hill on to the frozen lake. d actually stop before they were getting close to the water. >> it appears that the lake ice near the base of the hill is frozen solid enough to stand on. >> then a guy goes down the hill and when he doesn't get close to the water, he pushes himself out closer. >> the man scoots further out on to the lake. >> look at that big crack. is that a big crack next to him right here? >> yeah. >> michelle refocuses her camera and zooms in. there's a large crack forming across the ice just behind the man's sled. >> i could look right down and see the ripples come out from under the ice because the ice was so thin. >> other people venture further out on the ice. no one seems aware of any danger. >> i kind of kept thinking, if they get enough speed, they're going to keep going, and they're going to end up in the water. >> which is exactly what happens. >> this one guy went up pretty high and came down. he was coming across the frozen lake extremely fast. and my wife turned the camera back on and t

the shores of the lake are in danger. the fishermen still cut papyrus to build their boats, as their ancestors did hundreds of years ago. the german nature and biodiversity conservation union wants to preserve the area. it does not want to destroy traditions, but it does want people to change their ways. >> more than 3 million people are dependent on the lake. our government is also investing too much money, trusting lake tana exists. we have hydropower investments in this part of lake tana. more than 70,000 hectares of land is being considered for investment, for agriculture. all of this is planned assuming lake tana is there, so it is very important. millions of people's lives are at stake, so protecting lake tana is crucial. >> but the people need the land to survive. termers cultivate fields up to the water's edge, under the simplest of conditions, to the displeasure of conservationists, because birds from europe, like these cranes, spent part of the year there. >> it is one of the most important bird areas, i said, be

nothing ever happened to them. >> reporter: in the air over falcon lake, stacy holland says the texas department of public safety was already advising boaters on falcon lake to be very careful. >> just a warning to let people know that this threat is out there and it's very real and that we've had documented cases of pirating. so it's mainly for situational awareness, and, you know, we don't recommend going into mexico on this side of the lake. >> reporter: tiffany hartley says she had heard about troubles on falcon lake, but she and david had been there once before and things were fine. they never felt that somehow anything could happen. >> we hadn't heard of anything for a while and we were just there in august. enjoyed three, four hours that day on falcon lake. >> reporter: after all, it was so sunny. so calm. so perfect for one last ride. >> i told him, please, don't shoot. please, don't. >> reporter: in an instant, tiffany hartley claims she and david were caught in a war zone. >> are you sure that your husband got shot? >> yes. he was hit in his head. he was thrown off the jet s

so he pushed her into the lake where she drowned. idn't realize the size of the blood stain on the boat launch. and the repair neurons in florence's brain. both told a story. in an attempt to make it look like an accident, mark kicked the railing with his right foot transferring paint to the tip of his shoe. and where he kicked the railing was inconsistent with the location of the body. >> he had every opportunity to call for help. he never did. he let her lay there. and after thinking about what to do for some time, he premeditated it. he went back and pushed her in the water to drown. >> three years after florence's death, mark unger was convicted to first degree murder and sentenced to life without parole. >> his head snapped back when that verdict was read. he was shocked at the verdict. he anticipated going home that day. >> i was wrongfully convicted of this crime. i am innocent. >> florence's parents say her death should never have happened. >> while my daughter's death was a tragic and unnecessary event, i think there's a less

the st. marys river, and lake huron. mirch but this year, breaking through massive ice formations across the great lakes to keep the traffic flowing. it shows just how have encompassing the ice is this year. 80% of the great lakes combined are frozen. the u.s. cutter like this have been forced to expand their ice breaking operation. the cutter in biscayan bay has shifted face, and the sheets have become 2-3 feet thick. >> that's not typical. usually they can handle chi through the winter. >> but tugboat operators say that they require more tugboats and extra time to break through the ice, and those are price that's shipping companies don't want to pay. >> it drops our sales from 35 manufacture 50%, and we have to layoff three-quarters of our workforce to keep a skeleton crew on, so it really is an impact on us. >> reporter: at the great lakes research lab in ann arbor, michigan, it normally covers 323%, in the last time it covered this much was 23 years ago. >> we have the arctic vortex in january. >> it maintains levels

