HTA-0498: Watershed — LA River Documentary and Water Crisis

A. Story Identification

FieldValue
HTA IDHTA-0498
TitleWatershed — LA River Documentary and Water Crisis
Date2012
Date ConfidenceHIGH — "Watershed" documentary released 2012
ProgramKRON 4 News Weekend
StationKRON-TV, Channel 4, San Francisco
Duration~4:00 (estimated)
FormatStudio interview

B. Content Summary

Henry covers the documentary "Watershed," which examines the LA River and California's water crisis. The opening sets the stakes: "Go to the LA River and look at how it rages. Something like 3 million people can survive off the water of the LA River if it was cultivated properly." Henry frames water as "one of the biggest problems that our nation, our world actually faces."

C. Structured Metadata

FieldValue
PeopleHenry Tenenbaum (Reporter)
OrganizationsKRON-TV
LocationsKRON studio; Los Angeles River (subject)
SubjectsWater crisis, documentary film, environmental policy, California infrastructure
ThemesEnvironmental crisis, urban water, California's future
ToneSerious, urgent, informative

D. Notable Quotes

"Something like 3 million people can survive off the water of the LA River if it was cultivated properly."

"Water is going to be one of the biggest problems that our nation, our world actually faces."

G. Source Provenance

FieldValue
Transcript sourceWATERSHED.txt
Video sourceNot located
Storage locationTranscript: local (/KRON/)
Analysis modeTranscript Only
Date analyzed2026-07-05
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