Pediche on the air: Yesterday, the show "Three" with Ofer Haddad aired a video that ran abroad in which "flooding in a parking lot in Florida" (see above), but it is not real flooding at all, although it is a filter of an application that created a "flooding" that did not exist at all in the original video. The
presenter Ofer Hadad introduced the video and told about it: "Now with these crazy pictures that come to us from Florida.
Rain led to flooding in various places, among others in this underground parking lot which in one moment became an aquarium of cars.
And not just cars, but cars that are each more expensive than the last." Forecaster Matan Ya'akov, who was sitting next to Ofer Haddad, said that what worries him is the photographers who enter the parking lot and take pictures: "It is very dangerous to stay in such a situation.
These are spectacular photos and I only hope that the damages will only be financial in this case."
Journalist and photographer Boaz Arad wrote on Twitter: "It's not 'flooding in Florida', it's an app filter. It's simply unbelievable that this item was broadcast on the news."
The anchor of the network Yevgeny Zarubinsky also wrote on Instagram: "Some video is running abroad of 'flooding in a parking lot in Florida' made using a filter of some application (notice how clear the water is, as if it were a beach in the Caribbean).
Briefly, News 12 broadcast it as if it were a real event that happened."
News 12 responded: "We apologize to the viewers and will investigate the incident."
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