sam: we are at the varner-hogg plantation in west columbia, texas.laved people. rasool: for the slave owner, what was life like here? sam: well, patton was very successful with regards to running the plantation. they produced a lot of sugar, and the enslaved people were the ones producing the wealth. they were not receiving the benefit, but they were doing the work and producing the wealth of this county. and for the enslaver, their wealth was in ownership of the people and in what the people produced. so it is grand, but it's not great. (somber music) rasool: attempts to defend slavery extended far beyond the plantation and found justification in a most unexpected place, the church. but how could the church, which i believe is a place to find spiritual freedom, become a place that defended bondage? lisa fields: the first way to be okay with treating someone bad is to dehumanize them, and then you won't feel guilty for it. rasool: i reached out to an expert, lisa fields, to make sense of it all, and a good place to start was the good book itself. lis

i think it's light and off to some degree in west columbia and also according to but north of that, not such the same story. i don't think we've had a lot to write in jamaica reason that's about half a month's was me selling 3 hundreds of thunder storms and you've got multi term in the same area. so you can reflect that into cuba. the bahamas may be still hate to where the cost is funding on the ground and then come down through here, for example, in nicaragua, at home to us. it looks quite way where it's mexico does not. in the us, the biggest story actually is the amount of smoke come out. the canadian fire is that's the picture. look, you know, the new york, and you can see that is very polluted. the fact is currently talk of the table of pollution cities in the world. how does because the wind just to bring it, bring the smoke it, but it's going to be a company by right. so things at least so should improve the the, the southern most italian island is bryce for potentially record breaking some of migrant arrivals. prime minister, georgia maloney, one power last year promising to tra

i think it's light and off to some degree in west columbia and also that could do but no so that not such the same story. i don't think we've had a lot of writing jamaica reason. that's about half a month's worth the southern 3 hundreds of thunder storms and you've got multiple time in the same area. so you can reflect that into cuba. the bahamas may be still hate to where, of course is funding on the ground and then come down through here, for example, and nick around here at home just looks quite way. where's mexico does not in the us, the biggest story actually is the amount of smoke come out. the canadian fight is that's a picture. look, you know, the new york, and you can see that is very polluted. the fact is currently talk of the table of pollution cities in the world. how does because the wind just to bring it, bring that smoking, but it's going to be a company by right. so things at least so should improve the, the frank assessments, quite frankly. let's, let's dress the elephant in the room. the reason the south koreans want their own nuclear to terraces because they don't

this is a extremely remote area uh, in the south west of the columbia. uh, in the middle essentially of the uh, the amazon rain forest, but uh we're talking of, uh, an area. uh that has a very, very tech jungle uh trees that can be as 40 meters tall. obviously many dangerous and the most makes. the jaguar is definitely not a place that unless you were born there you. ready know how to navigate, and this is a also explains why it took so long for the military and indigenous communities to find them. they were operating at the beginning on a huge, essentially territory. and then they, they started working from different angles at the same. so the and, and, and moving towards the area of, uh, the, the incidents now uh, throughout the mount months they were able to find some evidence that indeed the kids were still alive. first of all right, after the incident and they, they found a shelter. they found put brains, they found a baby bottle and so forth. and so finally, and without losing hope today where they were able to find them. okay, i sons' around fianc

presents alexander, rich as a bond on violent reality shows in canada or a fire in the west improvements of british columbia has prompted the evacuation of move in 2000 people. nearly a $105.00 is a binding the with stars. he's describing the situation as aggressive involved a tile on the other side of the country, international crews, a arriving to help fight fires in the at the center of canada is, was well 5 season on rack hold. is that lines the south boston line with steve clemens as the program coming up next, but to have them use out for you in less than 60 minutes? the hi. i'm steve clements and i have a question. can america's drug abuse epidemic which kills more than a $100000.00 people each year? be traced. the one family of billionaires. let's get to the bottom line. the. by the time the sho, in spite of americans will have died from a drug overdose by the end of this day and every day, the number is going to be about 300. it's one of the country's top killers, more than guns, more than car accidents, and more than suicides. and it's everywhere from past suburbs to farm country. for decades, sur