our mission today is to escort a canadian tanker through the icy waters of lake st. clare, up the st. clare river toward lake huron. the tanker is loaded with refined petroleum. not only is this treacherous work. one false move could mean an environmental disaster. along the way, hollyhock is breaking more ice. but the chunks of ice will stack on each other and refreeze thicker. >> a lot of it is ice management and breaking only what we need to to stay in place and not jam up any other choik choke points. >> reporter: four hours into our voyage we make contact with the tanker which follows us back to the north. that is why what is normally a one-day trip through this stretch of the great lakes is now taking a week. >> they're not able to make the normal speed. >> reporter: and time is money. while it's too early to measure the economic impact, iron ore shipments are down by a third. if this keeps up, steel mills along great lakes could be forced to cut back production for lack of raw materials. and the last time it was this bad they were still breaking ice on the grea

the drive. this is what we are seeing as we head south on lake shore drive. we have some video that we would like to show. we caught up with a few cars that were probably moving too fast. this is the in the 55 workers had to hook up a cable to pull that ban on to the expressway around 2:00. there have been multiple standouts on 55. this is down and the blinof joliet area. all systems been out of 80 near 55. there are about 200 snowplows out focused on the main streets and of course lake shore drive. want to make sure everyone is able to get around this morning. once the main street and lecture drive is taking care of sidestreets no problems, and south but it is 4:00 a.m.. take it slow. i came in on the dan ryan. the roads were definitely snow-covered. you could not see the lanes as you're driving. still people were thinking it would be better to go faster. we saw someone spin out. take it slow. take extra time. take public transportation. back to. >> as usual, the snowfall is also covering northwest indiana. that area could see anywhere from three to eight inc

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. >> the lake which feeds the russian river is managed by the army core of engineers for flood control purposes. but at 36% of candle stick passengers sierra, there is certainly no risk of flood and a fast dwindling supply. here is a great example of what should be underwater. these branches look like somebody placed them here for a bond fire. they were actually put here by a local fishing club for bass and blue gill. >> more than a year ago, before the draught put pressure on people to conserve, the lake held plenty of water. but in a routine move, the army core of engineers followed what many say is an antiquated manual dating back to the 50s and released a third of the water in the lake, just in case. >> unfortunately, it didn't rain after december. >> mike with the army core says it's not that his agency wanted to release the water. it had to just in case forecasters were wrong. >> the last thing we want to do is jeopardize the 250,000 residents downstream because we poorly operated the damn. >> can't make rain but you can certainly manage the resources you get more efficiently. >>

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 >> just a few steps away from union square is a quiet corner stone of san francisco's our community to the meridian gallery has a 20-year history of supporting visual arts. experimental music concert, and also readings. >> give us this

the lake is one feet higher. >> i can look across the lake and sand dunes out in the middle of the lake now back underwater. >> at folsom lake, abc7 news. >> a town in danger of running out of water received relief. the california department of public health approved 250,000s ndz funding for will yits the town will install a water pipe. the crisis hit after california cancelled riverries to farms and cities. >> a drought related man tra is making it's way through city hall. leaders are acting to gutierrez dents and businesses to save water and conserve. the city is offering devices to help save water. now, abc7 news has another great weather resource for you. plus get alerts, power outage information and weather tweets from your weather systems. >> san francisco police asking for your help in finding a man that went missing today from his care facility. ed win caldwell walked out of his facility this morning. he suffers from alzheimer's disease officials believe he may be trying to head home to the town of ross he might be wearing a san francisco giants or cal bears cap. >> a department

sunday lake level rose the lake is one feet higher. >> i can look across the lake and sand dunes out e of the lake are now back underwater. >> at folsom lake, abc7 news. >> a town in danger of running out of water received relief. the california department of public health approved 250,000s ndz funding for will yits the town will install a water pipe. the crisis hit after california cancelled riverries to farms and cities. >> a drought related man tra is making it's way through city hall. leaders are acting to gutierrez dents and businesses to save water and conserve. the city is offering devices to help save water. now, abc7 news has another great weather resource for you. plus get alerts, power outage information and weather tweets from your weather systems. >> san francisco police asking for your help in finding a man that went missing today from his care facility. ed win caldwell walked out of his facility this morning. he suffers from alzheimer's disease officials believe he may be trying to head home to the town of ross he might be wearing a san francisco giants or cal bears cap

