in montreal. it's blowing over from wildfires raging and forest across canada on sunday. air quality here dropped to a level worse than anywhere around the world. it's really like phone except that it's smoke because of the forest fires. it's really hard to breathe. my eyes sting a little too. it's a little hard to see. but it was a mask. it really smells like fire. over the weekend, the canadian environmental agency declared a small warning in many areas of quebec. they advise people to stay inside outdoor swimming pools and athletic fields were closed, and outdoor events had been cancelled. at 1st, the forest fires reached across the west of the country. but now they've also reached the northeast, could back authority, say some 80 wild fires are devastating the country side. i mean, the whole country seems to be on, on fire these days. but i think it's been president. and from what i've read in the press, we've never had so many fires at such an extent for such a long period of time. and it's ju

montreal's glittering skyline obscured by a smoky haze.nday, due to the smog. a byproduct of the ongoing forest fires ripping across canada. this year's wildfire season has been canada's worst on record with blazers flaring in both the east and west simultaneously. the resulting smog has swept across the country, even seeping across its border into the us. in quebec alone, there are at least 80 fires burning. according to iq air, and air quality index which monitors global pollution, montreal's smog poses a high risk to people's health. here in montreal, residents have been urged to wear face masks outdoors as protection. translation:- outdoors as protection. translation: �*, ., , ~ translation: it's really like for , translation: it's really like fog. except _ translation: it's really like fog, except that _ translation: it's really like fog, except that its _ translation: it's really like fog, except that its smoke i fog, except that its smoke because of the forest fires. it's really hard to breathe. translation: mr; it's really hard to

reported the agree to go plus this time of year they normally have boost guides, but residents of montreal are now breathing in some of the world's most polluted air. smoke from wild fires raging across canada as blanketing a back. the i'm in is if welcome to the program, russian president vladimir putin has praised his country, his unity following the aborted revolt by the wagner mercenary group. prudent said he would honor has promised to allow wagner fighters to relocate to belgium bruce if they wanted. where the commander jeff guinea per goshen, has reported they agreed to go or allow them to join the russian military foreigner . as short lived revolt has left the criminal and seeking to restore calm and reassert hooton's authority. many questions remain about how the dramatic events will inform his next steps, and what they could mean for the war. new crane. after a weekend of may head mans with votes, operations save face has kicked in at the criminal and it started with the speed the i released on russian state tv with defense minutes. this guy is showing front and center seen to pe

the residence of montreal are now reading and some of the world's most polluted air. smoke from wildfire as raging across canada as blanketing q back the . i'm on ease of welcome to the program. russian president vladimir putin has praise dis, countries, unity following the boarded revolt by wagner mercenary group boot and said that he would honor has promised to allow wagner fighters to relocate the beller roost if they wanted. where their commander, you've got any per goshen has reported. they agreed to go, or he would allow them to join the russian army. wagner is short lived, revolt has left the kremlin, seeking to restore calm and reassert twins authority. many questions remain about how the events, the dramatic events will inform his next steps. and what they could mean for the war, new crane, after a weekend of may head management votes, operations save face has kicked in at the criminal and it started with the speed the i released on russian state tv with defense minutes. this guy showing front and center seemed to commonly visiting the front line and ukraine. it's his 1st public

it's the time a few they normally have police gods about residents of montreal, now breathing some of the world's most polluted that disqualified spin across canada. the . i'm anthony. how it welcome to the program. brushing pros president vladimir putting has sold to project or starting in an address to the nation following the weekend and rebellion by finding the most and res. it said the rebellion threatened ross has very existence and promised to punish those behind us. he didn't mention you have any precautions lead to the necessary foot by 9 in his own stipend per goes in the know i have the result had been i ended up throwing electrical therapies. nevertheless, the incident has left the kremlin battling to regain control of the narrative. after a weekend of may head management votes, operations save face has kicked in at the criminal and it started with the speed the i released on russian state tv with defense minutes. this guy showing front and center seemed to commonly visiting the front line and ukraine. it's his 1st public appearance since the bach and have a vote. undeclar

