and in lake erie. one of the things that i don't think people realize is that lake erie is home to probably close to 2000 shipwrecks and accidents, but doesn't mean there's still 2000 out there. that means 2000 accidents happen. some of them may have been raised and used again. they may have been dynamited as a hazard to navigation and any any number of reasons. you know, the the best guess is that there's probably some 600 or so still out there. this map is not perfect. it is based on different sources, which is why you do see bundling around long point and around erie and then obviously around the islands. yes. where you have those places, you do see more shipwrecks, but there's certainly more across the lake itself. so there's a lot out there and there's a lot still to be found, but probably. one of the most famous still to be found is the marquette & bessemer. number two. okay, well, what does that mean to find something? well, we have to talk a little bit about archeology and what that is and what

sea or sarmatian lake, this is the second name for the herodotus sea, but this is a sea or a lake, ae, so, the second hints, you don’t have scissors, uh-huh, so, the third hint, in which direction to look for the herodotus sea? north south west east. maybe this is polesie polesie and what is there in polesie most of all there is polesie region there is yes there is partly gomel there i know that well polesie swamps and what other swamps in polesie there what are the most famous swamps polesie swamps almansky? third hint, you have the paper, good luck with the quest, well, let's go, let's go, we were sent to stolin, more precisely to the stolin district, to be honest, i've been there, so in we didn’t visit stolin itself; i started my mission right from the location, namely the alman marshes. the alman swamp is, of course, also an eco-trail. its length is one and a half kilometers, at the end of the path a wonderful landscape awaits us with a view of zasaminnoye lake. well, let's start our walk. what surprised me was that on this trail i did not meet one tourist or even a local residen

so, meet lake shokh.e came from a fish that was previously found only in... lake , others nod to the west, saying the hydronym sho is the work of the baltic tribes, but it seems to me that this is just an eternal belarusian question: sho, in the vicinity of lake sho there are dozens mounds dating back to the 10th century, this is a fact, and legend says that at the bottom of the lake itself lie huge stone crosses. the legends that this lake is simply told about a local resident named mikula, who was in captivity for a long time, and when he returned. then he did not find his beautiful wife lyubava alive, went to the cemetery to his wife’s grave, raised his hands in grief and shouted a terrible curse to the heavens, people saw how a huge black shaft of water rolled out of the lake and hid the cemetery forever. despite its fundamental size, the depth of lake sho is only 3 m, although shallow, the lake is nevertheless loved by fishermen. there are practically no tourists here, but ten years ago it had all th

why do you think, with so many lakes, well, in particular blue lakes, there are 15 of them?, in most of our lives, we choose a holiday abroad, and not here in our native lands , well, you know, this is a great topic, because the whole country of belarus is behind the scenes , where we don’t want an interaction, but rather so scipla say two in other words, this fall of covid in the 19th year, and after covid, when problems arose across the world, people began to learn more about their country, learn new colors and you bright... that our land is great and jumpy, we have the size of the historical ab'ects, one first, and the other, we have a great sales, that is, the memory of the tragedy brought something painful, on the other side it was limp... there was trouble for many people, but on the other side it became clear that belarus is a unique land for gifts. what else can be done now so that even more belarusians pay attention not to somewhere in the distance, but to what is nearby, because if there was nothing to show, it would look like such an advertisement for something th

you know, an example is um lake coi. we just talked to a business owner there, a marina owner, they saw an investment from ira go into marinas and docks uh at the lake. and just that small investment in helping marinas and docks um allowed them to see a 20% increase in sales. that's a huge increase in sales for a small business. they have about 45 employees. so investing in recreation is no longer a nice to have. it's a need to have for a lot of these communities. i think the intersection between the travel and tourism committee is also in the eda. i think it's definitely of utmost important that our federal land and water management agencies are well funded and that land and water conservation fund and the restoration legacy funds are all working well. but it's also the other agencies allowing eda to use their tools for recreation. a lot of those are traditional economies, transitioning to a more sustainable economy through recreation and they need similar tools and recreation should be thought of as infrastructure. and

