lakes, any of the problems they have or concerns ultimately flows over the niagara falls and in to lake ontariofinitely the most stressed, over developed and polluted of the great lakes. and it shows. you can see the mixture of sewage when you see like tampon applicators. all those new condominium towers that have been built in the last 10 years when it rains all the sewage from all of those buildings is going in to toronto harbor. we are building more nuclear power planned here, left all our nuclear waste along our drinking water supply right across the great lakes we are building dumps in to the great lakes water systems, emerging threats like that and waste around and on the great likes and inside it is becoming a bigger and bigger issue. there is no plan for any of that. it's all sitting on our drinking water. it's reckless, it's dangerous, it's stupid and somebody is going to pay the price for it. canadiens and americans, we need to get together and come up with a united consistent, effective set of rules and regulations that insure that the great lakes remain swimmable, drinkable and fish

the concerns of the great lakes falls over niagara false and into lake ontario. it was the most polluted of the great lakes and it shows. you can see the condom and tam tampon applicators. all the sewage is going into the toront harbor. we're building dumps into the great lakes water system. emerging threats like that is a waste around the great lakes, on the great lakes and inside the great lakes and becoming a bigger and bigger issue. this is no plan for any of them. it's all sitting on our drinking water. it's reckless. it's dangerous. it's stupid, and someone is going to pay the price for it. canadians and americans, we need to get together and come up with an united and consistent, effective set of rules and regulations that insure that the great lakes remain drinkable and fishable for the next hundred years. if we don't do that then there is going to be a huge price to pay economically, culturally and socially. >> many are taking part in a festival. in kathmandu we have this report. >> it is a festival where family members of those who have lost loved ones c

. >> it has stolen some of the sparkle from lake ontario. t of the water pressure series, and, made protect the lake his life's work. >> i'm mark matson, and i'm the president and water keep are for lake ontario. my family is from kingston and we have a place, there, and, we went there, fishing and swimming and community there was, i was very connected to community. everything that goes on, up in the other great lakes, any problems, flows over to niagara falls and lake lake ontario. it's the most stressed overdevelop, and polluted, of the great lakes and it shows. >> you can see the mixture of sewerage and you see tampon ap make indicators, and all those new condominium towers, when it rains, all the sewerage, from all those buildings, is running into the harbor. >> we're building new nuclear powers here and, we're building dumps into the great lakes water systems. and, waste around the great lakes, and, it is becoming a bigger and bigger issue. there's no plan nor anything. it is all sitting on our drinking water, it's reckless and dangerous

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any the problems or concerns ultimately flows over the niagara falls and into lake ontario. definitely the most stressed, over developed and polluted of the great lakes, and it shows. >> you see the mixture of sewage when you see condom or tampon applicators. we left all our nuclear waste along the great lakes. we're building tumps into the great lakes water system. this is on the great lakes and it's becoming a bigger and bigger issue. there is no plan for any of it. it's all sitting on our drinking water. it is reckless, dangerous, stupid, and someone is going to pay the price for it. canadians and americans, we need to get together and come up with an united consistent effective set of rules and regulations that insure that the great lakes are made drinkable and fishable for the next 100 years. if we don't do that, then there is going to be a huge price to pay economically, culturally. >> we start with athletics whe with the men's 4 x 400 event. it's the sixth time in a row that the u.s. has claimed the title. =fplt the first ethiopian to win the women's marathon at the wo

i'm from kingston ontario, at the end of the lake hake. e a place that my family had for 150 years, we always went there - fishing, swimming. the community was connected to. everything that goes on, flows over. ontario - definitely the most stressed overdeveloped and polluted of the great lakes, and it shows. >> you can see the mixture, like tampon apply katers, condominium encounters, and all the sewerage from all the is going into the harbour. >> we are building power plants. the drinking water supply. emerging like that, it's about waste on the great lakes. it's a bigger issue. there's no plan for any of that. it's all about drinking water. it's reckless, stupid. someone will pay the price. we need to come up with a united rule. so that the lakes are drinkable and fishable for the next 100 years, if we don't do that, there'll be a huge price to pay. >> north america's tallest mountain is about to get a name change again, president obama will change mt mckinley back to danali, its traditional name. it's part of a 3-day trip to alaska, try