wo woodburn road one of many closed. swallowed by the creek. >> i've never seen it is wide. it get closed because it's a low g road >> reporter: levels flowing around three feet. much for the driver of this car taking a chance that amnted to this. fire and rescueep rorting multiple calls for help. cars stuck in rising water. >> turn around, don't drown.i ve larger pickup truck i would take it through maybe a foot of water. >> reporter: emeency officials advise against the attempt. when not seeing the ground isn't enough, perhaps heeding this sign woulde saved the trouble. in the last couple of hours, we ntn now see the full exte of this vehicle. it takes about 12 inches of rushing water to completely wash away a car thatsize. the bottom line, never walk and hrough thatot drive type of water. w >>> have seen two sink holes open up in montgomery county. crews are working quickly to try to fill in thatol he. crews also made good progress comparing thisin shole near wind field drive. you can see they filled it in with gravel but the road is still closed this morning. >>> rail se

fast in the morning she fixes breakfast for the kids while her mother bakes fresh bread in the woodburning oven the toddler is left in the care of her brothers and sister. nona has to leave for work by seven. and she won't be back home until six in the evening that early on when i wake up tired in the morning and i go to work tired. there's only one way to get from this mountain village down to the valley the old cable car hardly anyone here owns a car i couldn't afford one now on and makes the equivalent of around one hundred forty euros a month the cable car is free the villages use it to go to work to the doctors and to the shops it's operated by the principal employer in the town of chip torah the mining company. at the peak of manganese all mining twenty six cable cars like this one connected to the mountain settlements which are torah today just eleven remain in service the condition reflects the decline of the mining industry and the town that supported. these women are using the cable car to do some shopping they also use it to take their children today care or school could they li

north woodburn reservoir provides belfast and near by towns.s is one of 23 water treatment plants in northern ireland. and while the reservoirs have a healthy level of water in them, plants like this are all operating at full capacity and can only treat the water and pump it out so quickly and demand is exceeding supply. some areas have seen exceeding supply. some areas have seen a exceeding supply. some areas have seen a drop in pressure and water loss. we are doing our best to move water from one zone to another. but we don't know what the weather holds, what the forecast is. we will be keeping the hosepipe ban in place. just for as long as that ta kes. place. just for as long as that takes. the the hosepipe ban is the first in northern ireland for more than 20 years. tankers have been borrowed from other businesses to help. we haven't been using the hose, haven't, i have a pool, so i have kept the water in the pool and any water i need out of the pool i am watering the plant with it. on out am watering the plant with it. on ourfarm, all am w

again, i'm keeping a close eye on this thunderstorm moving towards woodburn around 7:00 p.m.burn aroun 7:30. i'll have an update in about 15 minutes. >> all right. amelia, thank you. >>> bands are marchg through annapolis right now, marking our nation's independence. >> but the celebration is mixed with sadness this year. the city is still reeling from th loss of five members of the capital gazettena staff. lis is trying to use this holiday to start healing its wounds. >> chris gordon is long wstt et in annapolis to explain how the parade honors victims of the shooting. chris? >>. >> reporter: well, doreen and ar jim, the pade is about to begin. as you can see behind , people are lining the parade group. there are locals and vitors andamilies and lots of children. this independence day, people are celebrating the sacrifice of our founding fathers. dnd remembering the sacrifice of those kil in the mass shootings that happened here just last week.h >> suc a tragedy. it's hard to celebrate sometimes. >> reporter: kar began her independence day by bringing balloons to the morial

tw locations accepting blood, the centermed in centrevillend wo woodburn donor center in annandale. >> every little bit helps. >>> a desperate race against time. >>> massive evacuations under way due to wildfires out west. more on a blaze that has doubled in size. .ow threatening hundreds of thousands of hom . >>> two fefighters are dead, more than a dozen injured in wildfires burning across california. nbc's jay gray reports on three major fires that are oco of rol with no relief in site. >>> california is on fire right now, three major wildfires out of the craftsman blaze in the southern part of the state. the ferguson fire in central arlifornia that has closed yosemite national and the deadly carr fire to the north. >> this fire is extremely dangerous andwi movin no regard for what's in its path. >> reporter: homes, businesses and tens of thousands of acres reduced to rubble and ash. >> i'm justpset and squared. >> with dozens of communities ill in jeopardy, the flames growing. >> we've seen it spread, vement of the fire, unprecedented, record-breaking. >> reporter: and continuing

