>> unbearable anurgum jumped in. >> today before god and my family i'm running for are alone? president. >> we're not alone and we'll get >> joran van der sloot's lawyer making a last ditch effort to some answers. and i talked to that man yesterday and i'm hoping that he will be hearing as well. we have been planning this for quite some times. >> carley: he did it in 10 seconds and now i'm utterly terrified. congressman burchett for talking to us this morning. >> thanks. >> carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. >> the haze choking the tri-state is dangerous. >> this sun bearable and seems like apocalyptic. >> air quality alerts in several states. >> this is not normal air for us to be breathing. >> there is a lot of action in the republican primary field. >> mike pence and chris christie and doug burgum jump in the race. >> economy, security and national security. >> christopher wray allow the oversight committee to review that controversial document. >> my has always been about following the money. >> trump will be indicted by the justice department as early as

this week. >> could it happen politically? maybe. >> five, six runners. >> assist with the transportation of illegal migrants to sanctuary jurisdiction >>ing are ron desantis where biden does not thread. >> hard for me not to sit up here and feel like a sacrificial lamb. >> liv golf quality move hypocritical. >> i was hoping it goes away and i expect that it does. >> ainsley: we begin with a fox weather alert. wildfire alert. thick toxic smoke blocking out the sun in major cities from new

york to chicago and as far as south as louisville. a freating hazardous air from hundreds of wildfires burning across canada. >> steve: look at that the son looks like a little night-light up there. senior meteorologist janice dean is here to break down what these air quality alerts mean for you and your area. but we start with fox weather correspondent nicole valdez live in new york city. and, nicole, t view across the hudson, it's hazy again on this thursday. >> and the views of the big apple yesterday as the sun was setting almost apocalyptic, guys. you are noticing here some visibility as you take a look over my shoulder here at some buildings that are in some cases unrecognizable. and this is sadly what we are expecting to continue to see throughout the day today. not a place you want to spend too much time outside. in fact, officials practically begging you not to be. if you have to to try to do anything can you to protect yourself here. now, let's talk about what happened so far. we have heard from several major state and city officials really again urging people to not train for a marathon today of all things but, on top of all of

this, flight delays have just been catastrophic, more than 5,000 yesterday. with temporary at temporary ground stops at newark, lawrgsd and philadelphia international airport. predicted flight delays today. we could be looking at more than 300 of those. so this is going to continue to be a serious problem, both governor kathy hochul and mayor eric adams is speaking out today. we expect to hear more from them later on today. of the things they are trying to do to protect those living in the city is handing out masks as more than 100 wildfires continue to burn all across the quebec area. more than 400,000 high quality mask to be made for the public today. they are expecting an additional several tens of thousands coming from the department of homeland security, guys. these are just small things that they hope can help those people that do need to walk or commute to work today to try to give them some kind of protection from all of this pollution.

>> steve: there is plenty of pollution this morning. nicole, thank you for the live report. >> brian: better today than it did last night. >> ainsley: measures from 0 to 500. janice says the highest it goes is 500. and certain parts of pennsylvania it's almost all the way up there yesterday we had 353 in new york. normal for new york is about 100. >> steve: and look at that that is the view from one of our sky cams right now, courtesy of total traffic. yesterday, during the midday, it looked -- everything was yellow. it looked like -- if you were on the surface of mars, that's what it looked like. i have heard from family members all across the country said what's it smell like? what does it taste like? yesterday, when i was sitting here in the studio, when we turned on the air conditioner it actually smelled like some burning wood. >> ainsley: you could smell it. >> steve: you could shot smell it because covid: that's what

it looks like when it looks like the surface of mars. yesterday afternoon i realized it kind of smells like somebody smoking a pipe. just somebody smoking a pipe. it's not like bacon or wood punch. it was like a pipe yesterday. >> ainsley: all the moms in my daughter's class were writing us. we have a text chain. should we pick up the kids early? how do you feel about this. the school says they will do indoor recess and not going to go up to the roof which is where the kids -- that's how they play outside in new york city. she said we are going to keep the kids indoors today and then sent out email we're canceling the street fair. today is the last day of school. got that message last night. all the kids were upset they have had to cancel the last three years because of covid and it's so awesome. now different reasons. during covid we were wearing masks inside. now we are all wearing our masks outside. >> brian: i don't know if that will work. also the yankee game was canceled. maybe it should have been canceled two days ago on

tuesday. but they canceled it on wednesday. see if they get flights out on time. did i notice how much better it looked this morning come in. >> ainsley: i felt like it looked yesterday morning, too. it got worse as the day produced. >> steve: it absolutely did. it got much hazier, talking to my son down in washington. it started to redirect where the heavy stuff was through portions of pennsylvania. yesterday, in new york city, we had the worst air on the planet. it was 56 times over the world health organization's pollution limit. and we doubled tomi typical frontrunners like the united arab emirates and pakistan and india. it was absolutely hard to breath. the cover of the "new york post" today wraps it up. blame canada. the headline says canuck wildfires plunged new york city into ear eerie smoky hell. >> ainsley: that makes me sad because janice is from canada. we are not blaming you, janice.

