we hazy as a result of 6 smoke from canadian one fires griffin all the way down the east coast of america. elsewhere names have been issued with the ad quotes in the city of simon's on wednesday, ranking the worst in the world. all these can move in is up missouri. the east coast of the united states has experienced a smoky fog that particularly hit new york city wednesday afternoon around 2 pm. the sky was mostly orange, rison ashfield, smoky fog covering the city and air quality alert was issued by city officials and residents were urged to stay inside or were masked. if they went outside, they were also urge to check in on their elderly neighbors or anyone. they might know has respiratory problems. the sporting events in the area were cancelled outdoor events by new york city public schools or cancel an aircraft were prevented from landing all because of the lack of visibility caused by this extreme smoky fog that engulfed the entire city. now according to what city officials are saying and others, this is the result.

terms of it's garth tubbs smoke from canadian wildfires, pals. se sick sleep palmer over the east coast of america. making error in the area the worst in the world. and turning to new york skyline or in the wherever you're catching the program from today. welcome to moscow and then use our here on our t in traditional lives have been ruined. homes swept away in hire village is no lie on the border. the consequences of the destruction of a key on the nap or river are clear to see in their song legion video has now emerged appearing to show you printing and authorities releasing must have on line some water on purpose from a hydro electric plant upstream prior to the incident this is. busy verified footage from the cleaning and controlled vignette for station showing open loose gates, forcing water to gush into the river. while the rushes security types of secretary has stated, ne, to even gave approval for ukrainian forces to target the down by that is blood team in the direction of kias. a large scale discharge of water was carried out of the neighbor. i do like to station located up stream and th

to be hazy as a result of fix load from canadian while fi is drifting all the way down the east coast of america, i was wondering if i have an issue with the equity in the city at times on wednesday, ranking the worst in the world. all these care and molten pupils, the east coast of the united states as experienced a smoky fox that particularly hit new york city wednesday afternoon. around 2 pm. the sky was mostly orange risk or an ashfield smoky fog covering the city. an air quality alert was issued by city officials and residents were urged to stay inside or were massed. if they went outside, they were also urge to check in on their elderly neighbors. or anyone they might know has respiratory problems. the sporting events in the area we're cancelling outdoor events by new york city public schools or cancel an aircraft who are prevented from landing all because of the lack of visibility caused by this extreme smoky fog that engulfed the entire city. now, according to what city officials are saying and others, this is the result of the canadian, a forest fires. this is the smoke from canadian fo

story here, the whole business of these wildfires in canada and the smoke blowing down to the east coast of america hot and it is a little smoky. i'll talk to you soon. that's chris mason's take. let's get another one now from somebody who is incredibly well qualified to give one, not because theyjust because they spend lots of time in america and have observed american politics for a long time. but they're also truly at home on thursday night, political television. and it's andrew neil. hi, andrew. it's good to be back in the old slot. oh, i'm sure the viewing figures will go up, so. oh, so they will soar from 3 to 5. now, i was striking a slightly cynical note because ijust remember these these atlantic deals being signed before and then people sort of never referring to them again. do you think actually rishi sunak has got something good on this trip, something meaningful? well, it is very surprising to hear the bbc cynical about us uk relations. so let me tell you why you're wrong. the important way of seeing this and by the way, as atlantic declarations go, it's not exactly up there with winst

but the effect of these fires is being felt by millions of people along the east coast of america asnd the sky turned an apocolyptic colour. this is two o'clock in the afternoon. from new york, here's samira hussain. a blurry look at the manhattan bridge. the day is onlyjust starting in new york city, but the haze continues to linger from the day before when the city was engulfed in a thick orange fog. today, many heeded warnings about the hazardous air quality. commuters wore masks — seemingly back to the covid days. smoke from several hundred wildfires burning across canada continued to blanket the northeastern united states with dusty, polluted air. the blazes have already burned more than 3.8 million hectares of land, an area 12 times the ten—year average for this time of year. officials in new york city advise people to stay indoors. this normally very busy park was strangely quiet. how surprised are you by just how empty it is? yeah, it was a little shocking, actually. i thought maybe i shouldn't be out here. not only the park, but all of our, you know, sidewalks are empty. it'

