here is dennis murphy with "secrets of lake seminole. " >> lake seminole. an hour outside florida's state capital is deep south. fishing, hunting country with spanish moss on the oaks. in season, the duck hunters are out before dawn. and it was there in the year 2000 on a december morning, an experienced outdoorsman named mike williams went duck hunting. it was the 30-year-old hunter's sixth wedding anniversary and there'd be a stay at a romantic b&b that were his to hunt.mor >> that was his outlet. that>> e back. seemed to simply vanish. his wife, denise, called around to family. it was already late afternoon when mike's brother nick got the worrying news. >> there was gonna be a search already starting over at lake seminole. so we called a friend of ours and we went together. >> mike's co-worker, christie garrett. >> mike is very skilled. i mean, he is a very skilled hunter, and we thought maybe he's had an accident. >> as a cold front moved in, a formal search began on the 30,000-acre lake. one member of the search party arrived early and stayed late. it

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the pilot on the plane bent so low over the lake that it was barely?ing and their eyes met and the pilot even raised his glasses. as i wrote, the german father had a feeling of crazy russians and he turned around. apparently he had already run out of ammunition, and he could not shoot. or maybe he was so shocked by this scene that he evened out after all the plane and flew back to the base, as soon as the german disappeared from view, and did not continue laying the cable, when that day we did not return to the bay, the fishermen in the same land. she met the heroes, manager lena ivan karas. we approach the table, ivan petrovich pours us a glass of vodka and moves an aluminum bowl with game caviar. a lot, no less than two kilograms. it took our breath away, taiwan petrovich, in the form of our confusion and lack of bread, says, and you eat it with spoons for the holiday, there really was a reason to lay the last the fifth strand of the electric cable along the bottom of the ladoga was completed all the work took only 48 days fantastic time in 48 days m

michigan lakes huron lake. erie, the reed so i've just spent my entire career hanging around museums and historical societies meeting up with people who find these connections. for me. and then i get the interviews. so i get first eyewitness account. also people who who rescued me on board the cutter is my my coast guard cutter. video cutter rescues talks about the escanaba was built in michigan and a great podcast on that launched in bay city in tandem with the raritan and literally actually the raritan and the naugatuck were launched together the escanaba came before them. it was a prototype cutter. they went to world war two and north atlantic and was lost. and i found the survivor who was a chicago cop. later on. so there's a great podcast on that so this is what you get. and then i find, you know, from 1934, the back court which is a very unique design of a ship and a friend of mine had recorded an interview, the phone with one of the survivors from there, who is, you know, loosely to the fitzgerald and th

, peaceful lake. without the noise and din and pollution of the. and there was abso lutely some truth in the munson created by george haines and painted by seth stewart. but the qualities that you see here were clearly not the whole truth about. munson or other rural picturing the country as the opposite it of the city as a place to get away the problems and difficulties of modern life ignored the fact that rural places were complex and changing and part of modern life and. we can see that simply by noting the existence of the industrial landscape. so image from 1889 features both the tourist landscape. you can see the lake hepburn hotel circled near the left and the boaters out on the lake. but it exists alongside the munson chugging railroad cars and the slate quarries. and a lumber mill. and there is some tension between the rural tourist and the rural landscape because people from or or new york, they all send summer vacationers to when they come the lake hepburn hotel. they probably are not very

and lake by call is one of the id. it's actually incomprehensible that these valuable natural assets, these lands that are worth protecting, on really being protected niche to be efficient leg by carl is a paradise on the threats. russia promise is to act. wild putin's government continues to rely on coal, oil, and gas extraction. it also wants to score ecological points and to strewn up a national program by the end of $224190.00 illegal landfills that to be close down and clean dump. hazardous waste is to be removed from $75.00 sites and 7 new waste processing and disposal centers ought to be belts. ah, putin knows environmental policy is popular, especially with russia's use on state television. he professes his support for international climate agreements and recommend me were paul name here, visit us to put in. we are honoring all the commitments we made under international agreements, including the paris agreement as to what was fearful that there was the kyoto protocol which we took part in the such from the cit

it is the largest fresh water lake on earth. ah, we're enlist, fee, unkind, 70 kilometers, se if you could. and directly on the by kyle, the holy lake of the russians formed millions of years ago. the lake has long been isolated in far away siberia. it was not until rail roads and aviation were developed. that it became accessible to many, from tourists, to scientists. environmental problems feel like they're far away here, almost undisturbed. the biodiversity here is unmatched at this latitudes. ah, that a fussy knows, all the fascination of lake by call is of course it's beauty is on it, but also how it's always changing fee id to pay on the lie till the season said it changes yala is the spectacle of incredible. beautiful or dead is one i know, globally for shewn height, all hone island on lake by kind. the rock formations considered one of the top sites in the region. but this beauty comes at a price. tourists constantly leaves their garbage behind. activists from the foundation give the planet life help clean up the worst d

