org is not just about lake tahoe, it's about the nation. it's about every lake out there. we're working with alpine county right now. go to restore my lake .org. take a look at it. that's where you can either volunteer your time. if you're a diver or you can donate to it. we've got a lot of missions underway. we've got tahoe deep dive, which we're going to actually drop down to 1600 feet. and then we've also got another one at camp richardson. we're looking at multiple different marinas. we do this for free. it's all about donations and helping. it's about stewardship of the lake. raj. it's really great. we appreciate you as well. we'll see you in the winter when that snow is behind those beautiful mountains. behind you. kevin cooper coop, nice to have you on the program. have a good night. take care mate. you guys have a great hot air we've been dealing with is moving off towards the east. that will make way for this cooler system to the north to not only drop temperatures, but bring that fog back for tomorrow morning. looks like some of those clouds will be moving inland

for example, lake strusta is unique.e you can catch a meter-long pike weighing as much as 10 kg. not far away is the second largest island in belarus - chaichin. this is a place of residence of a large colony of seagulls. in general , 200 species of birds live in the braslovskie lakes national park, among the local birds the mute swan is especially honored. in addition, more than 800 different species of plants grow here, some of them are listed in the red book. if you are in these parts, we recommend visiting the deepest lake in the country, volosa yuzhnoye. its depth reaches more than 40 m, and the transparency of the water fluctuates up to 8 m. amazing in its ... and cleanliness, the place has long been used popular with locals. the braslov lakes national park and the surrounding areas are rich in attractions. in the village of slobodka, located between the lakes , there is the church of the heart of jesus. the snow-white shrine is a symbol of the entire braslav region. the temple was built in the pseudo-romanesque st

braslovskie lakes are not just a national park. a place of power, a haven for vacationers in belarus. the landscapes are incredible and attractive, so much exoticism, mystery, expression, at the same time universal peace, especially if you look at them from a bird's eye view. welcome to belarus. next, we will get acquainted with the pearls of belarusian cinematography in the section about cinema. this time, we will see the school of the future, as well as reflections on the topic of what is more significant: science or art. every saturday , the belarus 24 tv channel broadcasts masterpieces of belarusian cinema. this is a special event dedicated to the centenary. why hasn't the board been wiped clean? you see, antanina sergeyevna, we didn't know that we would have literature. alyoshka kabinin brought an integral, we can’t take it. let me not wash it, we ’ll sit after school. feature film schedule for the day after tomorrow directed by igor dobrolyubov, filmed according to the script by nina fomina in 1978. the plot of the film story

lake lama is a magical lake that fulfills wishes, and the most cherished ones, but it fulfills, let's if you formulate your wish incorrectly, the lake can even tease you, depending on the mood of the lake. some guests, for example, expressed a desire to ride around the lake longer. they rode, the speed of the boat decreased several times, and it took three to get to the desired point. days. and there are many such stories. what is the reason for this phenomenon? well, we, serious scientists, do not consider invented legends, but rely on purely scientific facts, and they are as follows. several million years ago , a small planet phaeton hit our earth. it hit and cataclysms began. in those days , people of an unknown civilization lived, narrow-eyed, but at the same time blue-eyed , a fair-haired, short tribe, similar to the current dolgans. they had an amulet, an ear of the earth, they brought it, made a fruit and sent the ear to the lama, since then lake says: "i know you, i hear you, i understand you, be careful in your expressions." therefore, having clearly formulated the desire, yo

and meet. native national park of belarus, braslovskie lakes.ides say that you can drink water here directly from the lake, all thanks to the amazing properties of blue clay, and avid travelers compare the braslov region. with finland and switzerland. the origin of this place is amazing. about 18 thousand years ago, instead of lakes, there was ice on an area of ​​70 thousand. its thickness reached several meters. when the glacier receded, the water gradually melted and formed a complex system of rivers and lakes. this is how the modern braslovskie lakes were formed. they are also called the blue necklace. so it has almost 300 unique pearls, equally beautiful, but very different. this is the largest lake region of the blue-eyed. it includes many things with the mark the most. for example, the largest lake called dreviaty, 10 km long almost four wide. in the warm months of the year you can ride a boat on it, almost like by sea. there are also many of the smallest and largest belarusian islands, for example, the unique strusta lake, where you can c

