the golan heights. syria claims it. u.n. officials say the peacekeepers were detained during a period of increased fighting between syrian government and opposition forces. >> the united nations is making every effort to secure the release of the detained peacekeepers and to restore full freedom of movement of the forces throughout this area of operation. >> observers suggested the militants might be from al-nusra front, a group linked to al qaeda. but he said u.n. officials cannot confirm that. the capture came a day after opposition fighters overcame government troops to take control of the border crossing. israeli commanders say stray fire from the fighting prompted them to fire back. militants detained u.n. peacekeepers in the same area last year. >>> officials in the philippines say chinese personnel are beefing up their presence in the south china sea. they say the chinese are adding weapons and other equipment to facilities they built on reefs off disputed islands. nhk's charmaine deogracias reports. >> reporter: nhk obtained p

the officials want to build another ship built with the missile defense system. a senior ministry official says thebage request would exceed defense spending of about roughly $48 billion. >>> the japanese government has lifted an evacuation order for part of a village near fukushima daiichi. some people say they are happy to return home. nhk world reports. >> reporter: eastern fukushima prefecture. part of the village is designated unlivable but in other parts evacuation orders are ready to be lifted. some people have concerns over whether their communities are free of radiation. on sunday the central government held a meeting for nearly 300 former residents. about 80 attended. officials explained radiation readings are lower than the government standard. they also said the area is safe and infrastructure has been improved. >> translator: we think it's not appropriate to keep the evacuation order while some residents are hoping to return home. >> reporter: the officials said they plan to carry out decontamination. they said the restoration of main roads is nearly

the officials say the balance was $7.9 billion and has been in surplus for 29 months. officials point to strong experts of cell phones and cars. economists study the numbers to gauge south korea's financial relationship with the rest of the world. we ask about the pros and cons of such a prolonged surplus. he is a professor at the catholic university in seoul. >> the pros is that korea is experiencing currently an economic slow down and the surplus helps mitigate some of the slow down effect. second, the surplus allows us to build up foreign exchange reserves which helps us avoid financial crisis. having a surplus gives korea a certain type of confidence in korean economy. now, the konz of it is that first because we have a surplus for a long time trading partners may accuse us of doing exchange rate manipulation. also, the surplus may be a recession-type surplus where you have a low export but lower import which causes the surplus. this current surplus doesn't seem to be the recession type. if you look at the current account trgs and the trace figures korea's imports f

that is the official word. nick: you are right. that is the normal call up procedure we have on tour on short fours. get all of the players on the green. ball is marked. stand on the back of the green. then you have the group behind playing up. >> part of the issue is weather is not supposed to be great tomorrow morning either. jim: it is breaking down right now. there is threatening weather fast approaching. nick: need to ask the fans to get their cell phones out and go by the glow. >> you can't wait to see a lot more of this in the years to come. ick: this is incredible. it is four years. >> it will be four majors. >> caddie has been on rory's bag since 2008. prior to that he worked for ernie els. >> this is a 3-iron. 231 yards. nick: i heard a caddie say aim at the light in the studio. jim: i am not sure phil is exactly thrilled about the way that this is playing out at the 18th. >> he is not. he had a long conversation with the official. >> will rory play this one david? >> he is aiming it left. looks like it might be a lay up.

in the east china sea. officials posted the names on the website of the headquarters for ocean policy on friday. >>> in 2012, the government officially named four of the senkaku islands that serve as the basis for setting the boundaries for japan's exclusive economic zone. china sharply criticized the. >>> to the latest in business now, japan's industry minister plans to visit ukraine next week. motegi will meet the ukraine minister of coal industry to discuss how japan can help improve the country's thermal will leave for kiev on monday for a visit. he's to offer japan's assistance for raising the efficiency of power generation at ukraine's aging coal-fired plants. the two ministers are set to sign a memorandum that will call for japanese experts to visit the country for first-hand inspections to assess ukraine's needs. the nation relies on russian natural gas for 30% of its domestic energy supply. a key challenge for ukraine is how to reduce that dependence with the effective use of domestic coal resources. japan a

