the lakes water level used to reach as far as the market. now it's shrinking along with its fish stocks. too many companies are pumping too much water from the lake. it's almost thirty degrees in the shade so the fish have to be sold off quickly it's a good day for the women of the market. brought back with them since a small tilapia fetches one euro at the moment. late into a tidy profit for the day at least. one of the. yeah visit was the location if any will. be such as. they worked on the. yes people at. least not. yet for now these people can only hope the water stays clean the way it was before the cut flower industry descended on the shores of lake never . in this week's global snack we check out a tasty dish from brazil. it's a sultry twenty seven degrees celsius in the friday metropolis at the mouth of the amazon in the city's famous market the mcardle battle pays off if you can find a flower brazil nuts a rainbow of tropical fruits and all sorts of other regional specialties. this store sells one of the markets most popular fruits.

every year more and more the lake is getting further away from us. so used to be thriving people lived on fishing farming and herding it was considered the warehouse of the deferred region where the borders of coming room child nigeria niger meet now it's a desolate city where people barely survive lake charles has shrunk by eighty percent over the past twenty five years and continues to recede. owns a red pepper farm known here as manga gold is very popular in both niger and nigeria business used to be good. because the chad lake is the backbone of the economy in this region people were self-sufficient and now we're facing dire problems and we need help if the lake dries up people will die out of hunger the area has been sealed for two years as a result of the war against boko haram. with the absence of rainfall in a drought prone region west african countries are looking for options to save the lake including transferring water from other sources but that needs funding and security both unavailable at the moment the rise in poverty has led to an inc

the lake's water level used to reach as far as the market. now it's shrinking -- along with its fish stocks. too many companies are pumping too much water from the lake. it's almost 30 degrees in the shade, so the fish have to be sold off quickly. it's a good day for the women of the market. their husbands brought sackloads back with them. since a small tilapia fetches one euro at the moment, the haul will translate into a tidy profit. for today, at least. roseline: we have this improvement. because there is no fish dead anymore. yes, they worked on it. researchers came, they worked on the fish. but you know, we are just people at this level. we couldn't be given the feedback. but maybe they solved the problem on their own. reporter: for now, these people can only hope the water stays clean. the way it was before the cut flower industry descended on the shores of lake naivasha. host: in this week's global snack, we check out a tasty dish from brazil. reporter: it's a sultry 27 degrees celsius in belem, the thriving metropolis at the mouth of

into the east to west, and then it could also feed up into this loop system. again, lake merced has a billion gallons of capacity. additionally, tie into the existing line in the richmond district and other areas. just one future possibility. we are also looking at other water source, which i will get to. so, what are the next steps? complete rigorous reliability analysis. environmental review, with the planning department. we will begin design work for option 12, including a thorough review of components, pump, valves, etc. by the agencies. we are specifically going to look at pipeline alignments. one of the things we are going to look at analyzing richmond district pipeline. so, currentsly one east/west pipeline. so, we are going to look at having two east/west pipelines. for example, we could have one that runs on cabrio and another down california or clement street. so we will report back to the supervisors and other people. we are also looking at the exact locations of the north/south runs, so, right now the conceptual option 12 has the north/south run on 22nd avenue

every year more and more the lake is getting further away from us. both so used to be thriving people lived on fishing farming and herding it was considered the warehouse of the defense region where the borders of coming room child nigeria and niger meet now it's a desolate city where people barely survive lake chad has shrunk by eighty percent over the past twenty five years and continues to recede. owns a red pepper farm known here as manga gold is very popular in both niger and nigeria business used to be good. because the chad lake is the backbone of the economy in this region people were self-sufficient and now we're facing dire problems and we need help you if the lake dries up people will die out of hunger the area has been sealed for two years as a result of the war against boko haram. with the absence of rainfall in a drought prone region west african countries are looking for options to save the lake including transferring water from other sources but that needs funding and security both unavailable at the moment the rise in poverty has led

the un . its main claim to fame is an unparalleled natural attraction this lake. more than one hundred thousand told arrests come here every year most of them are from afghanistan during the winter season it's possible to skate on the lake which sits at an altitude of two thousand meters during the summer months it's used for bathing and boating. the people here live off tourism bomb neons considered liberal and women work as tour guides to. i'm happy that more and more tourists are coming here it would be nice to see a few more foreign visitors. but the problem is that this place is hard to get to this road goes through territory where this fighting that scares off people who can't afford to fly john good though. is. the only other attractions more famous than the lake out ones that don't technically exist anymore all that's left are the mother rocky caves where they were blown up by the taliban fifteen years ago the world famous borders of bomb yeah but there's a whole new attraction here now the country's only international marathon the runners registered on the

