, that, that comes in and you start losing lake volume and lake area. this is exactly what's happened in the lake room. yeah. and there's been agricultural demand that's been rolling and there is a widening gap between water supply and demand and so base and as the basement is essentially water bankrupt. so we have exceeded the hydrologic carrying capacity of the base and to support those human activities. and also sustain and maintain this great salts, the ecosystem, and the lake, and with all the services that it provide. so our are you, are we at a tipping point with like our me that it's can't come back or we have practically reached that tipping point. but again, this is a system that in geological time scales has survived. so we have the, let the system work as it would naturally. so the, the lake can accumulate the water that it needs that it can, it can come back up. and, and that if, if you're able, that's a very big ask because of all these human activities and all the economic activities surrounding the how the water was diverted and the new

and just like in the case of the great salt salt lake and lake room. yeah, we have dealt with a large number of dam construction projects and a rapid agricultural expansion projects and poor water management that has shopped this river of up and deprived of the water it needs to survive because this is essentially a terminal link. so it's like a your boneless serial that you're going to use in the morning. so if you don't. busy uh, keep feeding the lake with water. evaporation is going to counter the that all the water that, that, that comes in and you start losing lake volume and lake area. this is exactly what's happened in the lake room. yeah. and there's been agricultural demand that's been rolling and there is a widening gap between water supply and demand and so base and as the basement is essentially water bankrupt. so we have exceeded the hydrologic carrying capacity of the base and to support those human activities. and also sustain and maintain this great salts, the ecosystem, and the lake, and with all the services that it provide. so our ar

almost all of my work is dedicated to this area, the surrounding forests, the lake, this lake is so significant to my destiny that many stories are dedicated to it, my poems are also dedicated to this lake: quiet in lake, berekh polotskaya, the wind is capping in the needles of pine needles, sparkling roses. and the slave and the splashes, the lime flowers and the raspberry infusion, the waters are splashing, the water is on the shore, the crowd is running and running, the feet are kissing and believing, your memory will be preserved by your dear lady. a project about sports in which the main factor of success is not strength, but knowledge. time to put down the dumbbells and upgrade your knowledge about the sport. in our program, participants will fight in a battle of the mind. what sport do the fab five goalkeepers usually talk about? igor was the first. hockey. hockey. correct answers, they will get points, and for incorrect ones they will lose them, today we have three games to choose from, what do you like best , come on, who is cooler, twenty-time olympic champion and multiple world champ

poems dedicated to this lake. tsikhae lake, berag palotskaya. the winter is full of pine needles.on. the lake is pleshchatsa, kvali on the shore, the sumnay crowd is running and running. kiss your feet and believe and remember. in the breakfast of a champion project, we will tell you how to start your morning right , the ideal morning is probably to get enough sleep, have a good breakfast, a delicious protein breakfast, today you and i will cook up... an unusual breakfast, it will be in an asian style, these will be spring rolls with sea cocktail. i love seafood so i can't wait to get started. let's do easy but effective charging. we will show you an exercise in pairs, it is not only funny, fun, but also motivates each other. and we will get the most useful advice. that the protein that people don’t get during the day can be compensated with some kind of seafood, it will be very healthy. fish is good, especially for women. this is a great assistant in preserving the beauty of hair, skin, nails , but no one says that it is not good for men either, watch the breakfast of the champio

dedicated to this lake, quiet in the lake, pine needles, sparkling roses, raspberry splashes, lindene on the shore, noisy crowd running and running, kissing feet now, and believe i have saved your memory, this is my dearest and most beloved lake. the lake of my childhood, it is located 7 km from my village, we came here on foot or on bicycles as children, we didn’t get out of the lake all day, there were two pioneer camps, the guys and i were very friendly with those who rested in the camps, we played football all the time, we had regular football meetings, volleyball, well, we somehow lived like one family, it was just, we were interested, they were interested too. go from either side there is a slight lift, and then the lake seems like such a small pit, although the depth is serious 12, there are swamps all around, there are small hills around here, it’s like it ’s in a bowl. the lake here is interesting because it is very clean, fishing, a winter center, especially for winter fishing , local fishermen come here from pinsk, ivanovo, even from brest, they drill countless holes, here