the. officials at the world bank are offering help. they authorized up to $200 million in emergency assistance to guinea, liberia and sierra leone. they say the funds will be used for medical supplies and to help regional economies. >>> corporate executives in japan seem to be getting more optimistic about the economic outlook. their companies plan to boost capital investment in fiscal 2014 at the fastest pace in 24 years. the study was conducted by the development bank of japan. officials say domestic corporate investments are expected to increase 15.1% from the previous year, reflecting the country's economic recovery. that would mark the third consecutive yearly increase if the investments are implemented as planned. capital spending in the manufacturing sector is expected to climb 18.5%. investment in the nonmanufacturing sector are seen to rise 13.2%. automakers are spending more to produce fuel-efficient cars while retailers plan to set up more stores. the survey also shows 27.3% of the manufacturers are allocating their investme

the street. they thought he might be infected with ebola. officials at the world health organization have made a decision they hope will contain the outbreak. they have authorized the use of experimental drugs. >> there was unanimous agreement among the experts that the special circumstances of this ebola outbreak it is ethical to offer unregistered intervention. >> reporter: researchers at pharmaceutical firms in u.s. and canada are working to develop treatments. doctors in the u.s. used one drug on two americans infected with the virus and the patients are recovering. the medical staff in spain used the same drug on a missionary who was working at a hospital in liberia. he died. researchers say the medicine works by reinforcing the patient's immune system. >> it is spring loaded and the infection will uncoil. these parts like that together and while they are attached they alert the immune system for destruction. >> reporter: researchers say supplies of the drug a limited so officials are trying to figure out which patients should get priority. medic

using the community wireless system wasn't enough. >> translator: city officials should make the announcements earlier. people could have evacuated if they had issued advisories two hours earlier. >> officials in tokyo have issued a directive urging local authorities across the country to deliver more accurate evacuation advisories. rescuers have been hampered several times since the disaster struck. and experts say survival rates drop for those trapped after 72 hours. >> translator: we are working in a severe environment. we want to give it everything we have while keeping that 72-hour limit in mind. >> it's a race against time for the rescue workers as the critical hour mark arrives saturday morning. >>> landslides like the ones in hiroshima this week are not uncommon in japan. every year many parts of the country are hit by heavy downpours that last several hours. researchers at a facility near tokyo have been studying the mechanism of landslides to better understand why they occur and how to prevent them. nhk world's chie yamagishi has more. >> reporter: the researchers conducted an experi

the program is run by mitsubishi motors. company officials say after sales, service is part of the strategy for african markets. the mechanics learn computer skills, needed for advanced car maintenance. >> the things we are learning here, first of all are more advanced than what we are used to in kenya. so hopefully i will learn them and take the knowledge back to kenya, train my other colleagues. >> after-sales service, is not just about maintenance. communication is also important. mechanics in japan talk with customers when they bring their cars in for maintenance. >> translator: we offer tire coating for about $5, it protects the rub frer ultraviolet rays which can cause deterioration. let me know if you're interested. >> translator: can the tires begin to deteriorate within a year? >> translator: if you leave them unprotected, they can. >> today i have experience of knowledge that technicians should not always be cautioned about their job, they should always be aware about other people. >> translator: we're trying to provide the same lev

statement and the form and execution of the official statement relating to the sale of said bonds; approving the form of the continuing diskale you're certificate; authorizing and approving modifications to documents; declaring the city's intent to reimburse certain expenditures; ratifying certain actions previously taken; and granting general authority to city officials to take necessary actions in connection with the authorization, issuance, sale, and delivery of said bonds. ~ 2014 d. item number 23, resolution authorizing and directing the sale of not to exceed $57,840,000 aggregate principal amount of city and county of san francisco general obligation bonds, series 2014c; prescribing the form and terms of said bonds; authorizing the execution, authentication, and registration of said bonds; providing for the appointment of depositories and other agents for said bonds; providing for the establish ~ 2014 fees. item number 24, resolution providing for the issuance of not to exceed $400,000,000 aggregate principal amount of city and county of san francisco general obligatio

the games. that included athletes, officials, and cheerleaders. the tv station said seoul raised issues about the size of the squad last month during talks. the report said pyongyang will send athletes and officials as scheduled. pyongyang is also criticizing a joint u.s./south korea joint military exercise which began last week. officials say it will threaten peace and security on the korean peninsula. officials at south korea's unification ministry told nhk the government and the games organizing committee will continue with preparations for hosting the squad. >>> a publisher in china is offering people there a new way to look at japan. su jing has seen the two countries go through some difficult times, and he wants to give young chinese a taste of japanese culture. nhk world's daisuke azuma has his story. >> reporter: about 350,000 people turned out recently for one of china's largest book fairs. "zhi japan" is a chinese magazine about japan. it first came out in 2011. each issue focuses on a single theme like japanese lifestyles, food, or cultu