we want children and their families and all oaklanders to feel like the lake is their lake where they can come, they can run, they can play, they can throw frisbees. they can do walk their dogs and feel safe around the lake doing it. and so as children's fairyland, being a anchor on the lake for 75 years, next year, we're we feel responsible and leading the charge in this way. aziza, do you take it personally when it comes to the shortcomings of oakland? when you hear the narrative around town, around the bay area? i mean, i am from here, and it's just so, so important to me that there is a positive light shed on our community. and i feel like this is definitely, you know, one of our goals with town strides to show really what what great things are happening in oakland. and that's what we want to create more of. and kimberly, what happens tomorrow night. so you got all sorts of things you start with the run, then everyone kind of ends up with this kind of a festival nearby, correct? yes. these powerful women who are running town strides are going to do their run. and we're so excited

we'll hear from a member of the nonprofit restoring the lake deaths about the recent mission on the lake. >> plus, unfair and inhumane homeless advocates voicing their concerns over ramped up encampment sweeps and san francisco. i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafraid to take on the status quo, bring accountability, and stop the excuses. >> and just don't know what else to do next. is very stressful. they comer said. >> at his wits end lucas chamberlain. he's been living in his car along lake were set in san francisco, struggling to make ends meet. has a gig worker. he joined other advocates at the city's homelessness oversight commission meeting today. chamberlain says the recent supreme court ruling which empowered cities to criminalize homelessness and the city's directive from the gov

there's also one of the most beautiful mountain lakes in germany. but terrible crimes were planned to the middle of this alpine item at hitler's backwards on the what was that spec? the i'll show you the underground bunkers that have been preserved. we visit hitler's t house. the so called eagle's nest. and we also drive across the picture escalate q and exceed i'd say not many places offer is such a combination. so let's get into the mountains and into history. as we start in the city that gates the entire region, it's named back to scott rich salt deposits brought money into the town and prosperity to the citizens added to this was the ideal location and the elves were good around this. we the very things came here in the summer later it was popular with gold. busy industrialist, artist, and even the nazi and who comes today. well, there is like me, best is gotten, is located in the south of germany, on the border with austria, just 30 kilometers from salzburg from munich. it's 200 kilometers east. the fastest gun lies the old buzz us back in the

a fast moving brush fire in lake county. it started about 2:00 this afternoon in clear lake.r. flames have burned 90 acres. at least 30 structures and dozens of cars have been destroyed. mandatory evacuations have forced some 4000 people from their homes tonight. crews are working hard to gain ground, but right now, they've only got that thing 10% contained. we have a crew in clear lake following the story. we'll bring you updates on air and online as we learn more. governor newsom is headed east this week in support of vice president harris's presidential campaign. the governor is due to headline a big fundraiser for the democratic presidential nominee in new york. then he will follow harris to pennsylvania, where she will debate former president trump on tuesday. newsom has been keeping a fairly low national profile in recent weeks, before president biden withdrew from the race. newsom had stumped across the country for him. now he'll be throwing his full support behind harris and running mate tim walz, attending several events in the next three days. he's also now a leader

they are hurrying to lake oromiya, as the temperature actually decreases, the water intake of lake oromiya will increase in the autumn season, this phenomenon will actually disappear, despite the phenomenon of the water of lake oromiya becoming red , statistics show that the condition of this lake is getting worse than in previous years. it is an improvement, according to the announcement of west azerbaijan regional water company, roumiya lake has 1 billion 470 million cubic meters of water today, which is 2 times more than last year . the height of the lake is 35 cm higher than last year . hello, good night, paris paralympic games safarzadeh's silver medal in field athletics and our country's sitting volleyball team qualified for the top four teams on the sixth day of these games in the long jump . last night, ali al-futnia succeeded in the long jump and finished fourth in the 400 meter run. safarzadeh won the silver medal with 55 seconds and 39/100th of a second . in sitting volleyball, our national team won 3 sets against germany and went to the semi-finals . our country's team will com

he threw the ingot into the lake, and then jumped in himself.there is a legend about the origin of the lake itself, but scientists believe that it appeared due to tectonic processes on the border. two mountain systems, they also solved another local mystery, listen, these are not voices spirits, and especially not that poor man, it's just that at night the temperature drops , the rocks heated during the day shrink, shooting stones, guys, on the territory of lake teletskoye there is only one island, here it is, behind us it's called the island of love, a beautiful name, you can take it literally, but firstly, because they say, from a bird's eye view, the island resembles a heart, and secondly, they say that couples in love once came here to prove their love to each other and conceive a long-awaited baby, they say, you spend the night on the right bank, there will be a boy, on the left there will be a girl, yes, well, now it is very difficult to verify this legend. because in general now it is forbidden to go out here, you see, there is a sign, lo