up on the shores of the lake to. free and easy. back in the day's parents did not worry so much. >> as long as we left at breakfast and we're home by dinner, we were fine. we used to meet down here in those swimming and stuff. >> camp right here. >> swim off the dam. that was kind of the big thing. it's right over here. >> it sounds so idyllic. >> yeah it was fun. >> it was the summer of 1982. when the whole weird saga began. jim and john were 15 years old, kim was 20 about to head off to her junior year at college. when she and her mom drove off to the cottage for a final summer visit, and encountered a surprise. >> as we pulled up we saw someone in this corner of the deck that we did not recognize, and i did not even have the pick up stopped, i was slowing down to pull into the drive there. mom opened the door and hopped out. to find out who was on our deck. >> she wouldn't run the other way? >> not my mother. so i got the truck in gear, and came up here as quickly as i could. and she was talking to this young man.

well, that was moosehead lake. it became a major tourist destination when big city tourists from places like boston making their way during the summertime. railroad companies realized that more urban vacationers meant more paying passengers. railroad companies became some of the big vacation promoters. they released eye catching travel guides and brochures. there was lots of money to be made. one person called big city vacationers the crop from the city. every year, the crop from the city. with the right approach, even quiet and out of the way places, like monson, might be able to get in on the rural tourism boom. there were requirements, though. one was, easy transportation. people had to be able to get there easily and quickly. massachusetts investors helped with that by connecting the town to the railroad network. monson people got into the act as well. they voted, in a town meeting, to use town funds to improve the roads for bicyclists, like these people. and for carriage rioters hoping to move through the coun

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find out more at d, w dot com slash plastic lake. victoria is the biggest lake in africa, around 30000000 people live near it, and many of them depend on it for their livelihoods. but population growth has contributed to over fishing and pollution, threatening the health of the lake. but there are solutions for global ideas. our reporter eulley america, headed to kenya where local fishers are using climate friendly boats. as dusk falls, jared utter know hits out on to lake victoria. since he started using an electric motor, he and his team no longer have to breathe im exhaust fumes. and it's not as noisy either. or jenny was one of the few fishermen here who started using an electric motor last year. it's much easier before he was constantly having to change gears or so. you have to route careful, robert propeller dublin. so run it through tubes. it might order me get contact with her manila, this her string. all the gear saw removing. you'd have gum cumbersome reviews while you just do just automatic 3rd come up with some of the fishermen use solar lamps to mark out the area where they p

lake victoria is the biggest lake in africa.und 30 million people live near it, and many of them depend on it for their livelihoods. but population growth has contributed to overfishing and pollution, threatening the health of the lake. but there are solutions. for “global ideas,” our reporter julia mielke headed to kenya where local fishers are using climate-friendly boats. julia: as dusk falls, jared otieno heads out onto lake victoria. since he started using an electric motor, he and his team no longer have to breathe in exhaust fumes. and it's not as noisy either. otieno is one of the few fishermen here who started using an electric motor last year. it's much easier. before, he was constantly having to change gears. jared: also, you have to be careful with the propeller, the turbine. so, when it rotates, it may make get contact with this string or the gear. so, removing it is cumbersome. with this one, it's just automatic. julia: the fishermen use solar lamps to mark out the area where they plan to cast their large net. the

the nights are long on the lake. only after 12 hours do the fisherman returned to me again a beach in the town of him. beater a. gina shares the proceeds of the cat with the other fisherman. after deducting expenses, he only has the electric motor and batteries on loan from a company called a syllable gilbert. every morning he returns the used batteries, and in the evening he receives a freshly charged set, a sofa, rinse out the motors for the equivalent of around $38.00 euros a month. the batteries cost 7 years 50 per day. a lot of money for fisherman. here . there's a challenge with rica and the girl left out. we had expecting jeremy to the 1st page to go back to the show. so we have to look new for the ada soccer microphone. pop up, the dutch started a sober, had to do a lot of math to develop this business model. they saw the batteries and motors from germany. here in kenya, they have technicians who take care of the repairs and maintenance. they also offer a 24 hour service. if there are problems on the water, t

