the winds are up over the lake. ust reports are going down, as you can see. our sustained winds are in single digits. the winds are calm out west. but near the lake, where you have less interference friction-free flow of air down that smooth lake surface except for the waves on it, and you get high winds there. these winds went up to 71 miles an hour up to the green bay enter rans lighthouse. these are reports from all around the great lakes. you can see the kind of wind that was running down the lake, producing those incredible waves that went up to 23 feet offshore. the waves were 17.7 feet measured at a buoy near new buffalo, michigan, earlier today. here you see the winds tonight at midnight. the red areas are 20-mile-per-hour gusts. see how they're confined to the lake? the yellow areas are wind gusts up to 20 miles per hour and that's where we are tomorrow during the day. one change. because this system is spinning up and slowing down, more wind at the bears game. a north-northwest wind but under a sunnyier sky

the horse trail involved the island take stock because mean to what is now a small dried out lake. what makes the rust off reserve different is that this island is surrounded by a salt lake it's called managed good deal oak this is one of the lakes base the water is very salty the horses don't drink such water. as a seasoned explorer trails are not his only guide. i don't think of horses smell could be mistaken for anything else i would say that it is very distinctive that. they must be somewhere here near by. it in. the free roaming mustangs on board the island are in total isolation locals have another theory as to how the horses came to lake managed. in the old days robbers stole horses in neighboring villages and hid them that to this day the horses a still mistrustful of people. the island is now closed to tourists and only researches can visit get few have been able to approach the stallions let alone get inside the hood. who are here they are these are the horses we have spent ages looking for there are eight young cool it's nice free roaming horses are called mustangs. i can

talked of leadin me as mean a biologist is going to the deserted island of for me the lakes the most mysterious feature. it is couched in incredible legends and is the custodian of many secrets when and how it became home to a herd of horses is unclear. because of its population of noble beasts more than he has since been called mustang island today it is part of europe's only nature reserve in the stat. dr cans mean hopes to be able to get close to the mustangs to see how these federal descendants of domesticated horses live in the wild. they carry are good luck and godspeed if you find those horses thank you for the right. good good you're going to be listening when i find them i'll be sure to let you know ok. bye for now. managed code below is one of europe's longest lakes with a high concentration of salt it stretches all the way from the russian plane to the caucasus mountains as it runs through the cooma manage depression a natural border between europe and asia. there are no fresh water reservoirs rivers all springs on voting the island because of the salinity of the soil. con

the. wild horses free our special report is now. southern russia lake managed the low early morning is the best time for setting out for this small item from the mainland. this is because gale force winds blow live throughout the rest of the day. talked of leadin me it doesn't mean a biologist is going to the deserted island of what me the lakes most mysterious feature. it is couched in incredible legends and is the custodian of many secrets when and how it became home to a herd of horses is unclear. because of its population of noble beasts has since been called mustang island today it is part of europe's only nature reserve in the stat. dr cans mean hopes to be able to get close to the mustangs to see how these federal descendants of domesticated horses live in the wild. it carry our good luck and godspeed i defined as horses thank you for the right. good good you know what i did was leave when i find them i'll be sure to let you know ok. i for now. managed code below is one of europe's longest lakes with a high concentration of salt and stretches all

the earthquake struck in the lake van area closest to the iranian border, it was felt several hours away including here in mus. the lake is surrounded by mountains and dotted with small villages and towns and the place where rescuers are in the race against the clock and cold

