lake, two minutes. i will give you a full two minutes to talk about the border wall and can it withhold without adding extra security and billions on technology? ms. lake: i just jotted'down rubens exact quote. we are getting the extreme makeover version of ruben. he has voted against border security every step of the way. i covered the state for 27 years and we watched as secure politicians said they would give us border security and they never did until president trump came along and secure the border but he had to do it with one hand tied behind his back because people like my opponent saw him every step of the way. the border wall keeps us safe. we have seen areas where the border wall is there and where there are gaps, people are pouring through. ruben gallego has supported kamala harris, the border czar, and joe biden's open border policy which has led to 400,000 convicted criminals coming in and they have done nothing to secure the border. the only piece of legislation mr. gallego put forth was a

this is how the modern braslov lakes were formed.y are also called the blue necklace of belarus. 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 marked with the most. for example, the largest lake called drevyaty. 10 km in length almost four in width. in the warm months of the year you can ride on it on a motor ship, almost like on the sea. here are also many of the smallest large belarusian islands, for example, the unique lake strusta, here 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 the home of a large colony of seagulls. in general , 200 species of birds live in the braslov lakes national park. among the local birds, the swan shipu is especially honored. in addition, more than 800 different plant species 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 y

in general, in the national park braslovskie lakes.

braslovskie lakes. local guides 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 braslav 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 hectares. its thickness reached several meters. in another way, they are also called the blue necklace of belarus, so it contains almost 300 unique pearls, equally beautiful, but very different, this is the most a large lake region of the blue-eyed, it includes many things with the mark of the most, for example, the largest. called drevyaty, 10 km long almost four in width. in the warm months of the year, you can ride a boat on it, almost like on the sea. here are also many of the smallest large belarusian islands, for example, the unique lake strusta, here you can catch a meter-long pike weighing as much as 10 kg. not far away is the second largest island in belaru

lake strusta, here you can catch a meter-long pike weighing as much as 10 kg, the braslovskie lakes parkome to 200 species of birds. among the local birds, the swan is especially honored. mute swan. 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 edges, we recommend visiting the deepest lake in the country. volosa yuzhnaya. its depth reaches more than 40 m, and the transparency of the water fluctuates up to 8 m.

the largest natural national park in belarus, the braslov lakes. local guides say that you can drink the water here straight 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 ​​70,000 hectares. its thickness reached several meters. when the glacier retreated, the water gradually melted and formed a complex system of rivers and lakes. that's right. they are also called the blue necklace of belarus, as it contains almost 300 unique pearls, all equally beautiful, one. very different, this is the largest lake region of the blue-eyed, it includes many things marked the most, for example, the largest lake called drevyaty, 10 km long, almost four wide, in the warm months of the year you can ride a boat on it, almost like on the sea, here are also many of the smallest large belarusian islands, for example, the unique strusta lake. here you can catch a met

rivers lakes. this is how the modern braslovskie lakes were formed. they are also called the blue necklace of belarus. 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 marked the most. for example, the largest lake called drevyaty. 10 km in length almost. you can catch a meter-long pike weighing as much as 10 kg. for example, lake strusta is unique, here the second largest island in belarus is located very close - chaichin. this is a place of residence of a large colony of seagulls. in general , 200 species of birds live in the braslav 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. beauty and purity , the place has lon

what else is worth not missing on the lake?iting the island called vera, because there are such megaliths there, no, if you are not an archaeologist at heart, your heart may not be filled with delight and you will never understand the importance of such finds, but we, great scientists , understand that these stone messages from distant-distant eras are priceless, and the island has always served as a shelter for those who for various reasons wanted to hide, the participants of the pugachev uprising, led by pugachev's accomplice pinaev, hid on vera and ... and that is why this place was called pinaev island. in the 19th century, old believers lived here. about twenty monks lived in the skete. local authorities expelled, or in local terms, drove out the old believers several times. however, the skete was always revived, and the island was named after vera after the death of the nun vera. her cell was here. vera was a healer and was highly revered by the residents of the entire area. there are many sanatoriums and places for famil

