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the storms were running down the lake. the jet stream slices self word along the length of the lake forming the thunderstorms and others like a prolific kind of lightning. the heaviest rain is falling in a relatively narrow corridor near indiana. as you go west not much rain at all thunderstorm's occurred to the east of us. we had over 1 in. of rain in some areas in the metro area some areas out in the lake may have gotten 10 in. of rain. and northern indiana is getting that worst of that flash flooding. wind gusts are reported of over 30 mi. per hour near chicago heights. it's 76 degrees currently at o'hare. we want catch up and get into the 90 degree temperatures today tomorrow we may make it there. the heat is concentrated in iowa. and look at those 100 degree plus temperatures in kansas right now driving all of this and wind gusts with the storms went to 90 mi. per hour near waukegan and there was a fatality in kenosha where a tree fell on a motorcycle rider. 60 maybe 70 mi. per hour around the chicago area with lots of

the r directors are wonder. >> the pine lake is natural. they take of the area around the lake. they plant natives that are drought tolerant. one that stands the dry summers here. the whole park is under going quite a bit of reconstruction. they will renovate the trails around the lake. and the big project is the capital project for pine lake meadow. they are going to returf the dog run and the meadow by the day camp. we are looking for a very busy fall. by the spring of next year should have major renovations to the mark thal make it an outstanding park. i don't ever refer to it as my park. all the parks belong to all the people. this park belongs just as much to the families in the bay view sdrishth as it does to the gentlemen that lives across the street. i'm happy and proud to be the caretaker for them. i wake up every day and thank that i have

they will renovate the trails around the lake. and the big project is the capital project for pine lake meadow. they are going to returf the dog run and the meadow by the day camp. we are looking for a very busy fall. by the spring of next year should have major renovations to the mark thal make it an outstanding park. i don't ever refer to it as my park. all the parks belong to all the people. this park belongs just as much to the families in the bay view sdrishth as it does to the gentlemen that lives across the street. i'm happy and proud to be the caretaker for them. i wake up every day and thank that i have president vietor: good afternoon. i would like to call the meeting of the san francisco public utilities commission to order. mr. secretary, could you call the roll? secretary housh: [reading roll] i would like to note that commissioner caen is on the way. president vietor: next item. secretary housh: the approval of the minutes of july 12, 2011. >> president vietor: approved? next item. general manager harrington: -- secre

of lake starts to out pace the run off coming in. south lake tahoe, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> california drivers can once again opt for a license plate to support the environment. the dmv says it will start issuing a new plate at the top of your screen. the state cancelled the plate a few years ago because of a dispute with the artist. >>> a freeway just hours from shutting down and the warnings actually stretch all the way up here to the bay area. starting at midnight a 10-mile stretch of the 405 freeway will shutdown between the san fernando valley. you can see traffic moving along pretty well. there you see all of the construction crews that will be involved in this major construction project on the 405. we should tell you here about half a million cars use that freeway on a typical weekend. they will be doing repairs all weekend and will face fines if they are not finish on time. there will be signs advising people about the closure of 405 this weekend. >>> a spokesman says -- earlier this week the controller reporte

the great lakes are unique. the great lakes are unique in the world and i can remember a couple of years ago, senator dodd wanted lake cham plain to be a great lake. the great lakes are the five great lakes that children know how to identify them. we need to do this in a big way and we will be in trouble if we don't. and i thank the gentleman for his courtesy. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. the question is on the amendment offered en bloc offered by mr. latour et. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the gentleman from ohio. mr. latourette: ask for the yeas and nays. the chair: the gentleman from ohio asks for a recorded vote. pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentleman from ohio, mr. latourette will be postponed. for what purpose does the gentleman from louisiana rise? >> i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas rise? >> i have an amendment at the >> i have an amendment at the desk.