and anyone that's been to lake tahoe can can attest.o have 8 miles of a different cables, particularly if they're made out of what. >> exactly. so there were some concerns. some reports that came out about potential lead contamination. do you foresee any health or environmental impacts of the cables being in the lake for that for a long period of time. >> not necessarily. i mean, the end for information. very interesting. but but the fact of the matter is, is regardless of that, they have no place there and we want to get them out of the lake. we're very interested in the science behind whether they're reaching are causing problems. but i'd rather figure that out once they're out. and so we're hyper focused on working with a tnt and their leadership to get these out of the as soon as possible. and ideally in the next month or 2. >> all right. so of course, we understand that we're can start to begin to remove those cables from the lake. so what's happening to make sure that this is done safely? >> well, a lot of things, definitely a lot

great salt lake. importantly this bill does not require any new spending authorization. i want to thank representative curtis and the rest of utah's congressional delegation for their leadership on this issue. i urge my colleagues to support this bill and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlelady from new york is recognized. ms. ocasio-cortez: thank you, mr. speaker. h.r. 4094 24erbg great salt lake stewardship act, would authorize expenditures and funding for water conservation measures in the great salt lake basin. as drought cons to worsen with climate change, impacts are being felt throughout the west. one key example is the great salt lake which has been rapidly declining over the past few decades. in 2022, the lake reached all-time historic low water lees presenting serious coe logical concerns. the declines in the lake's water levels have threatened ecosystem health, disrupted bird migration and led to concerns of exposure of toxic arsenic

ground, they dissolved under the influence of groundwater, such a grandiose subsidence appeared, a lakeormed, this is... one of the most unique objects here in the nature of the tomashovsky region is an artificial lake, as it is affectionately called here, because here, despite the fact that the large river is the western bukh, but there are no reservoirs that would be suitable for recreation, so there were such attractive ones in all relations, a little, here here is built the orkhov reservoir, which is called. the orkhov reservoir is the object that was built according to the latest requirements for melioration. water is supplied from the western bug, it is located within the former swamp, where the soil is selected and the bottom is sandy, and even covered with polyethylene oilcloth. such were the eighties and still regulations, subsequently this reservoir became so interesting for people, for nature , fishermen. but the most defining concept of tomashovka today, which is known throughout belarus and throughout europe, it is a biosphere reserve, a kind of specially protected natural

razaza lake as a first man-made lake in a let's say in a in a the whole basen has been created in theife for the whole region. it's it's it's it's very important issue to be considered that more than dam construction that has been started in let's say in 1970 in turkey uh also other countries have also created some dams in the upper parts of these two lakes that uh from my point of view, these two, these man-made lakes and dams has the main roles of water crisis for the whole. in 1983, after approximately year and a half, iranian forces liberated forab shah and reclaimed the city, and the iraqis were forced to withdraw from iran with around 19,00 of them taken capt. amits the racks. intense focus its conflict with iran, little attention was paid to its other neighbor turkey, which initiated one of the largest construction operations, the atator dam. the dam, with its staggering construction cost, had the potential to pose a threat to the future of iraq. actually, as you know, two dams in turkey. um are the main dams in euphrates and tigris? otatork in euphrates and iliso in let's say

water lakes, there were hours when they were drying up, but not indifferent to our adnavyans, in themeeting are utulna and prosperous, asabliva, whenever such hours happen, whenever i’m busy, i come here for the sake of spam, well , i’m glad we are the first chargu of this people, who live together, this nation and meats, i love you with all my soul, this adjuvanne, what? we are belarusians, this is a fee for the fact that we have our own culture, our own language, our own mastastva, pali, lyas and peraleski, y goman bird mizhgallya, all this native palesse, all this native land, i am not eager to share with you .