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how is this your, i'll just say the washington in canada or a fire in the west improvements of british columbia has prompted the evacuation to more than 2000 people from the homes. maybe a 105, a binding. there was a far as he's describing the situation as aggressive and volatile and kind of busy . international crews continued to arrive to help fight 5, the center of kind of his west wall for a season on record for 5 days stretching from kind of his west coast to is east coast. many of these have been burning for days, and in some cases, weeks. at the moment there are 424 to 5. most of them are still on out of control. more than a 140 of them are in quebec. it's a smoke from this region that has caused the hazardous ad across the positive united states. carol, amazon that has more not from level of equipment this year, is shaping up to be one of the worst fire seasons ever. in canada, there's an estimated 440 different wild fires burning throughout the entire country . right now. one of the hardest hit areas is where i'm at. that's quebec, a province in the eastern part of the country. right h

even more widespread funds, all likely in the coming months, rentals reports from british columbia in the west, the nova scotia in the east canadian firefighters on the front lines of a nationwide wildfire emergency 3300000. heck, there's a burn so far this year. across the country, there are currently 413 wildfires burning and 249 of those fires are deemed out of control. and as of yesterday, an estimated 26000 people remain evacuated from their homes across the country. with weather and nova scotia, one of the hardest hit areas, health firefighters gain control over some blazes. there's been 90 millimeters of rain over the last few days, which is definitely helping us. i would greatly down here. unusually high temperatures and tender drive for us or what making this fire season. so devastating global warming is that the root of the crisis says canadian prime minister justin trudeau, who warns that even worse maybe on the way, year after year with climate change, we're seeing more and more intense wildfires and in places where they don't normally are modeling shows that this may be an especia

in canada, fire in the west and province of british columbia has prompted the evacuation of more than 2000 people from the homes, maybe 105 to binding the weight as well. thirty's describe the situation as aggressive and volatile in the east. international crews continued to arrive to help fight the places in canada as well as well for a season on record. indeed, there are 5 stretching from kind of his west to his east coast. many have been burning for days and in some places which at the moment there are 424 to 5 most is still out of control. more than a 140 of them are in quebec. it's a smoke from this region that is cause it has, it is a, across the parts of the united states here, well as under as more now from rover in quebec, 6 years shaping up to be one of the worst fire seasons ever in canada. there's an estimated $440.00 different wild fires burning throughout the entire country. right now. one of the hardest to areas is where i'm at. that's quebec, a province in the eastern part of the country. right here, there a 135 fires burning. the vast majority of them are considered c

where on the high and columbia west send it to the, on the brink of legalizing marijuana and brazil. so let's see. as junior was put in charge of the country, racism committee as the football test, football taxes, department of abuse of coming up in schools. the the cold front came rugged away from the server up to back here, brought with it some very cold data that most of the countries of south america is fundable says, believe you. and that because these funds breaking up were tending itself into circulation and storms of potential of some flooding in the southeast, opposite. oh, but where it's gone through the temperature, the weather should be cold nights, fairly warm dice, particularly in santiago, 22. but where the cold is reached, amazon, you just don't wanna get any further in either thing. that's the line that breaking you up with the cold front. so part of how is going to stay at $25.00 degrees? rain to the north event, which is part of the band that goes around the world with the sun. it's getting heavier in columbia and equity, or maybe costa rica, and also in nicaragua,

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in other states and canada, a fight in the west and province of british columbia has prompted the evacuation of more than 2000 people with are these have described it as aggressive and follow tile nearly 100 funds depending then on the other side of the country, international crews arriving to help find files, the you center of canada as west palm 5 season on records. the funds and the some candidate continue to impact air pollution in northern us states for a quality is expected to continue in the cities of washington, dc and new york until sunday, when the direction of the wind is expected to change on the front porch. a goal and spine, a sensing emergency crews to candidate fires coleman. but it's unusual for them to burn in the east and the west. at the same time, 3800000 hicks is had been scorched and more than 135 active in quebec. they are also places in british columbia, alberta, nova scotia, and on terrier many had been pending for dies. the storm system which is swelling off the atlantic coast is full of smoke into the us. as we mentioned, the air quality eludes are implies the muc