find out more at d, w dot com slash plastic lake. victoria is the biggest lake in africa, around 30000000 people live near ets, and many of them depend on it for their livelihoods. but population growth has contributed to over fishing and pollution, threatening the health of the lake. but there are solutions for global ideas. our reporter eulley america, headed to kenya where local fishers are using climate friendly boats. as dusk falls, jared utter know hits out on to lake victoria since he started using an electric motor, he and his team no longer have to breathe them, exhaust fumes, and it's not as noisy either. oh, tiana was one of the few fishermen here who started using an electric motor last year. it's much easier before he was constantly having to change gears or so. you have to route careful, robert propeller dublin. so run it through tubes. it might order me get contact with her manila, you this her string all the gear. so removing you to have gum cumbersome reviews while you just do just automatic 3rd come up with some of the fishermen use solar lamps to mark out the area where

cypress from the lake. and there catch quote has have also declined in recent years. jared or tina is wife and mother take care of the cat every morning. first drawing it and then selling it as quickly as possible. the fish are the main source of income for the family of 12. they also use the money to pay the school fees for their, for children. and they've even managed to build a 2nd boat. darren atlanta wants to equip this one with an electric motor too. he has a plan for his family. get my father one source of fishermen. then now is mere fishing . then what of my jewelry saw out of this one? i'm praying god willing that my child i know to be fishing nursing. so these to do their best to another system does, why? now i'm support in the do cushion provide a would additional from bare b if they're employed to be can change my our life. jared aquino has already persuaded some other fishermen to switch to electric motors. but he and a silvo are still among the pioneers of e mobility and it will take many more

it flooded with water and in its place a large beautiful lake was formed.nd someone says that this pit was filled with tears of a very beautiful girl, whose name was maria. yes, there is such a legend . princess maria lived in the senezh castle, she had a husband, a prince. these lands belonged to him ; they had two small children, a boy and a girl, and once when the prince was not at home on the castle was attacked by enemies. they tied maria, but the children were saved and maria only asked for one thing. lord, help me become a bird to fly to where my children and my husband are now, and in that moment she turned into a small bird and flew up. she flew over her land and cried on the spot. where did the tears fall? here such a large beautiful lake was formed, which was later called senitskaya. when everything, but a child is born, the townspeople try to look into the lake, if the water in it is clear and quiet, a person’s life will be measured and calm waves and wind portend a life path full of bright events. if you want to feel like a robinson crusoe come

it made be a big lake, it may be a beautiful lake, it is not a great lake. senator leahy has late litere our nation and world a freer and fairer place. through his leadership on the judiciary committee, senator leahy has fought, as we know, for a fair criminal justice system and a greater civil rights protections. one example is his tireless work that he spoke about, to restore the landmark voting rights act after the horrific shelby county decision in 2013. and he hasn't limited his fight for justice to the united states. pat pat leahey is a champion fr human rights around the world, and i've had the great fortune to travel with him and see this up close. some of my fondest memories of senator leahy and marcelle when we traveled to cuba in 2013, then again in 2015, what an adventure that was. we met with cuban officials to discuss opportunities for greater cooperation, and reformers and activists who had bravely pushed back against the castro regime. and in 2019, senator leahy led a large congressional delegation, bipartisan delegation, to south korea and v

lake. the resulting flood killed 1800 people. mm. at the time the lake has half a 1000000 cubic meters of water. now it's held $34.00 times that amount of lots a day would be devastating. the laguna is the bus that they get on there. so as a broker, both almost good muscle. one was, as them was, goes on, listed not both a, both just kasey ethan, cosa mo, mutual muscular bottles, the risk of thermal sand or, and that he is forced to las go to bomb. in 2014 south met members of environmental justice and g o german watch. together they decided to take on one of the global north largest emitters. our w. e. wrote of a hand is south lawyer r w e is a german energy utility on the list of the most polluting companies worldwide with respect to greenhouse gases, the carbon major list, we're not saying our w. e is responsible for the whole of climate change worldwide. only in so far as they have emitted, which is o point, 47 percent of global emissions. and so south team argued that i told you we shou

he decided that he was going to save pyramid lake. he decided he was going to end the water war between california and nevada. there were components of doing that that were wildly politically unpopular, and he didn't care. he knew that it was the right thing to do, and he set about doing it. [tires screech] christensen: but he doesn't craft a top-down solution like laxalt's compact. instead, he sends one of his top aides, wayne mehl, out to nevada to listen to all of the different interests and try to negotiate a settlement. [slide projector clicking] reid: wayne mehl was a craftsman with legislation. his number-one goal was play all the golf he could. he was a good golfer. and so, when we start on this, neither of us knew what to do, but we learned. it was on-the-job training. woman: wayne met with irrigators, environmentalists, and city and county and state people and the tribe. he met with everybody. th he went backo senator reid, and i am told he said, "well, it's going to be nearly impossible, but we might be able to get a deal h