allen martin shows us uncle sam actually made our water supply worse. the lake ... wat >> reporter: for mike martinez it's a long, dry walk. >> charter 77, 76, this is as low as i've ever seen the lake. it's scary. when i think about it in the big context of our water and the water table in general, yeah, it's scary because we take it for granted. >> reporter: lake mendocino which feeds the russian river is managed by the army corps of engineers for flood control purples and the sonoma county -- purposes and the sonoma county water agency for water supply, but at 36% of capacity there's certainly no risk of flood and a fast dwindling supply. here's a great example of what should be under water. these branches look like somebody placed them here for a bonfire. they were actually put her by a local fish -- here by a local fishing club as fish habitat for bass and blue gill. over a year ago land mendocino held plenty of water, but in a routine move the army corps of engineers followed what many say is an antiquated manual dating back to the '50s and released 1/3 of the

and the part is ada -- park is ada accessible. there is also a natural lake. is is your chance to stroll and let the kids run free. it also has many birds to watch. it is the place to find some solitude from the city and appreciate what you share with a wonderful breath of fresh air. , an experienced this park and enjoy the peoples, picnics, and sunshine. this is a lovely place to take a stroll with your loved one hand in hand. located in the middle of pacific heights on top of a hill, lafayette park offers a great square a of a peaceful beauty. large trees border greenery. it features tables and benches, a playground, restaurants, and tennis courts. there are plenty of areas for football, frisbee, and picnics. it is very much a couple's part and there are a multitude of experiences you can have together. bring your dog and watch the mean go with the community or just picnic at one of the many tables and enjoy all of the park has to offer. many couples find this is the perfect place to put down a blanket and soak up the sun. it is a majestic place you can share

moderate to heavy snow expected from the eastern plains to the great lakes of five to eight inches ineas. >>> weather in new jersey is expected to be fairly mild for tomorrow's super bowl. meanwhile, security for the big game is heating up. the tsa added about two dozen bomb-sniffing dogs at newark liberty international airport. >>> now back to "caught on camera." >>> at the end of a grueling triathlon, two athletes face off in the battle of wills, as they both lose control of their muscles within feet of the finish line. >> i just couldn't do what i wanted to do. stand up and just walk across the line. my body just wouldn't do it. >> i'm like, okay, stand up, go. stand up, go. but my body couldn't respond to what i was telling it to do. >> you can will yourself, but at that point there was just nothing left. >> the iron man triathlon world championship is an epic race. 2.4 miles of swimming followed by a 112-mile bike ride and a 26-mile marathon run. it's the ultimate test of physical and mental endurance. in the end, for some, the sweet taste of victory. for others, the sharp pain o

it's already having a big impact on the great lakes. we are live on an icebreaker trying to keep the shipping lanes open. >> reporter: how cold is it? so cold the great lakes have almost completely frozen over. we are with the coast guard breaking up the ice trying to deal with a massive economic impact. >>> and another big story. a deal in ukraine. maybe you have heard. this comes on the heels of a huge fist fight breaking out inside parliament earlier today. there you see the hubbub in the ukrainian parliament. protests, government leaders working their way towards a deal. we'll see whether it sticks. we will talk to an expert. >>> outside of parliament in kiev it's been of course a bloody week with scores of people dead now after street fighting. today we'll ask if the truce can last and see if the deal that was reached simply to keep the cameras away in the closing days of the russian olympics, putin's olympics, that are closing up right now. >>> and a look inside rupert murdoch's brand new bachelor pad. we have the real estate broke

dell cut down on some of the lake surface. ere's enough oakland quake water. 60 percent of its covered. the most lacher was 30.4. we do expect some like enhancement from this storm that has winter weather advisers going to and in tomorrow. ford has six in chicago. heavier amounts downstate or there is a winter storm warning. we'll have about 18 hours of steady snowfall commencing in the city around 5-7:00 this evening. will taper off as you go in the end. there'll be some open area drift. it is a winter storm warnings. extending all the way east to new york city and philadelphia where they have this now right in the wake of the super bowl. 8 in. of snow within 12 hours. and 46.3 in.. here's what the latest warm will lay down. some amount approaching pretty good snowfall on the way. we'll show you a blowup of the snow accumulation map. nacreous shadow there for the look bumpy on the satellite imagery. it is from the taller clouds that we're getting this note to fall. it is moving ever faster to the north and east. twin thus on a