lake: why would i care? lucas: lake, help me up. i'm sorry, ok, lake? please!al] [owl hooting] mrs. j.: blaire. blaire: here. mrs. j.: kayden. kayden: here. mrs. j.: lake. lake: sorry, mrs. j. i think lake's late again. you know how he is. [laughter] mrs. j.: thank you, lucas. melanie. melanie: here. mrs. j.: olive. [birds chirping] [woman speaking korean] [singing in korean] [speaking korean] wow. [piano playing] [choir singing indistinctly] woman: then stop. so calm and so peaceful. that's my husband. now i'm so old. everybody at night asleep, i think in many things. i think of my husband. and i still miss him. 22 years. i have a good life. i have a good life. that's my story. [phone vibrates] [engine revs] [horn honks] [crash] [glass shatters] [car door opens, car dings] [keys jingle] [car door closes] [man panting] woman: marcus, you should go wild west tomorrow. marcus: why? don't you trust me? woman: i don't know, just a gut feeling. marcus: dani, your gut feeling has gotten us into a lot of trouble before. dani: you know, you don't have to do this if you

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 evening. but the morning hours were his to hunt. >> that was his outlet. that was what he enjoyed. >> the thing is, he never came 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

lake beloe and lake gres are connected by several channels.s of the power plant, is warmed through two other already warm channels , the white lake again enters, which is why yes , the lake is always warm, the lake never freezes, there are shrimp and even sturgeon. each of the heroes of the project is engaged in a very important matter. my name is elena alshevskaya, i am the deputy director for tourism of the berezensky biosphere reserve. my name is alexander. and i am the general director of the national olympic stadium dynamo, a stadium innate for your victories. we we will introduce you to people who have found their calling. for me, dynamo stadium is part of life. leading such an arena is not an easy task. we suggest spending one day with specialists to learn all about the intricacies of their work. the reserve has a very large species diversity of both plants and animals. our main task is to preserve. nature for the present and future, watch on the belarus 24 tv channel, the secrets of good morning and good mood, do not forget that a smil

this lake behind me acts like a sponge in the landscape. and it's soaking up all that dna and it's potentially sitting here for enough time that we can sample it. the information we get is for the entire water shit. so all the land you can see coming where the rivers we've come into this lake. and that gives us a very easy way to sample simple a few samples, but for an entire area of water share this with land area that drains whatever water collection it to the same place. like home view has a water chat or drainage basin of 128 square kilometers. the team is researching. a total of 8 large makes that of drainage patients of varying sizes. supposedly the bigger of the drainage basin, the greater the bio diversity in the lake. the name of the research project is to establish whether this theory is correct and to find out how much dna actually ends up in the lake. the chemical physical and biological factors like sunshine, temperature, and ph values influence how much the dna degrades on its way to the lake. beyond that, the analysis of the

great lakes final.he put it all together against previously undefeated rutgers patty driscoll scored four touchdowns including punt returns of 90 and 60 yards in a blowout win the following week. great lakes took advantage of a 90 yard fumble return to eke out a 7 to 6 win over previously undefeated naval academy. they finished the regular season undefeated and received an invitation to the 1919 rose bowl. their opponent for that game was the mare island marines. now, this was a totally different, totally revamped lineup from the team that had won the 1918 rose bowl. but this team was still pretty good. they won all eight of the regular season games, including seven by shutouts, but they had beaten a bunch of nobody. so only one of those wins came against a team with the winning record. maryland then had to run a gantlet in a hastily arranged playoff of undefeated west coast teams. they had to they had to come from behind to beat a san diego navy team to earn that berth in the 1919 rose bowl in the game

and if you can imagine a dna, a piece of dna getting into a river that flows to the lake, this lake behind me acts like a sponge in the landscape. and it's soaking up all that dna. and it's potentially sitting here for enough time that we can sample it. the information we get is for the entire water shift. so all the land you can see coming where the rivers we've come into this lake. and that gives us a very easy way to sample simple a few samples, but for an entire area of water share this atlanta area that drains whatever water collection it to the same place like home view has a water chad or drainage mason of 128 square kilometers the team is researching a total of a large makes that of drainage patients of varying sizes. supposedly the bigger the drainage basin, the greater the bio diversity and the lake the name of the research project is to establish whether this theory is correct and to find out how much dna actually ends up in the lake. the chemical physical and biological factors like sunshine, temperature, and ph values influence how much the dna degrades on its way to the lake.