north woodburn reservoir in county antrim supplies belfast and nearby towns.and. and while the reservoirs have a healthy level of water in them, plants like this are all operating at full capacity, they can only treat the water and pump it out so quickly and demand is exceeding supply. some areas have seen a drop in pressure and temporary water loss in homes. we are doing our best to maximise production, and move water from one zone to another to ensure customers are kept in supply. but we don't know what the weather holds, what the forecast is. we will be keeping the hosepipe ban in place. to help and ensure customers are keptin to help and ensure customers are kept in supply for as long as that ta kes. the hosepipe ban, in place since friday, is the first in northern ireland for more than 20 years. tankers have been borrowed from other businesses to help. how much longer is the hot weather going to continue? there is no sign of rain in the forecast and he'd is still the story, the met office has their provisionaljune figures in, it looks like last thursday s

in france, it is butter and flour, but in new orleans, the nutter woodburn -- would bur before it getsor we like. that, celery, bell pepper, and onions. a traditional creole start. when the first french people got seedsundoubtedly they rot -- they brought seeds and ingredients come intending to carry on like in france, and we are painfully aware of being at least seven feet under sea level. how are you going to grow car rots? you can't, the water table is too high. car's why i believe the rot came out and the pepper went and. -- went in. the most important thing is the dark creole roux with celery, l pepper, and onions. it is also typified by tomato. cajun food tends to be brown. creole food is often read and tomato based. nothing is as delicious as a creole tomato in season. that is another important element. of new orleans great culinary gems, it is the second oldest continually operated restaurants in new orleans, dates back to 1856. there have only been to owners. so everything has remained authentic. gumbo is probably the most emblematic dish of new orleans. sometimes the word boa

north woodburn reservoir in county antrim supplies belfast and nearby towns.d. and while the reservoirs have a healthy level of water in them, plants like this are all operating at full capacity, they can only treat the water and pump it out so quickly and demand is exceeding supply. some areas have seen a drop in pressure and temporary water loss in homes. we are doing our best to maximise production, and move water from one zone to another to ensure customers are kept in supply. but we don't know what the weather holds, what the forecast is. we will be keeping the hosepipe ban in place. to help ensure customers are kept in supply for as long as that takes. the hosepipe ban, in place since friday, is the first in northern ireland for more than 20 years. tankers have been borrowed from other businesses to help. we haven't been using the hose, i have a little pool, so i have kept the water in the pool and any water i need out of the pool i am watering the plants with it. forfarmers there are other problems, too — those grazing livestock say they are struggling

north woodburn reservoir provides belfast and near by towns.me high. this is one of 23 water treatment plants in northern ireland. and while the reservoirs have a healthy level of water in them, plants like this are all operating at full capacity and can only treat the water and pump it out so quickly and demand is exceeding supply. some areas have seen a drop in pressure and water loss. we are doing our best to move water from one zone to another. but we don't know what the weather holds, what the forecast is. we will be keeping the hosepipe ban in place. just for as long as that takes. the hosepipe ban is the first in northern ireland for more than 20 years. tankers have been borrowed from other businesses to help. we haven't been using the hose, haven't — i have a pool, so i have kept the water in the pool and any water i need out of the pool i am watering the plants with it. on our farm, all the water comes from a well and if that well dries up, we will have to bring water from other sources and a lot more work. for farmers there are other

emma vardy is at north woodburn reservoir in county antrim this morning.ter in this reservoir, which supplies belfast and other towns, but the problem is the water companies can't treat it and pump it to the network fast enough. there's been huge spikes in the morning and evening when demand for water really is ata evening when demand for water really is at a high. the hosepipe ban that's been in place since friday evening is the first for northern ireland for 23 years, that remains today. northern ireland is not alone in facing water problems, there's a number of areas in facing water problems, there's a number ofareas uk in facing water problems, there's a number of areas uk wide where water companies are continuing today to urge people to conserve water, to keep its use to a minimum. that means taking shorter showers, not overfilling the cattle, particularly at this time in the morning. 0r risk temporary loss in supplies —— kettle. emma, thank you very much. the people of mexico have elected their first left—wing president in recent history. andres manu