for centuries - and seen the river carved up over time. the colorado is now the most endangered river in america. despite record drought, the water is being used at the same rate as ever by industry and major cities across the west. i think it goes back to the values of american governance. how unsustainable development has been in this country and continues to be unsustainable. if the law of god was in place, the law of god says the water s gonna flow downhill. but what did we do? we put a dam here, there, there, and use it to push the water. making it flow uphill. phoenix should have never been developed. tuscon should have never been developed. as fears rise about the water running out, we re taking a journey down the colorado to find out who really controls this river - and why - in a time of crisis - they re taking more water than it can supply. what does that look like 50 to 100 years from now? i worry about the future generations. what are they gonna have? we
team and we star brad/wx wall weather adlib: we did it again today- we reached the 70s! that makes this the warmest start to november on record for central iowa! i hope you got your fill of unseasonably warm weather because a cold front has gone through and the cooling has begun! northwest to westerly winds will continue to cool us down into the early morning hours., so get ready to bundle up your kids before you send them out the door. as that front pushed through it kicked up a line of showers/storms that will continue to move eastward out of the state. temperatures are actually going to be average- if you can believe that! lows in the 30s and highs in the 50s will be the rule heading through the weekend, but at least we are looking at lots of sunshine! next week looks pretty decent to start off with mainly dry conditions until wednesday and thursday when we will see our next chance at or above average local 5 news at 10 in iowa and we start with breaking news stephanie:
the organization trains service dogs for veterans and special needs children. the dog was last seen sunday with his host family near parkersburg. anonymous supporters have helped raise a ten-thousand dollar reward for anyone who returns latham. a facebook page has been created and anyone with information can callllenna at 319-493-2046 amanda: the shooting happened last night at a home on the three- thousand block of cambridge street. police say a man was shot in the he was taken to the hospital with non-life injuries. police say they don t have any the suspect. continue to update this story as we get information. amanda: governor branstad s plan to privatize medicaid is getting some federal level support. amanda: affect 560 thousand iowans.. during senator joni ernst s weekly press conference she said there are two things this move has to accomplish to benefit the state and those who use it. if we are able to save those dollars, utlize those dollars, and making sure that tho
the colorado is now the most endangered river in america. despite record drought, the water is being used at the same rate as ever by industry and major cities across the west. i think it goes back to the values of american governance. how unsustainable development has been in this country and continues to be unsustainable. if the law of god was in place, the law of god says the water s gonna flow downhill. but what did we do? we put a dam here, there, there, and use it to push the water. making it flow uphill. phoenix should have never been developed. tuscon should have never been developed. as fears rise about the water running out, we re taking a journey down the colorado to find out who really controls this river - and why - in a time of crisis - they re taking more water than it can supply. what does that look like 50 to 100 years from now? i worry about the future generations. what are they gonna have? we re paying our lives for that. we have to pay that price
river carved up over time. the colorado is now the most endangered river in america. despite record drought, the water is being used at the same rate as ever by industry and major cities across the west. i think it goes back to the values of american governance. how unsustainable development has been in this country and continues to be unsustainable. if the law of god was in place, the law of god says the water s gonna flow downhill. but what did we do? we put a dam here, there, there, and use it to push the water. making it flow uphill. phoenix should have never been developed. tuscon should have never been developed. as fears rise about the water running out, we re taking a journey down the colorado to find out who really controls this river - and why - in a time of crisis - they re taking more water than it can supply. what does that look like 50 to 100 years from now? i worry about the future generations. what are they gonna have? we re paying our lives for that