briefly appeared a window of good weather, however, on disaster day june 18, along the east coast of north america, there was a route of a small cyclone. drizzle and dense layers were observed. cloudy at an altitude of 50-100 m, turning into fog, visibility, which sometimes deteriorated. up to 100 m or less, and the role of the weather in the last message on social networks before the dive was also written by billionaire hamish harding. i am proud to announce that i joined the expedition to the wreck of the titanic due to the worst newfoundland winter in 40 years, this mission will most likely be the first and only manned mission on the titanic in 2023. the weather window has just opened. and tomorrow we let's try diving. yesterday we started moving to st. john's newfoundland canada and plan to start diving around 4:00 am on june 18th. according to the latest data, one of the crew members of the bathyscaphe, rory golden, got in touch and said that everything was fine with him and the rest, but it is worth noting that the weather conditions for the period of the rescue operation will be difficult t

this is really, it is focused in the east coast of america. it is going as far as west as chicago.oline. i don't think it made its way to florida yet. daniel kodsi, real estate concern, very big all over the place, but particularly down there. daniel, good to have you. >> thank you, neil. neil: you're quite aways away from the smoke. i'm sure you hope it stays that way? >> yes, no sign of smoke in miami now. neil: i'm sorry about the heat last night, you're down 2-1. it's big generator of activity and interest. >> yeah. neil: the nba finals, certainly raise a lot of dough and interest not only in florida which now has a team in the stanley cup finals as well but what has that meant for you? and you know obviously packed restaurants, packed you know, stadiums and the like, i wonder where you see this going? >> look, miami now big sports right as you mentioned. the panthers are in the stanley cup. the heat, eight seed, both panthers and heat eight seed were not expected to get this far. neil: right. >> all these games attract lot of people coming to, coming to miami. as you mentioned

you can learn from a physical, for example, spy balloon or listening post somewhere on the east coast of americas on military movements is valuable to china. >> certainly. they want to get an idea of how we might, you know, operate when we're out at sea. and so this would be one of the ways that they would do that. will: okay. that leads us to this, i want to share a headline from politico, the pentagon is freaking out about a potential war with china, parentheses, because america might lose. this this is in reference to one of the many war games that take place. not all of them results in an american loss to china, but they're not in collect -- collectively, and i don't know how much value we should put this collectively, each one of these war games has their own value or lack of value, but it's not a rose i city picture in totality of a potential war between us and china. is that accurate? the you would be someone who would actually, i think, have some direct knowledge of these potential outcomes. is that accurate? we shouldn't be too optimistic about a war with china? >> well, not only is it

the search is happening 900 miles from the north—east coast of america. en. that update from boston. in the past minutes, the family of two other passengers on board the submarine have released a statement that says ourson have released a statement that says our son and his son had embarked on a journey to visit the remnants of the titanic in the atlantic ocean. as of now, contact has been lost... both are understood to live in the uk. and he is a trustee on two boards and a member of the global advisory board for the princes trust international. that is a story we will watch closely. and we will hear from a gentleman who did the trip to the wreck of titanic a few months ago. he can tell us what it was like. we will speak to him in the next half hour. mps have voted overwhelmingly to back a report which found that borisjohnson deliberately lied to parliament about lockdown parties in downing street. 35a mps voted in favour of the privileges committee's findings, seven voted against, and 225 either abstained or didn't attend. our chief political corresponde

