american allies to renew the agreement to establish an air defense early warning system in northern canada , whiched to cost somewhere between 10 to 15 billion dollars and the project should be completed by the middle of twenties. this is one of the initiatives that we think. canada must take action as soon as possible to protect themselves from putin's aggression in the region. the other thing that we think is important is that we think that canada should join the missile defense system that is currently in the united kingdom and the united states and we urge the canadian government to do so immediately to counter putin's aggression in the arctic. russia has a much stronger presence in the arctic region than ours because we have not invested enough in this, we believe that russia is considering its northern arctic waters. as the most important area of ​​​​its influence. that is why it has 40 icebreakers in the north . nuclear weapons strike capability. shipping route. we do not have enough presence in the arctic to solve this problem. we need some time. and we are now in touch with the head of th

disable user access if approved this is the law that the prime minister of canada, which was taken from the house of commons and is supposed to be passed in the senate, by warning american users to be careful when sharing content on social networks. this american security organization has announced that users of content from public accounts of social networks or the victim himself receive and make fake content very similar to reality through artificial intelligence and publish it on social networks or unethical websites . cyberspace abuse their financial or harassment has been announced and many american users have asked to protect their children from these dangers by monitoring their online activities, but news from france , the french senate has approved a bill to legalize the activities of famous figures in cyberspace, according to reports. france 24, if virtual figures disobey these laws , they will face two years in prison and a fine of 300,000 euros. american download about the adoption of the new law. especially the young people of france, which is very good. the law that this us

the us has pledge to send little 5 fights as to aid canada, which is baffling. wildfire us coast smoke has drifted across north america, the smoke as broad, unhealthy equity to the us, north east and midwest. countries around the world, including australia and mexico in front of sent more than a 1000 firefighters to help contain the places joe biden and u. k. prime minister of issues, so not having else to new economic partnership. the mex adults in washington and denounced the atlantics declaration. it's aiming to boost industry ties on defense and renewable energy the to say they want to fight the threats from the over retiree in the states. disruptive tech and climate change our the countries on thursday reached the deals of the type in the asylum rules across the block. under the new plan, member states will have to accept a certain number of asylum seekers or a launch fines saw them. applications will also be stream, lot view has been hailed by you need is some critics say this to a stringent ultimate. they may deter people from 16 asylum and estimated 850000 rebels have packed th

to lower prices follows a path carved out by central banks in countries such as australia and canada, which recently announced rate hikes following a break. michelle fleury there in washington, dc. the latest decision by america's central bank comes at a time when inflation is slowing but not as quickly as the federal reserve wants it to be. earlier, i spoke to blerina uruci of t.rowe price who gave us her take on the fed's latest move to pause interest rates. i think it's very important for the fed to take a look around and consider monetary policy lags, they tightened monetary policy very fast over the last 15 months. we are at a level with interest rates where businesses and consumers are feeling the pain and are feeling the tightening in monetary policy that we have received and now they have to be more considered about the pace at which they proceed from here. there is a clear sense of urgency and of the fact that more needs to be done to bring inflation down but at the same time doing this at a pace that the economy and markets can absorb it more gradually, so that they can keep the p

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battle prices and follows a path carved out by central banks in countries such as australia and canada whichecently announced rate hikes following a break. the latest decision by american central bank comes a time when inflation is slowing but not as quickly as the federal reserve wanted to be. i spoke to an expert earlier who gave us her take on the move to pause interest rates. i take on the move to pause interest rates.— interest rates. i think it's very important _ interest rates. i think it's very important for- interest rates. i think it's very important for the i interest rates. i think it'sl very important for the fed interest rates. i think it's - very important for the fed to take a look around and consider monetary policy lags, they tighten monetary policy very fast over the last 15 months and we are at a level with interest rates where businesses and consumers are feeling the pain and are feeling the tightening in monetary policy that we have received and now they have to be more considered about the pace at which they proceed from here. there is a clear sense of urgency and of t