a lake with only land behind me, it forms a bend, this is the word and... the name of the lake came,d in general people have lived here since ancient times, as you can see, the place is ideal for the habitation of an ancient man, we are here in the sixties, the famous belarusian archaeologist, vladimir isaenko , explored the territory of the malarite region and here on this peninsula traces of an ancient man’s site were discovered, dating back to approximately the fifth thousand years bc, this the late neolithic period, flint objects and remains of dishes were found. stucco, all these finds are in the institute of history of the academy of sciences, and in general, even now there are still objects of ancient man, and not only here, in various other places, we can conclude that in ancient times, here... after all, people there were quite a lot of people living there and they were engaged in active activities. but this is the most majestic tree that is located on the territory of the cemetery. this oak has. in a circumference of 6 m , we measured it with our students several years ago,

under threat to the pearl of russian nature, lake baikal, unesco even proposes to remove the lake from it to the category of heritage under threat. on lake baikal , the so-called elusive small types of waste are especially dangerous. and this. in place and thus spread over many kilometers. all this plastic waste appeared on lake baikal, among other things, as a result of merciless tourism. more and more people come here every year. now that domestic tourism is on the rise, their number may grow exponentially. and after each season, tons of garbage remain on lake baikal, literally. you know, if we take 2022, we are considering a little more than 2.5 million, a total of tourists visited the irkutsk region, of which on lake baikal we believe, well , less than half a million, but this is still a serious anthropogenic load on the infrastructure that is not today is developing in full, so for us, of course, this is a problem, problem number one, the world’s pearl of nature. slightly smaller area hectare, 270 tons of household waste were collected and removed. to better imagine the scale, it

the water of this beautiful lake is supplied from the springs on the bottom of the lake and the snowfall rain, and this divine gift has made the fishing and fishing in this natural resort more prosperous. taleb zarivar, which is the 102nd natural monument of iran's natural heritage and is also registered as a wildlife sanctuary, has problems such as he struggles with the reduction of water and the danger of his habitat. the protection of this beautiful wetland was prioritized in the 13th government. exactly 6 months ago, on the third of khordad, the first government action was taken to revive zarivar. water release 300 liters per second from the top of it, it was a very difficult task, in two geographically opposite points , we were able to transfer the water from one hundred grams, this water settled in the heart of zarivar lake and caused the revival of this lake and pond, what i wanted there is capacity building in this area that we have done to be able to produce this 300 liters, god willing by the end of the year, let's reach one thousand liters or one cubic meter and increase the t

so we swam from lake kaiminska to lake tumskoye, this is one of our largest lakes, and the territoryl. what’s also great about this route is that you can do a stop on the shore to enjoy nature, the singing of birds or the crackling logs of a fire, so we decided to stop at another campsite, people really like to come here, relax, here - the exception is that people come with their families, companies, friends, they book this parking lot, they are here, in principle, different , no one bothers them there, if we were like we were on kaimina, there are people relaxing there and two families, three, four, five, but here there are uniquenesses, yes, yes, yes, that’s it, they basically rest here, they play volleyball, basketball, here the sorochansky lakes reserve consists of fourteen reservoirs and almost all of them are equipped with tourist sites, the lakes extend at a distance of... more than 20 km, so here everyone will find an island of solitude and tranquility. it seems to me that this is a real ride for those who like to sit with a fishing rod on the shore of this beautiful lake, or

this lake belarusian baikal, i cast it many times, but i didn’t catch anyone.nce it doesn’t bite on a spinning rod, then we’ll throw it like that, but still, no one responded to me , so perhaps dragons and various creatures, unseen in this lake, do not live, oh, in tsmoka’s cave i didn’t find it, i didn’t find it in the lake, maybe they don’t exist after all? and this remains a myth, i don’t know, but i was very upset. here’s some old grave, hello, can you tell me, here’s the minhausen monument, let’s go there again, first pasha tried to catch a dragon with a spoon, then tried to anger him by throwing stones into the water, but no smoke appeared. contrary to the stereotype , there are kind tsmoki in belarus, they do not attack family members, so the chances of seeing a dragon for married pasha and married lena were zero. like this. it is probably difficult to find a person who does not know about the legendary adventures of literature and cinema. the hero of baron munnhausen, a desperate lagoon adventurer who pulled himself out of the swamp by his hair, flew on