at this spot, the lake is about 40 to 50 feet deep. but instead of all that water, i'm standing on at least 18 inches of ice. with 88% of the great lakes now covered by ice, it's the first time in five years the ice has been thick enough to walk to the caves. >> over the last 30 years, there's been a huge decrease in ice cover and the length of the ice season on lake superior. this is a rare phenomenon and it's going to get rarer. >> the last time and maybe there were 20 people the day we came. this cave, we felt like we owned it. >> reporter: this time, drawn by photos gone viral on the web, people are coming to the national park in record numbers. they're exploring on hands and knees, pulling children on sleds, even with dogs. the crowds are an unexpected boost for local businesses. >> it's over the top, unbelievable. like nothing we've ever seen before. >> reporter: ice that puts smiles on people's faces for a change, with a dazzling display of nature's beauty. john yang, nbc news, apostle islands national lake shore, wisconsin. >> y

>>the restaurant is at 1242 west lake street. on our website we will have the link and all information you will need. we will have our recipe. >>look at that. grab a fork. >>look at that. grab our daughter begged us to sign her up for karate. we thought it was going to be just another phase, but she's a total natural. which makes us karate parents. one day i noticed her gi looked dingier than the other kids. but now since tide plus bleach alternative has more whitening power... i used it to wash her gi and now she's all...pow! she looks sharp like a dragon strike. that's not a term. i'm just waiting for her to get into hockey. hockey's for canadians. i'm canadian. and i'm not. [ female announcer ] tide plus bleach alternative. that's my tide plus. time for the answer to today's trivia question. >> late tomorrow we might poke it briefly into the warm sector. much of the they will be spent with a wind off of the lake. a late winter storm. we have a flood watch posted for chicago. sunshine and warm 10 gesturetemperatures. the wind is

steves: the town of keswick is your best home base for exploring the northern lakes, which i prefer tohe more commercial southern part of the region. keswick was originally a mining center. but the slate and lead industries eventually gave way to nature-loving tourists, and, in the 19th century, keswick became a resort. its fine old buildings recall those romantic-era days when big-city folks first learned about communing with nature. today the town is well-stocked with hiking-gear shops... and pubs. the lake district is popular with english holiday-makers who prefer to bring their beloved dogs with them on vacation. keswick's town square can look like a canine convention, and in local pubs, dogs are more than welcome. and we picked up a tip at the pub. a sheepdog trial and hound show is on today, and it's just down the valley. farm culture is still alive and well in these fertile hills. from gritty shepherds to gentleman farmers to curious tourists, there's something for everyone. while lots of fun and plenty entertaining, competitions like these have practical roots. they go back to

. >> police found michael's car in the parking lot of lake minnetonka a few blocks from his office. >> a police officer actually saw the mercedes parked there around midnight that evening also. which is unusual. it's an isolated beach, cold january evening and here is this mercedes sitting there at the beach. >> michael's briefcase on the front seat. there was no blood in the car or any sign of violence. investigators found what appeared to be blood on the frozen surface of the lake a few hundred yards away. but tests on the stain were inconclusive. two days passed. then, a workman at a city compost pile saw a flock of crows hovering around some discarded christmas trees. >> and i looked in there and it was quite obvious it was a section of a human leg all the way up to the hip and i thought it's a pretty big guy. >> investigators also found a human torso. >> the head and the hands were missing, so it looked like someone was trying to get rid of anything that could be identified as far as identifying the body. >> but they did find the end of a fingertip. when police ran the fingerprin

the sheriff's dive team is searching another lake. damian trujillo was the only reporter with those divers as they looked for her today. >> reporter: the official word coming from the sheriff's office here is that those divers were training when our cameras caught up with them yesterday. but several high-placed sources tell me that was no training exercise, that it had everything to do with the search for sierra lamar. the dive team returned to another lake in santa clara county on wednesday. nbc bay area is not naming the lake or its location to protect the integrity of the investigation. sources tell us a tip led divers here to search for evidence in the disappearance of sierra lamar. >> this just underscores how important it is to find sierra's body. >> reporter: legal analyst steven clark says suspects in the past have been convicted of murder without the body, but it is an uphill battle. right now, the suspect sits in jail awaiting trial. >> without a body this case is much more challenging for the prosecution, and they're going t

i look at the great lakes, they are frozen. or 10 years ago, i was told that the countries were going to disappear because the water is rising. >> i think 20 years ago global warming was an issue. don't try to interpret your daily weather as a manatioifestation of global warming. the fact is, the earth does not have a correct temperature. the climate has changed in the earth's entire history. and even if mankind is contributing to global warming, the role is to what to do about it? if it is more centralized government control over the economy and more institutional institutions to govern life that is wrong. >> if we so the laws and rules and a kyoto treaty that was proposed. how do you change america without impacting change in china or russia or india or the developing world? >> that is an illusion. china and india and the countries that are in substantial carbon emissions were never going to sign the agreement. we and the western europeans would restrict ourselves and lower our economic growth and 0 impact on global warming.