of course our days were spent at the lake. i learned to swim in the old cement pool, and i was proud when i passed the test is one in the leg. in 1935, my father was able to buy a place at peach growers, and we continued to spend summers there, from june until september, swimming in birch lake every day. we still spend summers at our cabin. my father's grandchildren and great-grandchildren are growing up at the cabin, except that now they're not able to swim in birch lake. * change, that is to be understood. but -- times change, that is to be understood. but surely it is possible to come up with some equitable arrangement that will allow the families at peach growers to share the heritage of the use of a birch lake. i ask for your thoughtful consideration in this matter. >> is there anyone else who would like to comment under this item? >> my name is dennis. me and my family have a cabin at peach growers, so i would like to address the issue of use of the lake. my understanding is that the first cabins at peach growers were bui

some of the lakes are natural lakes. they are not all man-made. >> it took a while to get the water lines out there. >> you can see the huge sand dune behind it. it was a challenge to get basic services. people would build houses, and instantly, a huge sand banks would blow in the night and basically close-up people's front doors. they had a lot of development that was needed before they could make a nice place to live. >> this was the park side real estate brochures from about 1913. >> 1908. >> there are pages you can read. inside it shows what you can do. it was so might be developed but never got develop. >> the realty company was going to take all of it and essentially the lead in and put houses in there. that was their plan. it was a very nice square grid. so the south side of the sunset is called the park side. i think it would be closer to golden gate park, but it was sort of a realty bargaining scheme because it was mostly sand dunes. the first announcement was that it was much warmer than you would imagine. it is

today there was snow skiing in the chicago except of the water variety, look at the mariners on the lakelook at how sharp the horizon is, where can you get a july 4th with so little haze and humidity in the air, big storms are flaring tonight in the upper midwest and down to the south of us, but it be great big wide open pressure that dominated july 4th a front sitting in the area to the northwest, with thunderstorms down to the area perhaps early tomorrow night sometime, they should be fading out as they come through but they may be a bigger risk to the north as they are in northern minnesota tonight where there are big storms flaring extending into south dakota look at the sky in pineridge south dakota and approaching system that you can see thunderstorm watch is in effect in these counties shading under thunderstorm warnings a lot of action going on up there but again how much does that hold together by the time tomorrow night we will have to wait and see i think tomorrow will be gorgeous with lots of sunshine building clouds late in the day and began a 30% coverage nighttime thunders

you will see the thunderstorms have been running down the lake for hours. ' start coming out of these clouds. then here comes the rain is sweeping and with 81 mi. per hour winds reported tonight to just off the shoreline. so a really wild weather and quite a hot spell to follow. the storms have been erupting in upper michigan and northeast wisconsin and running down the lake, here is what looks like at 9:30 a.m., already some storms coming. watch what happens as we animate this and we get these bands each. here is the current state of affairs, these things to our 47,000 up to 57. 57,000 ft. in the atmosphere. it looks like we are about ready to turn this off in northeastern illinois here with this latest batch going through but we have some rough hours. we can lay in the lightning here for you it is amazing how storms that are fueled by heat as intense as the heat that we have going on to the west, our prolific lightning producers. there are likely to be some more before this is all over, here is what is happening to make all of this happen. here is the dopp

the leaders. >> next up, lake merced, and we went to report the status on that., we wanted to have an mou, and it is on the agenda today, and there is a report. >> the general manager for water. we have been working with rec and park for some time. we produced a draft to that and put it out and had a public meeting last tuesday evening at the clubhouse. 43 people attended, and we had a lively discussion. we heard comments that focused, having me pu -- the puc take complete control. people have been disappointed in the management of lake merced. there is a desire for an additional boat house. a lot of people fishing, boating, different kinds. again, we heard a lot of commons. we have been summarizing those. we are aiming to bring it back to the commission for consideration in september. president vietor: and the issues primarily at the community are what? they would like the puc to maintain control is possible, rather than the split control? >> yes, you raise that it is a range now -- the way that it is arranged now is general resource management, they are manager

the searched the lake to not find any other bodies. attended the norwegian church spoke to a woman knew somebody shot. >> this is one of several parishioners who honored the victim's in oslo, norway. a homegrown terrorists. she says that she knew a 16 year-old was shot twice by the alleged shooter. cuffed >> issue was on the island from. she was on the island, but she was shot but not killed. >> she could not understand what she kept getting an odd text message until she turned on the news. the names of the victims of not been released so she does not know if she knew any of the victims. >> she says that one of the messages said that i am safe, do not worry about me. what is happening in my neighborhood. >> the sunday service is from a per-share led by the norwegian. many are upset about the shooting. >> we never really understood of of 911 in norway. now, i think that we quickly realized what happened to the american people. >> the flag will be a half step outside the church remembering those that lost their lives in this tragedy. in