has described the case as a hooks and electro interference. thousands in canada is west and the province of british columbia are being told to evacuate as far as spread $3100.00 of funding in the region. meanwhile, farm and the eastern province of quit bankcard, showing signs of being brought under control. so don's warring sides have agreed on another sea spot. this one austin just 24 hours starting from saturday morning just on the 5 hours from now. what has been intense fighting across to down since mid april. even during the string of previously negotiated choices, the cease fire was meant to allow the safe passage of desperately needed for monetary aid. latrice was broken by the us and saudi arabia, who been facilitating talks between a certain these army and power ministry records support forces. even morgan has more from when we ask residents here in the capital hot soon, what these thoughts of the latest these fire that is due to start on saturday at around 6 am local time or for am gmc, they say that they have very little hope to believe and as they say that they've seen how previous these parts ha

start and it's not contained to the east, and you can see the massive blaze burning in british columbia on the westwildfires, in that province alone. cnn's paula newton has more. >> canadian officials say that there are fewer fires burning now than there were earlier this week, having said that, you have to keep in mind there are fires burning right across this country from the west, to the east. it is on track already to be the second worst fire season ever in this country, and it will likely be surpassed, given the fact this is still early in that wildfire season. now, having said all of this, what is going to help the most is some cooler, wetter weather moving through some critical regions like quebec, hopefully in the next few days. this will continue to be a problem, though, and i want you to see why. have a look at this map. this is canada, in fact, north america as it includes alaska, the borreal zone, including millions of hectares of borreal forest, those places have been susceptible to more wildfires given climate change. it's not a clear pattern, it is incredibly complex. the fact remain

more widespread flies are likely in the coming months of rob reynolds has more from british columbia in the west, nova scotia, in the east canadian firefighters are on the front lines of a nationwide wildfire. emergency 3300000. heck, there's a burn so far this year. across the country, there are currently 413 wildfires burning and 249 of those fires are deemed out of control. and as of yesterday, an estimated 26000 people remain evacuating from their homes across the country with whether a, nova scotia of one of the hardest hit areas, health firefighters gain control over some blazes. there's been 90 millimeters of rain over the last few days, which is definitely helping us. i would greatly down here. unusually high temperatures and tender drive for us or what making this fire season. so devastating global warming is that the route of the crisis is canadian prime minister justin true. go towards that even worse, maybe on the way, year after year with climate change, we're seeing more and more intense wildfires and in places where they don't normally are modeling shows that this may be and espec

when you might invest the charges that you're off, the great in canada of fire in the west and province of british columbia has prompted the evacuation of move in 2000 people. nearly a 105 is a binding now with authorities describing the situation as aggressive and volatile on the other side of the country. international crews arriving to help fight 5 and the at the center of canada is, was while fi seasonal record with 4400000 hectares already bund through. well, the size of stretching from canada is west coast to the east. many of these have been binding for days, if not weeks. at the moment there are 424 active 5. most of them still out of control. more than a 140 of those 5 are in come back. it's the smoke from this region that is cause the hazardous arrow across parts of the united states. gabriel alexander has moved from montreal. there are hundreds of fires burning throughout canada right now, but the majority of them are here in the province of quebec. where i'm at right now . it's believe just here in quebec, there are more than a $150.00 wild fires burning at this very hour of those about a 100 a

the southern co ketchup province. roscoe is find them a 5 miles west of the wreckage. ana sandoval repeated. he's got this update from columbia as capital the top massey a to them week found the live after spending more than a month. one during the amazon jungle. and the 1st fixtures release their scene with some of the colombian soldiers and indigenous volunteers that have been searching restlessly for them for 5 weeks since they survived the plane crash deep in the rain for some may 1st. president gustavo pedro said, finding them was nothing short of a miracle that's community. i seem to hear this, the military forces and the indigenous communities that helps with the search. if it's found the children 14 days after the plane crash, the children were on the road. they are an example of survival that will go down in history. today, those children of the children of peace and the children of columbia, you have at least 30 as the children, aged 1394, and one year old were recovered near the border between the 2nd time what you had and provinces close to where the small plane has crashed, their mother died in the accident relie

polina timofeeva ntv london are struggling with bad weather in canada in the west of the country in the province of british columbiaargest forest fire in the region in the entire history of observations. it has been raging for more than a month; its area continues to grow. the fire started due to a lightning strike rescuers assigned the fire status out-of-control nearby communities have been evacuated, the difficult situation persists and in other regions smoke has covered toronto according to the national meteorological data. the level of air pollution in the city has reached dangerous levels according to forecasts. today, the ecological situation should improve. and heavy rains fell on north ossetia, they were accompanied by squalls. wind mostly from bad weather. the storm hit the capital of the republic in vladikavkaz, knocked down trees and damaged power lines. water flooded the roads of several private houses and a high-rise building of residents were evacuated in one of the microdistricts. he descended into a power stream at an emergency site and restricted traffic. entered in the city. emergency services are

