostly used as a tourist attraction and source for drinking water scientists say the world's largest freshwater reservoir can be better protected if it's turned into a center for biotechnological research instead rio limited to more than twenty five scientists. a lot of questions which can be studied but twenty five thousand scientists and like oh this is unpatched resource of new. technology and biotech for nobody really knows about and via mentalist say they support the idea. i believe this is a gigantic nature a library which can be source of information for an endless number of years can be part of our research for certain means of adaptation to life on this planet an

think you may be off the hook tomorrow in lake county. a few more thunderstorms to our north and east. saturday, watch out for a few popup showers. mendocino county, lake county. otherwise afternoon sunshine and mild. warm for the next couple days. that ridge gets closer, and inland communities, toward the delta, may hit the 90s starting next tuesday. warmer tomorrow. the breeze we lost today we gain tomorrow. and an isolated shower possible in the north bay. 6 degrees above average for concord. sunshine, 82. you chike it chilly? the beach is always a good choice. vallejo, 80, friday in ran rafael, 77 degrees. lake port, less stormy tomorrow. 85ill a chance thoug satuay, sunda we'll level off in the upper 60s near the bay. 88 inland. we'll make the low 90s inland next tuesday and wednesday with 70s and 60s near the water. that is your kpix 5 forecast. >> pall thank you. >>> 19 months after the wine country's firestorm, a beloved santa rosa business has risen from the ashes. what does help for heart failure look like? it looks like george

diseases and answers to scientific questions i'm stuck fast the reporting from lake baikal in russia. and south africa's caster semenya defies new rules on testosterone and female athletes after running a record time in doha or will have that in school. they want to follow warning was issued for a tropical cyclone funny around about fifteen hours ago you can see how quickly it has diminished into this feature which is still quite a large one a good part of bangladesh now if the threat of flooding rains coming through this kind of rainfall that we had as a system made its way into into the northeastern corner of india pushing up across west bengal and into bangladesh hundred seventy seven millimeters of rain twenty four alice in a space of six hours we saw one hundred thirty nine millimeters of rain which is around twice the may average rainfall so that is a lot of rainfall expected amounts of hugh trying fools coming in in just a small space of time and the rain does remain a threat over the the coming hours not really the winds the winds not say much of a concern but it says of rain

scientists are hoping the world's deepest lake is harboring something which could help us all new types of antibiotics have been found in crustaceans lurking in the depths of lake baikal in russia but a step vast and reports more research needs to be done before patients can benefit . it's more than twenty five million years old six hundred kilometers long and holds a rich history of information about a changing climate and species this is siberia as lake baikal scientists recently found that one creature living here with extreme survival skills might be crucial to the discovery of new antibiotics the amphipod a clue station often mistaken for a shrimp produces bacteria that can be used to cure infections in humans. from a sort of course it's very significant for humanity would we do here because we're now facing increasing resistance to existing interviewer ticks meaning that they're used to work are less effective. before these new antibiotics can be used on humans a lot more research needs to be done some pharmaceutical companies have already shown interest it usually takes ten years

what we are looking at right there out of lake county, as well. some of that dies down at night but then during the day when you get a little enhancement, the days are long and high sun angle, the system dropping in. we will up hance that later. it looks to be santa rosa, napa, sacramento north. saturday the low will drift far enough south where the san jose, santa cruz mountains and santa clara valley may be more in mind as the low drifts all the way to southern california. but ukiah north and clear lake, you could be in line for a couple of boomers the next few days. 60s and 70s today. temperatures rebound tomorrow, level off on saturday and then warm up again sunday to monday. >> thank you, steve. >>> the tiniest surviving baby ever born. up next the doctors share the incredible story of a baby girl that weighed less than one pound. >>> and we will catch up with a homeless city worker. we introduced you to him last month. how a group of people helped him get back on his feet . >>> john harris works at health & human services department. >> i al

develops this monday morning to pakistan now and muncher which is the country's largest freshwater lake covers more than two hundred fifty square kilometers during the peak on scene season but it's become a dumping ground for industrial waste and that is putting the lives of people who depend on the lake at risk this report from come on. you are did live browed mohannad dry. hundreds of boards harder to get indeed shallow water now there are just a few. more days people leave their homes for as long as they can remember. i know that nobody and i got in the previous new had about fifty varieties of fish in much a lake but in polluted water came through many fish tacos wiped out. here we used to have a good catch now we on the brink of ruin we don't even have drinking more to him we have to buy it from the city for fifty rupees for a small drum it's lunchtime and bread is begun a small stall stocked away in one corner of the book even the firewood above the water line costs money why did they say. living off the lake is a struggle and redoubt he does not know what really happened to his f