we get fresh with a lake. is food of crush, don't they? oh, and when they, they don't do the some plastics on this fishing nets which are no longer being used by the fish. i mean, how something relieves and that you can't insure for like victoria, so he and most of you somebody from what's to us for almost 3 years now. he's been diving for a look organization that seems to clean up the lake, the poor, low to bundle and fish, and eats or goes to minutes, which had been yes for the day of as in the a project is a day when i don't. and there was web me with a fishing net. yeah, that's there was thing that i heard. and i use my knife which i'm always on the crate. the cut over, they say, you know, totally clean up the water. they also retrieve waste from the show that's covered in this petition. the 9 month to most of them gets help from volume t as each month. they get tons of plastic. i'm going to land face over to him, but started the initiative. he's been organizing, ridge like clean up see or for for yes, he'

those are leave on the lake. i sent in your comes from if i mean to of fishes and those 1st time how important this ease. i don't have a lot from daisy, but the way i knew i loved this, you'll and just to up so that i've heard of other people's life. and his group wants to continue the project that will continue to catch him. young people in the process which will allow the diving team to keep growing. the every 2nd river in the world is regulated by a down. this is done to irrigate agriculture generate power. unsecure, the drinking water supplies the us, china and india based. some of the world's knowledge is stems just how sustainable all day. deep and western in the our lives. one of the largest and most controversial dams on a sub does settle, but a mega project that was so important to the government. integrated the world's tallest stature nearby to look over it for its own entity. while it was shrouded in control of the sea for decades, dams likes of that sort over the 3 gorges, and it will produce hydro po

lake lukovskoye, why such a name?la, on three sides of the lake there is only land behind me, it forms bend, from this word came the name “lake”, then the villages, and in general people have lived here since ancient times. as you can see, the place is ideal for the habitation of an ancient man, we have here in the 60s, the famous belarusian archaeologist, vladimir isaenko , explored the territory of the malarite region and traces were found here on the peninsula... an ancient man dates back to approximately the fifth millennium bc, this the late neolithic period, flint objects, remains of molded pottery were found, all these finds are in the institute of history academy of sciences, and in general, even now... there are objects of ancient man, and not only here, in various other places, one can conclude that in ancient times, quite a lot of people lived here and were engaged in active activities. but this is the most majestic tree that is located on the territory of the cemetery, this oak has a circumference of 6 m ,

as the once huge lake is cold, is far away. instead, endless dust plains and sand, but didn't put ex teacher delia quickly more. i told her and her family of moving here, the 43 year old, his face and the future, and in tourism, in the region. you to the not the reason they used to be a key here, a large harbor view of life was extremely busy children based here i thought some items there were for holiday counters, recreation zones, sanatorium and yes, at some point we decided to build a year and a half year youth will, while i get the 1000000 that museum was also built to attract visitors it on us the good times with films, photographs, and kinds of fish, as well as being a tourist hotspot. the town used to be known for its fishing. there was a fleet of boats and a large kind of rain which has long since closed down. many residents have moved away. we're on the way to the air is full in the hospital. it's now a guest house. delia could lea motor tova bought the property with a loan and turned it into a simple accommodation. sh

lake we talked to in order, they saw investment at the lake and the small investment in helping 11% increase, 45 employees so investing in recreation is no longer nice to have, it'sa a nd for these communitiesec. definitely of utmost importance, the agencies are well-funded and restoration legacy fund working while but also other agencies allowing da to use tools recreation, those are traditional economies transitioning to more sustainable economy through recreation and similar tools and recreation should be questioned the two examples your home state of the great salt lake, just as foster biologist, one year away from total ecological so working with other trying to keep this hold, asphalt and lopardo while but there's much industry on the great salt lake is benefit across all states. >> thank you and i will move on to something in my tourism committee, we've had nearly a dozen committees and we pass legislation to cover of congress whose job would be to oversee domestic tourism because it is so important to our economy job economic driver want to move on talking about disaster preparedness

when we used to walk along the streets and the lakes that existed. yeah, there was always a wonderful breeze coming from it. it's crazy. when we were young in 5th or 6th grade, we always looked at the monthly total. it was very close throughout that. no. but now what's left of the r o c, as the ones you to make is called, is far away. instead endless does planes and send that didn't put x teacher delia quickly more. i told her and her family of moving here. the 43 year old to space and the future and in tourism, in the region, you to the not the reason they used to be a key here. a large harbor view of life was extremely busy children based here. i thought so nice and they were for holiday counters, law recreation zones, sanatorium and yes. at some point we decided to build a year and a half year youth will. while i get the 1000000 that museum was also built to attract visitors it on is the good times with films, photographs, and kinds of fish, as well as being a tourist hotspot. the town used to be known for its fishing. there was a fleet of boats a