before it was hidden, everything was like it was in the palm of your hand, the plowed water of the lake, after the legend that is passed on from the oven it’s hot, they say that there were several limp troops of the crimean tatars, who came to our land like burying people. yashche in the distant 17th century, in january they burned many of the ladies here , the meat-eaters, for their connection and the attack of baghdan khmyalnitskaya. 600 women and tens of years were driven from slavery, and until now the tatar horses were moored here, there were so many of them that almost every hectare of the lake , kalya 10, kalya brats na ploshchy , but trampled. such a meat and a deep one, well, maybe for the azeri it is not deep, but for us, when we came here in the past, the lake seemed sluggish and deep, not only did we swim here, here we slept forever the fish were shining, the lakes were flooding and flooding the navat fishermen and agarods, and from now on, if there are strong sales, then water can be restored to agarods. the flow of nearby ladies, well, all this history, tsikavae plowed wat

is there a lake cody by then by way? some of this it costs in democratic republic of congo. sentence 37 people to death for what the armies as well as and attempted to in may. 3 of them are us citizens. ok, a white post more. as long as the suspects have to wait for hours to find out that fate. the military cool stuff in the capital kinshasa with 4 months ago on demand a tank the home of permanent politician for child commentary. then they live streams themselves, entering the office of president felix to security, which was on, occupies and ongoing need at the time. the presidential god arrived video to shed on social media showed them killing several of the attackers were trying to escape in the congo river. the others were taken prisoner. the court said they're responsible for an attempted to followup, and the sentence to death penalty for criminal association death penalty for terrorism. this penalty for attempted to 20 years of principal penal servitude for legal position of width and so ammunition of war. the attac

we'll hear from a member of the nonprofit restoring the lake deaths about its recent mission at the lake. and unfair and inhumane. homeless advocates are voicing their concerns today over revamped encampment sweeps in san francisco. >> unfair and inhumane. that is how the coalition on homelessness describes the ramped up encampment sweeps being done in san francisco today advocates urge the homelessness oversight commission to suggest to city agencies they stop seizing people's things. kron four's philippe djegal reports. we're just trying to survive a desperate pleas to the san francisco has business oversight commission thursday his house resident constantly fearing displacement and swift removal of his belongings. point lucas chamberlain stressed prior to the meeting during a news conference held by the coalition on homelessness. >> which advocates for people living in vehicles and on the approached. >> by a 78 parking officers weekly, the commission has drafted a statement on homeless, vital record in property loss directed to leaders in various city agencies, including the police fi

these tree lakes. but one of the main sources of dust storm. sometimes there is huge amount of watern with around amits the rack's intense focus its conflict with iran, little attention was paid to its other neighbor turkey, which initiated one of the largest construction operations, the atatork dam. "the dam with its staggering construction cost, had the potential to pose a threat to the future of iraq. actually, as you know, two dams in turkey are the main dams in europates and tigris. ot euprates and iliso in let's say in tigris. actually, the start point of damn'. destruction for atotor is going back in 1983 that it is at the same time of war between iran and iraq, it is, it is a good point to be mentioned that conflicts in some countries like iran, iraq, syria, i don't know, maybe has created a good background for turkey to develop ambitious dam construction. projects for the whole region, when the countries are fighting with each other, at the same time another country is an upperstream has started to dam construction. initiating the construction of what was deemed the largest

analogues, of the most unique objects here in the nature of the tomashovsky region is an artificial lake, as it is lovingly called here, because here, despite the fact that the large river is the western bay, but there are few reservoirs that would be suitable for recreation, so there were such... attractive in all respects, here the orkhovskaya reservoir was built, which is called a lake. the orkhovskoye reservoir is the object which is built according to the latest requirements of melioration. water supply from the western bug goes, it is located within the former swamp, where the soil is selected and the bottom is sandy, and even covered with oilcloth. the interests of the local should be taken into account as much as possible , he immediately determines that there should be communities here, here is the local community, the main one, the most developed one - this is of course tomashovka, and its nearest villages and satellites, kamarovka and orkhovo. childish curiosity is a sincere interest. as a child, did you skip classes or were you about a boy? people fell in love with you any of

the lake is considered a jewel of the german alps. the by the way, you can only explore late cubic feet by boat. why? i'll show you later. the boat sleep from shooting now in mid summer there can be a lot of crowds so you should book your tickets online in advance. the electric bullets has been sailing on lake couldn't exist since 19 o 9. they were cheaper cleaner and quieter than steamships. so. 7 there are different tools you can take my last an hour and costs $22.00 euros and $0.50 the lake unix is located in the best, has gotten national park and therefore enjoyed special protection. the lake has drinking water quality, the edits deepest points. it measures 192 meters, those steep rocks for almost vertically into the water. that's why there are no roads or footpaths around the legs, so you can only explore it by both. highlight of every tour is the same as echo will for the volt slowly approaches this open insulin. here you can look at the tube or mixtures . take a break at a historic restaurant or go on a short hike. well, assumi