the national park, braslovskie lakes and adjacent areas are rich in attractions. in the village of slobodka, located between the lakes, 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 style. towards the end of the 20th century, vitebsk artists painted the church from the inside, the entire surface of the walls of the shrine is covered with biblical scenes and ornaments. the church, the heart of jesus, standing on a high hill, can be seen from different corners of the braslav region. it attracts the attention of many artists and photographers who want to capture its beauty. and on the lake , the island of klyashtor, on which a monastery was previously located, slowly spreads out. according to legend, it was built thanks to the appearance of god mothers. braslovskie lakes are not just a national park, they are a place of power, a meka for vacationers in belarus. the landscapes are incredible and attractive, so much exoticism, the riddles of expression, and at the same

mendocino and to a certain degree on lake sonoma. it is really beneficial for us in terms of, you know, having a larger quantity of water behind the reservoir, behind the dam through these really, you know, fall weather years. all right, now it all goes back to an experience they had here. ten years ago, they were expecting an atmospheric river, which they thought would drop a large amount of water in this water shed, so they let a lot of water out of the lake about 30,000 acres in feet. and guess what happened? they did not rain. and that frustration compelled them to come up with this sort of idea of better forecasting, and now, ten years later, it's starting to pay off with some changes in how they waited until the last minute to see what the storm does, and they are already saving the water. we talked to the director from sacramento today, where he was telling other water agencies about this improved forecasting and the savings that it is providing here. they're talking about taking that to the rest of the state. so yeah, rain pa

it is burning on the east side of clear lake. and areas of glen haven and clear lake. acres burned. but tonight, firefighters report that forward progress has been stopped and some evacuation orders have been reduced to warnings. we get live coverage now from ktvu jana katsuyama. she is at the incident command center for us tonight. hi, jana. >> that's right. they've set this up at the clear lake oaks fire station. and cal fire is saying that right now they have this fire about 10% contained, as you mentioned, the forward progress has been stopped, but this has still been so devastating. we talked to several families who said that they have lost everything. cal fire says what started as a two acre fire around 1137 friday morning grew quickly in lake county's community of glen haven. the flames climbed up hills, burning through dry brush and spreading out into multiple spot fires that flared up faster than cal fire crews could put them out. cal fire issued evacuation orders to some 3500 people. several homes were destroyed, and fire crews say more than 2500 structures w

tahoe environment. >> the watershed in lake tahoe is actually impaired.ou wouldn't know it by looking at how beautiful and clear and pristine the water is, but we used to be able to see down a lot further. >> reporter: he says this isn't new funding, but from the original restoration act only about 122 million came into the basin. cohen says the extension of the act takes the additional $300 million that's left and gives the government more time to appropriate that funding, leaving the possibility for major wildfire prevention and community safety projects on the horizon. >> specifically, on the west shore of lake tahoe we're scaling up the pace and size of forest fuel reduction project in this age of mega fires. >> reporter: darcy collins, ceo of the league to save lake tahoe, says the funding will also help with the overall health of the lake. >> it will also go to helping solve our aquatic invasive species problem and treatment and control aquatic invasive species in tahoe. >> reporter: the lake tahoe environmental improvement program was formed in 199

on the territory of the eastern voivodeships of poland for ... for rent those same lakes, including lakenarach, and local residents, ancestors, who called the lake our breadwinner, they had to come and get hired for work, in the noroch region, which at that time was part of the vilnius voivodeship of poland, there are more than 50 lakes, on these lands they have been engaged in fishing for centuries, and for the peasants this trade was the main, and often the only source of income, and imagine, they will rise before the fact that the lakes are leased to landowners, the fishermen did not have enough patience, in the fall of thirty-fifth year unrest begins, self-defense squads were formed, they did not allow anyone near the lake people who collaborated with the authorities, they were called agents of the polish intelligence service or simply strikes of breaches in the concentration camp birch kartofska. soon , fishermen from all over the vilnius voivodeship began to stir up unrest against the polish agrarian tax policy. in the spring of 1936, the directorate of state forests refused to lea