coming up, we are joined by bank of montreal global fx strategists, stephen gallo. what does he say? that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we have always face a question, is a recession going to happen? we have shown our ability to maintain growth despite extraordinary negative environment that has been created by the war. i'm reminded that it is a narrow path that we are treading, walking through, in terms of supporting growth within our economy. dani: that was pascal donahue on maintaining growth in the tale of headwind period u.s. data shock ensuing in selloff and treasuries yesterday is emboldening bears. dollar-yen did breach 145 for the first time since november. it is still trading just under that level. less bring in stephen gallo, from bank of montreal. -- do you risk betting right now? stephen: i don't think we are that far off. by and large, central bank who is looking -- or a finance ministry looking, there are three things that really matter. one is the speed of the move. the other is the level of the currency. broadly or at one exchange rate. third is

uh over the outskirts of the city of montreal. it is not as bad as it has been some other days, but you can certainly see the hayes lingering in the air here and you ask yourself where if there's so many. 7 years, why don't we see more smoke? the answer is because all of these fires are very remote areas. hundreds of kilometers to the north of here, 67, our drives north, in very sparsely populated areas. that's of good news because it's not affecting a major cities or even medium sized cities. the number of people evacuated here in quebec is about 15000. quebec has about $8000000.00 people in a total population, so that gives you some sort of idea. nevertheless, a canadian officials are considering this is very much a national emergency and they need help. so there's been firefighters arriving from south africa from france, new zealand, and australia to try to help bite these fires. and what is making this particularly difficult is canada is used to forest fires this time of year. what makes this difference is they are all a virus

people in montreal are having to breathe in some of the world's most polluted air right now.t is because of wildfire smoke which has tore through several million hectares of forest across the country since january. canada has been hit by repeated extreme weather in recent years. scientists say the intensity and frequency are a result of global warming. at the moment clouds of smoke are blanketing quebec. reporter: thick gray smoke clouds and what would normally be a sunny and clear summers day in montreal. it has blown over from wildfires raging in forest across canada. on sunday, air quality dropped to a level worse than anywhere around the world. >> it is really like fog, except that it is smoke because of the forest fires. it is really hard to breathe. my eyes sting a little, too, it is really hard to see. but it is ok with a mask. >> it really smelled like fire. reporter: over the weekend, the canadian environmental agency declared a smog warning in many areas of quebec and advise people to stay inside. outdoor swimming pools and athletic fields were closed, and outdoor e

and b, c journalist, vanessa lee reports from montreal come back there are currently 149 forest fires burning and come back with 110 deemed out of control. and this has forced thousands from their homes. a state of emergency was declared in sheboygan bill, which is 7 hours north of montreal, where the entire town of 7500 has been evacuated. it was a scary situation last night, with flames injuring dangerously close to the community. authorities knocked on people's doors, telling them to leave immediately. so people pack up their clothes, their pets, essentially whatever they could as quickly as possible. and some went and spent the night with family and friends. others slept on a cart inside of a sports center and it community just a 3 hour drive away. but the highway was so congested, it took some people 8 hours to get there. it's not known when they will be able to return home. the key factor right now was whether there was no rain in the forecast for days. in some areas, strong winds are making it challenging to flight. the flyers come back has called in reinforcements. another $26

yoshua bengio is a professor at university of montreal. and max tegmark is an mit professor.ill link to your time magazine piece "the 'don't look up' thinking that could doom us with ai." coming up, we look at student debt as the house approves a bipartisan deal to suspend the debt ceiling. back in 20 seconds. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "if i own today" by shayna steele. this is democracy now! i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. we look at how suspending the debt ceiling would end the student loan payment pause, force payments to resume september first and limit new student debt moratoriums. on tuesday, democratic congress member ayanna pressley filed an amendment to remove this section saying -- for more, we're joined by braxton brewington, press secretary of the debt collective, a group working to end the student loan crisis. welcome back. we only have a few minutes. can you respond to the passage of the debt ceiling legislation and how it impacts student loans? >> this is president biden turning his back on student debtors. with this provision does is essentially codified an e