one of the lake's main attractions, the annual poker run. the event is covered by all angles from local television station, lake tv and its co-owner. >> the poker run started as a fund-raiser for local charities. basically you show up at the restaurant, you sign in, and then you go to six different stops. and at those stops you'll get a card and at the end of the day, the best hand winds. it really is a highlight of what the lake is all about. getting out in the water. just enjoying all of the restaurants and the establishments that are on the water. >> lake tv cameraman and co-owner, brett, is tasked with shooting video onboard the contestants' boats. on his last run of the day, he positions his camera on a boat carrying a group of six other people. >> it was a beautiful, beautiful warm summer day. the event was actually wrapping up. it was the end of the day. everybody was in good spirits. we had rode in about 15 different boats that day. i get in the boat, i mount this camera on the dashboard. and this allows me to sit down safely and rid

sandra: the great lakes have been freezing over at the fastest rate in more than two decades. ls are frozen. fox news's mike tobin joining us live from lake michigan where the coast guard is working non-stop literally to break through the ice and keep shipping leans open. mike? >> it is remarkable, david and sandra. if you like behind me, lake michigan might as well be a polar bear habitat. rare you get this much ice on the lake but it's a rare and brutal winter. as the lake freezes over so does the shipping lines. to keep the nation moving it depends on the ice breaksers of coast guard. with ice opt great lakes nearing record levels. >> 25 feet. >> roger. >> the crew of the icebreaker, biscayne bay, finds the call of duty as far south as chicago for the first time in their careers with the coast guard. you can see it from the satellites. the great lakes are frozen. >> usually the normal tugs can handle the ice. this year it's a little too thick for them. so the coast guard had to bring in an icebreaker to help. >> ice is broken by the weight of cutter, from air bubbled out of

well, the blizzard is moving away, which is great news for the great lakes. and the severe thunderstorms have now moved off the eastern seaboard. so we expect a quiet weekend across most of the country, there could be thunderstorms down towards miami with the cold for tomorrow, of temperatures in the 80s there. otherwise, nice on to the eastern seaboard. 60 in boston. 67 in atlanta. out west it's nice too, 74 degrees in dallas. for sunday's weather, it looks like it will be just as quiet for much of the country as well. in the east, 40s and 50s. 70 in atlanta on sunday. 25, chicago. no major weather systems coming our way across the country. maybe some light showers in the pacific northwest. minneapolis, though, does cool down. that's the key, though. we're going to see much colder weather. next week more of the arctic plunge. and by thursday of next week, lester, we'll be back in the deep freeze from minnesota down to the carolinas. lester? >> all right. janice, thanks. >>> as we head to the final week for the olympic competition in sochi, another high drama

. >>> ice dams, the trouble freezing temperatures are causing on the waterways from the great lakes to the east coast. >>> and aww, the puppies that will have their day in tomorrow's other super bowl. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, his state is about to host the super bowl but it is a sport of bare knuckles new jersey politics that has governor chris christie on the ropes tonight, facing a new allegation that he did indeed know all about a politically engineered traffic snarl on the george washington bridge, something he has strongly denied. the charge is being made by a lawyer representing a key figure in the controversy. it has so far not been backed up by any evidence. but with christie standing as a likely presidential contender the claim has quickly gained traction, and tonight christie is fighting back hard. nbc's kelly o'donnell has been covering the story from the start. she joins us tonight from the gw bridge in ft. lee, new jersey. >> reporter: geood evening, lester. this is a real balancing act

the lake. the past seven years have reduced water levels have not only hurt small businesses that rely on tourism but have also strained local governments as local towns have had to lower their water intake. marinas have had to spend valuable dollars on boat ramp upgrades and dock relocations. dollars that could have been spent on growing businesses, hiring new workers, and enhancing local commerce. in addition, to the drawdown of water has deterred tourism as a misperception has been created among potential visitors that the lake is no longer suitable for boating, fishing, and water sports. every year lake cumberland brings to the local community $200 million in economic activity and employs on average 6,000 people. understandably those in the local community have been anxious to see the water levels return back to their normal level after seven years of reduced water level. 2014 was supposed to be a great year for lake cumberland. as kentuckians would mark the end of seven years' of repairs to