jon: you cover the canadian economy, you made headlines early on for predicting the bank of canada, which had gone into pause mode, would have to step off the sidelines and raise rates because inflation has been inflationary. i guess that would be the challenge with the fed moving ahead with a pause, dealing with the kinds of issues the bank of canada just had to deal with the last couple weeks. veronica: we might learn something from what the bank of canada experienced, they paused after raising rates in january, waiting to see the activity slow, that inflation would slow. it did not. not only did activity not really slow, we did get a pickup in housing activity in canada. housing in the u.s. has bottomed the last couple of months. but that is a new upside risk for inflation if the fed might be pausing also. matt: why do you think this economy seems to be doing so well, despite over a year of consistent and pretty hefty rate increases? despite inflation that is still at double the level the fed wants to see? veronica: 339,000 jobs still added, employment levels are still a bit lower than

jersey and new york for several broadway shows to cancel performances because of wildfires in canada, whichs had an especially early start to the fire season. we were a few years ago when that happened here in california . the morning we woke up to those strange, eerie orange skies across the bay area. it was so surreal. it was like we were living on mars. ama: i had a friend who just flew in from new york and she was telling me what it is like on the east coast. we lived it. >> night at 8:00 a.m., and believe it or not as bad as it seemed for us, it is actually worse for new york city. let's take a look at an air-quality comparison, is 11th, 2020 when we experienced the orange sky. many of our numbers were indeed to hundreds. in new york city right now, 323. earlier in the date new york city was over 400, which was the worst air quality in the world. let's take a look at visible satellite from earlier today. you will notice all of the smoke from the canadian wildfires pouring in, getting funneled by this area of low pressure that has been stationary across the northeast. they have air-qual

the big apple is feeling the effects of smoke from fires in neighboring canada, which has spread hundreds of kilometers south. it is the same story in the state of ohio, parts of which are enveloped in fog with the sun burning bright red. according to experts, air pollution has reached health-threatening levels in several u.s. cities. >> the levels we are seeing today are really much higher then what are normally seen in a large, polluted city in asia, for example, so we are really seeing these exceptional levels that are traditionally seen in really populated cities. >> there are currently hundreds of fires reaching across canada with more than 150 in quebec alone. the province has become the epicenter of the country's wildfires. in the capital ottawa, which borders quebec, residents will an orange haze, which has led to health officials advising people to wear masks when outside, to limit time outdoors, and to keep windows closed with the air conditioning on. experts are warning of the dangers of exposure to such conditions. >> not only because topical irritation through all of our resp

a result of hundreds of wildfires in canada, which has disrupted the lives of millions in the northeasternnited states. air pollution has long been a problem around the world. the world health organization says it kills an estimated 7 million people a year, most in latin america, africa and asia. chile's capital santiago is constantly struggling with pollution and scientists say it is the most polluted capital on the continent. >> in summer we have the ozone pollution problem and in winter, we have the meta-pollution. unfortunately, this makes pollution levels unacceptable and other countries but define life in santiago. >> air pollution affects the lungs. healthy lungs have open pathways but poor air quality narrows them, making breathing more difficult. long-term exposure to air pollution is linked to respiratory diseases such as asthma, our disease, and cancer. last year, the u.n. general assembly declared access to a clean and healthy environment universal human rights but it is nonbinding. some governments are adopting measures to reduce air pollution and authorities in the indian cap

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this video shows where the fires are burning in canada, which is not currently in a drought. experts say persistent heat in recent weeks fueled these flames. canada was the epicenter of a significant heat anomaly last month, where areas seen here in dark red experienced temperatures about 40 degrees above average. canada's prime minister announced last night that hundreds of american firefighters have now joined the frontlines with many more on the way. sources tell abc news former president trump has been informed that he is the target of the investigation into his handling of classified documents . they say trump has received a letter from special counsel jack smith, a letter that typically puts a person on notice that they're likely to face indictment. it comes after sources revealed trump's legal team met with justice department officials monday and yesterday, a former trump spokesman appeared before a grand jury in miami, which is hearing evidence in the documents case. former vice president mike pence is attacking his former boss like we've never seen before. he went af

be sympathetic towards certain people that even the are considered as this session with all odd canada, which is awesome for winded central view for these people where at least what can be that express these send events origin india recall list on moment these are all kind of funny you sentiments are looked all along and from the farm by the indian government for all these reasons for reason is that any, any government in any part of the world? what? oh, so i, i'm for the, in the see to see that in the magic in the affairs of got about all serving mark up in truly looking at the lives of those people, those organizations that then to create at a sprint, the random of uh, from college son, politics in india, the former us president donald trump has been charged under the espionage act and potentially faces decades in prison. a federal prosecutors along the sales associate kind of environment against the drums over there that's possession of the classified documents, about a 100 of which were labeled top secret and seized by the f b i. the former president has slammed the case as a hope compari