one need not own a yard however to enjoy the waters of lake michigan. and there is ample testimony to this fact in the thousands who make use of chicago's miles of lakefront and the numerous well-guarded bathing beaches here on warm days from to autumn. residents of the city, visitors alike seek the white sands and the blue waters. swimming areas are so extensive the crowds are seldom excessive unless the weather is abnormally warm. beautifully landscaped in every section of the city are the refreshment of broad lawns, great trees and the quiet waters lagoons. here, visitors may picnics or dine somewhat more luxuriously in a nearby pavilion overlooking the water. and there are rowboats for those who consider not to adventurous. in lincoln park, one may find numerous specimens of native and that the chicago zoological gardens in suburban brookfield is one of the finest collection in the world to name the specimens which so many thousands of visitors to the zoo's withered little to their fascination. but it may be interesting to see how many of them we ca

so that's why it's known as spreckels lake. the first sugar daddy of san francisco. every weekend you'll see these free sailors out on spreckels lake, sailing the same kinds of boats that adolph spreckels did. and some of these boats are actually 75 to 100 years old. we are one of 200 yacht clubs in the country, one of 17 in the state. but we're the oldest. i have gone to paris and to london and to tokyo and have done some sailing. nobody has a boathouse like this. this is the boat i built. it's a santa barbara class, you see, by the sail sb it has importantly a keel. and the rudder and the hull are all the same in the santa barbara class. okay. and we need to get those from an approved manufacturer. but the rest of it from the deck and, and all of the electronics inside the boat, we build ourselves. so, michael, are you going to show me how to race one of these things? you're darn right. put this on. okay. and then let's go out to the lake. all right. let's go. okay. so this is going to turn the boat. okay. see it going? yep. and then turn it to the left. wow. all r

one need not own a yard however to enjoy the waters of lake michigan. and there is ample testimony to this fact in the thousands who make use of chicago's miles of lakefront and the numerous well-guarded bathing beaches here on warm days from to autumn. residents of the city, visitors alike seek the white sands and the blue waters. swimming areas are so extensive the crowds are seldom excessive unless the weather is abnormally warm. beautifully landscaped in every section of the city are the refreshment of broad lawns, great trees and the quiet waters lagoons. here, visitors may picnics or dine somewhat more luxuriously in a nearby pavilion overlooking the water. and there are rowboats for those who consider not to adventurous. in lincoln park, one may find numerous specimens of native and that the chicago zoological gardens in suburban brookfield is one of the finest collection in the world to name the specimens which so many thousands of visitors to the zoo's withered little to their fascination. but it may be interesting to see how many of them we ca

lake. that was the kind of life they would have liked. keith morrison: and if they owned it, said jan's mom mary jean, frugal jan could use her accounting skills to keep the place in business. and chris? mary jean pigman: chris is, very much, an outdoors person. jan is a people person with the people coming in and out all through the week and keeping them all content, happy, busy. all of those things. keith morrison: chris's brother, josh. josh kruse: it wouldn't have worked out good for chris and jan because chris is a really good handyman, construction guy. he could have take care of the resort. and jan is pretty business smart. it would have fit them. keith morrison: would have. until-- until the events of the summer of 2015. by the time all this happened, chris and jan kruse had been married for two decades. had lived here in a tiny place called brewster, population 473, the rural southwest corner of minnesota. a good, apparently happy marriage. a happy life. what they had was what i ho

afternoon in lake county.his is a wildfire that is prompting evacuation orders in a number of communities near clear lake. you can see the aircraft coming through doing drops here. drops of retardant on this fire. this is being called the glen haven fire. it's burning near the town of glen haven, which is on the east side of clear lake. and there are evacuations in that community, along with the community of clear lake oaks. cal fire says the fire has now grown to about 300 acres this afternoon, and they say they are also finding a number of spot fires in this area. and on top of that, you have the weather up here. obviously, we know it's incredibly hot and you do have some winds up here with red flag conditions. >> so we want to get the very latest on the firefight and bring in jason clay of cal fire. jason, this thing really exploded so quickly. >> it did. and the spotting is what caused that to explode. so we had a long term or excuse me, short range spotting that had traveled kind of towards the east. so w