>> brian: right. >> ainsley: they can't help it. a lot of wildfires that are there. the smoke is going south because of the winds and we are feeling the effect of it. >> brian: everyone is using this a.o.c. and senator schumer president biden as well. burning in 2020 record lows in canada was it not climate change then? >> steve: it's forest management. >> brian: could be. >> steve: it is. >> brian: better at it than us and that was one thing that we heard that we should do things like canada for the longest time when the president was walking -- when the former president was walking through the woods with gavin newsom. and now we see canada has their forests going on fire well just climate change. >> ainsley: is this what happens when we report on forest fires in california? is this what they go through regularly? >> brian: i don't remember. this. >> steve: they have better forest management in california. the problem is janice. >> brian: california is known as

awful forest management. >> steve: all because we had such a dry winter. >> ainsley: the snow. >> steve: didn't get enough snow. >> brian: it wasn't dry in california. >> ainsley: sending firefighters. put the fire out. >> steve: there are 400 fires. as i mentioned a moment ago, some of the worst air in pennsylvania. here's reaction from some folks in the city of brotherly love where yesterday just kind of hard to breathe. >> i just noticed like the smog in the air. so that's why i'm keeping a mask on just to stay safe. >> we slept with the windows open. i feel it. i have a headache. used to putting my mask on in the trolley. coming out of the trolley coming down the steps i think i want my mask on. i feel like i'm getting clean air when i breathe through the mask. >> we brought my little brother back to go inside. when i got back from school my head was hurting. i don't know i was having really bad headaches and my nose

started bleeding. >> ainsley: i feel fine. i was walking around the city yesterday. i feel fine. >> steve: i could feel it right there. >> ainsley: babysitter said she could feel it in her throat. our assistant this morning said her eyes are a little itchy. people are experiencing this even if they don't have breathing conditions. >> brian: janice dean is here. she put together six different walls to break down exactly what we are going through. so, janice, maybe we could start if we can about what's going on actually in canada and do you know the answer to this why we didn't get a heads up on this that this was about to hit us? >> janice: because we don't follow canadian news. we had this area of high pressure across the prayeries and it just remained anchored there for a very long time and that means sinking air and temperatures were warm and then we didn't have much of a winter like here in the northeast in parts of eastern canada. so to see the maritime provinces on fire is, you know, it's historic. >> brian: right. so here on average is the amount

of acreage that burns over the last 10 years 370,000 acres. >> janice: 5 times. >> brian: right. then you look at what we are dealing with in may of 2023 worked its way down here. obviously not done yet. so look at that number. >> janice: we are up to 9 million acres by the way. to your point what we are talking about, canada does not have the resources to combat wildfires like this. and some areas it's like you can't access the for rest industry. that's why we are sending 600 of our firefighters to canada right now because this is unprecedented but they cannot get a handle on something like this. >> brian: let's take a look at where it is actually burning and how thick it is and hard it is to access. will edmonton slammed right now. >> janice: this is known as the prairie states like the great plains here in the united states. the western parts of canada deal with wildfires, right? elisha british columbia and we get the smoke from that in the west every single year.

this has spread across ontario, into quebec and the eastern provinces of canada, which again, is unprecedented. nova scotia right now is dealing with evacuations and burning buildings. >> brian: right. but wind obviously coming south and by the way see this number 233. i heard that number was up to 400. >> janice: it is. yes. >> brian: that's a little bit low. >> janice: when we talk about the smoke we have a couple factors going on. this area of low pressure in new england that has remained there for many days so the counterclockwise flow around that area of low pressure is what is bringing the winds and the smoke southward. once we kick that area of low pressure offshore in the next couple of days as another area of low moves into the midwest, that's when conditions are going to improve. it's all about the wind direction. >> brian: what about this last night? look at. >>this that's the's what is scary. the orange hue that we saw over new york city.