shrimp lake. what are you doing? hello, i'm collecting shrimp. catch, wait, shrimp, so there are still shrimp in this lake? yes, of course, great, but it worked out well, and with the help of what, what is it ? well, here’s the net , the bait is placed here, and the shrimp comes through these holes, it can’t get back out, it ’s amazing, this is the first time i’ve seen such a fishing rod, ok, what should you use to catch shrimp? well look, we are sausage, no, chips, no, say that, well, we have rotten fish, rotten? the fish, well, yes, ugh, really rotten, and the shrimp like it, yes, okay, guys, honestly, i’ve never tried it, but i’d really like to, come on, the gear is laid out, i’ll help you, come on, i know that fish are usually caught on shrimp, here it’s the other way around, apparently there’s something in the white lake shrimp from the swedes, they also love to eat rotten fish, wow, what a unit, well, guys! catch a fish, big, no, catch, shrimp, big and small, we hope that big, big, big, guys

so what is behind a buying boom in lake county? >> all the nature that is around, it is just breathtaking. >>> a strong start for apple's new iphone 15,5, ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪♪ ) ( ♪♪♪ ) ( ( ♪♪ ) ) ( ♪♪♪ ) ( ♪♪♪ ) get exexclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. >>> so you may have to wait until november to get your hands on some of the most expensive models of the new iphone 15 preorders started today in several countries. the high-end iphone promax model had its first delivery date from september 22nd two as late as mid-november in the u.s. the standard iphone 15 pro starts just under $1000 , could ship as late as october 9th. it may be a sign of strong demand for this upgrade. apple is counting on the new models , of course, declining iphone sales over the last three quarters. all right, speaking of jobs, the latest jobs report has revealed a disappointing trend, the pace of job growth is slowing in the bay area and statewide. california added more than 23,000 jobs last month. that is a big dr

tell me how it happened that it was on this lake formed.his is life, there are many answers, firstly, and if they live. land, they need to buy land, they also need to somehow register on the land and pay taxes. and here they are tired of living, neighbors. there are advantages: changing the place is very convenient, in principle, this is from generation to generation. uh, people from fishermen's families who are already involved in fishing are used to it. this is already such a way of life, lake tolny itself ranks second in the world for the variety of freshwater fish. the first place is the amazon river, the second one was found the lake is there. and what kind of people live here in this particular village? uh, the vietnamese, the vietnamese, live in their time, after the civil war. they even came down to us, they already went to pomikonk, then along our river in that place in the forests and got to our lake, that is, even if there weren’t this huge amount of fish here, they sell this fish also , we buy fish from the vietnamese. how do th

poland has more than 50 lakes.ishing has been practiced on these lands for centuries, and for peasants this fishing was the main and often the only source of income and imagine they put it before the fact, the lakes are leased land to the owners. the fishermen did not have enough patience in the fall of 1935, unrest began ; self-defense squads were formed and did not allow people who collaborated with the authorities to approach the lake; they were called agents, deppendives, polish, intelligence, or simply ostreitbrechers. fishermen turned over boats with police officers. they were not afraid of threats or arrest, then many of the timid ones ended up in the villina prison, lukiški and in the concentration camp, beryozovka kuryak in unrest against the agrarian and tax policies of the polish authorities over 5,000 people from forty villages participated; fishermen from the entire belinsky voivodeship joined the naroch villages in the spring of 1936; the directorate of state forests refused the lease. narochs and fis

this is, well, a beautiful lake, it winds through.isis now, what we know is that there are four krinitsa hitting this interesting lake, well, naturally for fishermen for an interesting wedding they come here and relax and go fishing. and besides the fact that it is cleaned , naturally there is fish, when it was raked here by white mamor silver carp, and the lake meandered. here between the villages of estrovichi villages and climbs, and the lake itself flowed into the yaslida river, well, peculiarly not too long, but nevertheless beautiful. adjacent to the peat quarries there was always water. from this side we see that it has been cleaned reclamation agents. so they revived it. therefore , you see how land reclamation does not work. eh, well, the lake will die, so, well, it’s nicely beautiful, and in principle, today people go on vacation. well, we drove here the most we once moved to the village, climbed out in a boat, so uh , we moved into the boat in another tank, even you know , so many fish jumped, so, well, you see these polesi