fires are a "clear sign of climate change that mohammed raisa, a researcher at mcgill university in montrÉal who was also a postdoctoral associate at the massachusetts institute of technology." research shows climate change has already exacerbated wildfires dramatically. my question is, do you agree with that hypothesis? guest: absolutely. scientific research shows human caused climate change is exacerbating wildfire. wildfires caused by a complex mix of factors. let me briefly set the stage and describe the context. a certain amount of wildfire is natural in many forests. , it kills pests stems out small trees and insurers forests health. in california where i am and in the southwestern u.s., buyer naturally occurs every 10 to 20 years. in canada, buyer naturally occurs every 100 to 300 years. an amazon rain forests, a wildfire never occurs at all. in the western u.s., old outdated policies of suppressing all fires, even natural ones, have caused unnatural human relations of fuel. in canada, roads and towns have caused unnatural increases in ignitions. at the same time, climate change is in

so she's in downtown montreal for a minute. this is the second largest city in canada. we are talking about the fifties and sixties, at the very time when he pierre is hard at work sympathizing with the soviet union in this way, he flies to the united states to discuss cheese hosting some research. in this clinic, the materials were opened a little later. we have eyewitness accounts of what actually happened in these studies. let's hear with me turned into diaper babies. i have become a deaf helpless person. and you know, i can't imagine it. i don't remember it thank god but it haunts me in my sleep. it was hell it really is. there was something that is impossible to describe when i start talking about it. my body begins to shake , trembling, as if speaking. don't go there helen mcintosh and hundreds of others like her were unwitting guinea pigs in the brutal psychiatric experiments that were conducted at the allan institute , codenamed mk ultra . all of this is heavily funded by the canadian government and the us cia, they kept me asleep for 23 days. uh, while i was sl

you can kind of see a little bit of the hayes here over the outskirts of the city of montreal. it is not as bad as it has been some other days, but you can certainly see the hayes lingering in the air here. and you ask yourself where if there's so many fires, why don't we see more smoke? the answer is because all of these fires are very remote areas. hundreds of kilometers to the north of here, 67, our drives north, in very sparsely populated areas. that's of good news because it's not affecting a major cities or even medium sized cities. the number of people evacuated here in quebec is about 15000. quebec has about $8000000.00 people in a total population, so that gives you some sort of idea. nevertheless, a canadian officials are considering this is very much a national emergency and they need help. so there's been firefighters arriving from south africa from france, new zealand, and australia to try to help fight these fires. and what is making this particularly difficult is canada is used to forest fires this time of year. what makes this difference is they are all a virus

julian: to wildfires in canada covering the city of montrÉal.in the world status. a swiss group that measures air quality said montrÉal had the most polluted air in the world as of today. their ironman triathlon r canceled and poor air quality. outdoor sports facilities and swimming pools were closed. the suspect in a deadly lgbtq nightclub shooting facing charges this morning. keeping transit funded in the bay area. it mig mean more money out of your pocket. announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. the case julian: -- the man who gave warnings about the submersible. kumasi: how car caused backups. julian: we will tell you about it right here on abc 7 mornings. kumasi: it is monday. we made it through the weekend. julian: not only did you make it through the weekend, or you are on this monday morning. drew: i need a months rest. we have cloud cover, victors and it 50's. here is the santa cruz camera. gray skies. starting out with the marine layer. we will have sunshine away the coast but breez

even before the lights went out to montreal there was no doubt who would win this race.tle was for second place. that is where lewis hamilton found himself at the first corner after getting a better start than fernando alonso. mercedes hopes of getting both their drivers onto the podium for a second race in a row and it on just the 12 flap. the damage eventually forced george russell to retire. at times hamilton and alonso were too close for comfort. but once the spaniard, got past his one—time team—mate, there was nothing that britain could do to catch them. max verstappen left every lap to claim the a0 force when in his career and red bull's 100. 9.5s the smallest margin of victory the season giving other some hope. slowly chipping away, it took a bit of a step ahead this week and when they added the upgrades so we are working on bringing s�*more and moving forward. amazing. i never expected to be on this kind numbers myself. so we keep enjoying and keep working hard and today has been a great day again. max verstappen�*s dominance is such that by time someone driving