i saw folks on social media saying janice dean, i live in california, welcome to our world. >> this is what they deal with you about because we don't typically see this, it was scary. >> brian: they say that new deli usually has the worst air temporarily. the worst was 10:00 last night. we have it worse. there is the air quality. here is the worst air quality cities we are looking at. first off, this is how we rate it. >> janice: right. this is the air quality index and right now a lot of areas are into the hazardous zone where they are saying officials do not go outside at all. kids not going out to play, adults not going to work today. and that's actually happening right now in parts of pennsylvania and new jersey. >> brian: major cities, too, we're told nothing. after school sports. obviously don't go to the yankee game. they are now playing against the white sox. >> janice: this is historic to see very unhealthy and hazardous conditions for millions of folks across the northeast.

unprecedented, historic. we are talking about 466 in honorsburg, pennsylvania, air quality. that's never happened before. >> brian: then we look at a live shot now in new york city. what do you have a projection i know it's almost impossible. projection of what we are going to be looking at today. >> today is going to be bad. especially areas of west and south. once we get that lohse offshore and not bringing those winds from canada, that's when conditions are going to improve. i think today is going to be bad. tomorrow a little bit better. saturday much improved. >> brian: what about flights? any sense of what the airports can deal with? because pilots say they can pretty much get this with the computer systems the way it is. they could get through this. >> janice: it's all about visibility. and when you have smoke and haze like that in places like philadelphia, i don't know that we're going to get a lot of flights off the ground. >> brian: i saw a lot of delays over laguardia and jfk.

check the local area airports including newark especially in the northeast. >> janice: it's scary. talk to your kids, too. my kids were scared. why are school activities canceled. >> steve: why is the sky yellow. >> janice: please talk to them because they are scared, too. >> brian: also, it's temporary. one of the things that happen. also make it exciting today let's stay indoors. let's make this fun. there's nothing you can do about it and nothing we did to cause it. this is what is coming from another country. >> janice: this too shall pass. >> brian: between the pandemic and everything else going on i think the kids have been pretty resourceful. steve and ainsley, back to you. >> ainsley: great job, guys. thank you. let's bring in our air quality expert and what an expert he is harvard trained, cambridge, board member of a mo pfizer. dr. helman, thank you for being with us. >> thanks for including me. it's a pleasure to be here. >> ainsley: janice brought up a good point how do we talk about our children about this.

living in the northeast area. north carolina, south carolina. my daughter said we are all scared i said baby, you are okay. we are inside. you are fine. another little girl went home early. her mom said she had a panic attack. so how do we handle our children? >> yeah. so, obviously, this is very hard for kids to understand. i remember when i was a kid and living in los angeles the traffic lights changed color. the first thing to do is to mirror that you are concerned and doing something about it. specifically we can't go out and play because the air is not safe and you can say that sometimes there are things that are not safe that we can't even see like the air the cause of pollution

hopefully we have an air filter or a way to protect ourselves just like with will covid. >> steve: we slept with a help that filter next to the bed last night. in the middle of the day, some parts of new york city the streetlights came on at 2:00 in the afternoon because it was so dim. so, if the sun cannot filter through, obviously it's -- there's a fine particulate. who is at risk and should people actually wear a mask? clearly if you are outside. should you wear a mask inside? >> so, when it comes to inside, i think it's great that you were sitting next to a hepa filter, the problem or the issue hepa filters are not perfect in that they don't remove the tiniest of the particles. the particles thinner than the width of a human hair. that's why there is new technology using sound waves to take those really tiny particles

and they are dangerous, these tiny particles are dangerous because not only do you breathe them into the lungs but then they go from the lungs to your bloodstream to everywhere else, to your brain, to your heart, to your liver to your kidneys. >> ainsley: what do we look for buying a filter? sonic filter. >> i'm a board member of this company but it's called at mow pfizer. basically just a box that uses found waves to take these ultra small tiny particles and make them into bigger atmo pfizer. i call it a snowmobile effect. you take tiny particles make a big snowball and remove yes. >> steve: i think will sell a bunch of those today if we don't use it today we could use it in the future. >> they are in stock and i have heard that a lot of filters are hard to get right now. >> steve: they absolutely are. >> ainsley: i will look it up. thanks, dr. hellman.