the restaurant lies right on lake constance with a stunning view of the mountains. many of his vegetables like this lettice the grown on right now island in lake constance but he's not a chef who uses only regional products this wilds target comes from france pullbacks maxim is serve up the very best food that the world has to offer the finance and. i always think that it comes down to the product and the quality and not the region or good is it for me to tell my guest it's not tasty but its regional or not rather say tastes sensational and comes from canada but our philosophy of the a few of. the restaurants in the hotel riva is named after the beautiful tragic heroine ophelia from shakespeare's hamlet and the beauty of the surroundings was a major reason why dicko bag a former student of star chef had her voice moved to constance in two thousand and ten after traveling extensively back has put down roots in this city on the border with switzerland who founded the restaurant and met his partner. and for almost a year dicko bag has been cooking for someone else besi

when clouds hanging low over the lake in the early morning there is little chance of the sun shining in house down that day all too often clouds gather in the high mountains and the grain is a link to the skies overcast nearly every morning but the mountains are so high that the people of house wouldn't see the sunrise anyway it doesn't shine directly on the village until later in the morning. only a century or so ago there was not even a road leading to a house caught in the south come a good region of austria the climate here is rough and inhospitable the winter is long nevertheless this region has been inhabited for thousands of years so what is it that keeps people here the answer is to be found deep inside the mountain. the center is a precious commodity so it was first mine here over three thousand years ago and it is still mine today that in fact is the oldest salt mine in the world the salt mine is a prehistory left behind this rope made of linden bast splinters of pine wood and torches have also been found in many places inside the mine. all traces of early mining activity a

the restaurant lies right on lake constance with a stunning view of the mountains. many of his vegetables like this lettice are grown on right now island in lake constance but she's not a chef who uses only regional products this wilds target comes from france pullbacks maxim is serve up the very best food that the world has to offer the from . the southwest border open i always think that it comes down to the product and the quality and not the region or anything good is it for me to tell my cast it's not tasty but it's regional they're not rather say taste sensational and comes from canada that's our philosophy of the ophelia or. the restaurant in the hotel riva is named after the beautiful tragic heroine ophelia from shakespeare's hamlet and the beauty of the surroundings was a major reason why dick old bag a former student of star chef had voiced moved to constance in two thousand and ten after traveling extensively bag was put down roots in this city on the border with switzerland and founded the restaurant and met his partner. for almost a year dick whole bag h

early in the morning all menace cracking sounds coming from the lake. there i don't. mind i can tell you she said you should. think she did such a good job to show. us. his interest and if he too. thought he'd be one of the toss up that high but he can indulge at that i still think i just want something. these members of the dog tribe will migrate with almost two hundred fifty animals sheep goats horses yaks and all their belongings. apart from the year that all their possessions fit into two trunks. i'll never know they're not that often all they're hoping to. get rid of courtesy he said to her talkative mclean. former two i'm sure one of the ones that have a fridge or turbo drilled in your home in the degree of time and then going through the fire i don't like to go out. of time is not a factor for the nomads they advance at their own pace. the van leads the way. the yaks are the fastest. the sheep and goats follow close behind. find a hole for home. for old uncle and both of them like the one. told. us obama. will tell the whole. if you do. it's a long four day ride

a dam is being built close to the sudan border. lakee of the river, is a place of myth and legend. it's the biggest lake in ethiopia and many of its 37 islands have their own monasteries. it's a very sacred place for ethiopian orthodox christians. this monastery dates back to the 14th century. some of these paintings are more than 400 years old. the nile appears in the old testament and legend has it that the ark of the covenant was briefly brought here. but all is not calm on these waters. the struggle for control of this great river is dividing the three countries that share it. the nile is the bringer of life, and from where it launches itself downstream it has the power to bring peace or bring war. this is where the blue nile begins its long journey. from here up in the ethiopian highlands it will cut through caverns and canyons, across plains through sudan and egypt and into the delta of the mediterranean sea. around 85% of that water comes from here and that is why a vast new dam being built in ethiopia is dividing nations. this i

