because they didn't fire officials in the province of nova scotia say unprecedented. while fires are burning the forests. the flames have created a crisis and their being felt over 5000 kilometers away. rob reynolds reports, wildfires are burning on checked and out of control across nova scotia destroying homes and sending people fleeing for their lives. at least 16000 people have been evacuated and hundreds of structures including houses have been incinerated. towering clouds of smoke could be seen in cell phone video taken aboard a passenger, jet. official say they believe the fires were very likely caused by humans or results of camp fire is getting out of control. so very, very dry. and on that point, i'd like to take this opportunity to remind everyone of the importance of not burning the province has banned all travel and outdoor activities, including camping, hiking, and fishing. the for us are simply to dry the conditions or to volatile. we can accept any more risk of additional of additional fires. clouds of smoke from the burning woods have moved south into

others in the region must have wildfires and canada burden homes and forced partisans to flee in nova scotia, province. the hello are these guys are trying to clear across the bad, so i know the pos of saudi arabia takes you. this band of cloudy now extending from the caspian right down to the southern end of the red sea. so it's still a challenge to say one or 2 showers in to the southwest corner. sadie a radio weston pause all the i'm in. dire in dire hob, quite breezy. mr. dustin sad temperatures around $42.00 celsius but to the north is that generally dry, hot and sunny sky spring, a shell. it's been in place across the care as we go through the next few days. hopefully, few showers as we go on into uh friday, but noticed the shelves a little more widespread across the western part of saudi as we go on into the weekend. meanwhile, one or 2 showers there across northern parts of algeria to, let's hear, still save some heavy right. we have go see some flooding here recently. heavy rain doing quite nicely. now, with seasonal rains across a good part of west africa. see already i've seen som

until wednesday, 14 forest fires were active in nova scotia, three of which were declared uncontrollablehat today in the hottest hour of the morning the temperature in shahrekord reached 8 degrees above zero and it was the coolest center of the province , while yesterday in the hottest hour of bandar abbas it reached 42 degrees above zero and it was the warmest center of the province right now. that i am at your service , you can see in the image received from the satellite currently, the sky is cloudy in the northern parts of the country, the night parts of the southeastern parts of the country and to some extent in the central parts of the country, and maybe there are some layers of water in these areas. western azarbaijan, east ardabil province, southern shores of the caspian sea, southern slopes, and also in yazd, kerman, hormozgan, and sistan and baluchistan provinces, the conditions are these rains in these areas in the form of torrential rain with thunder tomorrow, friday, these rains in the northern parts of east azarbaijan province state ardabil, the southern part of the caspian

they're battling the largest wildfire in nova scotia's history. mass evacuations under way. now american firefighters are heading in miguel almaguer has the late details >> reporter: described as a rolling freight train, tonight these out-of-control wildfires in nova scotia have torched tens of thousands of acres, triggered mass evacuations, and destroyed hundreds of homes. the latest inferno to ignite near the city of barrington is poised to explode as towering flames leap 300-feet high. >> i would say the community is still in shock. >> reporter: as plumes of smoke closed in on allen fry's home, his family escaped the blaze in their car >> it's really hard to watch the impact on everybody in terms of just day-to-day coming to grips with, all right, what do have i left >> reporter: calling this unfolding emergency dangerous and volatile, at least 16 fires are burning, 4 of which are out of control. authorities in nova scotia are pleading for help >> firefighters are on their way from the united states. firefighters are on their way from costa rica everyone is completely foc

until wednesday, 14 cases of forest fires in nova scotia have been declared uncontrollable.the time to address the rights of yemeni women and children has been announced. every hour, one yemeni woman and six children are denied access to medical services. and health, they lose their lives, and this report is due to the secretions of forced rape by the american background, most of the women of this country are still uninsured from medical services, this organization also announced that since the beginning of the rape, 6328 yemeni children have been martyred and more than 7 thousand women and children. this country was wounded by the vice president of trump, the former president of the united states candidates for the 2024 presidential election are joining. also, former governor chris christie is going to announce his candidacy to participate in the election. so far, 12 known republicans have nominated for the presidential election. germany will close four russian consulates in the country until the end of the year. the spokesman of the ministry of foreign affairs of germany a