now in american pennsylvania, it became bloody due to the poisonous smog that enveloped the east coast of americaog and her statue of liberty suffocates in decrepit smoke, and with it millions of new york city in a matter of days. overtook new delhi and became the dirtiest among the megacities of the world, the permissible threshold was exceeded, as much as 14:00 in the morning. the mayor of new york urged residents to be careful and, if possible, not to go outside, and yes. and does not think to disperse right now it is moving south in neighboring canada , about 300 fires are blazing in the country right now, more than half, of which the fried ones do not control, i really want to believe that our friends, of course, control them, just a big one. yes, we are now a square in the center of new york, of course, people go out , but listen, i saw it in many places like los angeles, san francisco, when wildfires raged, but what is remarkable fires, due to where the fall of smog occurred at 10-20-30 km, and here the smog from canada is a distance of 1,000 km. take a look at times square a world-famous

all right, people, it is 1 11:00 on the east coast of this united states of america.y, june the 2 22nd. i guess that's the second day of summer. doesn't look like it though. check the markets, please. they're all over the place today. the at the moment it's a mixed bag. we've got the cow down 70, the nasdaq -- dow down 70, the nasdaq up 31. no clear trend. big tech mostly lower but not entirely so. amazon, apple, microsoft up, alphabet, met a -- meta down. the 10-year treasury moving up again today, 3.78% is your 10-year treasury yield. now this. he really hated trump. congressman adam schiff was a key driver of the russia hoax. he led first impeachment prosecution. he was on the january the 6th investigating committee, he was on intelligence committee and claimed trump was a russian agent. well, he was censured by the house on the grounds that he, quote, purposely deceived his committee, congress and the american people. after the vote he had to face speaker mccarthy to take his censure, and he was surrounded by democrats shouting shame. not against him, but against

from the florida domain, that is, this is the main, uh, artery, uh, of the entire east coast of the united states of americathis business has exploded and , as they said, at least six months and it will take to restore this highway. it's a matter of american infrastructure wonderful wonderful roads. well, the country still continues to send money there to arms ukraine at the same time. uh, there is now a record-breaking the last 40 years the top deposit from us banks. it's just uh. yeah, the fall is the fastest and really the biggest, which threatens, in fact, with serious problems for the entire banking system. isn't it you absolutely outflow of deposits - this is a demonstration of distrust in the american banking system and distrust, of course, in the american government and in the us federal reserve system in the entire regulatory system. and such an outflow, as we see, has not been for a very long time and, in principle , even in the economic difficult economic situation in 2008-2009, i don't remember, yes, and the crisis of the seventies and early eighties. he, too, was by no means accompanied by such

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on how to sierra to smite something kinda as while fi is, is charging millions of people that handled on americas east coast to the impact of human induced climate change on a brief has long been felt around the world. and it hurts the poor was the hardest . someone a government thing to tackle it. this is a 5 story, the hello and welcome to the program. and we're on con, from the whole to new delhi, and from baghdad to mexico city, there are few places on of where pollution is not a problem. it affects the quality of life a billions of people this week. smoke from unprecedented wall fires in canada is in goals and at least skies of cities in the united states, making me at 2 talks like to brief, climate scientists, a such places are increasing in frequency around the planet because of global warming. and is often the poorest people and nations for the most vulnerable view and has declared access to clean and healthy environment that universal human rights. so it will not be taken up by governments to mitigate the impact of all changing climates. we'll get as well, i guess in a moment. but 1st this report,

cycle is opposite to the lanine, when cold waters, rising from the depths of the coast of south america, flow from the eastn the opposite direction, while a significant part of the surface at the equatorial part of the canine is punished by cold uh-huh by several degrees oe, colder, but there is no normas by a degree and a half , which would bring warmth and , in fact, drought in some places, so they don’t wait when it’s necessary at the same time strong during injuries during deer. that is, what is happening to people now? explain whether this threatens with some kind of drought in particular, and in our country this pendulum, it is not periodic, it is not regular. uh, the period varies widely from 2 to 8 years, on average 4 years, but sometimes a short cycle can be very long, which means, uh, the cold phase was observed three years in a row. she turned out to be a triple. hmm, this is almost the longest tenure in history, or one of the longest, but they are long-lived. it took three northern hemisphere winters in a row, what is changing? here it was observed until spring in the spring, apparently, the ex