the. lake get to news twenty six meters above sea level and connects the pacific and the caribbean and the ships are raised to this level full load again railway line runs over a dam away from the canal. a boat trip across the artificial lake isn't without its dangers when the canal is built only trees near the shipping channel were found the remains of the former rain forest and been steadily decomposing for bore than one hundred years now. the. whole. entire trains were abandoned and submerged when the can out was flooded. hour. in her. her feet her. home this underwater museum will exist for a long time to come and it is well guarded in. the hall. as clue is as go to a log on the atlantic entrance to the canal ships have been sailing into the harbor where they can still buy for more than one hundred fifty years now it's one of the oldest in panama the tourist train journey ends in a complete the un specter. killa station in the port of call on a fleet of taxi drivers are standing by to pick

some 100 kilometers downriver, the precious waters flow into lake tana -- the largest lake in ethiopia. one of the many orthodox monasteries which dot this region is located on a small island in the middle of the lake -- debre maryam. belief in the power of the river's water draws pilgrims to debre maryam as well. priest eshete medhem was born and raised on the banks of the abay river. eshete: abay means life to me. not only because the water is holy, but also because the church on this island gives me work. the church and the river are closely entwined. people come here to be cured. once upon a time the nile's waters even raised some from the dead. reporter: a river so powerful, people even ascribe miracles to it. 30 kilometers south of lake tana, the blue nile falls are africa's second biggest. the falls are themselves a miracle in ethiopia, a country generally notorious for drought and hunger. time appears to have stood still in the impoverished highlands. further south, the blue nile bends westwards, heading towards the sudanese border, where it will be used to provide the country

>> you are stun, you don't know what to do. >> while the man dialed 911 his co-worker jumped in the lakewo people inside and get out but water was too cold and car was sin king too fast. victims were rescued by divers with the trenton fire department, and they are recovering at a their by hospital. >>> well, security... is absolutely massive. massive operation. department of home land security has been planning for two years now. black hawk helicopter will be in the air making sure no aircraft gets too close to u.s. bank stadium and in drones are allowed for 30 miles, everything going in the stadium will be screened as well. >>> back here at home animals at brandywine zoo indulged in super bowl mania today. zoo bobcat made his prediction favoring a toy with an eagles logo, not too far away a con dor shredded a bait inside a box with the patriots logo. tradition shows bird will devour the patriots just as the bird did the food out of the box. >> we will be right back. my day starts well before i'm in the kitchen. i need my blood sugar to stay in control. i need to shave my a1c i'm always

i mean it's not a lot, but it's something to see, you know. >> reporter: the lake observatory's visitor center was not open to the public today. but down below, people could see the snow capped mountain top, the tallest peak in the bay area. >> what is it like to see this kind of snow in the south bay? >> well it's beautiful to be honest. it's nice. >> reporter: on mt. hamilton, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> oakland's mayor is feeling the heat for warning the public about what she had heard was a large scale ice raid in the works. tonight her spokesman tells kpix 5 joe vazquez, the mayor is now getting threats. joe? >> liz, she says she has received hundreds of nasty messages on voice mail, e-mail, and social media. that's according to her spokesperson. most came from outside california. some were death threats. mayor schaaf's office gave us one recording that if you listen closely, it's not quite a threat, but you can hear the anger. >> i'll tell you what -- what the administration ought to do is come down there and put the cuffs on every one of you that don't follow the law. and the little cr

the white thing over there is lake michigan. you can't see it now. is taking over the city and the entire midwest. you can see nothing but a blanket of snow everywhere you look. i want to show you, overnight we have 5 inches of snow. just the beginning not over just yet and expected more snow over the next few hours. when it's all said and done the chicago area can see 10 to 14 inches of snow depending where you are. that would make it the biggest storm you see here in chicago this season and officials are telling everyone use common sense. from you inside. it may be bet toward stay inside and don't go outside. getting around in this weather right now is going to be a huge pain at the airports. more than 1,000 flights are canceled. this is all far from over. i'm alex perez in chicago for abc news. >> all right so it could be snowing -- >> it looks cold. some spots a foot and more than a foot. >> no snow for us but we are tracking rain into the weekend guys. stormtracker 6 live double scan we are dry now as far as that precipitation is concerned. maybe