dianne loved lake tahoe. lake tahoe is the beautiful, pristine alpine lake that both nevada and california share. and in 1997 dianne and then-senator harry reid got together, passed legislation to protect this pristine lake. and since that time once a year dianne has been instrumental in bringing people around the lake together to address the needs for lake tahoe. that was all dianne. so when i first got to the senate in 1997, one of the first things we talked about -- she pulled me aside and said we're going to have the tahoe summit this year. i hope you're there and i hope that will you be will there -- you will be there always to support tahoe. i said dianne, i group up around this lake. first time i was there i was 18 years old. my mother grew up around this lake. we love lake tahoe in nevada and i can diern fee i will always be there for it. if you sat and talked to dianne, the first think you will hear her talk about in lake tahoe are her memories. her memories of riding her bike as a young girl around

the lakes are connected by pipes and one was deteriorated the lake is over 100 year old and 25 feet below grade. one of the pipes was damaged we are mitigating that currently. we added scope to the project. >> and generally are you getting claims from the outside contractors. >> from the 2012 bond. we had one claim that we were mediated and that was on garfield pool. the 2020 bond program we have a claim on the 900 ennis project. >> and i will briefly touch on it in the 2020 bond presentation. >> >> thank you. other members. i had a question. a comment. and aiel. i wanted say thank you for including the leveraged funds us were able to raise in your presentation. we and members of the public like to see these bond -- funds have the ability to lefrage other funds itch.ed ask about there was one section of leveraged funds about development fees? can you explain that? >> development impact fees in in the city through projects. the they are required to fay a percentage to public benefit and there are different bucket list is a park's bucket. we depend on funds and plan on those. there is a pla

caples lake, a third of an inch. south lake tahoe 15/100.. 5060 on the thames. pretty good fog bank out there. so these temps are probably stuck 36 in truckee and south lake tahoe, a lot of rain and flooding in las vegas over the weekend. 50 and 60s up and down the coast here. little spin in the atmosphere just due west of medford. you see that little system coming down that'll keep the beat going here. they keep fog and low clouds going and then it'll be sunny, it'll be nice. but temperatures kind of really not changing all that much through wednesday. it does look a little bit warmer towards the end of the week. nice to mild to warm. probably a light breeze, but temperatures we're at about where they should be to slightly below for this time of year. not a big change, maybe a slight dip on wednesday. then gradual warming, but it looks pretty good here going into the end of the week there. james, looking forward to it, steve. thank you. the last day of the interstate 80 closure. we'll take you live to where it is expected to reopen. and no

osveya is a kind of even a little wild lake without an escort it is better not to swim on it. most active schoolchildren from all over belarus i know that the middle ages are divided into three periods. it's early middle and late so i replied, yes, to win our game. they catch not a freebie, but new information. and if my memory serves me right, the horn is a wind musical instrument; the musical size of the waltz is 3/4, because there are three beats 1 2 3 in the beat 1 2 3 the ticket to the superfinal will be received by the one who can answer the maximum number of questions, the question is quite difficult, but something prompted me to answer exactly no alexey what is the formula for air in air, what is the formula? no. it's just a mixture of different gases. it's nice to talk to you. look in the project. i know on belarus 24 tv channel. the west editors club has completely isolated its information space from the rough belarusian and russian media, the enemy is very smart, very rich and acts very effectively, so not just this frantic propaganda, but by showing stories, sortin

why is this lake called?ything is very simple in fact, it has an almost perfect round shape of other myths and legends. i don't know, well, i considered it a miracle that in general on such a hot day there is an opportunity to swim. uh, roughly speaking, without going far from home, the locals were lucky in this sense. i'm not here very much look at the sea in this suit of people. i want to swim. why didn't you take a bathing suit? well, what do you think of the new location, mull lake, not far from the village of tyshkevichi, or rather the agricultural town of tyshkevichi, here the snow-white sand is the cleanest lake. there is everything in order to comfortably spend your vacation and here people, to be honest, rest in tents. i'm thinking, do they stay here for the night , tent with me? near the manor house there are outbuildings, and i went to look at the territory of the wedding house, there was a distillery factory. the barns, the water mill, the smithy and the tavern were built, in contrast to the class