and the outskirts of montreal will be with the us with the monitoring agencies is the um, the climate peasant has arrived and will drive up ever its global temperatures the phenomena and causes the temporary blooming of pods of the pacific ocean. which leads to a shift and with a passions at risk springing heavy, rain full and drowned to certain parts of the world at last occurred in 2019 we're going to go back to l. story about colombia as governments and the country's largest remaining ribble group, agreeing on the temporary c spy. we're going to go to listen to a run p. c in the columbia and capital of bogota. and can you just explain for us what exactly has been agreed here? yes, tom, essentially it's 3 things. this will be a bilateral ceasefire, which means that both the government forces they call them and government forces in the land agreed to stop all offensive actions against each other and for a 6 months that that is. the 2nd point of this is that this cease fire will be uh, temporary in nature. um it will start for 6 months and it could then be renewed if everything goes a

america articles about a dangerous gar, which covered montreal a.oronto today does not descend from the front pages of american newspapers in smoke, shrouded, half the states are the consequences of catastrophic fires. in canada, they are already feeling it from overseas, and norwegian scientists have reported air pollution. when we in a few days gar will spread and steel europe is now a story of salvation, which is hard to believe in colombia, after almost a month and a half of searching , four children were found who survived the plane crash. all this time. they spent the jungle alone and the youngest was not even a year old , the older girls are only 13. now the children have already been delivered to the capital. they are under medical supervision. let me remind you that the disaster happened in early may, the pilots , the passenger, the mother of the children died, but they themselves were not found at the crash site, nor in the vicinity, a long search began in the military , representatives of indigenous communities helped the rescuers. were d

it was a familiar story in montreal with mex pushed out from the beginning, from pull position and a clean stop tone for a new full let's drive the drama was behind the red bowman, mercedes drive, the george russell, hit the wall and falls to safety. ca phase, but even the pack being phones doped did not trouble for stuff and sorry. past the mountains. fernando alonzo got past louis hamilton's mist eighties into the 2nd. the 2 former will champions continued to spa, but the veterans fanny had stayed ahead and what is becoming a dream season for the 41 year old and his team. but there's nothing anyone informed me that one can do to stop the step. and the dutchman coasted to red bulls . 153 and now leads the championship by huge 69 points as he targets a 3rd straight will title. yeah, it's amazing. i mean, i never expected to, to be on these kind of numbers myself as well. you know, so yeah, we keep enjoying what you're working hard today. it's been a great day and we were hoping to come in today more to the rental. but we'd also plays at the start with race and then uh, yeah, it was a

even before the lights went out to montreal there was no doubt who would win this race.tle was for second place. that is where lewis hamilton found himself at the first corner after getting a better start than fernando alonso. mercedes hopes of getting both their drivers onto the podium for a second race in a row and it onjust the 12 for a second race in a row and it on just the 12 flap. the damage eventually forced george russell to retire. at times hamilton and alonso were too close for comfort. but once the spaniard, got past his one—time team—mate, there was nothing that britain could do to catch them. max verstappen left every lap to claim the 40 force when in his career and red bull's 100. now the smallest margin of victory the season giving other some hope. victory the season giving other some how-— some hope. slowly chipping awa , it some hope. slowly chipping away, it took _ some hope. slowly chipping away, it took a _ some hope. slowly chipping away, it took a bit - some hope. slowly chipping away, it took a bit of - some hope. slowly chipping away, it took a b

