people fleeing the yellow net, fire and canadas northern territories have meanwhile arrived in calgary. yellow knives, entire population, had to be evacuated. canada's prime minister has promised federal help and praise people for stepping up in the face of crisis. the number of people who been evacuating has been taking these incredibly long drives to get to safety, doing it in a thoughtful, orderly way of being there to help out each other and look out for each other is really the best of luck just with canada is particularly people live in the north where the sense of community and looking out for each other is, is truly extraordinary. for the residents of yellowknife, there's some good news firefighters there have so far been able to keep the flames threatening their hometown at bay rushes. defense ministry says they've managed to repel. they keep training and drawing the tack on most go. it hold that traffic and came as a governor reporter to another. drawing crashing into a railway station in the western russian city, of course reported a tax fuller with deadly gas, striking note

some of the victories from yellowknife has made it as far as calgary. now all they can do is wait until they're home. so let's do that. when do we to general is christina affection is based in vancouver. if people have been driving hundreds of kilometers the safety or still law, how die is the situation? yeah, i would say um this week like be already extreme workfare susan canada has reached another level. is there are like more than a 1000 higher screening in the country. and as you just mentioned, to place a snell threatening to sidney zillow, nice the for, and all the just saw the images and clone and this house goes to the us border. so i don't, i had to be a bit cheated. i'm zone the police might reach the city limits by this weekend already. lucky the, the city saw the fire coming, so we're just have enough time to dig up a for line instead of the spring since the cetera. however, the vacation only start when spring nice under heavy smoke or red, and it's really difficult. there's plenty of you one way out of town and people are getting stuck in l

people fleeing the yellow net fire and canadas northern territories have meanwhile arrived in calgary . yellow knives, entire population had to be evacuated. canada's prime minister has promised federal help and praise people for stepping up in the face of crisis. the number of people who been evacuating has been taking these incredibly long drives to get to safety, doing it in a thoughtful, orderly way of being there to help out each other and look out for each other is really the best of not just what canada is. what particularly people live in the north, where the sense of community and looking out for each other is, is truly extraordinary. for the residents of yellow knife, there's some good news firefighters there have so far been able to keep the flames threatening their hometown at pay. well, elio we spoke with rebecca elsie, she's the mayor of yellow knife. we asked her what the situation is like that. yeah, so it can be challenging. uh we've got some strong winds coming today. we had a little bit of rain yesterday, but that's not enough to to really do anything positive. so t

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people fleeing the yellow on the fire and canadas northern territories have meanwhile arrived in calgary yellow nights, the entire population had to be evacuated. canada's prime minister has promised federal health and praise people for stepping up in the face of crisis. the number of people who have been evacuating has been taking these incredibly long drives to get to safety, doing it in a thoughtful, orderly way of being there to help out each other and look out for each other is really the best of not just what canada is what particularly people live in the north, where the sense of community and looking out for each other is, is truly extraordinary. for the residents of yellow knife, there's some good news firefighters there have so far been able to keep the flames threatening their hometown at a meantime for the south millions. bracing for the arrival of hurricane hillary as the storm closes and on the us to is california and northwest and mexico, its hillary is expected to plow into mexico. is bonham peninsula on saturday. nice as a powerful however can before reaching the souther

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some of the victories from yellowknife has made it as far as calgary. now all they can do is wait until their homes us do that. when they return with some people thing, hundreds of killing me cuz i asked bank to the base journalist christine a patient, how dying of a situation is as i would say um this week like be already extreme with her. susan canada has reached another level. is there are like more than a 1000 highest branding in the country. and us, you just mentioned to place a small threatening to sidney zillow. nice. the personal. we just saw the images and clone and the styles goes to the us border. so genuine i had to be a bit cheated. i was on the place might reach the city limits by this weekend already. lucky the the city saw the tire coming, so we're just have enough time to dig up a fire line instead of spring, since the cetera. however, the vacation only start when spring 9th, under heavy smoke a red, and it's really difficult. there's. thank you one way out of town and people are getting stuck in long traffic, john jams, i'm the produce

some of the victories from yellowknife has made it as far as calgary. now all they can do is wait until their homes us do that when they return. well here i spoke with christina, phill sion who is a freelance journalist, biased in vancouver. she told us more about these many different funds affecting canada. yeah, so wow. this year 3 me, i'm usually dire in canada and encouraging we have, we see most viruses wasting parts of canada. stress. i'm here in products where i'm located in bridge colombia, there's nothing bridge off and the northwest territories, the image just you have just shown the single night. i'm the most tires, thoughts at the moment. this yellow, not yellow nice, but i talked to the effect territories that you have just shown ends. colona, the city of 150000 inhabitants in british columbia, where a white fire last night, jim over at lee. so kind of been late and it's not approaching the city. and also the 1st people have to have x rays, which we have seen in general. nice now. um i am friday noon. all these people have 2 x rays. it's pr