that's what it was like politicians like kari lake said absolutely not. it's not because anything wasn't a good enough solution or they thought there's more coming later, it's because they needed border prop. but they needed for political reasons. yet our border communities are still hurting every day. >> we had jeff flake on earlier in the show, we have john giles yesterday from asap. you got a permission structure in the state for republicans to vote for democrats, and they are actually quite enthusiastic. if you got an issue for democrats were unenthusiastic? there are people who prefer kamala harris and tim walz, but they are thinking they might just not vote this time around. >> i would say there has been a marked difference since vice president harris got into this race. we do see a lot more excitement. i see it at the doors, people in our offices with people volunteering. i can't speak for other parts of the country, but we certainly see a lot more enthusiasm, especially among young latinos and latino voters. so i don't see that happening. i do thi

we found ourselves at one of these resorts, on the shore of lake maly terenkul. unlike the recently born fashionable places of recreation, this sanatorium has experience. on the embankment there is ratonda, originally from the fifties. the local staff sincerely believes that this is the place. forces, well, of course, they know better, the residential sanatorium buildings also retained the signs of the soviet period, columns and stucco, well, just shoot from the life of two vacationers, remember such a wonderful film by nikolai gubenko? those, who wants to be closer to nature, chooses glepping. what is it? well, for example, such a large tent, a bit reminiscent of an army tent, but undoubtedly superior in terms of comfort. and for ziogens and lovers of... minimalism, there is a real barrel, but with a panoramic window, and also such exotic housing, a sphere, also with a huge window, in which you can see the forest, the lake, no, in the end you can do it like that, but these are already complete romantics, in these parts you can completely break away from civiliza

lake, two minutes. i will give you a full two minutes to talk about the border wall and can it withhold without adding extra security and billions on technology? ms. lake: i just jotted'down rubens exact quote. we are getting the extreme makeover version of ruben. he has voted against border security every step of the way. i covered the state for 27 years and we watched as secure politicians said they would give us border security and they never did until president trump came along and secure the border but he had to do it with one hand tied behind his back because people like my opponent saw him every step of the way. the border wall keeps us safe. we have seen areas where the border wall is there and where there are gaps, people are pouring through. ruben gallego has supported kamala harris, the border czar, and joe biden's open border policy which has led to 400,000 convicted criminals coming in and they have done nothing to secure the border. the only piece of legislation mr. gallego put forth was a

the fire now located in the eastern part of clear lake. right now, the temperatures still hot in the 90's and that a lot of terrain out there for the firefighters have to worry about red flag warnings. yep. going up to him posted as we get in this weekend to not just toward the clear lake area, but also the santa cruz mountains, parts of the east bay to the diablo range, expecting some gusty winds to develop throughout the night tonight and tomorrow. and of course, that means a higher fire danger. high pressure just does not want to give up. that ridge is actually going to flex its muscle again a little bit as we head toward the weekend through saturday and sunday. so it's gonna be hot spots in the right along the coastline. think feel a little relief there. and then we'll start to get to some cooler weather as we head toward the middle of next week. but then that ridge just want kind of hang around. i just hold on. finally, see that trough moving a little bit closer by next thursday. and friday is the very latest satellite image. you can

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kari lake has brought senator tom cotton in to town.ght and an uphill fight for kari lake right now. the striking thing about the polling is that she trails donald trump in every poll that we've had in arizona. you know, there aren't any coattails there. the question is -- we always ask the split ticket question here. who supports trump and gallego at the same time? it might be a margin large enough to carry ruben gallego, but not kari lake. >> interesting to hear about the divergence. arizona is a key swing state. nbc news has been talking to a lot of arizona voters. one trump supporter said he believed trump's claims that he actually won in 2020, false claims. he didn't buy similar claims from kari lake in her last election. let's take a listen. >> how about the 2022 governor's race with kari lake, do you think that was a fair election? >> i think it was fair and quite honestly i think what happened is the mccain republicans in arizona hate donald trump so much that they sat on the sidelines. a number of prominent republicans in this