driver who is the champion of the formula 1 world championship in 2023 , was held this morning in montreal and max verstappen drove the red bull team for one hour and 33. minute 58 348,000 and seconds earlier than the competitors from the finish line, they won the title and spain's driving team is 570,000 . it is ranked third in all competitions after the eighth stage of 23 competitions . hosted by isfahan , a preparatory camp is being held for the children who are preparing to be an honor for iran in the championship of the asian world olympic games championship in isfahan. the conditions of the camp are excellent, for example ninja isfahan is very excellent, and the professional conditions of the coaches are excellent. even though iran is far away in the championship with epe and sab weapons, but with a promising young man, he is looking for big goals and reaching his true position to send at least one year of a coherent camp to different cities like isfahan. which has a good potential for fencing and because of the structure like it has a good hall, let's raise the level of the children

credencial de elector podrÁn votar presencial mente en los consulados de chicago, los angeles y montreal del presidente buckele algunos lo critican. >> muchas familias se han refugiado en estados unidos para escapar de la violencia en el salvador. las medidas para tratar de recuperar la tranquilidad, ¿por quÉ mientras unos celebran las decisiones del gobierno otros denuncian supuestos abusos? >> bÁsicamente la dejan morir. reportera: el precio de la paz. maity: este domingo a las 19:00. jorge: por un descuido de los padres con ladrÓn robÓ su vehÍculo con un bebÉ a bordo. maity: el mercado laboral crea miles de empleos en mayo, mÁs de lo que se habÍa pronosticado. de lo que se habÍa pronosticado. jorge: hay una nueva el aroma duradero de las flings de gain, hizo que dave oliera como si estuviera en su lugar feliz... ...el sillón de masajes en el “mall”. pero... no lo estaba. flings de gain con oxi boost y febreze. cámbiate a boost mobile y recibe gratis un samsung galaxy a23 5g con sistema multicámara y pantalla de 6.6 pulgadas; todo esto en una de las redes 5g más grandes del país. cámbi

into major population densities from new york to boston, philadelphia, baltimore, detroit, toronto, montrealcking up on that. we have over 20 million americans under air quality al alerts. this means anyone sensitive to the fine particulate matter, like people with upper respiratory illnesses, young or elderly, they will want to stay indoors today because that is not healthy air to breathe. all a product of weather pattern. we have the low pressure just off the canadian maritimes and the cold front that continues to draw the smoke from the north to the south. and it looks like we won't have much relief in the coming days because more canadian wildfire smoke is on its way. >> everybody be careful out "cnn this morning" starts right now.

we will take off from moscow at 12:00 pm and land in montreal at 9:00 am of the same morning, in fact tu-144 managed to fly with passengers only to alma-ata for 2 hours instead of the usual four, though a ticket. cost a third more than the usual fee for speeds comfort and articles washington was completely in-flight entertainment. for breakfast, they offered roast beef caviar and cognac. the interior of the passenger tu-144 was much worse than that of conventional aircraft. yes, and chairs. there were fewer here. but here for the first time there were closing luggage racks. it was very convenient for the passengers or that's another feature of the small portholes. at an altitude of 20 km, they must withstand 120° heat. the main and, in fact, the only competitor, the franco-british concord took off after the tupolev bird for 2 months project cost $ 17 billion, then it was an impressive amount, 12 supersonics. i had to sell the airlines air france and british airways the symbolic amount of one franc apiece, those concourts were, well, they were very similar , which gave rise to a lot of

women's sports news with the world was held in montreal this morning, and max verstappen from the netherlands finish line earlier than the competitors in the spanish and english competitions. the brazilian chicken hosted by dubai, emirates won 4 gold medals in the weights of 120 and 60 kg, respectively, the first team snooker tournament under 21 years of age, the asian championship hosted by our country in tehran , showing 16 7 wins of our country's national basketball team in the semi-final stage of the world championship in dubai 6444 became the defending champion against england, failed to advance to the final match. tomorrow, our country's national team will face the netherlands to win the third title. in the final match of the second week of the tehran futures tennis competition, kalk from russia won against his countryman and became the champion. thank you. for your attention, sports news in the name of allah , the most merciful , the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad, at your service, dear viewers, i say hello to you on the 13th floor of the site.