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it is cold enough to produce the snow in the great lakes in the ohio valley. pressure that cuts north allowing us to tap into the milder wind flow. the majority of the rain that moves in will be just that in the form of rain. not as cold, 26 reading, 25 allentown, 27 filth, 25 in dover for the overnight low. pregaming tomorrow, getting ready for the superbowl, a soaking on the way, high of 43 during the game tomorrow, kickoff around 6:30, a temperature of 42. still wet across the delaware and lehigh valley. hopefully time to ver celebrate tomorrow night, temperatures of 40. conditions dry between 9:30 to 10:00 tomorrow night. 11:30 tomorrow morning, we have rain in philadelphia, mixed prescription to the north and west and snow across extreme northern berks, lehigh valley and the poconos. 4:00 p.m. tomorrow evening, you can see the rain across allentown, some of which is heavy at types. change from snow to rain. a wall of water across the area. 10:00 tomorrow night, the back edge from the northwest suburbs. as far as expected snow fall at the onset, a coating

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the band of lake effect snow dumped more than 7-inches of snow on this salt lake city area. ased dashcam video shows a utah highway patrol sergeant near-miss on monday. the trooper was on the scene of a car crash when another vehicle slammed into his vehicle. the trooper runs out of the way and then that second car slides into the two vehicles. amazingly no one was hurt. >> two people living on an island in north jersey cannot get to shore because their bridge was torn down. danny van orden and his 74-year-old neighbor lee donelly live on the island in sparta. the lake association demanded a bridge be taken down calling it a liability. van orden uses this kayak to get across the lake. he says he could have left but decided to stay on the island because of his neighbor donelly. >> she's not going to leave that home was her cat. this is where she's lived for the last 30, 40 years. >> sparta township must approve a new variance for a walkway. >> new policy at cinemark. starting tomorrow no bags larger than 12-inches by 12-inches by 6-inches will be allowed with the exception of

i'll swim the rivers and lakes now. >> in addition to pumping more money into infrastructure, the plan calls for reducing the permitting process from 10-two years and funding from rural infrastructure. the president's meeting with state and local officials is scheduled to start at 11:00 a.m. eastern. michelle. >> how are democrats respond -ling to the plan? >> needs more investment and infrastructure and $200 billion from federal government isn't enough. this week, the advance of the announcement released their own proposal and calls for five times more federal funding available. >>> thank you, jessica. >>> today marks the one year anniversary of nearly 200,000 residents e vat waited after the -- evacuated after the main flood spillway at the orovile dam cracked. they'ring looing hard at how they missed the built in weaknesses of the nation's tallest dam. a letter last month it said it wants owners of the dam to look just as hard at their own safety. no one died in that crisis but one year later, the state facing billio

that's a lot of money for the into people of even a lake. back to the berlin international film festival on our colleagues of their charlotte chelsea and have scott roxboro is standing by for us hi guys so earlier a film about incest and murder and then the festival moved on to win a reign in the film tell us more about that yeah that's how we spent all morning watching that film about incest and met with i think only just recovered but we have another film about about brutal mad i'm afraid that the iranian film pig is about a director who's blacklisted in iran and a killer is gradually picking off his friends and actually this is a comedy this film that he did expect from the pluck pluck it exactly as you might predict but he's sort of also some self why he hasn't been a target say what it's meant to be quite a surreal film and it's highly anticipated here the better not it because the director of the film has made multiple appearances him and he's an interesting director he comes from the sort of magic realist school every me and cinema he

the lake provides a livelihood for local communities it's home to plentiful stocks and. in a month one point five tons of the thick skins end up in newton's fish leather factory he collects the waste directly from fish guillotine plants. these skin decomposes it produces. and it is also a health hazard for then bottom and now this industry is up at just sent one of the biggest. that is. there you just next year so as they were throwing do you think the environment their population that i was moving in. really danger decomposing fish attracts flies maggots and disease spreading rodents. newton uses organic solutions to avert bacterial processes on the fish skin it took him two years to find an environmentally friendly product that's made of banana. and bean leaves having known the facts of. chemicals used in turning they are very lethal some of them are really coursing dead so i was three. i.d.'s i thought of really looking for plants that will help me turn fish skin into leather without harming the environment. he's turning technique also helps to loosen the scales which