by the lake tablatures closely to a decrease temperatures. ore and ted that's about the big weekend warm up a bit warmer pattern at this week that could bring thunderstorms which many areas need for tonight there may be an isolated showers less than 10 percent of the areas we showed you want shower across an area out west low temperatures 60-67 tonight northeast wind 4-14 m.p.h. carried over into thursday partly sunny with comfortable temperatures and humidity high 85 degrees and lead at the mid '70s at the beaches dry air war and nicely. scattered clouds. 60 degrees to tomorrow night and friday partly sunny modestly sell high 86 degrees and 80 degrees at the beaches with humidity, back in a noticeable fashion sunday afternoon. seven day forecast coming up >> blast from the past in a town near you behind the scenes of a traveling family circus. verizon claims its 4g lte is twice as fast as at&t. we're putting them to the test against the speed of a rescue unit. go ! they're downloading a music album. the first network to finish gets rescued. d

i'm at the bottom of the lake bed. clearly, it's going to be a long titi before it gets back in the water. this heat is incredibly dangerous. just hours ago here in north texas, a man died. emergency officials say they found him in a house with no air conditioning. diane. >> yungi, thank you for reporting in tonight from that dry lake bed. >>> and, next, there are a lot of ways americans are expressing worry and frustration at the squabbling politicians letting the debt deadline take the economy to the brink. and one big message was delivered today. the markets, the dow dropped almost 100 points, as worried investors pulled out. they're watching that clock, you see, right there, ticking down to the august 2nd deadline for a debt deal. and in another scramble for safety, people are rushing to invest in gold. prices up as never seen before. here's abc's john berman. >> reporter: the partisanship, politicking and lack of progress in washington might already be taking a toll on your personal bank account and 40101 the stock

while all the lakes have their charms, lake como is my favorite. it offers the best mix of accessibility, scenery, and offbeat-ness with a heady whiff of aristocratic-old-days romance. lake como is lined with elegant 19th-century villas, crowned by snowcapped mountains and busy with fleets of little ferries. it's a good place to take a break from the intensity of urban turnstile sightseeing. it seems half the travelers you'll meet have tossed their itineraries into the lake and are actually relaxing. today the hazy, lazy lake's only serious industry is tourism. lake como's isolation and flat economy have left it pretty much the way 19th-century romantic poets first described it.

sandoval got a smash, right into the lake. that closed the lead from 3-2. guy swims and gets the ball and gets run over. anyway. 4-2 padres in the 8th. will venable a solo home run. padres win it by a final of 5- 3. three more times this week. cody ross left the game with soreness. the a's another one run set back. mariners in town for this one. this meeting. the american flag right there. scoreless in the second. curt suzuki gets through. matsui scores and the a's led 1- 0. in the 6th, though, here came the mariners. brandon making his first start since coming off the disabled list. a home run by josh bard to make it 1-1 and it stayed that way into the 7th inning with justin smoak getting a double to right field. marijuananers win it 2-1. a's 12-19 in one run games. tour de france, stage 3 today. nice art work in the field there. yes. we will tell you that american tyler farrar slipped in front, over the line to take over the yellow -- his first victory and a first time an american won a stage on the fourth of july. there you go for tyler farrar from washi

the lake. not the lake. big river. wow. what? many bridges. the bridge is very old. so, don't go plenty more all right. so. this is a real birds eye view. very good. someone is flying like me. i remember his face in my japanese history book. his real name is,foto shim. hi. good to see you. so, many messengers down there. so, they are waiving you. why are they waiving me. to take me. the end of my life. i'm dying now. oh, my god. so, any way i don't want to - that the river. must be the sticks i don't want to cross the sticks and die because i have no money. so, six months for currency in japan. cost of six bucks. i have no money so see you later. hey! so go to this. go to the east. [birds chirping] any way i'm safe as long as i still with birds. okay. wow. what's that coming towards me. okay. i should grab it. a kind of pole. hey, hey! i'm safe. so, any way, let's get to the - got to get out of here. go. get out of here. where am i? whoa this morning the sunrise is very beautiful. that mountain. i'm still in japan. wow i'm lucky. and there's a place to the temple gat