but there might be some support from a buff in nova scotia. the hardest hit region, green show is a full cost. so that's hope that the fires can be brought down to control soon. because he has, is, have been meeting in paris to hammer out a global tree. the twin plastic pollution there. i'm achieving a legally binding deal by the end of 2024. the 1st draft could be ready as early as november of this year, according to the u. n. campaign as have been pushing for the tracy to not only deal with the pollution, but also to cope this kind of of plastic production. so will the deal actually happen? the deputies, louise osborne reports toxic and everywhere. plastics are in almost everything humans produce. and they are now being found just micro plastics in the ocean inside fish and even in human breast milk. and the problem is growing. plastic production is increasing. as is plastic waste, it's set to triple by 26. the plastic packaging will rise most significantly with consumer products and closing, also contributing to plastic waste among other so

but there might be some support from a buff in nova scotia. the hardest hit region, green show is a full cost. so that's hope that the fires can be brought down to control soon. time for some football news now in the women's champions league final barcelona have beaten, will spurred in a 5 goal thriller to claim the trophy in idaho. a veteran striker out like sign of hops, put the germans up to nail by the end of the 1st half of the 2nd period. barcelona hit back thanks to a brace of goals from patricia go arrow. and later they added a 3rd. the spanish sized celebrate their 2nd champions league when 2 years after their 1st and the german cub final is being hosted here in berlin later today with our be live, see taking on on talk seinford. bob stink are looking to retain the trophy. they won last year while frankfurt has a taste for silver, where after winning last season, 0 bullied, and this time around it's shaping up to be a tail of 2 young goal scoring frenchman. it fits being quite the 1st season in germany for rondell called him money, th

but that might be some support from a buff in nova scotia. the hardest hit region rancho is a full cost, so that's hope that the fires can be brought down to control soon. a mentor and support. so in the final of the german cup, title holders are b live, so you have beaten on top frankfurt by a score of 2. now, the tense match remain scoreless until christopher and cool group met, then hit the net for live sake on 71 minutes. and then dominic shows, i added the 2nd go 5 minutes from time live sig, are only the 7th club to ever win the cup 2 years in a row. and the women's champions league final barcelona, have beaten wolf bird and a 5 gold thriller to claim the trophy an iron hogan veteran striker alexander pop with the germans up to nail by the end of the 1st half of the 2nd tier in barcelona . hit back thanks to a brace of goals from patricia going arrow. and later they added a 3rd. the spanish side celebrate their 2nd champions the when 2 years after the 1st informed me, the one racing max fished up and his crews into pull position for sun

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is rough rentals from british columbia, in the west, nova scotia, in the east canadian firefighters, on the front lines of a nationwide wildfire emergency 3300000. heck, there's a burn so far this year, across the country, there are currently $413.00 wildfires burning and $249.00 of those fires are deemed out of control. and as of yesterday, an estimated 26000 people remain evacuating from their homes across the country with whether a, nova scotia of one of the hardest hit areas, health firefighters gain control over some blazes. there's been 90 millimeters of rain over the last few days, which is definitely helping us. i would greatly down here. unusually high temperatures, intend to drive for us or what making this fire season. so devastating global warming is that the route of the crisis is canadian prime minister justin true. go towards that even worse, maybe on the way, year after year with climate change, we're seeing more and more intense wildfires and in places where they don't normally are modeling shows that this may be an especially severe wildfire season throughout the su

the continuation of fires , especially in the province of nova scotia , has destroyed a large part of forest lands and houses. the new stage of fires in canada, due to climate change , this time it started in the province of nova scotia the biggest fires occurred in forest lands and the flames sometimes reached a height of 100 meters , which has become a history of requesting the help of the army and the united states. the latest estimates are that more than 200 houses have been destroyed and 20 thousand people have been evacuated from the affected areas of canada as soon as the fire started. nishanan helps on the spot and provides them with his experience in controlling and fighting fires. this fire is the biggest fire in nawaz province . it takes time to control this fire with the cooperation of our partners. every day it does not rain, every day when the temperature rises. and the wind will improve to the weights as well. it is not good in western canada either helicopters and firefighters are trying to contain the fire. in the province of alberta, the fire has been destroying the

earlier last month it was in alberta, and now it's in nova scotia, and it's because it was hot and dry, and that means pride celebrations are kicking off across the country. but this year many of those events are facing an increasingly hostile environment. nearly 500 anti-lgbtq bills have been introduced in state legislatures across the country, and some big businesses are facing calls from boycotts with target and bud light fighting backlash from their marketing and merchandise. tonight on "nightly news," nbc's stephanie gosk explores what's changed and why this could be the most consequential pride month in years. that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports," thanks for being with us, follow us online on facebook and twitter @mitchellreports. "chris jansing reports" starts right now. ♪♪ >>> good day, i'm chris jansing live in washington, d.c. one down, one to go, after house lawmakers voted overwhelmingly for the debt deal, the spotlight now shifting to the senate where there's a major push to get this