for the past 50 days, the strike of hollywood writers has been going on; in their protest, they managed to cross america and spread to the east coast. now they are at city hall. new york is where the apartment is located the largest producers of film and video content require scriptwriters to have the same guaranteed salary level protection from artificial intelligence. most of the members of the sleeve, screenwriters, the public are unknown, respectively, they use competition for nimateli to reduce royalties, but the screenwriters of artificial intelligence are most afraid. he writes no worse than the average writer of novels, the strike has almost paralyzed the release of tv shows , slowed down the filming of many series, next in line is a large shortage of cinema, scripts there is no hollywood, but they have to be finalized in the process of filming, there is no one to do this now. vasya of egypt intend to take measures as soon as possible in order to guarantee the safety of tourists, the country's media reported. in the red sea , it is planned to install sensors and cameras that will allow pre-detection of the appearance of sha

conversations that took place in the south and east coast of the united states, the current technical tools will allow china much more for him in america there will simply be no secrets. wall with regional writes that beijing has spent several billion dollars to implement this venture, the most frightening of the publication is the fact that the white house was not at all worried about china's activity in the american backyard. washington said that the intelligence base did not know anything. in russian voronezh to a high-rise building fell , the drone the drone was equipped with explosives as a result of detonation , several apartments were damaged, three are known, the victims, as reported, the aircraft was heading towards the voronezh aircraft plant, but its navigator was paralyzed by electronic warfare. as a result, the drone went off course and ended up in a residential building. the situation of the migration crisis, which is exacerbated by the economic crisis in germany, is rapidly growing in the number of supporters of the alternative party for germany according to national polls. she is already using from 19% support and in te

at its simplest el nino is when trade winds weaken and warm weather is pushed east toward the west coast of the americase significant impacts on global weather including heavy rainfall or droughts or it can be almost a non-event. and that's where the challenge comes in it is very difficult to predict. but for sugar, for example, the fear is that el nino will impact the two major producers, bringing flooding to brazil and lower rainfall to india. and this of course comes as food inflation has been a major sticking point and a burden for really around the world. >> just as egds ggs go down my e two staples sugar and coffee go up that's not good. >> the robusta is the cheaper and kind of the lower quality -- i'm a robusta person >> you're a robusta woman. >> it's the instant coffee the more premium one is not rising quite as much >> i'm safe. >> you should be in the clear. >> i really want to drill down on why you're a robusta person but just kind of a comment about europe where their inflation, the uk again much worse. food a big piece of that we see corn and wheat and those kinds of things. ukraine, is t

. >> we could see that happen again here on the east coast we also could see more fires happening in other parts of north america. >> reporter: but now it's back to life as we knew it, with philly and new york city schools returning to in-person classes monday lester >> anne thompson, all right, thank you >>> in 60 seconds, joran van der sloot face-to-face with natalee holloway's family in court today. >>> plus, the new move by automakers that will make charging your electric car a lot easier >>> we're back with a major development in the case of natalee holloway joran van der sloot, who has been connected with her 2005 disappearance, pleaded not guilty to fraud and extortion charges on u.s. soil today sam brock was in the courtroom. sam, good evening. >> reporter: yeah, lester, good evening for all the buildup in getting to this arraignment, it was quick, three to four minutes. the judge there did read out the charges for joran van der sloot, extortion and wire fraud, which carry up to 20 years each if he's convicted. he also assigned a federal defender, who pleaded on behalf of his client, not guilty now, nata

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we had a full ground stop at one of america's busiest airports here on the east coast.ean, everything had to come to a standstill. the visibility was -- i mean from my house in jersey, i couldn't see new york city anymore. i've never seen that. nate, thank you. i'm going to go to you, katie, now. tell us why is this happening, who it's affecting. nate said we're prepping because the mayor and governor saying we're preparing for a worse day tomorrow. >> yeah, harris. millions of people are dealing with air quality alerts right now. it just depends on the wind. that's where the smoke is being sent to. it's coming from canada, from the more than 200 wildfires still active right now. the smoke moving in, depending on the wind. you'll see it at times look worse, then improve, then get worse again, because the wind is sending it into different places. all of the major northeast cities are dealing with air quality alerts through tonight. we're talking about new york city, baltimore, boston, d.c., philadelphia. interestingly, i drove here from philadelphia today, and i could te