temperatures in the lake tahoe area are arod the freezing level. in southern california... a rain- soaked freeway may ha played a role in the crash big rig, in pasadena. it happened last night, in a tunnel along interstate 210. in eastern l-a county, a thousand homes are under mandatory evacuatn orders. heavy rain could cause flooding and mudslide steep mountain slopes, burny a recent wildfire in glendo. for up-to-date weather information, around the clo. go to "k-p-i-x dot com." developing this morning-- fs say surveillance video shown francisco cops stealing mon and drugs during searches. it's part of a three year lg investigation... and now, t officers have been indicted. anne makovec is in the news and tells us now they will their day in court. five of the officers are du court at 9:30 this morning. facing charges of conspiracy and c rights violations. the othes arraigned yesterday, and is out on ba. surveillance videos release the public defender three y ago... shows undercover cops allegedly barging into tenderloin hotel rooms witht a warrant.. in some cases . stealin

and there's more ice on the great lakes than there have been in the last 20 years.e have beautiful blue skies. live view from the storm team 4 city camera overlooking washington. temperatures right now below freezing. most locations now are generally hovering in the 20s. we are right now at 31 at reagan national and elsewhere we're in the 20s. and we will have it generally in the 20s here during the rest of the afternoon. and then, maybe briefly in the mid-30s by midafternoon. and as we take a look here now over the next few hours, we'll have increasing clouds. and by 11:00 tonight, the leading edge of snow moving in. after that, some light to moderate snow briefly for two or three hours between around 3:00 a.m. through 6:00 a.m., and then it will quickly end, and leaving in its wake about a dusting to an inch around the metro area. we could pick up as much as 1 to 2 inches northern suburbs, 2 to 3 inches farther north and west of there. by the time it ends around dawn on tuesday. then, during the day on tuesday, during the afternoon, back up into the 40s. so we'll

in fact, his wife was near the lake, and the wife ran into the friend of this dog's owner. the dog chased ducks on the ice, fell through, terrified. that owner fled the scene trying to get to his car to go get help. turns out, he's a diver. the wife gets on the phone, calls him up, he puts on his diving suit and is in the water, not ten minutes after this dog ended up falling through the ice. >> that's a really long time for that dog to be in there and freezing cold water. >> man, there's a few moments there where he's almost going under. >> looks like the dog almost gave up as he came around the corner. >> surrendered into his arms. >> watch. he's able to lift the dog out on to the ice and the dog collapsed but they made sure the dog walked and kind of warmed itself up a little bit, walked all the way to the car. ovey's wife took the dog to the vet, the dog's tired but is doing well. by the time the owner got back to the lake, the dog was at the vet being taken care of. >> good work. >> told you. >> sometimes police will take you down or a regular citizen who has had enoug

the hills are wetland. they host fragile ecosystems and drain water into nearby lake victoria. it's the second-largest lake in the world. as the city gross the wetlands of disappearing fast. they campaign to save them. they have been protected by laws in 1995. he says it's not in force. >> if you look at the policies in uganda, they are the best. when you look at what we are doing, it's a wide range of people, ranging from the capital investors. >> people build ohms on wetlands. it blocks the drainage. rains are heavy.

>> in the lake. >> four minutes, that's the amount of surveillance footage law enforcement needs to build a case against patrick shamorei, a 28-year-old real estate agent described by family and friends in shar lots vfl, virginia, as a gentle but misguided soul, and by a u.s. attorney as a meticulous criminal. >> on the tape he is cold, he is dispassionate, he is focused on his goal. and that is of having his wife eliminated out of his life. >> disgraced everything. disgraced herself, family, me, you. >> how did she disgrace me? >> everything she touched, man, she wrecks people. >> i'm not a psychologist, but psychopaths have a lack of empathy. things that trigger in us a more human reaction, a sympathetic reaction, psychopathy eliminates that. >> you really want her gone? >> mm-hmm. >> when you watch his face, when you listen to his voice, there is no conflict or remorse whatsoever. >> yeah, you got that cold. >> patrick captured on an fbi surveillance camera is a far different man from the one seen