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so even here in canada, which has not suffered nearly as much economically as europe has as a result of this, this crazy sanctions for a you'd see that less than a 3rd of canadian support continuing to arm ukraine in a very pro ukraine media environment. yeah, exactly. and that's very interesting to me too because you have a very, very powerful ukrainian diaspora in canada. and i find that is a, let me pull in jim here, jim, i mean, kind of echoing with dimitry and, and kevin and said, this is an elite more, this is an elite narrative. okay. and, and it's, and because so much of the media is controlled. there's so much censorship right now where you guys, you're aware archie was thrown off of youtube and i'll, i'll other barriers are put in front of us here. and even after all this controlled media and all the filters and all that, it's amazing. the number of people that are in the beginning to change their mind to your thoughts, jim, of this people just seems to get through this. another narrative does get through. you know, the reader was your ship of these main street stations is

so even here in canada, which is not suffered nearly as much economically as europe has as a result of this, this crazy sanctions for a. you see this less than a 3rd of canadian support. continuing to arm ukraine in a very pro ukraine media environment a exactly to me that's very interesting to me too because you have a very, very powerful ukrainian diaspora in canada. and i find that is it, let me pull in jim here, jim, i mean, kind of echoing with dmitri and, and kevin and said, this is an elite more, this is an elite narrative. okay. and, and it's, and because so much of the media is controlled. there's so much censorship right now, is your aware archie was thrown off of youtube and i'll, i'll other barriers are put in front of us here. and even after all this controlled media and all the filters and all that, it's amazing. the number of people that are at the beginning to change their mind to your thoughts, jim. and so just seems to get through this. another narrative does get through. you know, the reader was your ship of these mainstream stations is terrible. there on millions, m

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greece, is the, the president of the republic that, that in the 2nd level who is heading down to canada, which is the nearest hospital where the survivors are being taken. and uh that, uh, a major relief effort is being mounted to bring these people food and clothing. uh, that's what we know. so it's a little more detail on what obviously appears now to be a major disaster. we've not hundreds of people, but possibly hundreds of families drowned off the coast between increasing difficulties. when libya is one of the main transit hubs for migrants across africa, many of them attempt the dangerous to see journey to europe, but some say they hoping to find jobs and a stable income in libya itself. i'll just here is my, the trainer reports from ms. rod, a semi came to live from nigeria in 2019 with the hopes of crossing into europe. he was detained that see by the coast guard and sent back to libya. sam, he says he spent 8 months in a detention center before being released 2 weeks ago. about the c maybe we've got to use it for libya, has long been a transit hub for migrants from other african natio

to be sympathetic towards certain people that even be considered as this session with all odd canada, which is awesome for winded, centrally you for these people where at least what can be that express these send events origin india. recall from this fun moment, these are all kind of funny. simmons are looked down upon and found the form by the indian government for all these reasons for reason is that any, any government in any part of the world? what? oh, so i, i'm for the, in the see to see that in the magic in the affairs of scattered about all serving or for all potentially looking at the lives of those people, those organizations that tended to create a sprint the run them of uh, from college son, politics it in here. so the e u has slipped into a technical over session, the following 2 consecutive quarters of contraction ultimately aggravating the economic forecast with the inside union. and that size of the euro start agency has revised data covering this year's 1st quarter in the final 3 months of last year as well. that's good details now, and my colleague got more on time out, a

to be sympathetic towards certain people that even be considered as this session with all our canada, which is uh awesome for wind it, uh, centrally you for these people for at least what can be that express these send events origin india. recall from this fun moment, these are all kind of funny you sentiments are looked all along and from the farm by the indian government for all these reasons for reason is that any, any government in any part of the world? what? oh, so i, i'm for the, in the see to see that in the meddling in the affairs of god about all serving or for all part and surely looking at the lives of those people, those organizations that then a degree it at a sprint. the random of uh, from college son, politics it in deer. that'll do it for now. here we are now to international from all of us here at most. go thanks for joining us for this program. we'll talk soon for more your, the understanding he's able to do any kind of a scale shift it to somebody else in the gotcha package. you would have thought of . i should have been an easy let's go back to mr. additional escape.