>> steve: you are lucky to be in florida today. thank you. ains since a is this me reading this? coming up, document drama, house oversight chair james comer cancels a vote to hold christopher wray in contempt of congress after a rare admission by the bureau where the biden family probe goes next. we will talk about that. >> steve: new elephant in the room. former tech ceo concerned governor doug burgum joins the crowded field of republicans for 2024. >> we need a leader who is clearly focused on three things, economy, energy, and national security. [cheers] >> steve: they like that. his vision for america and how he can stand out among all those contenders coming up shortly. >> ainsley: we have a good show. >> steve: we do.to "fox & q friends." e than a pack of cigarettes - ♪

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>> steve: push to hold director wray contempt of congress called off. >> ainsley: this after the bureau finally agrees to give all the members of the house oversight committee a chance to see that document that allegedly links the then vice president to a bribery scheme. >> brian: all right. here you go. lucas tomlinson joins us with the latest from washington. lucas? >> good morning, steve, ainsley and brian. that's right. house oversight committee james

comer scrapping plans to hold christopher wray in contempt of congress. comer's about-face comes after the fbi agreed to let all members of the oversight committee review that fbi document alleging then vice president accepted a $5 million bribe. pomp step conducting oversight of the fbi and holding accountable to the american people. the top democrat on the committee jamie raskin responding, quote: chairman come member's acceptance of these further accommodation comes after he spent weeks attacks the fbi despite extraordinary eve effort two pre republican what is they seek. raskin says they already ininvestigated will investigation under bill barr and found no wrongdoing a point disputed by barr who tells fox news it wasn't true it wasn't closed down on the contrary it was sent to delaware for further investigation. someone else claiming not true is former president donald trump

report surfaced that federal prosecutors notified his attorneys that he is now the target of a criminal investigation regarding his handling of classified materials after leaving the white house. trump responding, quote, no one has told me i'm being indicted and i shouldn't be because i have done nothing wrong. i assumed for years i'm the target of the weaponized doj and the fbi starting with russia, russia, russia hoax. the no collusion mueller report and impeachment hoax number one and impeachment hoax number two the perfect ukraine phone call and various scams and which hunts travesty of justice and election interference at a level never seen before. republicans in congress must make this their number one issue. are over their handling of classified materials, guys. >> steve: indeed. thank you very much. abc news is reporting that former president trump got a letter from the special counsel jack smith's office apparently recently informing him that he is the target of an ongoing

investigation regarding his handling of classified documents when he was out of office. >> "the washington post" is reporting this morning that the department of justice prosecutors are planning to bring a significant portion of any charges against the former president fors had handling classified documents at mar-a-lago. not in d.c. but actually in the southern district of florida near mar-a-lago. and, in fact yesterday, a former trump aid by the name of taylor budawich testified in front of a grand jury down in miami. the question is, is jack smith close to what is going on? there are a million rumors out there about what could happen very shortly what is going on with the grand jury's indictment? did different former cabinet officials or staff members flip on the former president? we could know shortly. >> ainsley: people are saying they are convening that second grand jury in the southern part of florida which could be better news for him. >> steve: better jury pool for

him. >> ainsley: he wrote on truth social they will hit hunter with something small to make their strike on me look fair. >> brian: forget about hunter i have a better analogy. what about the president? the president had documents at the penn center he had documents in his house. >> steve: joe biden. >> brian: he had documents in his garage. he had documents at the university of delaware. he had documents in his lawyer's boston office. documents in chinatown. we don't hear anything about this documents? is this a library error? is this a rebuke or is this a raid? one a series of documents could be the most serious documents. maybe something from 1983. >> could be something from 1993. that's how far back he goes in government. >> ainsley: what about the other document that house oversight is going to look at? alleges a $5 million crime involving then vice president biden and foreign nationals, possibly exchanging money for policies that's illegal. >> that was the initial thing that you were talking about, what lucas was talking about. what is so amazing is jamie

raskin doing his impersonation of misinterpreting or misrepresenting what he was reading in a scif when william barr he just said william barr looked at this and there was nothing there. that's not true. there is a lot here. let me send it to delaware for an investigation. the bigger question is what is going on with the investigation after four years? and why is it that a whistleblower had to leave that investigation. had to come forward and say hey, mr. raskin can i finish? james comer, hey, james comer. we have i gave this 1023 years ago. no one has ever followed up on investigation look at it. no one frustrated his reputation and nothing has happened. and then to mischaracterize william barr as though he is no longer on the planet unbelievable. is jamie raskin going to be called out for this adam schiff