temperatures in the lake tae area are around the freezing level.have chai with you if you're driving there this weekend. in southern california... rn may have had something to do with the crash of a big rign pasadena. it happened in a tunnel along interstate 210t night. no one was injured. and there are mandatory evacuation orders for a thousand homes, in ean los angeles county. there's concern the storm will cause flooding and mudslides... on steep mountain slopes, burny a wildfire last month. that could threaten hundreds of s in glendora and azusa. for up-to-date weather information, around the clo. go to "k-p-i-x dot com." developing this morning -- n francisco cops accused of b "dirty" will be in court th morning. anne makovec is in the news with the evidence the feds e using against them. five of the officers are du court at 9:30 this morning. facing charges of conspiracd civil rights violations. the other was arraigned yesterd, and is out on bail. surveillance videos release the public defender three y ago... shows undercover cops allegedly b

the great lakes frozen solid as the coast guard is trying to cut through the ice.he lake hasn't seen this kind of ice in nearly 20-years. >> let's go live in maria molina. >> good morning. happy valentine's day to you and to everyone. i want to look at the totals across parts of virginia and other states. in virginia can we saw a grand l of 20.85 inches of snow. the storm system impressive. it is still snowing early this morning but we are finally expecting the storm system to continue to pull away from the region and many areas across the coast and the i 95 corridor yesterday. we saw the rain stratransition snow. you can see the hardest hit area expected to be across new england. blizzard conditions in places like vermont, new hampshire, parts of maine. 12-18 inches forecast for many of you and strong winds over 35 miles an hour. snow fatigue we have snow accumulations for the season. illinois we are expecting the clipper system to hit the midwest through out the day today. that storm heads east and as we head into the weekend several inches of snow will be possib

long in the middle of lake be wet the strange illusion the highway over the lake has risen into the air over giant black hole. moving across the water creates a mysterious paper trail. it is though they're floating in midair. rashes like this appear frequently on make the world. when the weather gets particularly cool wind meaning you. cd of all since it's at the tip of lake be well. in the chill of winter the russians are often visible from here because the temperature of the water is higher than the air above it creates a layer of warm the air to surface. when life gets fat layer of concrete facts and distorts forming mysterious phantom images objects often look as if they're floating. or upside down. many locals remain unaware of them are options all options to the rash seems to live here seventeen years. this is the first time i've seen it. it's not very easy to see. there's one group has been reporting the phenomenon for almost twenty years. we know what to watch out for in particular cars boats and waits. this large ferries seems to have it smells open. i have this motor but it se

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the coast guard is trying to maintain shipping lanes on lake michigan, a route that officials say is commerce. so mike tobin has been out, and i saw a piece you did earlier in the driving snow. what work they have to do there. >> reporter: still driving snow. what looks like it might as well be polar bear habitat. that's lake michigan, and the rare event it freezes over, shipping lanes freeze up and the nations depends on the icebreakers with the u.s. coast guard. >> with ice on the great lakes nearing record levels -- >> 25 feet. >> roger. >> -- the crew of the ice brake -- icebreaker, best -- the great lakes are almost entirely frozen. >> usually the normal plugs can handle the ice but this year it's too think so the coast guard had to bring an icebreaker down to help. >> ice is broken by the ware over the cutter, even the wake is often enough to create a shipping lane. >> what we're into now is called wind rows where the wind has driven the ice to stack up. it's thick and the ships can't get through and it that's why they need the coast guard to break. when it gets thick like this

the part is ada -- park is ada accessible. it is also a natural lake. this is your chance to stroll around the lake and let the kids run free. it also has many birds to watch. it is a place to find and appreciate what you -- a wonderful breath of fresh air. come and experience in this park and enjoy the people, picnics, and sunshine. this is a lovely place to take a stroll with your loved ones. in the middle of pacific heights, on top of these hills, it offers a great square, a peaceful beauty, large trees and grass and greenery. it features tables and benches, a playground, restaurants, and tennis courts. there are plenty of areas for football and picnics. it is very much a couple's park. there are many activities you can experience together. stroll on the pathways, bring your dog, or just picnic at one of the many tables and enjoy all that it has to offer together. many couples find this is a perfect park to throw down a blanket and soak up the sun. it is a majestic place that you can share with someone you chairs. lafayette park is also easily access