not feeling summer like at all in british columbia, vancouver at 14 degrees. meantime desert, south west. okay. phoenix, 3940. that's where you should be for this year. and if we focus now on south america, the rain for the top end of the continent, pretty light actually in for se brazil where we had that serious storm. just so the supports the lake, very much calmer conditions, sons out there with a high of 17 degrees on monday. that's it gets you later. the a foot paula. adult. the and the pioneer. first. he lost the challenge to play for his country. won a legal battle that paid the way for a generation of brazilian players, foot building legends. eric townsend all introduces a one scene of people live buyers club for his political believes he took power into his own hands and placed the trails of players rights. football rentals on our gc, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the one to the out is there a mind at the top stories the south, the u. s. as the top diplomats is attending the 2nd and final day of meetings with high level officials in beijing, as the blinking is holding talks with

in canada file and british columbia has come to the evacuation of more than 2000 people. nearly 100 fires burning in the west and province was, are, these are describing the situation as aggressive and by the time, meanwhile, and the east international crews continue to arrive to help fight the flames that this is kind of isn't west of wildfire. season on rec, for the fi is now stretched between kind of as vast west and east coast. many of them, it's inviting for days of those for weeks. at this moment, 4245 active and with ours, you say most of them are out of control. more than a $140.00 of the pfizer and come back. it's this make from that it's in causing the smoking hayes in the eastern united states. gabriel, as under, has worn out from red level into back this year is shaping up to be one of the worst fire seasons ever in canada. there's an estimated $440.00 different wild fires burning throughout the entire country. right now. one of the hardest to areas is where i'm at. that's quebec, a province in the eastern part of the country. right here, there a 135 fires burning. the vast majority of them are c

the west coast called says, rescue efforts have found is nothing. the columbia is congress as scheduled to meet in the next hour to vote on legalizing the recreational use of marijuana. the little would allow people to privately cultivate up to 20 kind of as plans. the government says licenses and regulations would be in place to monitor its use and sale bill as controversial bucketfuls in line with president gustavo petro. his plan to change what he calls the failed war on trucks. correspondent, alexandra, around the ascii is live for us now in bogota. alessandro you are in front of a loud protest. the, what are people being so vocal about the yes, i can barely hear you hear it. you can probably hear how loud through the speakers behind me. but essentially that a thousands of people to do the streets, both here and the capital good that and in the number of cities across one of them being a show of course of the opposition against the government, the federal, federal. and i guess as many ambitious reforms, and this is happening on the day that congress is expec

so a few months to canada, where a fine and british columbia has prompted the evacuation in more than 2000 people. nearly a 105, depending in the west. some problems with the authorities describe the situation as aggressive and volatile. meanwhile, in the east, international crews continue to arrive to help find places in kind of as well as well fall season on record. indeed, there are 5 stretching from kind of is west coast, was east coast, many of them planning for days. and in some cases, weeks. at the moment there are 424 active places most are out of control. more than a 140 of them are in quebec. it's a snake from this region that's called the hazardous air in the united states. gabriel alexander has more now from rubber band. in a quick back. this year is shaping up to be one of the worst fire seasons ever in canada. there's an estimated $440.00 different wild fires burning throughout the entire country. right now. one of the hardest to areas is where i'm at. that's quebec, a province in the eastern part of the country right here there. a 135 fires burning. the vast majority of them are considered completely out of control. a

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

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and kind of the fire in british columbia has prompted the evacuation of more than 2000 people. and then the $105.00 is a binding in the west and problems with well thirty's describe the situation as aggressive and volatile. cable, as on the, is in roosevelt, in quebec to this year is shaping up to be one of the worst fire seasons ever in canada, there's an estimated $440.00 different wild fires burning throughout the entire country. right now, the own group tells you bob has claim responsibility for an attack on a restaurant in somalia is capital and friday. security forces say they have successfully neutralize the threats and their desks and being reported. witnesses say they heard of gloss and gun 5 of the popular up market power restaurant to look at issues leader beach. at least 7 people have been wounded. is ready troops, if i take gas at 11, these demonstrate is at the border village of katasha. villages in the area have been protesting. it's what they say of frequent violations on the line by israel's army. tensions have escalated in the past week as many people days as dig trenches in the area you and has appealed