so we intertwined from lake kaiminska to lake tumskoye, this is one of our largest lakes, and the territoryg. or the crackling logs of a fire, so we decided to stop at another campsite. people really like to come here and relax, here the exception is that people they come with their families, companies, friends, they book this parking lot, they are here, in principle, they are different , no one bothers them there, if like we were on kaimin, there are people relaxing there and two families, three, four, five, and here is the uniqueness, yes , yes, yes, that’s it, they basically relax here, play volleyball, basketball, here the sorochansky lakes reserve consists of fourteen reservoirs and almost each is equipped with tourist parking. the lakes extend over a distance of more than 20 km, so there is an island for everyone here solitude of tranquility. it seems to me that this is a real ride for those who like to sit with a fishing rod on the shore of this beautiful lake, or take a break while listening to the birds sing. eh, it’s so good here that i want to linger, but... you need to build you

oh, we've been driving along to form a lake bed for hours of fruit. it's the only way to appreciate the full extent of the dried up salt lake. it was once the size of the various delia quickly motor tova has accompanied us through each city. and i comes here 3 or 4 times a month, sometimes with guests. but it's quite a distance, and it's not that easy. you know, it's 3 or 4 hours for more not to hear this, but it's really worth a chance of a what a landscape. well, you could make a blockbuster here. this mode about too much of the blood was the arrow see which struggles is beckett's down and catholic stone is only about to 10 for bits for mate size a human induced environmental disaster which had its origins in the soviet union. the regime relied on one of the coaches, especially the water intensive cultivation of cotton, and so will to began to be diverted from tributaries to the late and used to irrigate the cotton fields concert. when the water receded already back in the seventy's and eighty's, these canyons formed here. as you can see, such as if

you can the junior ranges seems to return the lake. it's not just state the plastic and other was the lake victoria mainly comes from the canals. hope you're getting discovery to accomplish that, especially the much it will come out. the team of the junior ranges, lexia 3 times a week. so we try to ability stewardship of the community by you mean what we're trying to do uh, through these community activities, clean up activities and whenever you're going to commit to re engage with the community, do so try to get them involved and then uh, educate them about the negative impact it has to their communities and their neighborhoods, those leaving the as it kinda starting to realize that it's healthier and be to for the environment. let's just to waste into the war to, to solve though for these sites. which are meant for the free and meaningful streaming on the for fishy or the for all, i'd like to be to exactly what the text was on how to get people, the plastic out of like, victoria would be a huge undertaking in lake he's almost as be g

childhood, my father was the best boatman, maybe even in the republic, once we had no place on the lake to put a boat, there were so many boats. this transport was the only firewood, hay, everything, our swamps were just dried up, this is 79, 82, and before we had no boat here, you you can’t go anywhere and you can’t see, here we had something floating , there was such a flood, like that’s why there was a meter, completely, there was a house, everything, everything was floating around, a flood. it happened, that’s when i carried bread from the store, everything here for four days, maybe five, the water stayed, and while it went away, my father really wanted me to build a house right above the river, he said, here you are 100 meters from the lake, you’ll still get close, close , something is pulling me, i don’t know, i’m saying that it’s possible, that according to my horoscope i’m an aquarius or something, so i’m... the water is pulling me no further, i can’t, make these boats, that’s it, go fishing for spynin, then my soul lies here, to this village, yes , i’ve been everywhere, i’ve be

oh, we've been driving along to form a lake bed for hours of fruit. it's the only way to appreciate the full extent of the dried up salt water lake. it was once the size of the bay area delia quickly motor a total. but as a company does that each city and i comes here 3 or 4 times a month, sometimes with guess. but it's quite a distance and it's not that easy. you know, it's 3 or 4 hours for more not to hear this, but it's really worth it just of what a landscaping guy. well, you could make a blockbuster here this morning about too much of the blood was the arrow. see which struggles is becky is down and catholic stone is only about 10 to bits for that size. a human induced environmental disaster which had its origins in the soviet union. the regime relied on one of the coaches, especially the water intensive cultivation of cotton. and so will, to began to be diverted from tributaries to the late and used to irrigate the cotton fields concert when the water receded already back in the seventy's and eighty's canyons formed. here, as you can see, such a