but the u.n. officials call those, quote, very conservative estimates because they say they have limited access to information. ukrainian forces ramped up their offensive in recent weeks and taken back more territory from the separatists. they have effectively have the rubbles covered in two cities, donetsk and luhansk. and they keep firing on separatist positions. residents are dealing with the fallout. no water, no power in some places and food supplies that are dwindling. that's why russian leaders say they want to send this convoy to eastern ukraine. they say they packed more than 250 trucks with aid supplies reportedly around 2,000 tons worth. the convoy left a location outside moscow earlier this week and headed south to the town of voronezh. but that's where it stalled for more than a day. although russian media say the trucks are on the move again. one scenario would see the convoy head into ukraine via a crossing near kharkiv, but that may change, so right now no one knows where the aid could end u

the pentagon. senior officials from the u.s. navy's operational headquarters are expected to attend. u.s. commanders say last week a chinese fighter came within ten meters of a navy patrol plane. they lodged a protest with officials in beijing. a chinese defense ministry spokesperson rejected the claim and said the chinese pilot maintained a safe distance. u.s. officials say this isn't the first near miss. they say chinese pilots have come dangerously close to u.s. planes on at least three other occasions. >>> 100 students from japan are preparing to head to china on a trip designed to build cultural ties at the invitation of the chinese government. the china/japan friendship association is organizing the week-long trip. the chinese government established the association more than 50 years ago. the students are scheduled to leave next monday. they'll visit beijing and other cities and meet chinese university students. authorities in china and japan canceled many exchange programs after japan nationalized some of the senkaku islands in 2012. japan controls the islands. china and taiwan clai

they haven't reacted to news of the upcoming trip. officials have stepped in to help. >> there are so many species that are unique to these islands, that it's been called the galapagos of the orient. there are almost 600 species of animals and plants here that can't be found anywhere else in the world. snails are a striking example. a few varieties adapted to the local conditions. they've now evolved into over a hundred species. the original ecosystem is on anijima. it's his job to protect the nature. but he's facing a formidable enemy. green lizards are gobbling up the indigenous insects. native to north america, they arrived in the 1960s and rapidly spread to the 14 islands. they they've had a catastrophic impact. these red boxes are lizard traps. bhr than more than 40,000 have been installed here. the reptiles get stuck on strong adhesive sheets. already, some 8,000 have been caught this way. but there are many more left on the island. another device the team is trying is a special fence in special areas. >> they slip down and then they're u

countries outside africa are also taking steps to contain the virus. officials at the japan's airports have set up infrared thermal cameras to detect any passenger who is arrive with a fever. french and greek officials are calling on their nationals to refrain from traveling to the fourn countries. w.h.o. officials are worried that the disease may devastate the affected countries. they're considering what further measure these can take, including giving patients experimental medicines. toe mostly cloudio kamata, nhk world. >>> u.s. president barack obama has seen sunni insurgents push across large parts of iraq with little resistance. he says americans cannot turn a blind eye. so they're coming to help. the president has approved air strikes, if necessary. >> today i authorize two operations in iraq. targeted air strikes to protect our american personnel and a humanitarian effort to help save thousands of iraqi civilians who are trapped on a mountain without food and water and facing almost certain death. >> obama said he'll call in air strikes if the insurgents

the officials also hope to reduce the daily flow of ground water into the reactor buildings, currently about 400 tons, by half. they say they'll release treated local residents and municipalities agreed. tepco officials are planning to meet with fishermen to explain the test results. the fishers have expressed concern that discharging even treated water may damage the industry's reputation. >>> japan's nuclear regulators plan to revise the safety guidelines concerning accidents. they want to study ways of dealing with incidents of radioactive materials spreading from nuclear plants beyond current recommended evacuation zones. the guidelines were changed after the 2011 fukushima daiichi meltdown. they recommend people within 30 kilometers of a nuclear plant evacuate or stay indoors in the case of an accident. earlier guidelines set the radius at 10 kilometers. experts point out the possibility of residents suffering from internal radiation exposure from plumes that spread beyond 30 kilometers. authority officials decided to study a wider zone. they'll look into which areas should be iss