lake sonoma right now is 88% of capacity. it is pretty amazing at this october date before any substantial rains. >> reporter: the supervisor is chair of the sonoma water board of directors. the lake has benefited from two solid years of rain and changes to the management of the reservoir. in year's past they released more water than they thought was necessary in anticipation of big weather events. >> and that really had to do with the 1954 rule book that they were using at the time. we thought we could do better. >> that is finally changing. the last two years of good rain have coincided with the improved forecasting and the pay off is in the ballpark of a 10% increase in storage. >> this last couple of years we have been able to implement furo on the lake mendaseto and lake sonoma it has been beneficial to us having a bigger body of water in the reservoir behind the dam through these volatile weather years >> and be sure you got the cbs news app on your phone ahead of friday so you can get the latest weather updates 24/7. >

they also introduced carp to the lake to eat any new algae.al fire says small lakes and ponds are critical to its efforts, and they're grateful for the community's efforts to help fight those wildfires. all right, let's turn things over to chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. certainly, we're seeing some milder temperatures, and this is helping out our current fire danger. we're not seeing anything in the way of strong winds as we head through this week. or hot temperatures, because we have two different systems offshore with some of that cooler weather. i'll get you more details on this, plus some updated rain chances in my 7-day forecast. let's start off that microclimate weather with tomorrow morning, 7:00 in the morning. as you head out the door, we will have a mix here. some high clouds, some fog. also some sun kind of mixing in. we'll hang on to some of those high clouds up across marin, napa, sonoma counties, down to about san francisco. and a 10:00 in the morning while all other spots will start to get in on some sunshine. and then look a

he considered the past insufficient for the stability of the water of this lake.rafizadeh said that another important issue in the revival of lake uromieh is that in the agricultural sector , effective measures should be taken to improve the cultivation pattern and water productivity in order to meet the environmental needs of 34 billion cubic meters of water in lake uromieh. in spite of the fact that about 2 billion cubic meters of water entered lake urmia this year, but because it made news in the provinces several years ago and this year as well, according to mr. ohadi, the medical centers of the contracting party with the ishargari insurance society are also supposed to 11,000 centers will reach from this week, we have medical commission meetings in four provinces it will be held in each province, god willing, we will have two meetings, considering that we have a density behind the medical commission, so we can update it again by the end of the year. the first priority of our work, well, the issue of medical care is related to the health services of jaami salg

lake sonoma right now is 88% of capacity.ch is pretty amazing at this october date before any substantial rains. >> reporter: supervisor david rabbit is chair of the sonoma water board of directors and says the lake has benefited if two solid years of rain and changes to the management of the reservoir. in years past they have released more water than they thought was necessary in anticipation of big weather events. >> and that really had to do with the 1954 rule book that they were using at the time and we thought we could do better. >> reporter: that is finally changing. the last two years of good rain have coincided with the improved forecasting and the pay off has been something in the ballpark of a 10% increase in storage. >> this last couple of years, we've been able to implement fero on lake mendocino and to a certain degree on lake sonoma and it's really been beneficial for us in terms of, you know, having a -- larger quantity of water behind the reservoir. behind the dam. through these -- really, you know, volatile w

assuming that the lake should be restored as a concern of the national project. so far, 6 ways have been implemented and 28 programs have been prepared for the restoration of urmia lake. but challenges such as climate change, sector development. agriculture and the implementation of industrial projects have been among the obstacles in the accurate implementation of programs. the efficient use of water and the establishment of modern irrigation systems that greatly improve water efficiency is one of the necessities. it seems that without the establishment of these systems, perhaps this desire and the purpose we have for the restoration of omaria lake will not be realized. the head of the environmental protection organization says that revising and strengthening the lake urmia restoration headquarters can be an effective step in solving the challenges ahead. in any case, if it is going to work as a cross-sectoral and national headquarters, the ihya headquarters needs to be strengthened both in terms of financial and credit resources and in terms of action . finance