>>it is an amazing place the owner alan the shah now plans to work to get the grand lake theater place on the national registry of we're just 4 days away from the 103rd running of the indianapolis 500 that means the 33 drivers need to be ready. both mentally and for those. >>200 laps around the motor speedway you know chris below shows the intense preparation drivers undergo for the challenge. >>this isn't your ordinary road trip. >>greece to high intensity cardio vascular. >>indy car drivers push both their vehicle and their own bodies to the limit going to 30 requires you know very fast processing and they need mental awareness to be ready for split second decisions. >>we're very focused on preparing for everything. and mental aspect. >>that they're going to face on track and that means workouts on the track itself with indianapolis-based pit fit training every workout that we can get in in the morning. help us prepare. colton herta is the youngest driver in the pack, he's preparing for his first indy 500 while he runs other drivers like tony kanaan are biking on the yard of bricks.

that line went right through lake county. weather coming out of reading, it was quite impressive here. maybe more of the same. if you are in the mountains, watch out, the storm activity does pop up temperatures will be below average again, gusts about 25 maybe 30 miles per hour. 50s on the temperatures here, they're not going to go far. our system is dropping down, it will be here late tonight, tomorrow morning, keeping us cool. i'll show you rainfall projections coming up in 15 minutes. 50s, 60s, and 70s. >>> new this morning, president donald trump is doubting the economic relationship between the united states and japan during his visits with countries . >> the united states and japan are two of the largest economies in the world. you are right there, you are doing fantastically well. i was looking very closely on the ride over that some of the numbers being produced in japan, and you are doing great. >> analysts describe the president's visit as part of an ongoing term offensive by prime minister -- that helped japan avoi

>>your hidden valley lake to see the thunderstorms around the area. that's the concern the thunderstorm start to fall apart a little bit right now but well the drop a whole lot of rain in a hurry and now we could see some flash flooding in the clear lake area we look scattered showers continuing across the sierra nevada and get to see those pop up showers in the afternoon hours. yet the low pressure that's kind of spinning around now for the central part of the state hard to see, but you get the idea right there it's going to continue drop further south so southern california going to be more affected this as we head into the next couple of days and a whole lot of cloud cover out along the coastline. so with that i'm i'm temperatures are going to stay cool right at the beaches, 50's and 60's and san francisco that to 7 degrees in pacifica inside the bay we start to warm up though 68 degrees in burlingame the 72 in foster city 75 in palo alto then 70's and 80's in much of the south bay, the east bay really going start to warm up 70's and 80's too about

the world's deepest lake and what they could mean for. the sport at the olympics. ready to race in kentucky but america's big weekend is over. drugs and. welcome to the program israeli airstrikes have hit gaza after palestinian fighters fahd rockets into israel israeli military commanders say at least one hundred fifty rockets were launched from the territory the ministry of health in gaza says at least one palestinian has been killed but israel says palestinian rockets targeted at least a dozen areas some reaching as far as the town of big money that's around twenty kilometers from gaza to casualties in israel have been reported warplanes and artillery hit the palestinian territory including gaza city. and we'll have a force that joins us live now from west jerusalem harry so we understand that more rockets have now been fired just bring us up to date with the latest situation on the ground. well that's right yes the this military escalation continues the israeli military is saying that more than one hundred fifty rockets have been fired out of gaza throughout the

>>people do react to the way the grand lake fields. >>it was more than and others.ly like to see to a time. >>i love the on the outs of it i love the like you know it's just takes you back to the days when the gators were like the thing you know last year we had 3 major films here by local directors, those films were ryan coogler's blockbuster black panther, the oakland native also directed fruitvale station and creed sorry to bother you set in oakland by director boots riley. >>and in line spotting said in open by ravel sell all 3 give credit to watching films as kids at the grand lake from premier we just had. >>so much. karen and perry energy in the world and the ground like a star, like you mean that these are like that was your place that would ever let it be its full selves and the theater marquees took on more than movies in the year 2000 when the us supreme court stopped the presidential election vote count in florida. >>on that day something staffed within me. and i decided to put up on the marquee this is america every vote should be counted. >>since then

we have thunderstorms firing up over the sierra and also up into lake county yesterday. i think that is going to repeat itself even more so today. watch right there. just clipping that. i think we have mendocino county, sonoma county and napa county because there is a little spin in the atmosphere rotating in. there will be thunderstorms in northern sacramento valley that has really ramped up a on shore wind for us. also the delta breeze has kicked up the prosthesis, a little drizzle and overall thunderstorms north and east. >>> the san mateyo bridge heading to the peninsula getting a little more crowded. traffic is still moving. we don't see a total back up there. it is getting more sluggish at the bay bridge toll plaza. we believe the metering lights may have turned on but the cash lanes are still moving nicely. nicely. >>> the defending warriors will put the crown on the line against the toronto raptors. they played the raptors twice during the regular season, lost both times and the warriors enter the finals as the heavy favorite. one of the biggest challenges will b

lake mind also prone to choppy waters big waves and heavy tropical storms so even losing engine poweron that lake for a few minutes in an overloaded boat can cause with substantial risk these kinds of accidents aren't common for years before have pursed young men who were trans already one of the poorest arab states to the brink of famine for the millions of yemenis forced from their homes the situation is becoming increasingly desperate victoria gave me reports. this yemeni mother has 10 children to feed and this is where they live in a makeshift camp for internally displaced people in the room 8 had to provence in northern yemen all i guess i look back we're living under a tree and we don't have anything there are snakes which we're scared of yesterday we had to kill one that got too close i struggle for my children back so that i can actually turn. fighting between pro he forces and fighters backed by the saudi u.a.e. coalition has intensified in the province in the past 2 months around 420000 yemenis forced from their homes living in hundreds of makeshift settlements such as this.