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residents here and in canada, a fire and bushes. columbia has pumped to the back to ation of more than 2000 people, nearly 105 as i currently binding in the west and province with are these are describing the situation as aggressive and thought a tile. and this is kind of the west wildfire season. on record. well those are the headlines. they'll be much when you screw here on out a 0 offset, the bottom line. the hi, i'm steve clements and i have a question. can america's drug abuse epidemic which kills more than a $100000.00 people each year? be trace the one family a 1000000000 years. let's get to the bottom line. the . by the time the sho, in spite of americans will have died from a drug overdose by the end of this day. and every day, the number is going to be about 300. it's one of the country's top pillars. more than guns, more than car accidents and more than suicides, and it's everywhere from past suburbs to farm country. for decades, survivors of addiction and relatives of victims have been trying to hold one company to account for do pharma. that company privately owned by a 1000000000 or family. the satler's has been in a pain killer

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west territories as well, and the district of columbia, carry out federal aid, highway. welcome, shailen. you might now proceed with your testimony. thank you for joining us. -- thank you, chairman carper. and ranking member capito. members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today to discuss implementation of the infrastructure investment and jobs act, otherwise known as the bipartisan infrastructure law and the inflation reduction act. these historic investments in our nation's infrastructure and the opportunities to build clean energy economy to create good jobs and lower costs for working families. when i appeared for this committee for confirmation hearing i notice that if h.w. staff have been working tirelessly. i have hit the ground running since being confirmed at the dedication of ejects w a staffing carrying out these laws and getting real results for the american public is inspiring. if all weeks of the transportation agency is for two reasons. to save lives and to make peoples lives better. this past monday, i joined members o

west territories as well, and the district of columbia, carry out federal aid, highway. welcome, shailen. you might now proceed with your testimony. thank you for joining us. -- thank you, chairman carper. and ranking member capito. members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today to discuss implementation of the infrastructure investment and jobs act, otherwise known as the bipartisan infrastructure law and the inflation reduction act. these historic investments in our nation's infrastructure and the opportunities to build clean energy economy to create good jobs and lower costs for working families. when i appeared for this committee for confirmation hearing i notice that if h.w. staff have been working tirelessly. i have hit the ground running since being confirmed at the dedication of ejects w a staffing carrying out these laws and getting real results for the american public is inspiring. if all weeks of the transportation agency is for two reasons. to save lives and to make peoples lives better. this past monday, i joined members o

some video distribute by the british columbia fire service shows flames and smoke rising from the westnge rapidly, all due to any fluctuations in the weather. if the wind does pick up that fire will intensify. canada is on track for its worst ever wildfire season as more than 9.8 million acres have burned. that's roughly 15 times the annual average of the past decade. now although air quality has improved, smoke from those canadian wildfires as impacted, more than 75 million people and more than a dozen states from the midwest to the northeast all the way down to the southeast. the first wildlife overpass in northern california is now in the planning stages. the land trust of santa cruz county bought a 2600 acre cattle ranch near san juan bautista. the trust is working with caltrans to build a bridge for animals or lanes of highway 101 156. that d be made of concrete and covered with grass and rocks and possibly trees. it would connect the santa cruz mountains and the gavilan mountains, which are both relatively wild. officials hope to get approval for the idea by 2028. and the only ma

west. at the same time, 3800000 hectares have been scorched and more than a 135 is active and could back are also places in british columbia, alberta, nova scotia and ontario, many have been burning for days. the storm system which is swirling off the atlantic coast as for smoke into the u. s. air quality alerts that are in place for much of the east coast as well as parts of the midwest. full cost to say the why, the parsons gonna last several days for vanessa leaves the canadian reporter covering the fires and come back. and she spoke to us out there from montreal when it comes to the severity and, and how many fires that we are seeing. and come back in, in canada, officials say that it is unprecedented that they have never seen so many flyers with this severity at this point of the season. it's, it's only june, 8th, after all, and summer hasn't even officially arrived yet. right now, there are about 800 firefighters on the ground, badly, the 130, the 140 fires in, come back, and there is more help on the way. so there is help coming from the west, from spain, from portugal, from mexico. and if you're wondering why help