the ships were near the senkaku islands. officials with the japan coast guard say the patrol ships were off minami-kojima. the crews navigated the area about four hours before leaving. chinese government ships have violated japanese waters on 19 days this year. the islands are controlled by japan. china and taiwan claim them. the head of the foreign ministry's asian and oceanian affairs bureau lodged a complaint with a did chinese official. he said the intrusion into japanese waters is extremely regrettable. >>> police in thailand have one more piece of a puzzle involving nine surrogate babies. they say the infants found inside a japanese businessman's apartment are likely from the same father but they're still trying to figure out who that is. the babies were discovered last tuesday near bangkok. they range in age from a few months to about 2 years. police placed them in protective custody and conducted dna tests. now they want to meet the man who owns the apartment where the babies were living. he is 24 years old and claims to be th

most of us you like -- feel like we know how the twin towers came down because we have been given the official story. most architects and engineers don't question the story they have provided. evidence in see the the twin towers like building seven, they do end up agreeing with us by a show of hands, overwhelmingly. honey 200 architects and 22 hundred- architects and engineers now demanding an investigation. that evidence is available in the videos. we are told that this upper block of 10 story, 15 stories in thehe point of impact north tower, that upper block drove the rest of the building down to the ground. we have a few problems with the story. that is not what the videos show. that upper portion is destroying itself before there is any to drive theon rest of the building down to the ground. in the first four seconds, it's completely destroyed and liquefied, if you will. if the structure is completely shattered and there is nothing left to drive the rest down. yet, what we see after audra seconds -- four seconds is exactly what the first responders are describing in the world histories tak

superior court case involving the city and the bay whether e-mails sent concerning city business on the officials private e-mail account are subject to the private records act we're monitoring it internally but that's what is referred to recommendation 11. >> okay. and so we think it's depending on what the california supreme court decided this could affect other electronic communications >> that isn't about e-mail but to the take the opportunity extending stent an official can use private e-mails and text and otherwise and claim because its not on the public communication system s it is automatically not subject to the private act so that question which the district attorney's office is advised they shouldn't make the argument but it the definitely a gray area and an ear where the law is developing that's all when a the commissioner is trying to get at. things will become clarified especially with the new communication technologies >> has it been auditor yet. >> no, i don't believe so. >> this is another one where i would like to revisit it once you know so if you could keep us advised when it i

and many of the employees will make recommendations to the senior officials we're talking about in the ordinance which they will do what you do with staff which is rely on it without looking further and as a result the ultimate outcome is the lobbyist has an influence over these people that are covered by the ordinance whether it was intended or not. >> thank you. >> good evening commissioners. please excuse my voice. i have a cold and i can't read as quickly as i would like so please bear with me. number one, determining the number of contacts. based on prior rules when the contact test was used to determine a lobbyist under state law it would be less burdensome and easier to administer san francisco's law if the determination of number of contacts needed to qualify as a lobbyist was based on the number of officers contacted and not the number of issues discussed with the city offices. it appears excess itch base the number of contacts. >> >> and the number of individuals in that meeting. staff pointed out that regulation is imcompatible but this is with the reporting requirement. thi

the way they were. they started fighting again last week. health officials in gaza say since then more than 100 people have been killed. the two side held fire for nine days but hamas militants launched 100 rockets and mortars into israel every day since the cease fire broke down. israeli boy was killed on friday when the car he was traveling in was hit by a shell. he was four years old. israeli commanders are responding with air strikes and say they are targeting senior members of the militant group. palestinian president mahmoud abbas is trying to bring the two sides back to the table. he met with hamas leader in qatar's capital, doha and met in cairo with egyptian president. egyptian mediators brokered previous rounds of negotiations. israeli forces launched their offensive in july and since then more than 2f 100 people have been killed. >> all three of the major indices rose. the s&p 500 had the 2,000 for the first time ever. in the middle of the financial crisis, it sank to a low of 66 of. that was in march, 200. so in just five years, the index has gro