in the past days, the water of lake urmia turned red. according to the general director of environmental protection of west azerbaijan, this phenomenon of climate change it is known that it happened in the past. according to mr. shahand, the high temperature and high evaporation from the surface of lake urmia causes the activity of salt-loving bacteria , which has led to the red color of the lake water . its red color has a special charm, it was very interesting for us, it is a normal and natural thing, and in terms of health and safety for our dear people who use this lake , there is no danger or supply. there are 1 billion 470 million cubic meters of water in lake urmia, which has doubled compared to last year. the water level of the lake has increased by 35 cm since last year. the head of the environmental protection organization criticizes among non-governmental organizations, but with a solution. transparency and accountability are on the agenda of the environmental protection organization. mrs. ansari said in a meeting with non-gov

in the past days, the water of lake urmia turned red. according to the director general of protection. the environment of west azerbaijan is the cause of this phenomenon of ecological changes that happened in the past. according to mr. shahand, the high temperature and high evaporation from the surface of lake urmia causes the activity of salt-loving bacteria, which leads to the red color of the lake water. this red water has a special charm, we are very interesting, it is a normal and natural thing and in terms of health and safety for our dear people who use this sea , there is no risk or concern, the general director of environmental protection of west azerbaijan said that at the present time it is one billion and four. there are 170 million cubic meters of water in lake urmia, which is a two-fold increase compared to last year, and the height of the lake water has increased by 35 cm compared to last year. solving transparency and accountability is on the agenda of the environmental protection organization , ms. ansari said in the ham

it's a false and good lake whose fingers have been growing. sure, so because of a series of tri winters, the village of condo was flooded when the time was built, but the fresh water muscles that grew on it was on now good. that's because a 3 year drought has since the most in this river that feeds this lake and deprived the surrounding mountain sides of snow for that would have melted into it. but before that drought, the surface of the lake would have been about 10 meters above my head. the model for the is now so slight, it dissipates into the lake, but before reaching the body of water and consumption and athens is tapping it daily. and while i'm the fact that i found that the why the appeal to the rock by the water's edge when now goes here 2 weeks ago, as my house is by the lake shore, the water level has gone down by half the height of my book and stick in the time. science has to worry, the climate change brings more such winters. athens may be left without drinking water. according to the athens observatory, this has been the hottest

so hopefully everyone is safe tonight in clear lake.ara campbell abc seven news. >> firefighters are still tending to burning buildings tonight, but it is nowhere near the chaos of the first hours of this fire. abc seven news reporter j.r stone shows us the frightening views captured by neighbors as the boyles fire spread an apocalyptic fire scene in clear lake. >> as this huge plume of smoke rose into the sky, dawn hunt took this video driving into lower lake and said the situation just looked worse and worse as the day progressed. >> when i'm heading in, if you take a right up into the walmart parking lot. i just glanced in that direction. the flames were huge, huge flames. >> one viewer took this picture showing the smoke and flames just beyond the clear lake mcdonald's. this picture was taken behind the nearby hospital. sadly, many structures burned. tracy long took this video with her husband as they were headed back home to clear lake. >> when i got the video, i remember thinking that there was no way our house was going to surviv

urmia, and with the arrival of september , the color of lake urmia has turned red. the general director of environmental protection of west azerbaijan said that the water level of lake urmia in the beginning of this year caused the color of the lake to change later than in previous years . studies of scientific and research centers as well the technical and expert investigations carried out by the west azarbaijan province limited protection department have shown that the color of the water of urmia lake has changed to a crimson red color due to the presence of salt-loving bacteria . they are prokaryotes, which means that their pigments are scattered in the cytoplasm and membrane, because of this, they cause most of the sunlight to be reflected, and this causes the color of the sea to turn red . this happened last years too but it can happen earlier than this time , thanks to you, usually this happened in early august or late july, considering that this year the amount of water in lake urmia is higher than in previous years and the amount of evaporation is also highe