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today i landed in calgary -- that's where i am now -- that night the first evacuation alert was announcedarts of yellowknife. in the next day the whole city was ordered to get out. lewis: just how unusual is this for people living there? >> it's so striking, i moved to yellowknife in 2013, and the following summer was terrible, terrible year of fires. it's remembered now as the summer of smoke. we had fires burning all over the territory. it was relentless. fire tankers were in the sky at all hours of the day. that season, looking back on it, was extremely mild compared to what we see now. we saw a total of one community evacuated briefly in 2014. it was a community of about 40 people. they received another alert this morning to get out now for their own safety. but that was it. this year we have seen multiple communities evacuate, and some more than once. we have seen fires go right into communities and take houses out of the edges. we saw total destruction of a first nation back in may. this people are evacuated again for their own safety. it is unheard of. in the very idea that one wou

and now there's a very large one being set up at the calgary airport that will receive the people that are flying in and for their they've actually asked do you know a lot of people up north they'll have relatives. um, they'll have friends down here in alberta, and so if you're able to, they're asking, you know, to, to go there to, to, you know, make sure that the resources, there's enough resources for everyone. so if you're able to stay with family and friends, you know, that could help leave space and these evacuation centers, which unfortunately we've become very used to setting up here in alberta for wildfire evacuated. so you have cots, food, water is that kind of thing. i think so much deposits over in europe, a wildfire on the spanish side end of 10. the roof is false. the evacuation of several villages the roads have been closed near the d volcano, which is a popular with taurus, 255 fines in volta bombing and across the tribes and stopped the play spreading from the mounts in this area. a heat wave and the canary islands last week, increase the thrust of walls size, the recov

city with old bus drivers some 15000 of them have to now been on the main the deputies when they are calgary met, one of the new women brook ridge at work at 430 every morning while the city is still sleeping, you'll get that part of a drive full book at this bus, people in new delhi, yoga as a bus driver. and one of only 3 women drivers in this people. she's bought with a batch also newly inducted female drive was in the dairy transport corporation or dtc. the city's main public transport operate to to the state government started the program last year to attract more women drivers to the d. p 3 so far, $24.00 women have been hired in the total, the force of about $15000.00 drivers. at 5 in, you'll get the sets off on her duties. she has been driving a bus for 8 months now and loves her new job. it was my trying to dream to drive. i started learning on my own again with small vehicles, then moved on to big ones. when i got the opportunity to drive the bus with the deli governments initiative, i took it. i was one of the 1st women drivers to join lilian, both drivers of still an unusual sigh

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we have several flights coming into calgary a more in southern alberta today as well as a few going into vancouver. the wife says that he'll protect lenders from being victimized, but i'll put you to stick bias when natalie starts to rebuild the tunnel. the honda was destroyed by the 15, at least 111 people have died. locals are worried that the time will be both up and turned into a haven for wealthy tourists. that'd be c correspondent, j grey, possible from they had a the help that's going to be desperately needed. and for a long time here, we want to give you a 1st time glance at what's going on in the hardest tip area here. and. and you can see mostly just rubble and ash left here, unless i know 80 percent of the buildings in this town. they're gone at this point . it is a chance now over the last to 24 hours or so for some of those who did manage to escape the firestorm here to, to get back into their community. get a, a 1st glimpse that what if anything is left and obviously that's a very difficult, a very emotional time for so many here there are pockets of this area that, that c

we have several flights coming into calgary at a more in southern alberta today, as well as a few going into vancouver week of the of hawaii says he'll protect landowners from being victimized by opportunistic buyers when bobby's thoughts to rebuild. the town of atlanta was destroyed by the wi fi, at least 111 people were killed. locals the word the time will be both up and turns into haven. so well, the tourist, it'd be c correspondent, jake re possible from the height of so what the governor has reassured so many about is that we're not going to let these corporation sloop in at, at a dire time for these families and by their land out from under them at a time when they desperately need that money, how will they going to make sure that they have a supplies and funds for these families as they now begin what's going to be a difficult recovery. but even more, so what the governor said point blank is good. any corporation, any company, any one who comes in and, and does that buys this land out from under somebody who is desperate will face a zoning restrictions will face the highest taxe