the economy. government officials are reporting negative growth. it's the sharpest decline since the first quarter of 2011 when the earthquake and tsunami hit northeastern japan. the officials have compiled the numbers for the april to june period. it translate to an annualized growth rate to minus 6.8%. consumers rushed into things they wanted before abe raised the consumption tax from 5% to 8%. ever since, they've been more careful with their money. >>> store managers across japan are wondering when their customers will come back. some worry that could take a while. more from nhk world's reporter. >> reporter: consumers have become more frugal in recent months. they're forking out less on everything, big and small. shoppers across japan are keeping a tight grip on their wallets. they're spending less on all kinds of things, even their pets. managers at one pet food business say their sales slumped. they say between april and june, they sold 15% less than in the same period last year. the managers say many of the customers bought supplies in bulk b

in the east china sea. officials on friday posted the names on the website of the headquarters for ocean policy. the foreign ministry spokesperson claims the japanese naming undermines china's territorial sovereignty. he said the islands had already been named by the chinese government. he called japan's action illegal and invalid. in 2012, government officially named four of the senkaku islands that serve as the basis for setting the boundaries for japan's exclusive economic zone. china sharply criticized the move. >>> u.s. secretary of state john kerry has met india's prime minister with hopes that the u.s. can forge better ties with the new government. modi scored a landslide victory in the may election with a promise to push ahead with reforms. >> reporter: kerry met modi for the first time since he became prime minister. his trip is viewed as an important step in laying the groundwork for modi's expected visit to the u.s. in september. on thursday, kerry met his indian counterpart sushma swaraj. they agreed to e

some reports say the helicopter was shot down. u.n. officials are investigating. >> we received a report that one of our helicopters, an mi-8, had crashed about ten kilometers south of bentiu in the unity state. >> all three of the crew members who died are russian and the helicopter was chartered from a russian firm. it went down in a northern area where government and opposition forces have been fighting. they agreed to a cease-fire in may but have not honored it. some reports say an opposition commander had warned u.n. officials not to fly over the area. south sudan gained independence three years ago, but residents have not seen the stability they hoped for. more than 10,000 u.n. peacekeepers are working to protect them and to provide humanitarian aid. >>> time now for the latest in business news. japanese officials have a lot of obligations. they have to find way to support the fastest age population in the world. they also have the biggest debt burden among industrialized nations. so their budget requests keep getting bigger. ai uchida joi

in mosul say the strikes killed at least 16 islamic fighters. u.s. officials say the strikes were made in order to defend members of the yazidi sect who are stranded on iraq's sinjar mountains. >>> cameras caught the desperate situation in the area north of iraq. kurdish troops delivered aid to yazidi civilians who are being persecuted by isis for not adhering to their fundamentalist islam. >>> meeting with white house reporters on saturday, president obama rejected criticism that it was a mistake to pull out forces from iraq three years ago. and mr. obama was asked if he had under estimated the capabilities of isis fighters in iraq. >> did we under estimate? i think that there's no doubt their advance, their movement over the last several months has been more rapid than the spell jens estimates and i think the expectations of policymakers, both in and out of iraq. food and water are getting through to the tens of thousands stranded there. ivan watson reports from the northern city of erril bill. >> desperation on the mountain top. kurdish civilians baking in

they say in july it dropped for the first time in six months. bank officials say it exceeded $2.3 trillion. the government usually redeems bonds and pays out pensions in june. the drop reflects the fact that there was less cash in circulation last month. they say since july 2013 the monetary base has gone up more than 40%. the people at the central bank have tried to get more money flowing through the economy and hope to increase by the end of the year. >>> trade negotiators from japan and the united states are rolling up sleeves to try to seal a deal on the trans pacific partnership and trying to reach an agreement on the free trade pact. >> translator: i want to clear all the remaining hurdles this time around so we can conclude the talks early. >> the japanese chief negotiator left for another round of talks. high on the agenda are allowing beef and pork imports and dairy goods and are to discuss a framework. >>> japanese government officials want negotiators to make a break through this time around so the deal is wrapped up by the end of the year. >>> weal

the home. that's up 10% from a year earlier. ministry officials have seen number of cases increase steadily since they started keeping track in 1990. they say in the last year they responded to three times the number of cases they did ten years ago. and they say they see more problems in big cities, including osaka and tokyo. researchers say these days parents have less interaction with their neighbors and have few people to ask for help. -- yamamoto of the japan child and family research institute calls on government officials to identify parents who feel anxious and provide them with more support. >>> government officials in the fine on a man who has always avy called the country home. authorities now claim he has lived in the country illegally all his life. he is asking for the decision to be reconsidered. he made his request on monday. he was born to a japanese father and a philippino mother. he is 70 and still lives there. he was left behind when japanese authorities drafted his father to fight in world war ii. this march, a japanese non-gove