they were released in the swamps, not even in the swamps, but there on the lake. here, golden crucian carp is also found here, each fish has its own place, you already know approximately where, what is found here. and the fish turns out that well, there you go it doesn’t taste like silt, i just don’t know if it’s tasty, or if this lake has something of its own, or is washed or what, but the fish is very tasty, the fish come to our lake as if for food, they are constantly busy here. now the frosts will start, then it starts to go away, here the most successful catch was a piece of 13700 for me, this is the most successful catch, and so, well, then you leave in the morning, in the evening five or six fished according to the norm and went home. they make a lot of dishes from fish, but how can i say, mostly fish soup, stuffed, baked, everything, any different dish that suits my needs? whenever i want, i do this over a fire in the oven, but it’s best over a fire , this is how it turns out for me, hass has been cooked for centuries, it ’s only purely from fish, and pref

it overlaps the existing lake shore neighborhood.founder of the oakland lgbtq community center, they say the area around the lake has always been special. >> for those who have been living in oakland for a very long time, who are native to oakland, the lake marin area has always been our home. it's been the home where most queer people have lived. so many protests have happened. the first aids walk ever happened. >> we asked them if this new lake shore district will be similar to the castro in the city, hawkins says no. they love the castro, they want lake shore in oakland to be its own unique place. >>> new at 11:00, about rotisserie chicken and a ribbon cutting. a celebration of two new cafes in san francisco. the city helped opening them. the opening of the cafes is revitalizing union square and the downtown area. >> we want this to feel like a picnic in the park that san francisco can celebrate. and exquisite, casual, world class experience. and the world will pay attention to. >> here's how it's going to go. the cafe is going to

mi believes the lake is slowly running dry. are far lower than normal, threatening his very existence. like hundreds of others, he has built a home on the water. he has no land. his wife goes through the meagre catch, discarding the snails and crabs. these bamboo houses on floating oil drums are moved with the ebb and flow of the lake, from wet season to dry. it's been this way for generations, but mi wants this way of life to end with him. translation: my children, i i want them to study and finish grade 12, and i will send them to learn a language and find a job. i don't want them to live here on the lake. it is hard. but what can i do? no matter how hard it is to earn, i have to try so my children can graduate. more fish are caught in the tonle sap than anywhere else in the world. three—quarters of the protein cambodians eat is fish. without these stocks, millions could starve. a recent study suggests that catch numbers over the last 20 years have fallen by more than 80%. a population boom has led to overfishing. but there a

the lakes to largest tributaries.s say the restoration project will reduce the flood risk near upper lake and clean up the lake water. >> current sediment and phosphorusevels in clear lake, most of which comes from the scotts and middle creek watersheds,s estimated to be twice what it was in the mid 1800s. the project could reduce the phosphorus levels in clear lake by 40. >> for more on this, we're joined live now by lake county supervisor eddie crandall. supervisor thank you for the time. so how important is this federal funding you received today for protecting and preserving the natural beauty of clear lake? >> it plays a giant role to so many different facets of lake county, not just, you know, the quality of water, you know, decreasing the cyanobacteria, but also decreasing the flood risk. this would provide for a 30% of a of the problem of the actual water quality. if this project was to move forward. >> okay. so walk us through what happens next. what will be priority number one with these federal dollars? >>

as the once huge lake is cold, is far away. instead, endless dust plains and sand, but didn't put ex teacher delia quickly more. i told her and her family of moving here, the 43 year old, his face, and the future, and in tourism, in the region. you to the not that isn't that they used to be a key here. a large harbor view of life was extremely busy. children based here, i thought so latham, they were for holiday counters, the recreation zones sanatorium and yes, at some point we decided to build a year and a half year youth will. while i get, the more in that museum was also built to attract visitors it on is the good times with films, photographs, and kinds of fish, as well as being a tourist hot spot, the town used to be known for its fishing. there was a fleet of boats and a large kinda re which has long since closed down. many residents have moved away. we're on the way to the areas for the hospital. it's now a guest house. delia could lead motor tova bought the property with a loan, and turned it into a simple accommodatio