to make it to salt lake. once the city the saints is firmly established, then it becomes out migration. and latter-day saints in the mid 20th century start coming out to the st. louis area, kansas city area those kinds of things largely because of employment. now you're i know you're many of you. probably all of you are familiar with the missouri republican. so i think this is interesting what they have to say about latter-day saints. okay, our city is the greatest recruiting point for mormon immigrants from england and the eastern states whose funds generally become exhausted by the time they reach here for anything i was talking about they stopped for several months and not in frequently remain here for a year or two pending the resumption of their journey's assault lake there at this time in st. louis about 3,000 english mormons nearly all of whom are masters of some trade. so this was actually a good gig for everybody. this was synergist. just this was win-win right so i'm trying to contrast what was goin

lake dikoe, the largest lake in the petrokovo region, will turn out to be reshki in lake chervonoye.s believe that a participant formed in the lake. well, in the late eighties they found out that there was a great the bed is suprapel and kel you cross church was not loved. driveway. so she herself will be cut down such by her snotty pierce and you to be arrested. there's a ferry of excavators here. suproli gts were raised from one lake. the uniqueness of our that is otherwise revealed, so i will swear. our nature is revealed step by step in the witch. yes, she needs to be looked at, yes, she needs to be scolded. you are their walls. these pieces are not forgotten smart not great. kolya you go by, then without giving up that well, that's it. this is not much to eat in our polissya the plains fell to eat on the brest polesie, there was a gap on the butt of a rut , i got on the peritoneum, and by the way, i’m traveling through my native land, but i’m learning the snotty behavior of the minavit of the polesie land, because you’re driving on the polesie land and need to run away. if you g

this is twelve years old. not the girl who drowned, according to one version, in the lake next to mirtle, but according to another version, she rode there on a boat, played, turned over, and after getting sick she died, so now she appears in one of the towers that looks at this lake, to one of them, i’m going now. what i want to say is that it’s daytime, and maybe that’s why i haven’t been able to find that very little sunshine yet, and in many cases i didn’t even need a flashlight, because there’s light everywhere here, yes, i think it’s necessary here come at night, we will be able to see it, unfortunately, i won’t be able to, so the legend, i think, is neither confirmed nor we refute. the history of your country is knowledge that gives the answer to three most important questions: where we come from, why we are who we are, and how we, based on our historical experience, build our strategy for the future. you need to be attentive to the news you consume, try to avoid digital fast food, and if some news causes you excessive emotions and a desire to do something, most likely you are b

what a hot sun today - this wonder of the world is called mule lake why is this lake called?ry simple in fact , it has an almost perfect round shape of other myths and legends. i don’t know, well, i considered it a miracle that in general on such a hot day there is an opportunity to swim, roughly speaking, without going far from the local house the residents are lucky in this sense. i don’t really see people here in this suit, but i want to swim. why didn't you take a bathing suit? well, what do you think about the new location of the mule lake near the village of tyshkevich and, more precisely, the agricultural town of tyshkevichi, here the snow-white sand is the cleanest lake. there is everything in order to comfortably spend your vacation and here people, to be honest, rest in tents. i'm wondering if they should stay here for the night in a tent with you? near the manor house there are outbuildings, and i went to look at the territory the wedding house housed a distillery . the barns, the water mill, the smithy and the tavern were built, in contrast to the classical manor

the lake chervonoye.est, some scientists believe that it was formed into the lake, then in the late eighties they found out that here the great bed is located suppropel is stolen, the thefts were cut, the access road. so she herself will be cut down by such snot of her own pierce and you were arrested. there's a ferry of excavators here. gt supros were raised from one lake. the uniqueness of ours is revealed differently, so i and polyushuki, our nature is revealed in velma pastupovo. yes, you need to take a closer look at it. yes i need it make a joke. you are imitins. these are pieces so unforgettable, not great. when you drive past, you suddenly realize that well, everyone has the same face to eat on our polesie plains, but to eat on the brest polesie i hit a gap on the butt of a rut, i got into a gap, but i and bitsem i’m driving through my native land, but chima is snotty minavita of the polesie land, because on the polesie land you go and need to get drunk - if you get drunk, if you get angry, then i