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. >> they were late, but i think even the bank of canada, which was not late at getting started and has the beprospects of a soft landing, has resumed rate hikes in the last month, and signaled it's willing to go farther. it's hanging around at too high a level for too lop. they don't want to declare victory until the battle is won. i think that's where we're at. >> you think they will steve, what is the consensus for a hike >> i think there is one. i think this is marginally helpful to the u.s., in that you have other banks raising rates to a point where it's approaches where the u.s. is. if you look at the comparison, we are number one. i don't know if that's the plates we want to be number one in, but we are number one among the developed countries when it comes to rates we were earlier and more aggressive, and our inflation rate is lower. if we have some knock-on effects, i think the bank of england may have some other issues, maybe dealing with brexit or secular inflation. their rate is not moving >> do you, diane, want to add color to what you think might be going on in the uk. >>

lower prices and follows a path carved out by central banks in countries such as australia and canada whichnounced rate hikes following a break. alpesh patel is ceo of praefinium partners here in london. there's a strange new reality here — that the sooner the fed feels it can stop raising rates, the less likely it is that it will need to cut them in the future. is this the new normal for interest rates? victoria, good to see you as well. it has been way too long. i will tell you something else, with interest rates are commonly people are talking about cuts. why would they cut it? why were they even cut it next year unless we had an economic crisis or a recession. now, a recession is, by the bond market, being priced in in the us. the nasdaq is up 38% this year, 38% approximately this year, 38% approximately this year. the massive wealth effect that has on americans were looking at their pensions and they are more heavily invested in the stock market than the rest of the world, looking at that thinking is fine, they are looking at we have got a pause, we have been told there will only be tw

there are more than 400 active forest fires in canada, half of which are outside of canada.you heard in the news, china is controlled by japan the release of nuclear waste into the sea has been protested, and since monday, amid protests from some countries and environmental protection groups, japan has been importing the nuclear images of the fukushima power plant into the sea. hello, have a good time and for future generations, please tell me what is the basis of the chinese protest of the japanese nuclear waste cockroach in the pacific ocean, allahu rahman al raheem, and therefore it is vulnerable to the events that happen in the pacific ocean. the second point is that china has been a responsible country in the rights in recent years . therefore, the political equations of the region are security well, unfortunately, my communication with mr. shafiei, an expert on east asian issues, was cut off due to the internet connection, but the latest short news about the most important developments in the world, part 3, review of short news, we are not ready to go, news from canada

we have a dangerous situation with these wildfires in canada which is endangering public health across. let's take it seriously. yahaira: there are almost 450 active fires with 100 still burning out of control and canadian officials say a new risk of fires could break out in quebec and ontario. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am yahaira jacquez this is bloomberg. alix: let's stick with the wildfires that have affected people on the east coast. this is a live shot of d.c.. joining us now on-site, we were taking this around earlier. we have a lot of money in the ira spent on things on carbon capture and hydrogen. are we spending money on the right things for companies to have the right incentives to do the things we actually needs? >> i think you need to do both. he played the clip of dig turban and that's an important part of the conversation, you have to acknowledge climate change is causing these events. you need to ice and advise companies to invest in this but the business opportunities are incentive enough. we see higher demand for i

the eyes of the german government, that would be the case if china were to invade taiwan to canada now, which is currently facing its worst wildfires ever. thousands of people have been evacuated in the provinces of nova scotia, came back, and new brunswick firefighters are struggling to get the blazes under control. fire fighting planes are at the forefront of canada, especially against the flames. but it's a battle that hangs in the balance. despite that reference, half of the fios uh, out of control of hundreds of homes have been destroyed by the flames. 25000 people has been evacuated or displaced. this is a scary to him for a lot of people from coast to coast to coast. mister blair. ready working with the provinces, territories, and municipalities. our number one priority is keeping canadians safe and making sure that they have the support. they need. $27000.00 square economics as has been done across the country so far this year. that's more than 10 times the average area and in previous years. but that might be some support from a buff in nova scotia. the hardest hit region rancho is a