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so i felt fearful and i booked flights and of the day that i landed in calgary, where i am now, thate first evacuation alert was announced for parts of yellowknife and the next day the whole city was ordered to get out. and just how unusual is this more people living there? it is and just how unusual is this more people living there?— people living there? it is so striking- — people living there? it is so striking- i _ people living there? it is so striking. i moved _ people living there? it is so striking. i moved to - people living there? it is so - striking. i moved to yellowknife in 2013 and the following summer was a terrible year fires. 2013 and the following summer was a terrible yearfires. it 2013 and the following summer was a terrible year fires. it is remembered now as the summer of smoke. we had fires burning all over the territory, it was relentless. fire tankers were in the sky at all levels of the day. that season, looking back on it, was extremely mild compared to what we are seeing now. we saw a total of one community evacuated briefly in 2014. it was a community abo

canadian town of yellowknife were ordered to evacuate yellowknife is 780 miles directly north of calgaryda's northwest territories. emergency officials say people in the area should leave as soon as possible because the weather conditions there can change quickly and change the course of the wildfire tomorrow afternoon is the deadline to leave to avoid the thick smoke about to blanket that region. the city is arranging flights for people who are unable to drive out. canada has seen a number, a record number of wildfires this year. evacuation orders within northern california's nevada county remain in place as fire crews work to put out a fire along highway 20. this order was announced yesterday with minimal perimeter growth overnight this morning, county officials said the blaze is burning across 31 acres and is 5% contained. the county sheriff's office posted this video of fire retardant being dropped on the flames. helicopters are coming in to drop water as well. and crews are hiking into the tahoe national forest to clear trees and brush that could spread the fire. the cochrane fire i

took emergency flights to escape wildfires in canada's northwest territories are just arriving in calgary00 miles away. yellowknife is home to 20,000 people. nearly all of them followed evacuation orders to leave. the western province of british columbia, 35,000 residents have been ordered to evacuate, another 35,000 could be ordered to leave. the province's wildfire situation is grim. >>> joining me now is jason broland. thank you for being here with us. these trying times. let's start with the latest. how bad are things? >> our community has been devastated by a wildfire that came fast and affected a wide swath of the area that me and my firefighters are at. >> right now we're seeing the pictures. they're pretty devastating. you don't even know how many homes have been lost at this point, flight. >> no, that is a priority for us. it's to get out on the ground with a specialized team of firefighters and other professionals who have been able to help us understand the extent of the damage. we don't have a number because some of the areas are very unsafe. even access as this point as the f

so i felt fearful and i booked flights and the day that i landed in calgary, where i am now, that night whole city was ordered to get out. just and the next day, the whole city was ordered to get out.— ordered to get out. just how unusual is this for people _ ordered to get out. just how unusual is this for people living _ ordered to get out. just how unusual is this for people living there? - ordered to get out. just how unusual is this for people living there? it - is this for people living there? it is this for people living there? it is so striking. i moved to yellowknife in 2013 and the following summer was terrible year of fires. it is remembered now as the summer of smoke, we had fires burning all over the territory, it was relentless. fire tankers were in the sky at all hours of the day and that season, looking back on it, was extremely mild compared to what we are seeing now. we sell a total of one community evacuated briefly in 2014, it was a community of about 40 people, theyjust received another evacuation alert this morning. but that was it. and this year we have seen multi

northwest territory are ordered to evacuate yellowknife is 780 miles directly north of calgary .ple in the area should leave as quickly as possible because the weather conditions can change that course of the wildfire. tomorrow afternoon is the deadline for people to leave in order to avoid the thick smoke about to blanket the region. the possibility that without rain, the fire reaches the outskirts of yellowknife by the weekend. it is approaching, but there's time to complete the community evacuation. it's being called now. so that we can allow people the opportunity to drive while the highway is open. the city is arranging flights for people who can't drive out. canada has seen a record number of wildfires this year. it's coming up on 845. now to research on water security around the world. shows california, arizona and other western states are at the same high risk of water scarcity as arid countries such as saudi arabia. the study by researchers with the world resources institute found that all seven states that rely on the colorado river face extremely high water risk. that'

