add-on advantage. only when you book with expedia. rescuers are going to have to work fast to rescue the rest the boys trapped in the cave. what kind of conditions are they working in? well, in the next couple hours better than we have been. we talk about this monsoon, it s the tropical rains but it doesn t rain 24 hours a day so we get lulls. that usually happens through the overnight hour. it s 4:17 a.m. on northern thailand. you see the cloud cover. we don t have radar in this part of the world but it s indicative of how much rain is falling. clouds are higher up in the atmosphere, that depicts heavier rainfall. notice what s happened in the
project is financed by the water fund for cape town staff it hopes it hasn t come too late. and all the hard work is pointless if it doesn t rain. we need to change our relationship with water we need to change the way we see these water supply areas and then we need to change the way that we. and we need to do everything possible. to. resist them and to resist them in these circumstances otherwise we. from south africa to western what do people eat in ivory coast we take a look. which abidjan is the commercial capital of ivory coast a city of four and a half million people on the fringe of marker in market is the snack stall that
. and evaporation evaporation takes place through the leaves and the other way that we re losing water to ease when it rains and the plants. back to the water doesn t three. for floor and. replenish their aquifer experts say that in the cape region alone invasive plants consumer around thirty eight billion liters of water a year enough to supply cape town for two whole months they have to look at what. was. the make of a lot of what so the difference the. good one could i would give them. weed killer destroys the invasive plants and stops them from spreading in consuming valuable groundwater it will take thirty years to kill off the acacias for good the project is financed by the water fund for cape town staff it hopes it hasn t come too late . and all the hard work is pointless if it doesn t rain. we need to
four hours, that s ten inches. you re going to get a flood. even if it doesn t rain in your neighborhood, it s going to rain just north of you. you re going to get a flood. this is as serious as it gets for houston proper. houston floods with three to four inches of rain. ten inches will be a mess. rain 4:00 a.m., already raining. still raining at 10:00 a.m., even 5:00 p.m. tomorrow night, it still may be severe. we ll keep watching it for you. i do expect a significant flood in houston. if you live there or no someone, make sure you know or they know and you can make the phone call. chad, we ll be back in touch. thank you very much. watching texas. bracing for the worst of harvey. you just saw some of the devastation, now the impacts of harvey serious flooding are starting to be felt. the areas that could wake up under a foot of water. feet of water coming up. also ahead, north korea launching not one or two but three miffs overnight.
we have a better, much more robust toolbox today we get to use. dealing with predictable water supply. even when maybe it doesn t rain. we had a tremendous drought in california but now it s over. but in that drought we saw our vulnerability and the need for, again, more infrastructure there. we see that overnight a food safety outbreak can collapse an industry when suddenly everybody says they re not going to eat one kind of fruit or vegetable or animal product. these are things that, you know, years ago i think when we lived in a country with not as many choices, we had a little bit more of support for agriculture. today it s a little bit tough ir. there is not as much support maybe because we have so much abundance. steve: let s keep it that way. ag who met with the president yesterday. former secretary of agriculture with the great state of california. a.g. thank you. thank you so very much. i appreciate it. brian: no more power bars, eat oranges.