lake havasu city is notjust called lake havasu city.. if it was publicity he wanted, then a story that's bridged 50 years has given rp mcculloch the last laugh after all. when it was painted more than 200 years ago, john constable's the hay wain was considered radical by many at the time. it's instantly recognisable and now a new exhibition details just why it became so universally famous, as zoie 0'brien reports. more than 200 years old and still the centre of attention, the hay wain catapulted john constable to fame in france and wider europe, winning him a gold medal at the paris salon in 1824. the painting now considered revolutionary, its creator, one of our greatest landscape artists of all time. it wasn't well received in england at first. for the british, who were seeing constable's work from 1802 onwards at the royal academy, the british institution and elsewhere, they were quite familiar with his artisticjourney. but when constable's works were exhibited in paris and then go to the paris salon, that there's a complete revelati

jobeth fields backyard lake is once again glistening with beauty, but a year ago, totem lake in penngroves an eyesore. after the drought, it turned into an algae covered mess. it was mostly covered in duckweed, azolla and down below was milfoil. and then the reeds had taken over quite a bit as well. beth and her neighbors teamed up to restore it. the women tried scooping the weeds out themselves, but quickly realized it was a much bigger job. after raising thousands of dollars, they hired experts to remove 76yd■!t of weeds, then bought 80 weed eating carp to keep it clean. but their goal wasn't just beautification, it was also fire protection. if there was a fire nearby and they couldn't use the lake, we were out of luck and we wanted to make sure that that did not happen. last monday, their efforts paid off when a wildfire broke out nearb, threatening homes. cal fire dipped into the lake seven times to help get the blaze under control. not only did they protect themselves, their property, their community, but also maybe a neighboring community that that benefit from that as well. cal fir

one of the things i was finding kari lake is very much the kari lake of 2022. she's a also claiming there are efforts underway using ballots to cheat, keep her from winning the senate and keep donald trump from winning the state of arizona. part of what i founds is there's right now no arizona republican lawyers that are there ready to defend or bring any of these cases on her behalf here. i talked to three of them who were involved previously in election cycles in 2020, 2022, and of course the rnc has built-up this election integrity operation so they could keep the fraud from happening on the front end instead of litigating it on the back end, so they say. right now those republican lawyers say they've stayed away because of kari's lake's penchant to bring lawsuits. one she claims tens of thousands of ballots were fraudulent in the 2022 gubernatorial election. right now they brought in a high powered attorney but they're currently looking for local council because it's local council that has the one bring lawsuits. really right now it's lawyers saying we don'

fascinating to talk to you _ great lakes. fascinating to talk to you as _ great lakes.kes. fascinating to talk to you as ever, it is, l great lakes. fascinating to| talk to you as ever, it is, as we say, a cliche, but too close to call. thank you for being with us. stay with us, you are watching bbc news. hello there. good evening. cloudier today towards the north—west, with some patchy outbreaks of rain. but for much of england and wales, another dry day with blue sky and sunshine helping to showcase some of these very pretty autumn colours around. and there's more sunshine on offer to you on saturday. largely dry with some rain again out towards the north—west, but by sunday, cloudier across the board with patchy outbreaks of rain. so quite a difference in the days as we head through the weekend, but high pressure has been dominant today. it's been squeezed further eastwards as we head through tonight, with these approaching weather fronts from the west that are likely to throw more cloud into eastern scotland, down through northern england, too. outbreaks of rain for

we turn now to a sordid story that i covered in the small town of fox lake, illinois.eloved local police officer calls for help, claiming that he is under attack and is then shot and killed. shortly after his death, i sat down with his grief stricken wife, desperate for answers. little did anyone know that the investigation would soon uncover that fox lake police had a traitor in their ranks. >> i called his cell phone yesterday because i missed his voice so much. >> when we first met mel gliniewicz, she appeared every bit the grieving widow, a cop's wife, coping with a personal crisis. >> i lost my best friend. >> her husband, lieutenant joe gliniewicz, a decorated beloved police officer, mentor and army vet, affectionately known in the idyllic small town of fox lake, illinois, as g.i. joe. his absence a vacuum in a model american family. >> someone took him away from me. someone took him away from his family. and that that that really. it sickens me that someone would do that. >> but the truth between the tears was more scandalous than even we could have ever imagine