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que jugó la final de la mls del torneo pasado viene de ganar un partido bastante bueno frente a montrealnada por pieza importantísima porque esa rotación que tienen al frente hace que las cosas sean complicadas para san josé y miren los números que tiene filadelfia este equipo no ha perdido desde el 8 de abril de este año cuando se enfrentó a cincinnati y desde entonces ha ganado todos sus partidos solamente empatando un par se encuentra como las mejores ofensivas del torneo y segunda mejor defensiva. parte de esto debido al gran portero seleccionado nacional de jamaica. >> y hoy los earthquakes tendrán que pelear y ser puntuales a la hora de definir porque las cosas se pueden poner difíciles ante este equipo y están exponiendo su invicto en casa. yo por supuesto las 11 le voy a tener todo lo que suceda en este partido y lo que dijeron los protagonistas. >> además hoy se jugó la >> además hoy se jugó la champions league; y jugó la ¡alex! ¡ahah, mateo! ¿¿cómo va elel negocio?? muy bien.. ese préstatamo ayudó m muchís. para esoso está u.s.s. bank. ese préstatamo ayudó m muchís. ¿y esestán

but they built -- so, in montreal -- we shot in montreal.n, inside a studio. >> seth: wow >> it was mind-blowing and it was dirty too >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> very accurate [ laughter ] >> seth: now, i -- i remember when i saw the first "scream" movie in theaters -- i know, i'm older than you i googled it, that's how i know. [ light laughter ] i didn't -- like, at first, i was like, "are we the same age?" but no [ laughter ] do you -- so i'm assuming you did not see the first one in theaters, but you must have seen -- remember the first time you saw the "scream" movie >> i do remember i didn't see it when it came out, 'cause i was six, but - >> seth: don't - [ light laughter ] it's not important how old you were [ laughter ] >> i did -- i was obsessed with horror movies when i was like 10, 11, 12, and i wasn't allowed to watch horror movies, so i would either lock myself in my room, or, at sleepovers with my friends, watch "scream" and "final destination," and, you know, "i know what you did last summer" and all those obsessively. i'm

tons of c o. 2 emissions jet fuel was mixed with the used cooking oil for the route from paris to montreal. another biofuel is bio ethanol plant, such as corn or sugarcane, or fermented and distilled bio s an all can replace 10 to 20 percent of the gasoline used to power a vehicle and then there's bio diesel. it's made by combining animal fast or vegetable oils like rapes, seed, or solely with alcohol. as with ethanol, the bio diesel has been added to normal diesel fuel biofuels are used at gas stations worldwide. but according to the international energy agency, they only account for 3 percent of transport fuel demand. the problem with biofuels is that the crops have to be specially grown, and that steel spanks from food crops, or even depletes forest and bio diversity. like west palm wild trees and indonesia, sugar cane and brazil and rate seed in germany. ringback a study in germany found that using biofuels can help save 9200000 tons of the countries annual c o 2 emissions. but 16400000 tons could be stored if natural vegetation were allowed to return on crump fields. instead. the simp

sunday his family hosted their first father's day classic, an exhibition between plattsburg and montrealseball and father's day are intertwined, to be able to do this for a bunch of fathers to watch interest kids play against people that they wouldn't play against av every day, it's a huge deal. >> reporter: the field has its unique kwishs like the telephone poles and evergreen trees in center field >> it brings you back to your roots playing on a small patch of land and we made it our own. >> this is a big, special day for him. >> reporter: with his family on the fields and his wife dee dee in a matching rocking chair, ron can say heaven is in his back yard >> and our thanks to jack main for that report. they are building it and they will come. what a fantastic way to kick off a father's day tradition >> and what a serious back yard. that's pretty amazing. >>> from one athletic feat to another. a g league makes history lindsey harding and anjali ranadive were named for these ground breaking roles. ranadive also a pretty well-known singer and songwriter >> that's a way to girl boss and g