in east africa and the world's oldest lake, lake baikal, in siberia.re is a new push to help bring housing to underserved communities to one underserved community in san francisco. the proposal is called the asia housing project. if approved, it would merge two lots on pacific avenue in chinatown and create 174 low income homes for seniors. affordable housing advocate sharon lee, who's running for a city supervisor seat, spoke with us about the proposal on our today in the bay streaming newscast. she says if approved, the development will also serve as an important part in rebuilding a vital chinatown institution. this 15 story building will also rebuild the new asia banquet hall restaurant, which is an important community gathering space for the chinese community for celebrations and milestones. there are actually these are very low margin businesses, and we currently only have one remaining banquet hall in chinatown. when the new asia restaurant was forced to be converted into a grocery store during the pandemic, the s.f. planning commission unanimou

father's love the children were threatening to come to the lake, but it seems that this lake has no bottomo the very top. a young girl lived on a farm and was not afraid of anything, so she went to the mysterious lake to throw towels and twisted her hands. well, that's all, we recorded with you, i hope, a successful, good, cheerful, positive song, and tell me what your impressions are, in fact, the song turned out to be very fiery, positive, and what i liked about it, that it... a new song was written today, waiting for us enchanting, greedy vapors on the succulent meats of the country and natural, new knowledge. panyadzelak yes dzyauchyny grease. tsavanya, i won’t give in for yago, boshtans parvana i, vatorak dy syaredu hodziats two styapan, i won’t give in for two empty pockets, think, think, think, think, oh, i thought, i changed my mind, oddyr chub byare, what far away, he is still alive, at the chatsver mikalai stopped by the matchmaker, i will not leave , for he is deaf, and on friday they made the match, oh, rich merchants, only that djauchy zna knew the custom, think, yes think, th

i have been watching swan lake since childhood.point is in the production of the british theater and yakonsky, but the performance of the russian artists is the most amazing. for the chinese viewer, swan lake is not just a calling card of russian ballet, it was with it that the chinese ballet school began, which back in the fifties the famous soviet choreographer petr gusiev created it here, but the stanislavsky theatre production still differs from the classical version, perhaps it is the only one with a happy ending. for the moscow academic musical theatre, the question of what to take to china was not even an issue. after all, mao zedong, when he personally invited the theatre to beijing for its first chinese tour, asked to bring swan lake, and the author himself presented it then. there was a triumph here, and we want in the year that the president declared the cross year of culture 2024, we want to repeat this triumph, and it is inevitable from the very first nods and first steps, and when there are four little swans on stage,

show that the condition of this lake has improved compared to previous years. according to the announcement of west azarbaijan region water company, lake urmia today has 1.470 million cubic meters of water, which is 2 times more than last year, and the height of the lake is 35 cm higher than last year. this is omid shokriazi of the urmia lake radio and television news agency. hello, have a good time. paris paralympic games safarzadeh won the silver medal in athletics and our country's sitting volleyball team made its way to the semi-finals. on the sixth day of these games, in the long jump of two fields , ali al-futnia is currently in the fourth place and his competition continues, hajar safarzadeh won the silver medal in the 400 meter run with 55 seconds and 39 hundredths of a second , in the javelin throw, hashemi motaqian won the medal in volleyball. the national team of our country is sitting in three sets. bazmond's final score is 9 and in tiraz shojaei's rifle, three positions are 50. it was ranked 11th. tomorrow, our representatives will compete with the

it told where the water in this lake comes from.— told where the water in this lake comes from. from. if you leave them in there long _ lake comes from. if you leave them in there long enough, i lake comes from. if you leave i them in there long enough, they become numb and you don't feel it anymore. now, the person making a whole lot less fuss than me here is julia, one of the team representing the star of the show, this underwater drone. we started off in the search—and—rescue space. so sea rch—and—rescue space. so we're search—and—rescue space. so we're search and rescue and then also ammunition detection and retrieval. so we mainly started for the swiss police departments and the swiss military. hence we created something that would work well in swiss waters, in particular rivers. so that's why our robot is built in a way that it can with stand strong currents. just as aerial drones can hold their position in strong winds, this one can stay very still, even when the water around it is rushing past at three knots. today, i guest get to see the latest upgrade to its low—drag s