. >>> tonight a massive explosion shuts down one of the busiest highways in america, setting up a traffic nightmare on the east coast. the fiery scene in philadelphia on interstate 95 after a tanker truck blew up under the highway. smoke seen for miles and then the highway, itself, collapsed. the major thoroughfare shut down in both directions indefinitely >> just a remarkably devastating sight. >>> new details on president trump's arraignment this week. he'll be fingerprinted and may have to surrender his passport he is responding as his former attorney general weighs in. >> if even half of it is true then he's toast. >> reporter: another american detained in russia accused of selling drugs. is russia holding him just for leverage with the u.s. >>> the unabomber ted kaczynski dead at 81 new reporting about how he died. >>> new images of an emergency slide on a delta flight deploying inside a plane. a crew member sent to the hospital. >>> new revelations about how four children survived 40 days in the amazon jungle what the oldest 13-year-old knew to do that saved their lives. >>> if you go to yosemite right now, th

. >>> tonight a massive explosion shuts down one of the busiest highways in america, setting up a traffic nightmare on the east coastery scene in philadelphia on interstate 95 after a tanker truck blew up under the highway. smoke seen for miles and then the highway, itself, collse

of the water. from abc york this is america this morning. good monday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. good morning to you. i'm ryan and allie. we want to begin with the major east coast artery severed after a section of an interstate collapsed. smoke and flames could be seen for miles after a tanker truck caught fire under interstate 95. in philadelphia, causing a portion of the busy highway to come crashing down. officials have not reported any injuries yet, but we have learned that a vehicle is still trapped under the rubble this morning, a section of a vital highway in the northeast has been cut off after a massive tanker truck fire erupted underneath interstate 95 in philadelphia, causing a part of the highway to collapse. oh my god. the road's fallen. that's stretch of the interstate used by more than 150,000 commuters every day is now shut down in both directions indefinitely. i plan to issue a disaster declaration allowing the commonwealth to immediately draw down federal funds and move quickly to repair and reconstruct this roadway. drivers were sent on a 43 mile detour sunday morning when the tanker truck carrying more than 8000 gallons of gasoline ignited .

coalition out there of mainstream america, when bono came to see, he has an effective voice because people do not expect this kind of initiative from a rockstar. you got the east coastyou got l.a. and san francisco. but if you want to move the american people with your voice and we have to do that, the president can say anything he wants, but unless you get the support of the american people because we write the tax bills, you got to have the american people understand. i said, bono, that is good, but you need to come to where faith is -- you need to go to the heart of america. he said, what are you talking about? i said in this country for these big things, you have to go to tennessee, nebraska, iowa. i thought he would go away. he did not go away. he said in three months i am going to do a heartland of america tour. he spent 10 days on a bus going to iowa, nebraska, tennessee. when he was in iowa, he would stand up and people would listen to him. he kind of told a story from a faith standpoint. he said i hear you can grow anything and i am here with you to grow a great movement. all of a sudden, everybody stood up. dr. fauci: one other thing we should mention is w

there is east coast bias when you're writing but in the level of crime in america.al consensus among reporters as well as probably regular civilians if it is happening in the mob it's happening in new york. city like detroit is treated like it's a city in montana not michigan. [laughter] eric: what does that mean? >> it means it's easy for people like yourself and your network and other reporters and media outlets in new york to dismiss our marginalized detroit. when in fact when it comes to the mafia when it comes to jimmy hoffa there is nobody bigger more influential more powerful and more adept at pulling off gate than the detroit mafia. they were the cadillac of organized crime families in the ivy league. >> a new art sense how did this play out? how did the whole thing break down in terms of detroit? x half it was kidnapped from the restaurant parking lot on the afternoon of july 30, 1975. probably to 245 and 3:00 p.m. i believe is driven a car that was occupied by billy jack who is a cop on the detroit mob. from tony was a soldier at that time. i believe they