is included in the official statement. the official statement is updated through march of this year. we still need to update to reflect the information that's been recently released including the mayor's proposed budget, the controller's revenue letter as well as the most recent election results. by approving this you're delegating the authority to the controller and staff to update to reflect that. due diligence is scheduled for appendix a next week and we have meetings with all three rating agent if. we hope [speaker not understood] lehman market sometime in august. thank you. >> congratulations for getting to this point. no question right now. we'll move on to our budget analyst report. >> yes, mr. chairman and supervisor mar. on the bottom of page 69 of our report, we report that for the series 2014 c bonds owner with a residence of [speaker not understood] would pay average annual additional property taxes of $12.54 per year. for the series 2014 d bonds, this is on page 70, the owner of a residence were an assessed va

superior court case involving the city and the bay whether e-mails sent concerning city business on the officials private e-mail account are subject to the private records act we're monitoring it internally but that's what is referred to recommendation 11. >> okay. and so we think it's depending on what the california supreme court decided this could affect other electronic communications >> that isn't about e-mail but to the take the opportunity extending stent an official can use private e-mails and text and otherwise and claim because its not on the public communication system s it is automatically not subject to the private act so that question which the

trying to defund an office they are looks into the business of powerful state officials. >> no question, you can see governor perry as a bully, you can say this is a dumb political move, he should never have done that, but i look at the fact that what he did was as transparent as it could be, you said basically i don't trust this woman to run this office. i don't trust her as a steward of seven preponderate $5 million as long as she is there,ly do everything i can can do to block that $7.5 million of state funding going to her. so you know, argue it politically, but i don't think that rising to the level of public corruption. melanie sloan, fair enough, he didn't hide his hand, or what he was trying to accomplish, by robbing -- taking away the funding from this office. >> he may not have are hidden it, but that doesn't mean it is not a crime. islamicdy agree with the theory are that it has to be secret to be a crime. here it is governor perry wanted to get rid of this woman, but interestingly enough, he didn't try to get rid of two other district attorneys in texas who a

>> guest: there is the official meeting. it is the largest gang intervention program in the united states of america and certainly in the city of los angeles. it sees more gang involvement and women. it is, of course, seem more than any other organization in the country. what it is is that dream of father greg boyle who was a jazz with priest to begin working with gang members three decades ago. and was started in that tiny little shoebox office grew into what is now a huge enterprise trains gang members for jobs, provides therapies and have a series of businesses or social enterprises were the gang members are employed. for example, the home they -- on what date reword remembers when the distress baking, also the home rock cafe where father greg has waitresses with attitude and learn to serve and learn about the food services. are really do feel like i have arrived because avatar car named after there. they have touched a removal. they have millions of services, everything from a unit of the project father heard that is ther

that was our bad, the official said. now the story the government is so interested in getting out before the intercept published was a bombshell report based on documents obtained by a source in the intelligence committee, not edward snowden, it should be said. these documents revealing there are a million people being monitored as part of the u.s. government database of terror suspects. and 680,000 people, 680,000, on the government watch list of people suspected of having links to terrorism. of the people on that list, more than 40% are described by the government as having, quote, no recognized terrorist group affiliation. that is 280,000 people, more than the number of people suspected of ties to al qaeda, hamas, and hezbollah combined. the report notes, quote, since taking office, obama has boosted the number of people on the no-fly-list more than tenfold to an all-time high of 47,000. now, part of this increase can be traced to late 2009, to the

the government has made a lot of probation in its push to retake the area. officialsay they are close to cutting offer the rebel strouning hold of donetsk. in toledo, ohio, the water is still not safe to drink and no one knows when it will be. the city's 400,000 residents have been told to turn off their taps after the wall turned toxic. for an update, joined on the phone call by al jazeera, bisi. what's the latest on the ground in ohio? >> jonathan, toledo mayor michael collins says tests show the water is improving but not safe enough to drink. he says it may actually be a while before things are back to normal here in the toledo area. in the meantime, residents are flooding stores for clean water. toledo has set up several water distribution centers across the area where residents lining up by the droves. we are at one right now. being given about a two gallon water minimum for the day. the ohio national guard there also here, they have brought in thousands of gallons of water, fema at this time is still on hold. city officials in and state officials are waiting to