this fire has burned about 300 acres east of clear lake. learning that twin pine casino in middletown has been established as a shelter, and coming up in about 15 minutes, we will be talking with cal fire live about the conditions out there. we will be joining you and having our newscast over on ktvu, plus new at five in san francisco, volunteers spent the afternoon cleaning up graffiti in the tenderloin. >> the department of public works organized the cleanup event. it was a joint effort between city crews and more than 50 volunteers. the city provided the supplies, including paint and rollers. a spokesperson for the department of public works says recently, the tenderloin has been hit hard by graffiti. >> the tenderloin is one of the most compact, diverse, vibrant neighborhoods in san francisco, and we know when we have tags here, it really makes people not feel great about things. it looks like it's a neighborhood where you don't want to walk through. so if we can go and eradicate those tags, make things look very welcoming. i think that

south lake tahoe is 28. truckee is 32. they are getting lake effect snow over in south shore. watch. what happens is the water temp is about 54. so you take 28 degree water or 28 degree air temp, and then 32 over the water and the winds northeast. so as it goes over the relatively warmer water, what happens? it drops snow right there around the keys and south shore. a rare lake effect snow. it happens, but the setup is perfect for it. today we also had rain. travis 59/100 from thunderstorms off and on rain most of yesterday. after that, northeast petaluma, santa rosa, danville, point reyes, vacaville, orinda and san jose all between 0.01 and 2 tenths of an inch. system has moved into southern california. arizona. we get high pressure, so a lot of 30s this morning and 40s 50s for some. fairfield and brentwood. a little bit of a breeze, but we are running noticeably cooler than 24 hours ago with palo alto airport leading the way at -13 degrees. we do see a break today. it will be sunny, nice, a little bit warmer than changes on the way, i think. late wednesday, early thursday we

detective: it's a murky lake. they couldn't find it.whole thing kind of goes into limbo again. andrea canning: as damning and detailed as jimmie martin's story seemed, detectives didn't have enough evidence to make an arrest. but still, the investigation plodded on for years. was it still being investigated actively or just kind of when new leads would come in? there were periods of time on this case that if we felt that one investigator had taken the case as far as he could take it, we'd give it to another investigator

clear lake keys. there are shelters set up at the senior center in lucerne and the twin pines casino in middletown. we're going to keep you posted on any and all updates. as for the heat back here in the bay area, this is a live look from our network of traffic cams. you see san jose, san francisco and the tri-valley in dublin there. tri valley checking in with triple digits yet again among our many daytime events this weekend we got stanford football, san jose state football, that car show in sonoma and the 49ers. this could be most likely the hottest 49ers home game ever at levi's stadium. let's bring in our meteorologist, rob mayeda. there's a lot going on. really a great weekend, but there's some concern here for a lot of people. robbie. yeah, and for october, it typically this is a month that we have to deal with high fire danger due to the war, dry, breezy conditions. we're seeing some of that up around lake county near the glen haven fire. the winds 15 to 25mph pushing that fire upslope and tow

this all unfolded in south lake tahoe earlier this week. they're a hiker, found himself stuck in the side of a steep granite phase near and lakes on monday, search and rescue crews were able to track him down and then hoisted them up into the helicopter. he was eventually safely returned to the ground. >> san francisco's four-legged residents gathered to be blessed today at saint anthony's for the blessing of the animals every year on october. 4th, christians all around the world celebrate the feast of saint francis, the patron saint of animals. it all happens with the blessing of animals and prayers for creation. friars gathered in the tenderloin district to bless the city's pets officials with animal care and control were also they're giving away a bunch of free pet goodies. that was always a fun day at school. blessing of the pets, lessing the pats white kids get to bring their pets. hamsters dogs, cats, everything. and i didn't get to do that. it's cool. oh, yeah, that's a thing. >> they do at some schools. it would have been cool. it i