we had a full ground stop at one of america's busiest airports here on the east coast. i mean, everything had to come to a standstill. the visibility was i mean, from my house in jersey. i couldn't see new york city anymore. i'd never seen that. thank you. i'm going to go to you, katie, now. tell us why this is happening, who it's affecting. and you heard nate say we're now prepping because of the mayor and the governor of new york for a. yeah, harris millione acres that burn, but they won't be able to put it all out, and they need help. i don't know how many people can get in there right now. look at the landscape in british columbia, canada. the earth is an inferno. we see more days of this. katie, last quick question to you, and it has to do with the colors that we're seeing. i see your hair blowing in the wind, so i know there's more smoke coming. real quickly, why is it all these different colors? >> that's the interesting thing. people have been noticing things like the moon turning red at night. it's that wildfire smoke interacting with the sunlight. those partic

. >> sandra: fox news alert as we enter a brand-new hour of "america reports," 2:00 on the east coast, former president trump has arrived at the courthouse, set to be arraigned in the federal courthouse in miami following the special counsel indictment. welcome back, as our breaking news coverage enters another hour. great to have the team along with us as well today. >> john: good to have everybody here for the big news day. we want to bring viewers who have just joined us up to speed on what's going on down there. mark meredith is live outside the courthouse in miami. mark, what does it look like. >> describe it as a circus. you have local, national, international media, onlookers and a large contingent of supporters of the former president outside the courthouse to see this moment in history, and a day that's going to have an impact for months, if not years to come, impact on the republican residential race. we did not see trump go into the courthouse from our vantage point, as you can imagine, a better shot from the air but we know he is now in the federal courthouse, only expecte

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 the speeds of tele, beef for the annual prize parade. in support of the eligibility to rights, it was also attend that the anti government protest. it's the gate community has rep

of africa direct on al jazeera. >> smoke from canada's wildfires is choking millions there and along america's east coast. the impact on the air we breathe is long and felt around the world, and it hurts the poorest the hardest. so what is the government doing to tackle it? this is "inside story." ♪ hello and welcome to the program. from baghdad to mexico city, there are few places on earth where air pollution is not a problem. it affects the quality of life of billions. this week, smoke from unprecedented wildfires in canada is engulfing the skies and cities in the u.s., making the air to toxic to breathe. climate scientists say such blazes are increasing around the planets because of global warming. it is often the poorest people who are the most vulnerable. the un declared access to clean and healthy environment, a universal right, so will that be taken up by governments to mitigate the impact of our changing climate? we will get to guests in a moment but first this report. >> this is what hazardous air pollution looks like and the 8 million residents of new york have been breathing it in this week. a

of another climatic cycle, it is the themes associated with it. a drought. heavy rains in south america. but where you are on the east coastfires. the thing it tends to affect his commodities. especially agriculture commodities. your staples from cocoa to coffee to wheat to sugar. we could be looking at going down the line, that cup of coffee could be more expensive. you might think twice about that block of chocolate in the supermarket aisle because that could get expensive. it is an inflationary event and it comes after the pandemic as the war in ukraine is going on and adds that inflationary pressure. >> nobody in our team wants to see coffee become more expensive. this year i have even been worried about taking my dog for a walk because tics are so abundant all over new york. the winter last year really was not cold enough. this is really the least of our concerns. the devastation that higher temperatures can bring to the world, the most vulnerable economies will get hardest hit. >> you are absolutely right. anybody looking for reese bite from the heat is not going to get it. it is the warming phase of a normal climati