. >>> remember all that trash collected recently from the bottom of lake tahoe. see how some of the that garbage got new life today as what? a piece of public art. >>> and an explosion in the south bay, how it's all connected to a major retrofit project. ( ♪♪ ♪ ) ) welcome toto big tobacacc's fantasylyland. a new, heaealthier wororld withouout cigarettttes. as long g as you donon't cot the 6 trilillion sold d worlde every yeyear. and vapiping won't leadad to smokining, if you igngnore the rereseah ththat says ototherwise. in bigig tobacco''s fantntasyl, the deadadliest indudustry is your r friend. shshh... >>> santa clara valley water district using explosives to blast through bedrock as they work the 1,700-foot tunnel near anderson dam which will let them drain the reservoir faster in case of an earthquake, storm or some other emergency. it is part of a larger $1.4 billion project to tear down anderson dam and build a new one starting sometime next year. once it's finished the water district is hoping they'll be able to end water use restrictions. >>> one year a

of the lake, tore off some kind of lice to its obrysam.ter is poured into lake maya, the shape of the correct circle, which does not change for stretching debts, is far away, that voka oozes for the right people from heaven and shmat them still such spherical lusters in belarus this is the main broadcast. hello, september 3 is the day when the calendar is already turned upside down and literally screams about the beginning of autumn. we are also trying to turn the page of misunderstanding, neighboring western countries, but it seems that the further

they give rise to quarrels, we are creatures, yes, they take sacred things into the sky, throwing lakes in width across the tire woven smile under the sun. look, nick himself couldn’t, but what about the gold sandy drank beer from them endlessly sketched not lakes. i haven’t been towering for a year, especially since i’m so stressed that i want the sea to be unknown to the mountains, and the lake to be theirs. if you don’t, your heart loves not to forget. we remind you that we are on air for you 24/7 in the countries of europe, cis and central asia, also watch us throughout the russian federation. do not forget that you can see all projects on the official youtube channel and website at a time convenient for you, tv channel belarus 24 is available on all social networks, and in the guide section we have selected programs that are definitely worth watching ; we will tell you about the latest news from the world of economics; we will learn details about the most educational festival in belarus and make sure that minsk is the sports capital. belarus views africa as an important element of

runs into the lake.rganization that rescues marine animals is warning people about a bacterial disease outbreak in hundreds of sea lions that has the potential to spread to dogs . now, the marine mammal center in sausalito says a number of sick and dead sea lions are washing ashore in the on the bay area beaches with a rare bacterial infection. the marine mammal center's hospital is currently treating about 20 sea lions for the disease biology lists say the disease can also infect dogs, so they're urging people to keep them away from any sick or dead. sea lions on the beach. south korean researchers are testing the limits of artificial intelligence by using a robot to fly planes. they do hope what they call pilot will become a pilot in the near future. the research team has the korea at the korea advanced institute of science and technology says pilot has a big advantage over humans. it says the robots can access information, including full navigation charts and entire flight manuals as needed . our pilo

this is in the lower lake area.e now seven acres, but we've just received word that evacuations are under way, but containment lines are holding. and a big reason for that is because it's right along highway 29, which is provide agonize containment line. but you can see some homes nearby. that's why evacuations are under way. no word on how this fire started. but there is highway 29 right there. this is in the lower lake area. again, seven acres burned. cal fire saying the containment lines are holding, and they're releasing some aircraft now. so that is a promising sign they are getting the upper hand on this wildfire burning in lake county. but of course we will keep an eye on it. sky rangeler remain on scene, and we will keep you posted. >>> we're going go to our climate in crisis right now. fall just a couple of weeks away. it couldn't come soon enough. scientists say earth has sweated through its hottest summer in the northern hemisphere. wow. our cynthia pimentel is here to break down new numbers for us. we we

lake county has seen an influx of new residents. tack a trip there to meet with a guy from the bay area who decided to buy in lake county. as he walks into his new home in his new neighborhood, mike, born and raised in the bay area, is proud to say he is a homeowner. >> it's my little piece of paradise. >> reporter: his home he is in the process of making his own. >> preppingflooring so we can lay down simple vinyl flooring. >> reporter: it's not in the bay area. it's about two and a half hours north of san francisco. he wanted to buy a house and plan for his family's future and buying in the bay area just didn't seem a viable option. >> this home is almost 1100 square feet. let's just say the price in the heart of silicon valley for me would be completely unattainable. >> reporter: he isn't the only person from the bay who has recently bought in lake county. ask jessica spencer, a realtor certified tourism ambassador, long time lake county resident. when did you notice the influx of people from the bay area to lake county? >> i am