never got a pass on it. >> ainsley: two of them were the ones originally read that document. >> steve: right. he said yesterday he 100 percent stands by what he said. speaking of william barr, regarding the potential indictment of donald trump regarding all of these things, bill barr said tuesday he thinks not only will the former president be charged, but he said trump deserves it. he said this is not a case of the department of justice conduct guilty a witch-hunt former attorney general for mr. trump. lots going on in the legal world. we will keep you posted. in the meantime carley has more from the legal world. >> that's right. big news out of peru, guys. van der sloot's lawyer is making a last ditch effort to block his beings tradition from peru to the u.s. where he faces federal charges for allegedly promising to lead natalee holloway's remains to her body in 2010. top interpol official sells the

fbi is still set to transfer van der sloot later today. holloway last seen in 2005 in rubio leaving a nightclub with van der sloot. the alabama teen was declared legally dead in 2012. president biden vetoing republicans' bill to overturn his $400 billion student loan forgiveness plan. republicans in congress led an effort block the bill my administration's plan to provide up to $10,000 in student debt relief and up to $20,000 for borrowers who received the pell grant. not going to back down on my efforts to help tens of millions of middle class family. >> carley: vetoed a bill despite jthe supreme court is set to issue a ruling on the program as soon as this month. and the nuggets taking three of the nba finals behind 30 point triple doubles by nicholai and jamal murray.

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>> brian: north dakota governor doug burgum suggests is he undaunted as he throws his hat in the g.o.p. field. >> steve: i count 11 faces right there. while the brand new republican presidential candidate doug burgum joins us from the state of my birth, iowa. governor, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> we have four minutes to introduce you to america. how would you like to start that? >> well, i just want to say classic hello from north dakota. i'm in fargo this morning. i will be heading to iowa later this morning. we have got a great story in north dakota. what we are focused on what we are doing with the economy and energy and of course our state with our missile defense, two air force bases, big border state. we understand national security in the state and we are looking forward to the campaign to talk about those issues with the american public. >> ainsley: governor, i know you

have six week abortion ban in your state. have you blocked transgenders ts from competing in women's sports. tell us more about your policy. clearly very conservative yeah, north dakota is a conservative state a conservative legislature. our campaign we think a lot of those issues can be decided at the state level. we absolutely think things the federal government should be focusing on are the things we are focused on are the matters that matter most to the most number of americans. right now that's the economy with the biden inflation we have going on it's a corrosive tax that eats away at every american family. red tape and regulation that the biden administration is pouring on the american oil and gas and energy business is completely 180 degrees backwards. it's what is actually destabilizing the world. literally putin would not be able to invade ukraine if we hadn't allowed all of our allies to become dependent on energy from our adversaries. i mean, absolutely we should be

selling energy to our friends and ally versus buying it from our enemies. and of course national security what's going on the cold war can china. the federal government is not paying enough attention to it and part of national security is border security. 110,000 fentanyl -- i mean 110,000 overdose deaths in 202270% of those coming from fentanyl which is coming over an open border. so we have got plenty to do right there across those three issues and that's what we are going to be focusing on. >> brian: pretty amazing as our we have the secretary of state begging saudis to not cut production when we could have production here it's pathetic. you are not anti-environmental, you talk about alternative energies in your background and nobody has to tell you about the tech center. that's where you made your billions. i want to talk about what we are experiencing throughout the northeast here and that is the rest do you have to fires from canada. aoc john kerry among the many

who saying this is part of climate change. do you agree this is climate change? >> well, i would just tell you this. as the past chairman of western governor's association. one thing we really understood was forest management and fire management. >> steve: exactly. >> the united states historically under funded everything related to this. again, we have an opportunity for better forest management, better fire management in our country. the democrat and the biden administration blame everything on climate. and they attack the u.s. oil and gas industry. they are trying to shut down, you know, all the base load energy in this country. china has more coal plants permitted than can you shut down in the united states. if you have really care about air quality, again, air quality is not coming from issues from the u.s. oil and gas industry. innovation will solve that why have a a number of north dakota where we can decarbonize all the base load.

co-2 storage safely underground to take care of that issue. we have a real issue like in quebec right now with forest management and fire management. that's where the focus should be. don't shift the blame on to something else. >> steve: sure. governor, thank you very much for dropping by. i'm sure more people would like to read more information whether a is the location of your website? >> doug burgum.com. we would love to have everybody join us. it's going to be an exciting campaign and looking forward to getting to meet everybody across iowa the next few days, new hampshire this weekend. off and running. a fantastic launch yesterday and appreciate all the amazing support we are receiving. >> brian: yeah. had a big rally. we covered it. thank you so much, governor. >> steve: congratulations. good luck. >> ainsley: we look forward to learning more about you. thanks for coming on this morning. parents outraged after gender video shown to next g.p.s. dad of four pulling the district of the district now. his take next