of passengers stuck in russia make it to america. what some of them told us when they finally got to the ground destination. reggie: in new york, parts of the east coast blanketed by an. and dangerous orange haze. the air quality so poor, the mayor is giving out masks. kumasi: the trend of parents trying to make a difference in their kids careers. drew: oh no. [inaudible] me, too. [laughter] kumasi: will get to it. reggie: everyone, grow up. drew: good advice, good morning. nice day, later on today. partly cloudy skies with temperatures right now for the most part waking up to the mid to upper 50's as you get out the door on this thursday. light layers are needed but you can get rid of them pretty fast this morning. it's a pleasant picture from the sutro tower this morning. a light look outside with sunshine across the region and partly cloudy conditions throughout the day. 70's by lunchtime. we have good air quality as well and we will find those numbers mainly in the 70's away from the coast. by see how the traffic is doing. lena: -- jobina: coming back the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights came in at 5:39. we are starting to see heavy traffic

of climate change. promising to tackle climate change here north america and beyond. so if it seems like deja yeah, the situation on the east coastks a lot. >> like what happened us in the bay area. remember back in 2020 wildfire smoke just blanketed the area. as you can see, people in new york, they saw those same orange skies, very similar to what we were dealing with here back in the bay area prefers. i'm meteorologist brittany begley joins us now live in studio with more on this. what is going oh, yes, all because of low pressure system trapping down that smoke, bring it down to the lower level. >> and that's why we're seeing all those hazy, gusty orange, dangerous conditions. i was just double checking its almost equivalent to cure out there for long enough smoking a pack of cigarettes. and you can see right here with the wildfires up to the north in canada. 400 burning right now, even down to new york into washington, into the carolinas. we have a smoke advisory, but you can see it's all about this low pressure bringing it down into the ohio area making it linger around. if it were a high pressure system, at least we would

of the east coast's main north-south highway collapsed after a tractor trailer hauling gas flipped over and caught fire underneath. people across the bay area took part in celebrations marking america's second independence day. ♪ we will take a look at highlights from juneteenth celebrations, recognizing the holiday beyond black america. frances: and you will need a windbreaker, maybe even a jacket for father's day and juneteenth. you can see here we've got some clouds moving across the golden gate bridge. temperatures are going to be cooling down. i will have those details in the you can make the stars align. because when we come together, hope and joy will shine. help us make every wish come true. ♪ ♪ dion: google has gotten the green light for a massive expansion said to be the largest residential project ever in mountain view. city council members approve a redevelopment plan for the north bayshore neighborhood shown on this map. google wants to build an urban village with 7000 new homes, office space, and more than 26 acres of parks. 15% of the units will be set aside for lower and middle income housing. that project is expected to take 30 years. no word yet on when construction

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i think america is waking up at least on the east coast of this problem. we certainly have known all about on the west coast for some time now. i think it is a time and opportunity for us to really break downen the barriers thate prohibiting us from having a a faster response and work quickly on a faster response. importuning for us the latest map of the forecast for the summer i think the last time we showed this there is a little bit of washington in the red. but now my whole state is in the forecast for this summer being in the epicenter of this. we know this already because we have beenn affected by the british columbia fires that are affecting our states in smoke. we also know there are small fires already burning in central washington which grew to 150 acres lastst night. so, first and foremost i believe we need better cooperation between thehe forest service of the state tocr prevent us from having a quick aviation response. that is on the ground having something that is very effective in having people work collectively on identifying fires in respo

east coast. we're glad you're with u we have a lot to get to, as you saw. focusing on just the consequential decision out of the high court that has really reshaped america for so many students. >> and how that decision paints a broader picture of what's happened with a 6-3 conservative majority. a great point was made -- >> super majority. >> -- about if you want to know the legacy of the trump administration -- >> it's the court. >> -- this is it. you're seeing the rulings reflect that. we want to talk about those rulings. you think first it was abortion rights last year. it was also gun laws to some degree and now the supreme court has gutted affirmative action in college admissions declaring race cannot be an express factor in picking students. it's the latest sweeping change ushered in by a conservative super majority as poppy was noting, that is reshaping america as we know it, very in line with what conservative legal scholars have been pushing for for years. the historic landmark ruling could have lasting effects on the university campuses across the nation. the class entering this fall will be the last affirmative action class. >>> it was this time