as dusk falls, jared utter know hits out on to lake victoria. since he started using an electric motor, he and his team no longer have to breathe im exhaust fumes and it's not as noisy oliver auto renew is one of the few fishermen here who started using an electric motor last year. it's much easier before he was constantly having to change gears or so. you have to route careful, robert propeller dublin. so run it through tubes. it might order me get contact with her manila with her string all the gear. so removing you to come cumbersome reviews. one you just do just automatic 3rd come up with electric. the fishermen use soda lamps to mark out the area where they plan to cast their large net with the lights slowly attracts the fish to the surface. then in the early morning, they pull up the neck. the nights are long on the lake, only after 12 hours do the fisherman returned to me again. a beach in the town of m, b t r a t n a share the proceeds of the cat with the other fisherman. after deducting expenses, he only has the electric motor and batte

the lake. when i go in summer, they become a water source word office work is spread quickly across the country. closer to home, farmers said to patty, approached nimble him to ask him for help in his own community. the village had lost its leak. a precious source of water after prolong drought medium and i would as then i will any one of them. 2 days later he got to work on a lot of. he cleared the water channels to the lake. yet we didn't do anything. he did it all holiday when he cleared the water channels and the lake area to have been the one of the, as a result for in the ground water levels have increased by about 50 meters going up . well, i mean, it's been a big success modem of video of them a few years ago, newman. hi, gwen, good. hardly had grieved it. but he and his supporters hep already divide more than 100 lakes in india. and he has plans to take his book to not in sri lanka as well. no one has created valuable water as it was for the future. and plans to revive many more in the

it flooded with water and in its place a large beautiful lake was formed.omeone says that this pit was filled with tears of a very beautiful girl, whose name was maria . yes, there is such a legend. princess maria lived in the senezh castle, she had a husband, a prince. these lands belonged to him, they had two small children, a boy and a girl, and once when the prince was not at home, enemies attacked the castle. they tied maria, but the children were saved and maria only asked for one thing. lord, help me to become a bird so that i can fly to where my children are now. and my husband and at this moment. she turned into a small bird and flew up into the air. she flew over her land and cried on the spot. where did the tears fall? here such a large beautiful lake was formed, which was later called senitskaya. when everything, but a child is born, the townspeople try to look into the lake, if the water in it is clear and quiet, the life of a person is measured and calm waves and the wind portends a path full of bright events in life. if you want to feel like

this lake formed because the melting of the glacier and the subsequent growth of the lake be attributed to manmade emissions, climate change responsible by 10000 kilometers away in oxford, u. k. an answer to this question has been found. i come here to meet research scientist repeat stuart smith. so what you can see here is laguna parker in 940, much shorter than the league that we see today for this lake. just one year later, bastions of the city of what has to be know that temperatures have started to rise from raising 80 onwards. and that initial willing part, 1940, must have started to push this place here, back free. ating, this unstable, unsafe, ultimately led to the devastating event. 941. this is among the earliest data leads, has asked us that have been linked to climate change in the scientific literature. these old photographic records, along with historic temperature data and more recently, satellite images have enabled report to model the retreat at the glazier. as temperature's rise, you see the gracious start to pull back the lake expanding as it does so. in the latter ha

arriving in salt lake city around 1:35 am, monday. at 2:01 am, she texted her mom to say she landed safely. after that, three days of silence. two patrol officers went straight away to mackenzie's town house. her car was in the driveway. that was a good sign. repeated knocks at the door, however, went unanswered. peering through a window, the officers saw nothing. not a soul around. they called mackenzie's dad to report the news. and next, the officers phoned mackenzie's friends, boss and professors. none of them had seen her. all reasons why at the end of this unsettling day, mackenzie 's case was referred to a place that sounded very serious indeed. the salt lake city police departments homicide squad. >> we get a lot of missing persons cases in salt lake city. >> lieutenant todd mitchell was the units chief detective. >> so, i tried my best to sift through those and find the ones that raise that hair on the back of your neck, for the lack of the backer term. and this raise the hair on the back of my neck. so, that's why i decided,