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 havee

ultimate management at the lake merced track. we own the track. since 1950, the park department has been the primary management of the track. we have been the managers of the water. we're trying to delineate very clearly were the line is, and we take back some of the management responsibility for the landslide of lake merced hit a that is where the controversy is coming in. we have a draft memorandum of understanding that we have shared with recreation and park. we hope to come back in december -- november 8, even sooner. >> i have a meeting about this tomorrow with some people that want to talk about it. so november 8 is the drop date? president vietor: what about the level of the lake? >> it is of quite a bit, to your standards. going back to the slideshow just briefly, the last one is the side with no utility purpose at this point in time and no secondary use. an example might be the francisco reservoir, a reservoir that was in the system that was sort of put out of service in the 1930's and it has no utility purpose of this po

it'll continue to warm up, be mild across the great lakes even on monday. kind of chilly where it's raining in new england. scattered showers and thunderstorms, south florida but that's because the cold front hit and miss afternoon variety, the thunderstorms in the southwest and the cold front out west will bring rain. that front moves in to the central and northern rockies, areas of showers then. the northern two thirds of the rockies, shower activity in to the western great lake was the warm front and comes back north. it tries to keep it on the chilly side in new england. then even you folks start to warm up as high pressure dominates in the southern mississippi valley into the northeast. this next cold front, some models bring it a little faster but looks like it'll head in to the plains as we head toward the latter parts of the week. more in the long term in the next half hour . >>> increasingly hypped tell te no, ma'am guilty has created problems, simple straight forward solutions yield the wrong results this is in part boss because of more forces than

still humid in front of our storm system in the great lakes. eel it this morning as you come outside in philly. it's a very mild morning. but there are still sprinkles out there, drizzly in some spots and the breeze will pick up, 68 in philadelphia. one of the warmer spots in the entire country. dry out slowly during the day today. hopefully breaks in sunshine. all the windy, nasty conditions are in the great lakes and, yeah. pants. just be prepared to be depants. >> you can learn a lot on our show. >>> you can. what show does the president lay down an executive order against his kids watching? plus, once again lindsay lohan heads to court to face the music and there is no way she liked the tune the judge was playing. first look at entertainment straight ahead. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. because: bad weather, the price of oil those are every airline's reality. and solutions will not come from 500 tons of metal and a paintjob. they'll come from people. delta people. who made us the biggest airline in the world. and then decided that w

the lake may also contain clues about climate change. t were to melt, it would raise sea levels by about 20 feet. the scientists hope to find out whether it has happened before and how likely it is to do so again. bbc news. >> i cannot get over the fact that there is a late two miles beneath the ice cap. quite incredible. remember, you can always get updates on our website on all of our stories, and you can reach me and all of the bbc on twitter. for all of us here at bbc world news america, thank you for watching. see you back here tomorrow. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. union bank. and shell. >> this is kim - about to feel one of his favorite sensations. at shell, we're developing more efficient fuels in countries like malaysia that can help us get the most from our energy resources. let's use energy more efficiently. let's go. >> union bank has put its global expertise to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world

the water. she she is an island on lake an egg. here is a unique museum of would knock a texture on the island. the collection includes dozens of structures some of them are more than two hundred years old. one of the buildings dates back almost five hundred years. more recent structures are found on the coast such as appear to visitors. but for the most part the island looks just like it did one hundred fifty years ago. outsiders can only come here either as tourists or as participants in the keiji regatta which is held once a year. the participants in the balkan expedition being organized by month thick to insist on historical friend to city their sporting armor and learning how to wield mediæval weapons. wooden boats and sailing vessels standing side by side with three hundred year old wooden churches strengthen the illusion of a journey to the times when timber was the principal building material here. that's another of our traditional. russian i could texture reasoning this is because the main constructions have been made witho

petra's of all it's because the city on the bank of lake in russia's northwest. saw peter the great founded it in the early eighteenth century as a supply base for the russian navy to date as one of the leading centers for wooden boats making. a turn to ports. roger laps and turning to corner someone up until. cheesy island just a short distance from the trees of old school nothing has changed in the past two hundred years. the island looks like an open m.e.c. and. once a year it becomes a meeting point the vessels to belong to a bygone era. puzzle mark two called set up a private shipyard more than twenty years ago. since then the shop has been crammed with wooden boats even under construction already for sailing. for console each launch is an exciting and festive occasion. the shipyards owner is unlikely to ever get bored with sending vessels on then maiden voyage. jovovich there suggest that wooden boats have been built throughout human history three years here and i don't see any reason why we should ever stop making them. after all wood is the only building m