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dozens of other messages who said i would love to post about this on social media. i would love to protest about this. but, if i do i'm going to be canceled. i'm going to lose my job. i'm going to be attacked. i started speaking up about it and the hate and the threats came in very quickly. >> ainsley: kyle, what's the reaction of the children? are they confused? i know all of our children are going to hear these principles or these ideas later in life. but this is 3rd grade, fourth grade, and fifth grade. >> correct. these are conversations that need to be happening at home, ainsley. not in the classroom. in the classroom they are replacing math and science with social and emotional learning. we need to be focused on the basics of education right now. kids as a whole are confused in general. they are little kids. it's our responsibility as the grown ups to teach them at home note indoctrinate them in schools. it certainly was not intend to alienate or disturb any child. in context, we were trying to

remind students that it's okay to be who you are and still be treated with respect nts, dignity and kindness? what is your response to that, kyle? >> i missed the part where she said i'm sorry we should have informed parents first, ainsley. i missed the part where they followed the lead of other schools in the area when there are similar topics being covered they alert the parents and give the parents an option to opt out their kids. people are infuriated in there theres are into apology. this is doubling down saying basically we're going to do whatever we want to do because we get to call the shots. >> ainsley: different way to handle. this we have these materials if your children are asking questions and you feel comfortable you can check them out from the library or we will give you these materials or videos and send them home to you if you want to be showing your kids. in the meantime we are going to be teaching our children riding, and writing and math. what is the message this video seconds to kids. i'm in charge, i call the shots. do whatever i want and you as the parent have to listen knee. that's not the message we should

be sending to our kids. >> ainsley: what do you say to the critics that say my child or these children can't go home and talk to their parents about this? >> these are conversations that should be happening outside of the school. there are concerns about gender identity issues. parents should be having those conversations with the kids. we launched american dads.org so parents could get in the fight and start pushing back. >> ainsley: kyle, thank you so much for coming on. >> thank you. >> ainsley: you are welcome. i will hand it oover to carley. >> carley: time for news by the numbers. sponsored by novartis. two days, that's how long prince harry on trial against mirror group newspapers. during his testimony, harry admitted he was not aware of any evidence that he was hacked by tabloids but the duke of sussex still insists if he lost his case it would be an injustice. next, 2 million. that is how many children will have access to free books thanks to dolly parton's imagination library. her program is now stretching to

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wear a mask, keep your doors and windows closed and use an air purifier if you have one. kim douglas, normally on the west coast you are here today. >> i hope it wasn't me, steve. because, you know, i am in an area around pasadena. it's always smoky and foggy. the minute i land in new york, look what happens. >> steve: i'm thinking unless you are playing half of canada on fire you are a breast cancer survivor that's what your podcast is all about. ever since you survived you tried to figure out the most healthy things you can do to extend your life. and when you look at the particulate over the air right now, you have all sorts of suggestions that people have not actually thought about i'm like the queen of hacks if you can give people practical, easy, affordable tips on how to have a solution to this problem, then let's do it. so, looking at me, i'm sure can

you tell i'm just a simple girl with a dream, very, very plain. i don't like a lot of makeup, okay. >> steve: this is one of your suggestions. >> it is. >> steve: as the ladies are getting ready to go out today. >> that's right. >> steve: don't put on makeup. >> don't wear your eye makeup, ladies, if you have, to just do it very minimally. and if you are wearing it because you need to, perhaps you're in a meetings or on a show like i am with the wonderful steve, then the minute i get off the air, i'm going to make sure to use a nontoxic chemical free eye remover. because even the ones with the little bit of fragrance they can irritate your eyes even more so you want to make sure. >> steve: tell the folks about color alcohol drops. >> you are so l.a. i love it. what i suggest also this is great for your immune system get your big class of water when you carry around your tumbler just get those chlorofill drops and put a few in and it helps to

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want to be outside today. >> steve: unless you have got a treadmill. >> exactly. >> steve: great tips. today a good day to stay in and watch television and this channel in particular or your podcast which is. >> thank you. your healthy dose with kym douglas. >> >> steve: a pleasure. exactly 7:00 in new york city, and second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> todd: hazardous air quality conditions everyone should stay inside.