around clear lake and lake county. also mendocino county has been picking up a hit. miss scattered shower just cloud cover for the most part across the bay area, but these are light showers that are now occurring from marin would through san rafael back into larks berg and also right around marin city. mostly cloudy as sprinkling this showers around that 5 86 80 corridor peninsula has a rain shower now occurring around pacifica. now we have this area. low pressure if you were to look up. low pressure and a dictionary. this is the picture you would see. it is perfect. it has the core right here and then it forms like a giant comma. so this is the frontal boundary and this is what pushes and first providing us with the rain showers and that a lot of instability with that core so we start to see the more moderate to heavy rain. we're tracking future cast your friday today relatively dry. mostly cloudy, a hit and miss scattered light shower. nothing ominous at all. then we take you from overnight to midnight. you start to see the rain showers develop. here's your saturda

this is a city in the lake. yes, it fits on the skinny peninsula that goes, jetting out into lake garda. so it is completely surrounded by this amazing green crystal clear water is also just a beautiful city. you have all the stone streets that you get to walk through. a bickley old preserved buildings. they do allow cars, though they got to watch after that when you're walking, talking with them. when you come to the city and you have to visit the castle, which is one of the best preserved castles in all of italy. it was built in the 13th century and has a man made harbor that was actually built to protect the castle ships. we're going to walk around the castle for a bit and taken the views and then go explore more of the town. with. i can see myself being a princess at this castle. may be the queen who knows no dream big little girls out there. at the very tip of the peninsula, you're gonna find these incredible old ruins. believe it or not, these are the remnants of an old villa that belong to a roman emperor

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around 5 and a half 1000 native americans live around its large lake. for countless generations, they've harvested its co salmon trout and schwane sucker fish right, enshrined in an 18. 64 treaty with the u. s. government. then the droughts came today, the tribal leader, clayton dumont, is taking to the water with biologists alex, go yahoo! a specialist in aquatic life. the sky is overcast because a forest fires ravaging the area is still beautiful even in all the smoke and degraded water. the areas farmers and cattle ranchers have been taking water from the climate lake to irrigate their land. in return pesticide and fertilizer visitors have seeped back into. it's scary. you know that they're very hardy fish. the drought here. there's the left and left water and the quality of what's left is deteriorating. now the lakes, precious fish are in danger of dying out completely as they need very pure water to survive. the issue is the survival of the juveniles. when's the last generation? we had 3. so since 1993, we haven't had any young survive in this wate

. >> lake sonoma is and about 223,000 acre feet. in to give you perspective, the top of the red, the top of the water conservation pool. this 245,000 acre feet. so it is over 90% full for the north bay. and and and so the county right now, things are looking great. and and we hope to continue see the storms, maybe not intensity. >> well, the state, 17 largest reservoirs, 8 are currently above average. and even as we get into a drier period runoff from all the rain, we'll continue to flow into the reservoirs for the foreseeable future. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. >> stormy weather forced the indefinite closure. well, the major roadway in the east residents in the area are now coping. plus, the national weather service says the rate of snowfall and lake tahoe over the weekend, 4 inches an hour. a look at the conditions drivers faced coming up. and after the break, republicans on capitol hill are demanding answers as to why classified document were found at president biden's home and office. the documents are now asking for i

lake shasta's water level currently sitting at 80% of its historical average, meantime, lake mendocino picking up so much rain over the first two weeks of january that it's gone from nearly bone dry around this time last year to now, looking like this over the last month statewide precipitation levels surging right now we're at 158% of average for the water year to date. which is a huge improvement over where we were saying month ago. since october , san francisco has picked up more than 20 inches of rain, making it the seventh wettest period in the city since the california gold rush in 18 49 this year if we continue in this pattern, i wouldn't surprise me at all if we start to break records for the water year. still national weather service meteorologist brian garcia cautioning california's drought is far from over the long term drought that we've been in has really taken us years and years to get into it, so it's not going to be one winter season of extremely wet conditions that will get us out of this drought , but for the moment at some state reservoirs that concern too much water

he cleared the water channels to the lake. we had, we didn't do anything, he did it all holiday when he cleared the water channels and the lake area to have been the, one of the, as a result for in the ground water levels have increased by about 50 meters going up . by the mean, it's been a big success model more video than a few years ago. nimble tag one could hardly have dreamed it. but he and his supporters hep already to vibe more than $100.00 leagues in india. and he has plans to take his vote to not and sri lanka as well. nipple has created valuable waters or was for the future and plans to revive many more in the us to come well, as we thought to be a little bit of creativity can take us far. and this matters when it comes to solving some of the biggest challenges our generation faces. if you have creatively solved a problem to make your neighborhood cleaner and greener, tell us about it as equal india and d, w dot com until next week. good bye. and thanks for watching, ah ah ah, ah, with who a sometimes a seed is all y