this storm system, he's if she's now in the eastern side of the canada, which gave that welcome brain to nova scotia. if you like, is stopping this line of charlottesville, midwest for an in fonts east, which is coating science. if you liked through the plane space is more right and still up in the mountains of the wet clouds. rest struggle gives us to true passion. red face. where humanity defies. expectations. with freedom is rose and i'm told stories from across asia and the pacific. $11.00 each on al jazeera living in limbo, palestinian refugees in love and on say they are fed with watching the escalating violence and occupied territories. watching their people suffer indignities at the hands of his rape from a distance and from a country whose phone economy is in tatters and never being to find this time. but i know about different my family. all the attacks happening and make me feel like it belong to the nation, even more generations displaced and the generations for abroad. you have to set foot on there and assess profile with every passing year whenever there is an escalation

minister of defense of canada, anitan said that 18 more such machines will arrive right next week, yes. from monday, you can to wait ah, well, besides the last announcement, which actually based on the results of the rammstein group meeting, canada will provide us with 288 e-e missiles from its canadian armed forces e-e so that we can protect our skies. but before that, these missiles will be modified in the usa in order for them to operate on land and air, this is actually a part of this 50 million aid that was previously announced by the prime minister . in addition, our joint program with canada, the unifier, which trains our military, has been continued since 2015 and extended it until 2026, now earlier joint training was held with great britain, now with poland , and now since may they have expanded and will be held in latvia, so these are the main new, uh, new announcements about aid . and of course, what we have all been waiting for a long time is some kind of shift with the e-coalition of aircraft with f-16 fighters and canada is here without a doubt . although it does not have exactly this type of fighter on its balance sheet, it is ready to help with

new york city is also red as a result, more than 400 active forest fires are going on across canada, half of which of control. canada is faced with the level of forest fires, some of which are still not contained, prime minister justin trudeau also warned. that there may be more fires in the coming months , they are at the forefront of fighting forest fires across the country, three and three tenths of a million hectares of forest have burned this year and we have had 413 fires, of which 249 are still ongoing and until yesterday, more than 26 thousand people were evacuated from their homes humid in the nevis kosha region, which is the most damaged by the fire, has caused firefighters to control part of the fires. the abnormally high temperature has caused the games of this season in canada to be very destructive, canadian prime minister trudeau says. climate change and global warming, the main cause of these fires, warns that canada may be waiting for them after this, and with more climate changes , we will see more and more widespread fires in areas that have not had such incidents before, the mo

it's canada, which means under trudeau you have to be vaccinated to eat these deer.hem. i want to 180 this whole thing. >> female truckers. >> hungry truckers, they lost their job. we're going in the woods. >> they're starving. >> this is all we've got. we can't go to the store anymore. >> all right, jimmy. stay off people's trail cameras. especially with that blazer. >> hey, girl. >> well, this is a more serious window. today marks the 79th anniversary of d-day, the greatest invasion in american history. 7,000 allied ships, 200,000 soldiers from eight different nations, stormed the beaches of normandy to push the nazis back and retake france. thousands of brave americans lost their lives that day. thousands more were injured or even missing. their death was not in vain. this day was the turning point of the european theatre of world war ii. today we honor their sacrifice. let's do texts. don from holden, massachusetts. run, cornell, run. take the votes from joe and guarantee a republican win. yeah, we want cornell to be perreault. we need him. randy from milford, il

some are predicting this is going to be the worst wildfire season for canada ever. which means that we could see more days like this here in new york and other places in the united states. precision and we thank you very much indeed. still to come this ha ha, the police insure 9 k, frontier gas and water candidate students demanding the release of protest is detained last year. as you can see, this is the kind of reaction that university students that protest those off facing every single time they take to the streets. no, we've got a 1st hand experience of it and the duke back in the dock, prince harry gets emotional as he wraps up his history making call to parents the had lower that. let's have a look at the weather across europe and after bringing rec, what amounts of rain? it's a portable storm. oscar is continuing to move its way farther north. it's about some heavy rain in the days ahead for portugal and spain and eventually on friday into southern parts of front. and that pulls into the trend of what the weather across the southern parts of you or if it's being li

and western technology , when we conceived the worlds, it means that we tried a lot, we tried canada in whichbuilt devices along the axis, with which the devices worked cool for quite a long time, but they are all 2 kg. here. well, and then we tried switzerland. here are the same copiers, in particular. well, then we tried japan , france, but everywhere. but it means after an example of a monthly review of our terms of reference. we've been denied the only one human. this is picard - this is in general, well, a well-known person. a swiss, a well-known scientist, well-known so to speak, in general, i was friends with his children. well, in general, in short, sorry, the baker said he would burn out do not even try. you will run into americans everywhere. why we got such devices that no one else had, yes, simply, because here is our experience, which means , firstly, the creation of pasis, after all, i worked in canada for 2 years. i saw how it was all done. this is the first, and the second 10 years of operation. i've been operating like chief pilot and as head of underwater operations. here. w