provinces on the use of great lakes water. congress ratified the agreement and was signed into law by president bush in 2008. among the most important provisions of the compact are restrictions of the removal or diversion of water from the great lakes basin. the underlying bowl was to prevent any one state from plundering the fresh water in the great lakes. so it is with great concern that i learned yesterday that the ohio state legislature passed legislation to permission businesses to remove five million gallons of water a day from lake erie. in new york we are about to adopt a far more reasonable limit by requiring a permit for the withdrawal of 100,000 gallons per day. the ohio bill if adopted would violate the spirit of the historic great lakes compact, and force a race to the bottom among eight signatory states which would result in an accelerated level of diversion and further reduce water level in the great lakes beyond the impact of ohio businesses. such an outcome is unacceptable. the consequence of such a large-scale

the native fish is what people fish for in the great lakes. so again i urge this body for the sake of preserving the great lakes fishing industry to allow this amendment and again it's my intention that the additional $10 million would go towards a great lakes restoration initiative which right now is underfunded by $100 million. so it will be some measurable improvement and to have that money focused on preserving our great lakes fishing jobs by stopping the asian carp. thank you, mr. chair and if i'm able to -- mr. chair, and if i'm able to reserve my time, i do so and if not i do yield my time back. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. >> mr. speaker, i rise in support of this amendment and strong opposition to this bill. the interior appropriations bill that's before us today is a radical assault on public health, on clean air and clean water and our environment. and this bill wouldn't create a single job. instead

the r directors are wonder. >> the pine lake is natural. they take of the area around the lake. they plant natives that are drought tolerant. one that stands the dry summers

the great lakes initiative is restoring the health and vitality of our great lakes. in my district, the 10th district of illinois, we want to make sure the great lakes are taken care of and protected for future generations. however, the ecosystem is showing signs of serious stress and action is required to restore, rehabilitate and make our great lakes better. as a scout master, i teach the boy scouts the principles of leaving areas better than when we found it. the great lakes restoration is an important avenue to restore our lakes so they can remain the crown jewel. but in order to preserve the great lakes, we need the initiative to help tackle the challenges. first toxic substances are polluting the water and this is helping with cleanup. invasive species are causing ecological stress on the lakes and the initiative institutes a zero tolerance policy so asian carp cannot be established. we must ensure the pollution does not impair water quality. and the initiative works to restore degraded wetlands and wildlife habitats. i along with congressman lipinski introduced

outraged many in the city's lake view neighborhood tonight police talking. >> we will work to make sure the opera resources are in the area appropriate resources we have a rise in robberies >>to make sure the area is safe and continues to be safe >> at a town hall meeting the beating by a gang of about 15 people on a one-man sunday night was the first topic addressed. >> we are all a shame that people in our neighborhood are being attacked. >> makes me change and modify my behavior i do not want at home at after midnight >> man who shot the video hoping to draw attention to what they say has been growing of violence at least three stabbings in less than three weeks. monday night they watched as a man was pummeled stabbed and slammed into a wall. >> i think it the visual that came from the actual taping sent a clear message. not quite as easy to sweep under the rug >> a legitimate concern for people in the neighborhood or in other parts of the city >> police want to make clear the other two stabbings not a group attacking 1% 81 on one incident aldermen tom tunney the district did not spe

investigators took him a number of times to the lake, only to find nothing. >> it was pretty discouraging to put that much effort into nothing. >> reporter: then earlier this year, after looking at area photos and maps investigators narrowed the search to a specific creek bed. after five minutes of searching they find a hip bone. >> it's just nothing short of a miracle being able to see a sizable corner after bone sticking out. >> tests confirm the bone was from lou ellen burleigh. investigators flip to washington where the family now lives to break the news. >> she never expected us to find anything of her daughter. and you can tell that she was relieved as a mom to finally have a piece of her daughter back. >> there were times during our talk that you know, i think tom and i both had lumps in our throat and you know, the family was very, very happy. >> reporter: in the quiet pleasant hill neighborhood where ellen grew up, long time neighbors say it was nice to finally have closure, 34 years later. >> it was still sad and -- but i'm sure that it's better to have it finalized to know fina

special because it's in the building's southeast corner, and it offers unobstructed panoramic views of the lakevy pier and downtown sky skyline. the european theme continues in the dining room with this incredible antique crystal chandelier and several more pieces of period furniture. in many of these apartments, the kitchen is a small interior room with no windows. in this case, we have a huge space with a separate breakfast area that has panoramic views of the lake and then a kitchen that is a caterer's dream. there are four refrigerators including a wine refrigerator, two dishwashers, a warming drawer. pretty much anything you can imagine you would need if you were entertaining. i'm standing here in the oversized master bedroom with beautiful crown molding and a sensational view of the city. behind me is her bath and to my left is his. in the husband's palatial bath, a whirlpool tub, steam shower and this incredible work of art, this marble floor. the homeowners were on vacation in france and they saw this floor in a hotel and found the artisans, flew them over and they spent 3 1/2 months co