on a rate through to the coast of columbia in ecuador, and now he's got to give you an update on beatrice, looking to probably potentially make landfall just to the west of man is a new, this is going to produce a lot of rain for mexico solisco states over the course of the weekend. still high temperatures here the other day, new orleans closed in on it's june temperature record of course. now here we are in july and the stones are doing little to quality heat. also seen storms flare up across the us, midwest straight through to the great lakes and st goes to the west as well. but more so around alberta is capital edmonton, and then temperatures are really ramping up in california for the san joaquin valley, fresno at $43.00 degrees, heat alerts in place here. see later, the weather brought to you by a visit to the john of almost 10 years in which to shake, hama de, ward for translation, and international understanding has become the most important tron as an award from as to the arabic language in the world, the award announces that the nomination periods of 2023 starts from the 1st of march to the 31st of july. applications are accepted through the

west, sticking around i believe for the long-term. >> jennifer gray, thanks so much. with me now is an assistant research professor at columbia university, and air pollution adviser to the u.s. state department. thank you for joining us. it's staggering what we are seeing today in the northeast. put this in context, how bad is the air pollution right now in new york city, and other parts of the eastern u.s.? >> yeah, thanks for having me on, jake. it's really hard almost to find words to describe what we are seeing with these levels of pa pa pa particulant matter. these levels are ten times higher than what they should be. so we are seeing unprecedented amounts of pollution in the new york area and the mid-atlantic in general. >> this is the worst it's ever been in canada when it comes to wildfires, at least in modern history. how much of this can be attributed, if at all qua quantifiable, to climate change, and more specifically, man-made activities on climate change? >> yeah, it's rather difficult right now to attribute individual events to climate change. that research is probably ongoing as we are speaking right now and i

west migrant bites in kings 100 small office. that high winds have complicated the rescue operation reports, but it was carrying up to 750 people. jonesal reckless reports from columbia to of these men are among some 100 survivors of the shipwreck. that being temporarily sheltered in a warehouse on the column at the docks in southern greece. 8 workers told us some fainted when they were brought on shore, and we're in a state of shock. it's likely that they have loved ones who didn't survive. the boat's thinking why you all seem to be sent to be got the call about a shipwreck at 4 am. and the coast guard told us there were $700.00 people on board and we thought that was exaggerated, but apparently it wasn't for the survivors here said that the women and children were below the decks. and it seems they suffered the worst effects of the capsizing . but when it on the coast, god says the trula was supposed to be heading for instantly on tuesday morning and asked only for food and water as it sped north. but in the small hours of wednesday, as it had on it coast guard decimal sailed along sided, its engines stopped working. the captain of the greek coast guard vessels set

west. they've scored 3800000 hectares and forced 820000 people from their homes. roughly a 150 fires are active in the province of quebec alone. there also wildfires and british columbia, alberta, nova scotia, and on stereo. many of these fires have been burning for days if not weeks, but a storm system swirling off the atlantic coast as far as the smoke from these fire cells into the us and then east toward some of the most densely populated areas in the country. air quality alerts are in place for much of the east coast from new england to south carolina, as well as parts of the midwest, including ohio, indiana, and michigan. and the weather pattern is expected to persist for the next several days with hayes, likely to continue right across the region. vanessa lee is a canadian reporter covering the fires and come back and she spoke to us earlier on from montreal when it comes to the severity and, and how many fires that we are seeing and come back in, in canada. officials say that it is unprecedented that they have never seen so many flyers with this severity at this point of the season. it's, it's only june, 8th, after all, and summer hasn't even officially arrive

columbia check point. that is the main link between grandma law and jerusalem. we cannot go there or the other places cars can go inside on the palestinians, west permits and even if they have permits to kind of drive the car is inside, they have to go in walking. and there's a button that's mix this traffic and it shows really here how politics controls the smallest details of palestinians like the hey, we are arriving time assessments. how are you? i'm a journalist. i'm gonna give you a code. you'll have the idea connected to the thank you. thank. so that's the 1st time we've been checked on this and todd johnny just as we get to our destination. so we're here at the opposite side of where we started. 50 to 55 minutes. it took us to get here. it's already a huge settlement, but as you can see, there are no signs. the building is still pending. hearings have begun and a landmark case followed by to illustrate islands as accusing the story and government of phasing to protects them from climate change to community. elders have loans. the action on behalf of people from the boy you and side by islands. they say the low line islands will soon be under will. so be