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. >> san francisco, calgary, boston, chicago, seattle, denver. >> it's about 30% of the buildings acrossand canada that makes good conversion candidates. paul: here's a question i had. will these conversions really do anything to address new york's and other city's housing crises? this one will cost hundreds of millions of dollars, a cost that will be passed on to future tenants. >> our studios will range from 3500 up to two bedrooms, up to $7,500. paul: the street vendor on the corners response? that's a lot of money. >> [speaking spanish] paul: where do you live? >> brooklyn. paul: four people, $1800 a month. >> is tough. paul: barbara, who was just passing by, is looking to move on from her parents and get a new york apartment closer to where she works. she earns $54,000 a year. this building is being converted from offices to apartments. a studio starts at $3500. >> i will never take it. i cannot afford that. paul: and on the property itself? there are hundreds of people working here but they will not be able to afford to live here. i asked a couple of them, and they said no way. >>

. >> calgary, san francisco, boston, seattle, denver. >> it is 30% of the buildings across the u.s.ake good conversion candidates. >> the question i have, will these conversions really do anything to address new york and other cities' housing crises? this one will cost literally hundreds of millions of dollars. a cost that will inevitably be passed on to future tenants. >> our studios will range from 3500 up to 7500. >> the street vendor on the corners response? that is a lot of money. >> not possible. >> where do you live? >> brooklyn. >> four people, $1800 per month. >> it is tough. >> barbara was passing by and is looking to move on from her parents and get a new york apartment closer to her work. she earns $54,000 per year. >> this building is being converted for offices to apartments. studios started $3400. >> i will never take it. i can't afford that. >> right on the property itself? there are hundreds of people working here. they won't be able to afford to live here. i asked a couple and they said no way. >> this is not on affordable housing project. what i will say is, what

town of yellowknife life were ordered to evacuate yellowknife is about 780 miles directly north of calgaryn the country's northwest territories . emergency officials say people in the area should leave as soon as possible because the weather conditions can quickly change the course of the wildfire tomorrow afternoon is a deadline to leave and to avoid the thick smoke about to blanket that region. the city is arranging flights for people who are unable to drive out. canada has seen a record number of wildfires this year. well, the grape harvest is starting to get underway at many bay area vineyards. and a new study finds despite a late start to this year's grape growing season because of wet winter, the overall trend is actually going the opposite direction. now researchers at uc san diego found increasing temperatures linked to climate change have actually shifted the growing season as much as a month earlier compared to the 1950s. and that's significant because the amount of heat a grape gets impacts the wines it can be used for. researchers say they're going to keep studying the changes

prime minister from york shita who was also absent due to the extreme weather, spoke via video link calgary school maybe to with the division of the international community over nuclear disarmament deepening in rushes and the killer threats continuing the road to achieving a world free of nuclear weapons is becoming even more difficult in southern japan is still recovering from kind of land fall last week. it slammed into ok now at high food strength, killing 2 people and cutting power to a 3rd of homes in the prefecture, here in tokyo were bracing for another storm type, who man is expected to reach a central depend on sunday. at the beginning of the peak summer holiday season warnings has been issued for possible land slides, flooding and low lying areas and rough seats condo and is projected to reach south korea, southern coast on thursday. also, or these have already canceled flights enclosed dozens of c routes and roads. kind of go montgomery, algebra tokyo us to us musician with an unconventional path to fame has died at $8160.00 rodriguez released records in the 1970s that the poorly

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we went there from glacier and then calgary and came all the way back around over the course of two kthese family trips we started taking these two weeks summer vacations it really shaped me as a historian of american landscape. here we have the results of the poll. 96% of you have been there, that's amazing. that. that is a really large number because even today yellowstone is quite hard to get to and so you really have to try. you can't just be wanting by on the way to something else so that's really great. looks like and even share people who went as children went as adults, and looks like about a third of you have been in the years.ve so that's great, that's great. this was my first event actually my second trip was just this past september. i was supposed to go in may of 2020 from a first research trip for the book, and, of course, the pandemic scuttled those plansat unfortunately, and thiss really a bummer for me because i like to i go to the places thati studied and the research. i like to be in the landscape not necessarily to kind of feel a sense of history or anything like t

we went there from glacier and then to calgary and came all the way back around over the course of two weeks and you know, these family trips we started taking these two-week summer vacations and they really shaped me as a historian of american landscapes. so here we have the results of the poll. so 96% of you have been there that's amazing. that is a really large number because even today yellowstone is quite hard to get to and so you really have to try you you can't just be wandering by on the way to somewhere else. so that's really great and it looks like an even share of people who went as children went as adults and looks like about a third of you have been in the past five years. so that's great. that's great. this was my first trip and actually my second trip was just this past september i was supposed to go in may of 20. a for my first research trip for the book. and of course the pandemic scuttled those plans, unfortunately, and and this was really a bummer for me because i like to go to the places that i study and that i research i'd like to be in the landscape not necessaril