. >>> if you head up to the lake this weekend you will see this, smaller beacher and deeper water aroundshore. this year's heavy and late run off caused the lake level to rise five feet to the 5th highest level recorded. this much water is not unheard of but it sun usual to see a steep rise in one season. >>> a protest wrapped up in san francisco in support of state prisoners on a hunger strike. >> the hunger strike is going. >> our camera followed two dozen demonstrators in orange jumpsuits to march down-market street an hour ago. the police would not let them enter union square so they went to powell street. no arrests. hundreds of prisoners are refusing to eat food as they demand better conditionsism the men accused of stealing a picasso sketch worth $100,000 from an art gallery pled not guilty this morning. meanwhile we are learning the theft had a history. new jersey police recovered more paintings worth hundreds of dollars in his apartment. we were not allowed -- >> reporter: we were not allowed to take pictures of him. the police say this surveillance photo shows him walking away

utah benefited it to the dry lakes. it protects not only the timber lands but a scenic view and kept press teen a whole area. as of 2010, two million acres have been protected. it is important to realize that it is not taken from private owners, but it is in partnership

the body of a man who fell into lake michigan and never resurfaced has now been recovered. good afternoon everyone i am robert jordan in for steve sanders >>and dom dina bair we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on the beach yet america and on the web at >>we have a live report at dusable harbor with the latest from nancy loo >>it is believed to be a 29 year-old man from orlando park park the body was retrieved at 910 this morning just minutes after beginning where they left off at 230 in the morning >>a sail boat spotted the man going under but he was too far away to get to him and time the marine unit marked the area before calling off the initial search at to 30 this morning due to the darkness. >>we have information from the previous surge that gave us good coordinates which is wary went back this morning a shirt was recovered last night from the area so we went right back to the area and we located the victim with an 25 yds of the markers that we place their. re.. >>the body was not positively identified but it is believed to be that young man f

we have an easterly wind and that will be a stabilizing cool force coming off the lake so the showers will fade away but we managed to have a half an inch of rain here in chicago overnight. this is the 12th consecutive day of 80 degree plus temperatures. we have sonsunbreaks this afternoon with some overcast skies later ... it was 86 degrees at o'hare yesterday the weekend will be warmer and more humanmid.. it's a decrease currently here in chicago ... not a bad day. we are four degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. 31 percent humidity with moderate allergy readings summertimes optimally are 1 and 4:00 p.m. active thunderstorms will be developing and downstate.. we do not expect warmer temperatures to develop until the weekend. we run the best chance of getting measurable rain in those areas that have been quite dry ... tonight partly cloudy with moderate humidity the low temperature is 63 degrees. the beaches will be 78 degrees tomorrow the weekend will be partly sunny and warm with humidity and temperatures creeping optup.. time now for today's trivia: who is credited with int

but i didn't actually think i would see one in the lake. >> reporter: the 45-foot gray whale entered the river with her calf. the two swam together when the calf headed down river, a few miles back to sea. >> she will have feed and salt water again for her skin. they expect she will do quite well. >> reporter: one spokesperson with the tribe says the river runs through their land. scientists say the whale is healthy, for now, efforts to scare her away using noise and water boats failed. but the longer she stays, her health will decline. and she later could become trapped. >> there is a concern, of course we don't know. this is not an issue that we face very often. but yes, there is that concern. >> reporter: and scientists have observed the whale conducting feeding behaviors, like i said shes trying to eat in the river. they conducted the tests, no surprise. there is really nothing there for her to eat. the best guess or hope is that the whale will leave on her own when -- well who knows? ken pritchett ktvu. >>> and $124,000 grant will pay for private security guards to return to dow