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up the lake.ater where he plays a giant role to so many different facets of lake county, not just, you know, the quality of water you know, decreasing the sign of bacteria, but also decreasing the flood risk. the project will remove up to 40% of phosphorus entering clear lake from middle and scotts creeks and reduce chlorophyl concentrations. by 33. oakland now welcoming its new fire chief. he says he'll rely on his years of experience to continue improving service. plus, so important now more than ever with the rise of islamophobia and anti semitism and other hate crimes happening reported, hate crimes are at their highest levels now in more than 20 years. how one east bay community is doing what it can to try to combat the hate. and a surfer dies days after being held by firefighters. the different parts of an francisco. he touched bef his kayaking is my thing. running is awesome. but her moderate to severe eczema would make her skin so uncomfortable. i was always so itchy especially when i was

is fresh magma foaming onto the lake. a new study involving researches from several gym and institutes raises these question numerous week trim is a great depth indicate that meg, my ease in motion. but there are no further signals. so i thought that the volcano was preparing for another interruption. the further west, the famous months, a residence of hell volcanoes shaped the landscape. the deep finds of the eiffel divine failed mind. new down is locally cold, the month of the dead. because of the neighbouring cemetery, with its closed crate to ring the pulls a ma is the deepest at more than 70 meters. it seems bush unless the the photographer cloudy a v by gibbet, the shelton marin ma is the most beautiful. she is published a book of underwater photos from the crates of lakes which she worked on for years . the fact there under the trees, there are always fish on one side can take take there because i smoke perch always hide under the trees among the branches. that's nice to, i'm always happy to see the dawson the she

his house used to go to the lake directly. when i go to bed, i sometimes still have the sound in my ears, the sound of the see the voices of the fishes. when the boat went down on the other boats making this o sound or it still rings in my hands. oh, we've been driving along to form a lake bed for hours of fruit. it's the only way to appreciate the full extent of the dried up salt lake. it was once the size of the various delia quickly motor tova has accompanied us through each city. and i come here 3 or 4 times a month, sometimes with guests. but it's quite a distance and it's not that easy. you know, it's 3 or 4 hours for more not to hear this, but it's really worth it to it of a, what a landscape? well, you could make a blockbuster here. this mode about too much of the blue bus to the arrow see which struggles is beckett's down and catholic stone is only about a 10th of its form and size. a human induced environmental disaster which had its origins in the soviet union. the regime relied on one of the coaches, especially the

is fresh magma forming under the lake? a new study involving researches from several gym and institutes raises these question. numerous weak trim is a great depths indicate that meg, my easy motion, but there in those to the signal. so i thought that the volcano was preparing for another eruption. the further west, the famous months are evidence of hell, volcanoes shaped the landscape. the deep finds of the eiffel divine feldman knew down is locally called the month of the dead because of the neighboring cemetery. the wood, it's closed quite a ring. the pulls a ma is the deepest but more than 70 meters. it seems both on so the sofa told her so cloudy, of the buggy, but the shelton mirror and ma is the most beautiful. she is published a book of underwater photos from the crater lakes, which she worked on for years. the fact they're under the tree there are always fish. i once search i can take type there because i smoke perch always hide under the trees among the branches. that's nice to i'm always happy to see the dos and

about how that body got into the suitcase and how long it had been here in lake merritt. it was around 11:00am when a volunteer crew cleaning up lake merritt discovered the suitcase. they moved it to the shore. and when they looked inside, they found a body. i mean, you don't expect anything like that. so it is. >> the six-minute the sake. it is really, really safety. you know, when you said that, wow, you know, i mean, maybe drugs been a >> oakland police crime scene. investigators were called to the scene and soon a larger group of neighborhood residents for the body was removed from the suitcase placed on a stretcher and taken away by the coroner. and then ever happens like that around here. >> to hear about yeah. and normally wear around so i'm glad we want down by 01:00pm. the body was gone as were most spectators and police. >> a few investigators remain looking along the shore for evidence. well, disturbing, many walk this path's say it won't keep them away. definitely more alert just in general because just the crime increasing. >> the body in the water sounds per

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you can see for erie and ontario lakes, we are dealing with more lake-effect snow across michigan too. we'll pick up maybe another inch or two of snow here by the time we get through the day today. we've already seen impressive amounts along the lake. so that will add on to that in pou portions of new york. we'll turn our attention to the south, specifically the northern plains as the system gets invigorated and works into portions of the southern plains and eventually brings rain to folks across the mid atlantic and northeast here as we get into friday. notice we'll have the potential to see stronger storms across portions of the south, places like louisiana, alabama have a potential for that through the s this afternoon. upper 50 f upper 50s for st. louis. and that's a look at your forecast, guys, back to you. >> see you in a bit. >>> a wild scene along a minnesota highway. a small plane lost power and crashed into a car on the road. fire crews are praising the pilot who tried to make an emergency landing. the national transportation safety board and faa will safety board and faa wi