but before that drought, the surface of the lake would have been about 10 meters above my head. the model is for the is now so slight, it dissipates into the lake, but before reaching the body of water and consumption and athens is tapping it daily. and while i'm the fact that i found that the why the appeal to the rock by the water's edge when now goes here 2 weeks ago, as my house is by the lake shore, the water level has gone down by half the height of my book and stick in the time. science has to worry that climate change brings more such winters. athens may be left without drinking water. according to the athens observatory, this has been the hottest greek summer on record. we've temperatures 2.3 degrees celsius higher than the summer average. since 1960 and climate model suggest that rain full in the eastern mediterranean will fall by 20 to 40 percent in the coming decades. the government is responding with at least a $1000000000.00 worth of new dams, dozens of planned to provide irrigation and drinking water and some of them to store renewable energy. the question is, by

in the past days, the water of lake urmia turned red.ding to the general director of environmental protection of west azerbaijan, the cause of this phenomenon is the ecological changes that happened in the past. according to mr. shahand, the high temperature and high evaporation from the surface of lake urmia causes the activity of salt-loving bacteria , which leads to the red color of the lake water. this red water has a special charm. good health for our dear people this lake is used without any risks or complications, the general manager. there is a two-fold increase compared to last year, and the height of the lake water is 35 cm higher than last year. transparency and accountability in the order. it is used by the environmental protection agency. mrs. ansari said in a meeting with non-governmental organizations: we must first have an agreement at the governance level to protect the environment and then implement the protection with the participation of the people. head of the environmental protection organization attracting the maxi

the fire is burning in the community of clear lake, about two hours north of the bay area, up in lakes fire. the lake county fire protection district says its crew members were called at around 215 this afternoon. so far, 30 buildings have burned. about 4000 people are evacuated from their homes. multiple communities are still without power, and with 90 acres burning, ktvu zac sos is live in the community of clear lake. and zach, what are you hearing from those residents? >> well, certainly they're quite concerned right now. many don't know the status of their homes. certainly, firefighters are starting to get the upper hand here, but they have not stopped forward progress. some of the challenges firefighters are facing a lot of dry brush in this area. the homes are densely packed together here. around 4000 people. as you mentioned, still evacuated right now. dozens of whom have lost their homes. >> and our neighbor says there's like a wall of flames down by walmart. >> tim williams among more than 4000 residents forced from their homes in the city of clear lake sunday afternoon. >> w

the story about the lake district? yes, | about the lake district? district? yes, he showed real delight - about the lake district? yes, he showed real delight in - about the lake district? yes, i he showed real delight in that. he knocked on the door of a woman and he said, can i show my family around the place i used to stay as a child? then she said, the police are stealing your car. he said, they arejust moving stealing your car. he said, they are just moving it. he does not regard himself as a classic politician. also a story about his brother. his brother did not get the chances he got, he said, because he had early difficulties, and it cannotjust be about the people who succeed but also the people who succeed but also the people who get left behind and that was really moving. he is still explaining who he is and he is trying to show that politics is not a game for him. he sometimes says, i do my talking on the pitch. it is about doing rather than saying. more than that, although he uses football metaphors, it is about, this is not a game, this

where is it going to go from that lake once it spills? that's the worse. so we'll see what happens with more rain full cost over the weekend. the flooding is set to get worse. andrew simmons, algebra, and nigeria, people displaced by floods, say they're running out of life savings supplies, including food and drinking water. more than a 1000000 people have been forced from that homes in the northeastern states of borne. i thomas of bridges and roads is hunkering rescue efforts, and residents save us as far as these onst responding fost enough. well, flooding was triggered by the collapse of the allowed dime in bono space on choose a x of it. so saying that it was poorly maintained and slug wants us to merge thousands of homes in the states capital. my degree of us just 20 columbus has a way and about how the city remains on the water. adriece has more from my degree in north east nigeria, the one victims are rescued from the raising flooded waters. they brought to camps like this. 9 of these exist throughout the city of my degree in this particular tent th

high-mountain lake yamdroktso.ieved that the color of the water in it is constantly changing and does not repeat. when this is one of the sacred tibetan lakes, we managed to see several such lakes in the mountains: high-mountain lake basumtso is located at an altitude of about 3,500 m. above sea level, translated from tibetan basumtso means a lake between three rocky peaks, here is one of them, its height is already more than 5,000 m. this is what the most ancient, most complete, most famous library of books on tibetan medicine looks like, the books themselves are stored in cabinets like these, so as not to interact with oxygen once again, they are strips of text like these, which are packed in a special fabric, if you unfold it it looks like this... it will look like this, here are diagnoses, methods of treating various diseases, all this is naturally systematized, analyzed and published in such large and detailed collections. the librarian knows the contents of each cell and, although she does not have a formal s