hungry hippos grazes on the shores of kenya's lake 91 of over 1500 hippos that make this lake its home but the grass here is increasingly in short supply. locals often bring back cattle down to the grasslands fringing the lake to feed the competition for food between wildlife and domestic animals is driven to the extreme by drought and climate change. it means that people are bringing the livestock into protected areas national parks and reserves and they're competing with the animals like peoples and these poor animals don't have any other source of food they literally. if they hippos die the rivers and lakes could die with them hippos chom through huge amounts of grass every night and this grass contains a precious element called silica floating in the water joining the day that digestion kicks in they then excrete vast quantities of dung into the water the silica in the hippo dung is absolutely vital for the health of africa's waterways a new study has found it helps curb algae blooms that killed marine life. so to have healthy waterways we need healthy hippos but hippos don't gotta

this is not only that all this and deepest lake in the world it also holds a lot of secrets cuteness to diseases and system scientific questions i'm steps last and reporting from lake baikal in russia. hello once again a line of cloud which represents if you like a line of instability the atmosphere is running across iraq i say that because if it's unstable that means yeah goes up and it takes whatever on the ground with it sand or dust and that's the case once more as a risk across iraq and eventually iran to the north of it that's and stable enough to produce razor for azerbaijan maybe northern syria and eastern turkey clearly has a lot of rain to come but not much has happened since most of the levant is looking at fairly dry weather terms in the low twenty's slowly rising come sunday and that greyness moves east was across the caspian and loses most of its energy so far from occasional share in northern iraq that it but the southern end also showing this great is has got the potential for a thunderstorm or two in eastern side and possibly counter think much will come of it but it

as usual and they don't seem at all inclined to draw the lake down to ease nerves, they are planning to max out storage with the may storm . >> we do expect the lake to get close to capacity that we are closely monitoring the forecast and preparing for use of the building if we need to . >> downstream from the spillway there are lingering concerns about the portion of the dam replace and as the social media storm has proved there are a lot of people who no longer take anything with this dam for granted . >> the community feels were lied to and it completely destroyed any trust the community had in dwr . >> dwr insists they are providing as much information about management of the dam is they can. as you heard paul mentioned, we have rain tonight and this weekend and this is an ever evolving challenge their trying to max out the capacity of the dam regardless of how people down the stream feel about that so what does the ring bring? what do we see next week? do they have to open the spillway again orders the lake max out inching our to our as the rain moves through so stay tuned . >>>

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living off the lake is a struggle and read out. he does not know what really happened to his family let him out of the dharma we don't even have houses here how can we give education to our children if someone among us gets sick we need 1000 rupees tolerance to take them to the nearest hospital from where will these poor people arrange the government to provide a service and houses we can live a normal life by doing other jobs like farming and such. as here remember the happier. when there was plenty of fishing and the rich plant life including. food for the people of montreal lake fishing i mean their main livelihood but because of industrial pull your parents now being war dead body awarded nor drink it well the 1st stocks are down the flora and fauna is gone and it may destroy a whole way of life for deer be put. leg month year and its their own used to be a popular resting ground for the migratory birds the lake itself more than 40 different fish but the only ones now are going to be small and used for animal feed for some fish

we will keep an eye on lake can a, sonoma county and napa county for build-ups.ore on that in a moment. >>> thank you for being here this morning at 5:00. i am is thursday, may 30. i am pam cook. >> welcome to mornings on 2. i am dave clark. >>> let's get right to it. thank you. we have thunderstorms firing up over the sierra and also up into lake county yesterday. i think

the among child lake this is putting the lives of people who depend on it at risk. what is left of the word sprout mohan are dry. eyed one time hundreds of boards harder to get indeed shallow water now there are just a few dozen left. for these people to be their homes for as long as they can remember. i know that nobody and i got in the previous new had about fifty varieties of fish in much a lake but in polluted water came through many fish took a wiped out. here we used to have a good catch now we on the brink of ruin we don't even have drinking water here we have to buy it from the city for fifty rupees for a small drum. it's lunchtime and bread is begun a small stall stocked away in one corner of the book even the firewood above the water line costs money but if they said. living off the lake it was struggle and read out he does not know what really happened to his family let him out of the dharma we don't even have houses here how can we give education to our children if someone among us gets sick we need one thousand rupees tolerance to take them to the neare