jurong lake. this fresh water is not enough, because 5.5 million people consume it, so the latest technologies are being developed and used here to replenish its reserves, to desalination plants have been built on the island of tuas; they satisfy half of the city's water needs. three more plants are being built under the nuvota water recovery program, that is, returning it to circulation through filtration. exact vort. we are developing various strategies, measures, both for economic development and in other areas, to solve problems with traffic jams, for engineering solutions to the problem of water supply, since we have very little space to collect rainwater . the territory of modern singapore, relatively small, only 735.5 km, but 50 years ago, it was even smaller, 580 km, it would seem that how the territory of singapore expanded, but there is a special method that singaporeans use, the so -called alluvial reclamation, here with the help it is precisely by this method that more and more new lan

arriving in salt lake city around 1:35 am, monday.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, yes,

, including lake naruch, and the local residents, ancestors, who called the lake our breadwinner, theyo hire jobs in the rychansky region, which at that time was part of vilna voivodeship of poland, lakes, on these lands they have been fishing for centuries, and for peasants this fishing was the main, and often the only source of income, and imagine, you are presented with a fait accompli, the lakes are leased to landowners, patience the fishermen didn’t have enough, unrest began in the fall of 1935, self-defense squads were formed, people who collaborated with the authorities were not allowed into the kozer, they were called agents of the defensive polish intelligence, simply strikebreakers, the fishermen overturned boats with police officers, they were not afraid of either threats or arrest, then many of the fishermen ended up in the vilna lukishki prison in the berezakarskaya concentration camp. soon , more than 5,000 people from 40 villages took part in the unrest against the agrarian tax policy of the polish authorities, fishermen from all over the voivodeship joined. in the sprin

swan lake, thousands of birds flew to the lake for the winter in the city of rongcheng, shandong provinceeastern china. according to local media on the lake annually. there will be more than 10,000 whooper swans, since the ecological environment here is comfortable for this species, and after the birds arrive, hunters for unique footage and ordinary tourists will come here. i traveled more than 400 km specifically to see these swans, and when i got there, i caught the sunset, the scenery was wonderful, i did not expect that these swans have very harmonious relationships with people, when you are so close, the swans are not afraid of you at all. where they migrate annually to junchen from siberia from lake baikal, they stay in this area for about 5 months, from october to march. far from being a quiet haven, hong kong is home to the famous harbor race marathon swim, and victoria harbor is one of the most popular swimming events in the world. this year is a record. more than 4,000 sports fans took part in the marathon. the waves were quite strong, which was quite surprising, so i even on...

a camera himself and took photographs, these are our motal fishermen, hunters, this is the kind of lakeemember it... but a long time ago this krynitsa, but she was so herself i mean, now, maybe five or six years ago, local businessmen chipped in here and made, fonts, made, the krynitsa itself is already filled with water here automatically, it’s like, well , the holy water here was already grazed by the cows, there was a pasture here, so the cows.. .they constantly came running here, well, to drink water, we even had horses riding here, so they went to this roof, to this planter, to drink water constantly, it seems it gives something, healing water, well, they took tests, then in general the quality is excellent, so what’s wrong with this sarylki, here a canal has been dug and it goes into our lake, here... people constantly take water , go and go, i say, they come here from the whole region, whoever comes to motal will definitely come here for water. this tree was boraxed, thunder split it, so the chairman , maybe he can do something, then, he says, it’s a pity for the tree, they made

well access to the great lakes. this is the center of the united states for sailing and for boating. i see boats of all shapes and sizes. and you have sailors of all shapes and sizes, as well. no doubt. here at the burnham park yacht club we have a junior sailing program. each summer children can come and learn how to sail. they spend a week out on the water and enjoy the wonderful sailing city of chicago. and after graduating sailing school with flying colors, i was more than ready to take on a little lake. my next instructor, race to mackinac veteran megan stole. a lot of people come here and they say i didn't know chicago was on an ocean. no, i didn't either. we can get conditions like an ocean, but, actually, a little worse. we can see waves that will crash over and come all the way to the back of the boat. we're going to be tacking and jiving. exactly, tacking and jiving. i just learned about tacking, but i've been talking jive since '95. tacking! what is the mackinac? are we doing the mackinac right now? no. i