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Reveals an elevation in complaints. the department of transportation releasing a report which found complaints soared up 35% in may and almost 270% since before the pandemic. in the first few months of 2022, more complaints than all of 2019. in surprise for those who took to the skies this summer. >> its been the worst experience ever. >> reporter: with airline reliability, or lack thereof, topping the list of gripes. the report zeros in on alaska, delta, and hawaiian landed on time most often. ...

>> for the most part i just have no idea. but there could be a couple things we could look for. one, in the most egregious an extreme case it could be a foreign source source of information to bring someone off with u.s. governments about these documents. i think that is unlikely, but that would be one it is really extreme attempts of national security damage. second could be officials or former official who saw witness something to do with these documents, thought it was alarming and that they ...

Mandatory cuts next year but their governor is already warning of a future with a lot more people and a lot less water. >> the science and the data leads us to now understand that we will lose 10% of our water supply by 2040, if all things are equal, we will lose an additional 10% of our supply by 2040. >> we have the very real possibility this coming year if we have another lousy winter, all things being equal, that we will drive this lake down to elevation 1,000. that is 100 feet above dead po...

The water stay here as much as possible, but that could end up in court. there are big grand promises of desalination plants online coming in california, maybe infrastructure to catch storm water and pump it underground. but these take toim and a lot of money. and in the meantime, this is evaporating drop by precious drop. and there is nothing thirstiest days in the near forecast. bill weir, cnn, boulder city, nevada. >> it takes time, it takes vision, it takes political will. lets bring in char...

Will not face mandatory cuts next year. but their governor is already warning of a future with a lot more people and a lot less water. >> science and the data leads us to now understand that we will lose 10% of our water supply by 2040. if all things are equal, we will lose an additional 10% of our supply by 2040. >> we have the very real possibility, this coming year, if we have another lousy winter, all things being equal, that we will dry this lake down to elevation 1,000. that is 100 feet ab...

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Trump for our communities sustained. selves >> thanks to some creator lot of accounting, california will not face mandatory cutbacks. your but the government is already warning of a future with a lot more people and a lot less water. >> science in the data now leads us to understand that we will lose 10% of our water supply by 2040. if all things are equal we will lose in addition 10% of our supply by 2040. >> we have the very real possibility this coming years if we have another lousy winter, a...

Possibility this coming year, if we have another lousy winter, all things being equal, that we will drive this lake down to elevation 1,000. that is 100 feet above dead pool. and youre at the bottom of the martini glass. so it doesnt take much to tip that over and get to the point where nothing can go downstream. and if you dont take it seriously now, if you think that youre going to avoid this, do a rain dance, go pray, do whatever, that we have a great winter, youre insane. >> reporter: she sa...

>> we have the very real possibility this coming year if we have another lousy winter, all things being equal, that we will dry this lake down to elevation 1,000. that is 100 feet above dead pool and youre at the bottom of the martini glass. it doesnt take much to tip that over and get to the point where nothing can go down stream and if you dont take it seriously now, if you think youre going to avoid this, do a rain dance, go pray, do whatever, that we have a great winter youre ins insane. >> ...

Being paid to let their fields go fallow. some are switching their crops. >> crop switching, looking at lower water use crops is one of the solutions we need to be looking at in a drier future. to allow communities to sustain themselves. >> thanks to some creative water accounting, california will not face mandatory cuts next year. but their governor is already warning of a future with a lot more people and a lot less water. >> science and the data leads us to now understand we will lose 10% of ...