fernando alonso was second in montreal, with lewis hamilton third.—finals of rugby league's challenge cup. the 12 men held on to win14—12 — abbas miski scoring the crucial try. in the day's other quarter—final, leigh beat york city knights. and the leaders at the us open are about to tee off in their final round. you can follow the action from los angeles on the bbc sport website. jane. thank you very much. let's talk about the weather. here's darren bett. how is it looking for cricket lovers tomorrow? much betterfor tomorrow? much better for the test match tomorrow. what a day today, rain pouring down, lots of thunder and lightning, thunder in places, angry and threatening looking cloud. the rain has been bouncing on the roads, leading to some flooding. but very different weather in scotland. but the rain is heading your way. i will show you what has been happening over the past few hours. this is the radar picture. this rain is beginning to move away from southern parts of the uk. the heaviest rain at the moment affecting northern parts of england.

this vanessa leaves a force from montreal in quebec. there are currently 149 forest fires burning and come back with 110 deemed out of control. and this has forced thousands from their homes. a state of emergency was declared in sheboygan mill, which is 7 hours north of montreal, where the entire town of 7500 has been evacuated. it was a scary situation last night, with flames injuring dangerously close to the community. it already is knocked on people's doors, telling them to leave immediately. so people pack up their clothes, their pets, essentially whatever they could as quickly as possible. and some went and spent the night with family and friends. others slept on a cot inside of a sports center and it community just a 3 hour drive away. but the highway was so congested, it took some people 8 hours to get there. it's not known when they will be able to return home. the key factor right now was whether there was no rain in the forecast for days. in some areas, strong winds are making it challenging to fight. the flyers, come back has

. >> the captain of the canadian hmcsmon montreal telling reports on the ship that the chinese sailors told the americans to move orissing a collision. >> the fact that -- or risk a collision. >> it was announced over the radio prior to doing it ibram i indicated it was intentional. >> americans asking chinese to stay clear of the ship and forced to slow down to avoid a crash. china's defense minister to tell the u.s. to mind it is own business warning any severe confrontation between the u.s. and china would be disaster in the world and this is the latest in provocations by china. a week ago a chinese fighter jet coming 400 feet from a u.s. recognizance plane in the chinese sea. >> someone will get hurt. they can lead to misunderstanding and lead to miscalculations. >> and ian panel with us in studio and heard that warning about what can happen with a misunderstanding or miscalculation. >> yeah, i mean, i think that's code for the possibility of escalation. the possibility of the real world clash between the united states and china albeit accidental. now having said that, there are hi

well, people in montreal are having to breathe in some of the world's most polluted air wide now. and that's because of the smoke from wild fires which have torn 3 more than $7000000.00 hector's of forest across the country. since january canada has been hit by repeated extreme weather in recent years, lying to say the intensity of the frequency are a result of global warming. at the moment, clouds of smoke are blanketing, quebec of the sick gray small clouds on what would normally be a sunny and clear summer's day in monterey home. it's blown over from wild fires, raging and forest across canada. on sunday. air quality here dropped to a level worse than anywhere around the world. it's really like fun except that it's smoke because of the forest fires. it's really hard to breathe. my eyes sting a little too. it's a little hard to see. but it was a mask. it really smells like fire. over the weekend, the canadian environmental agency declared a small warning in many areas of quebec. they advise people to stay inside outdoor swimming pools and athletic fields were closed, and outdoor

the uss montreal behind, the commander calling the maneuver not professional. at the time of the incident, defense secretary austin attending a summit in singapore with canada and china's defense ministers. >> we will support our allies and partners as they defend themselves against coercion and bullying. to be clear, we do not seek conflict or confrontation but we will not flinch in the face of bullying or coercion. >> we need to be eyes wide open on china and the fact is that they have become an increasingly disruptive global power. >> the potentially disastrous incident comes as the u.s. accuses china of continuing to engage in aggressive confrontations. last week a chinese fighter jet coming within 400 feet of the u.s. reconnaissance plane over the south china sea. the u.s. plane bouncing wildly through the jet's turbulence. the pentagon labeling it unnecessarily aggressive. and earlier this year, the u.s. intercepting a chinese spy balloon that flew over the continental u.s. before being shot down off the coast of the carolinas. still efforts to maintain c