right now, more than 400 wildfires are burning across canada, which is experiencing its worst wildfire its way all across the united states. today, around 98 million people across 18 states from new hampshire all the way to south carolina were under air quality alerts. including new york city, which earlier today, had the worst air quality in the world. the air was so bad, officials in the affected areas are urging people to stay inside, not partake in any outdoor activity, and start wearing and 95 masks again. these kinds of weather phenomena are happening all around the globe and it's only becoming more and more common, all because of climate change. and even as we barrel towards a climate catastrophe, many world leaders are still wary of any substantial climate action because of their unrelenting dependence on oil. and among the world's top oil suppliers is canada, as well as the u.s.. and, of course, there is saudi arabia. their massive oil supply has made them one of the richest nations in the world. the saudis are so rich of oil, they're actually buying a parts of the u.s., build

johns, canada, which has been a hub for this search effort. hi, mike. >> hi, martha.know now that the days of search and all that hope was in vain. the u.s. navy confirming what you just mentioned. some audio technology detected the implosion of the titan right about the time that submersible lost contact with the surface. that information was forwarded to the incident commander of this multinational search at sea. that is a point that angers titanic director, james cameron. >> you know, all of this has been people running around, waving their arms with their hair on fire for four days straight. i feel terrible for what the families must have been going through during that time. and that then goes back to why the authorities chose to not say what they knew. >> now, the families and companies connected to the pilot and passengers on board have issued statements. the statements are sorry, gratitude for people involved in the search effort and some comfortable that the people on board the submersible died in the midst of an adventure, something that they loved very much.

and in canada, you know, in a lot of ways, it's a lot worse. they have a lot less uninhabited land, which can burn much more out of control. >> they have a lot more uninhabited land. >> yeah, in the u.s., we, you know, we really take action on fires when they come into contact with human settlements, which means when there are not human settlements, they can burn really, really large areas of land and produce really unprecedented amounts of toxic smoke, which is what we are all breathing. and the science has really been moving here just in the last few years, showing us how much worse this is for us than we ever appreciated before. i mean, you know, 10 million people around the world are dying from air pollution in general, the numbers from the wildfire pollution are much smaller. but we're probably talking about, in the u.s., tens of thousands a year. and below that, the effects on cancer and respiratory disease, on mental health, and schizophrenia, premature birth, -- low birth, rate any human flourish meant you can find it damaged by pollution. there's some studies showing, that you kn

look at, canada, which is. look at portugal. all of these countries have done a better job of giving people healthy, longer lives over the last the last three decades. so there's something in the united states. and if went back and we looked at the data from before the united states used to do relatively well, we kept up. we were ahead of western in terms of life. expect and see. and since about the eighties or nineties, things have just come to a halt. now could i have the next slide, please? oh, dear. okay. you may have to just trust me on this. these lines are too small. what i want look at next is employment. the fraction. of 25 to 54 year olds who have a job in the united states. and again, i'll start with with canada. and i should say i was inspired use this metric by ned phelps, who had pushed the importance work not just because of the goods that it produced but the changes that it in us as people as work the skills we acquire but also the values and the social connection that emerges from work. so i think it's a very im

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 d

canada, especially the ontario province, where you would see cities and towns created or filled with fugitive slaves such as st catherine's, that's where harriet tubman had a home, as well as toronto, which was, of course, the capital of the ontario area. that later became even more important than the capital of canada. another book that that really kind of refocused a lens on, on, on especially pennsylvania and and chester county, pennsylvania in particular. this is where lincoln university was. and, of course, lincoln university. he was created to not only empower african with a college education, encouraging them be missionaries, but also was a gathering place for abolition. and chester, in particular, was filled with free blacks who created important network, along with and partnering with the quakers created this network of safe houses as well as communities that people who were escaping through the underground railroad. there was a church, a famous church that still exists. it's not it's not open. but the building still exists, called the hosanna church. and that's where a lot of prominent abolitionists were period, particularly come have meetings as well as worship together in tha