big old school barbecues, steel. >> restoring the lake depth foundation has people out on the lake at least 5 days a week picking up all that debris like you see in this video, anywhere from 500, 2, 2000 pounds, a day is pulled up from the bottom of lake tahoe. wow. check this out. a humpback whale drawn quite the crowd. >> at pillar point harbor in half, moon bay marine mammal center tells us they got a call about this whale late this afternoon. they're not a worry down because the whale is moving freely. they believe the whale just made a wrong turn. got off course ended up inside the harbor. i think the whale will eventually corrected south and swim back out into the ocean. they say this is common to see a lot of a humpback whales along the california coast. this time of year. and just out there looking for something to eat. coming up here at 10 o'clock, oakland's 9-1-1, system gets a long-awaited upgrade of this. new software will help dispatchers and speed up. police response. >> plus, this chiefs super fan known for his wild wolf costume is set to spend almost 2 decades in priso

, how many lakes do you have here on the farm and what is the territory of the farm?he territory of the farm is more than 200 hectares, the water area is 200 hectares, we are on one of the fattening ponds, the fattening ninth bottom, this is one of sixteen fattening ponds intended for growing commercial fish, and what does fattening mean? this is the last stage of fish farming, and this means large, yes, yes, well, approximately how large? well medium carp, small carp here in spring. carp grams 700-800, that is, wait, if small in autumn here we will take from here take the fact that now is august, then the carp will be ready by autumn, and it will gain - what weight, wow, so quickly, due to what it gains so much, due to feeding, by the way , yes feeding, tell me how you feed, firstly in kombikarma? let the self-propelled livestock for the summer, and i wanted to ask, why exactly the choice - carp, grass carp and silver carp, why? well, this is one of the unpretentious fish, to feeding, to maintenance, to diseases, this is the best weight gain, this is also an importan

there, new fires dug up the ditches, as the outlet of the lake ran away.lls bloom, fishermen dig up hay there, and the past month is like this and we thank the waters, we... and the sun is returning from the past and the soviet union from the past of the region and the capital. yashche the roof of the original kalects of kahanachka, in which people learn old folk songs and sing in an authentic manner, kahanachka emerges unique folk systems, adorned with ornaments, porridges and aprons. and let’s get to know all the different non-pastor lynxes that gennadzi rakvash and marya badyl can praise right now. belarusian doilitstva, which is important for your jumping and this time you need to learn and know the skills. if we reveal a three-tailed triumphal arch, its structure, then we can create something similar in the carved altar. rounded corners. at the tops of the abaronchaga, they didn’t work like that. and here the yanks are significant, and the first steps on top of such imitative mashikul have ended. the new month began in the current year, and in the mon

again became the owners of the lake.and in 1939, the polish authorities were forced to make concessions, allowing the peasants to resume fishing in the lake. after all, he himself was from the noroch region, born in pilkovshchina, this is in the modern myadel district, went to school in a neighboring village, when he was eight, his homeland became poland, his native language suddenly became under... for defending his national interests , yevgeny skurko, the poet's real name, was under close police attention and was imprisoned more than once. he received his first term at the age of 20, one of the organizers of the komsomol underground received a life sentence from the polish authorities western belarus, the future chairman of the supreme council sergei pretytsky. the first time he was arrested, sent to the posternuk azery grodno. do you know what kind of jesuit torture there were, they couldn't get anything out of him, they put boards on his chest and beat him with weights until they knocked off part of his lung. another

where is it going to go from that lake once it spills? that's the worse. so we'll see what happens with more rain full cost over the weekend. the flooding is set to get was andrew simmons, which is 0 at least 7 people were killed in multiple russian strikes across ukraine . among the areas hit was this upper reach. yeah, in celsius ukraine where 3 farm employees were killed. the region has been subjected to constant attacks from russian positions ever since the will started. it houses a nuclear power plant, which is also come become a target of shelling. in recent months. earlier, russia and ukraine exchanged more prisoners of war. hundreds, the presidents from each side were involved in the late to swap on saturday, broken by the united arab emirates. russia says it's sold as well. how to and ukraine's incursion last month, because i felt so much relief, old ones. i already realized that i'd be going home and that everything would be behind me and there's nothing to worry about. brutal goodness. i feel great. i don't know. i still can't realize it. there