lake red.flowed and throughout the woodland, some scientists treat that it was formed in the lake at the hour of the glacier . so she herself will be cut down such her snot pierce and you were baptized. there's a ferry here. excavators. suproli gts were raised from one lake. the uniqueness of ours that is hidden in energy is like a lishuki, our nature is revealed in the film pastupovo. yes she needs to be looked at. yes, it needs to be shoved off. you are an investment. it's her pieces are not so forgettable not great. when you drive past, you don’t give up that well, everything is one-faced to eat in our polissya plains, but to eat in brest polissya on the gap on the butt the track hit a pimple. well, i'm e bytsoom i'm going through my native land, but chim has the snottyness of the menovite of the polissya land, because on the polissya land you go and need to sleep. if you drank when you lost your temper, then in any piece you know what is unique. i just live here, the village and the village

that why i continue to support bipartisan efforts that will maintain a healthy great lakes ecosystem through securing funding for the great lakes restoration initiative and why i continue to support efforts like the brandon road lock and dam to fight invasive species. mr. walberg: i'll continue to monitor this and pursue long-term solutions to keep the great lakes healthy. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives. sir, pursuant to the permission granted in clause 2-h of rule 2 of the rules of the u.s. house of representatives, the clerk received the following message from the secretary of the senate on september 11, 2023, at 4:18 p.m. that the senate passed, senate 294. senate 2747. signed, sincerely, kevin f. mccumber, acting clerk. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in reces

it tells us that if we can get water to this lake, the lake will take care of itself, but -- >> you gotr. >> yeah, and relying on mother nature to do this mammoth snowstorm season again is not a good strategy. >> reporter: utah got more snow this past winter than it's received in at least 40 years. as that snow melts, the rivers that feed the great salt lake are running high and fast. >> go a little further. >> reporter: mike freeman of the u.s. geological survey is tracking the flow on the bear river. >> the bear river provides about a little under half of the total volume that goes into the great salt lake. >> reporter: the measurement is made in cfs, cubic feet per second, for which freeman has an excellent explanation. >> one cubic foot is equivalent to one basketball going from this point every second. so if you think about a river, right now we have about 3,300 cfs. so 3,300 basket balls per second moving down the river. >> reporter: it's badly needed after a long drought says utah's director of natural resources. >> it's a 20-year drought at the very tail end of the worst drought

therefore, there is a reduction of the water surface on lake tete cockup. -- lake titicaca. >> many peopleeel hopeless. some have already left. >> we have sons and daughters and most of them go to the capital la paz, or to another country. you can't live here anymore. there is an even pasture. >> pedro feels abandoned. >> nobody helps us. it would be great if the government did something, but they don't even come to see what happens here. pedro wants an irrigation system, but while he waits for the government, he prays for rain. brent: at the asian games in china, arising chinese swimming star has bagged two more record-breaking gold medals. she won her third goal when she finished the 100 meter butterfly in a new record time of 55.86 seconds. she was part of the 400 meter medley relay squad that cruised to victory in record time. golf news now, ryder cup fever is reaping rome with the biannual duel between europe and the united states set to tee off on friday. the 44th edition of the cup is a treat for italian fans, with the country playing host or the first time. around 55,000 spectators

carries on into salt lake. i think they are more comfortable talking about what happened in missouri once they were on safe turf, quite frankly. a number had a very difficult time. there's 678 petition we know file that the federal government. at the time, i can do nothing for you because of the issue of states rights and didn't want you to lose the vote. we had these kinds of issues going on but what i want to talk about today -- i'm dribbling the ball and now we are going to milan. i want to talk about what happened after the extermination or between the time of 38 and 68. the transcontinental railroad comes in at 69. people that study pioneer history seem to have this issue. it's a cultural myopia where they're always thinking about the trail. they don't think about the sale and rail. they're just focused on this. hopefully today you can see kind of a different aspect of migration, west immigration and see what's cooking here in what we refer to now as the show me state. i want to say my family has lived in