so far, about 200 houses have been destroyed near qalifax, the largest city in the province of nova scotia . about 16,400 people were forced to leave their homes because of the fire the region is progressing rapidly. as of wednesday , 14 cases of forest fires were active in nova scotia, three of which were declared uncontrollable. medical and health services lost their lives because of this report american forced rape secretions, most of the women in this country are still deprived of medical and health services, this organization also announced that since the beginning of the rape, 6328 yemeni children were martyred and more than seven thousand women and children of this country were injured. america joins the list of candidates for the 2024 presidential election. also, former governor chris christie is going to announce his candidacy to participate in the election. so far, 12 known republicans have nominated for the presidential election. germany will close four russian consulates in this country until the end. the spokesman of the german foreign ministry announced that this action was t

especially in the province of nova scotia, many parts of forest lands and houses were destroyed. the new phase of fires in canada due to climate change has started this time in the province of nova scotia, and the biggest fires have occurred in forest lands and the flames of that time. the height of 100 meters has been reached, which is the history of asking for help from the latest estimates of the destruction of more than 200 houses and the evacuation of 20,000 people from the areas affected by the fire indicate that canada is helping the firefighters on the ground and using its experience in controlling and fighting fires in the united states. these fires are the biggest fire in nawaz gushi province. it takes time to control this fire with the cooperation of our partners. every day it does not rain, every day the temperature rises and the wind increases, the weight of the fire will increase . it is not good in western canada either. helicopters and firefighters are trying to contain the fire in the province of alberta a fire has been destroying the war lands since more than a

they resettled later and nova scotia. i don't know about lucy per se. of having a son named williamnd hall 1827. william would going to join the british military to become the first black person for the first nova scotia and to earn the victorian cross for slavery. i couldrn not, not tell a story but something i learned recently. i've done this historynk forever 10 years think it's a pretty fascinating story to tell.it i wanted to conclude with a little bit about where you can learn more about the stories. if you want to learn more and maryland. places are starting to open up now. it is done living history took great place to learn about jon and his family. especially the lighthouse where he grew up. because those actions are in the war of 1812. check out the visitor center, learn more about the own meals. i have to say is a business. you can go and learn more about kitty there. it's a great place to learn calvert. they hold the annual event. the senate and represent for that event. that's the working farm is where mary lived in and h the rocketsn her y

and nova scotia. fine as an impact in an area close to 250 square kilometers, professional say 5 of them. they've been extinguished. but 5, a still burning things. rabbits and sheep are among hundreds of animals brought to safety. 50000 people across canada, outer space than any full 10 provinces. so suppose things now and much as a city of inside of a trouble of trophies after winning the english, if a cop to go from, it'll guide going to one help them to a to on when the 1st old, much as the final 100, which isn't report one of the plan much is do you know what the steps to the store to this as a final didn't pay its work to click on the one bullying months just to city into the lead us to just 20 seconds this go you know, history you know, it to some of the way back into the game things to assemble from jump relation, intervention, video, assistant referees convincing the unfilled official that this was a misdemeanor worthy of a spoke kit. is a cell phone. you know, it's been in this company except

with weather and nova scotia, one of the hardest hit areas, health firefighters gain control over some blazes. there's been 90 millimeters of rain over the last few days, which is definitely helping us. i would greatly down here. unusually high temperatures and tender drive for us or what making this fire season. so devastating global warming is that the root of the crisis says canadian prime minister justin trudeau, who warns that even worse maybe on the way, year after year with climate change, we're seeing more and more intense wildfires and in places where they don't normally are modeling shows that this may be an especially severe wildfire season throughout the summer. we're going to get through this together and our government will keep being there with whatever it takes to keep people safe in quebec, where $160.00 fires are burning authority, said the danger of lung damage from heavy smoke is so bad that residents in some areas were urged where respirators if they've ventured outside rob reynolds, l g 0. and that's it from me laura kyle, you can find much more on a website that'

there have been fires in ontario as well as nova scotia. and essentially, no one can spare the resources and so that is why come back is, is getting help from so far away. she advertises. good morning, the smoking to us with this report from washington, dc of the homes and vision of the new york city skyline shrouded in orange haze. on wednesday, had subsided by thursday, but officials in new york and new jersey still warmed of dangers at quality levels . given the forecasts for today, we continue to urge strongly all sensitive individuals, especially meeting those with health conditions like asthma, heart disease, one, disease as well as our kids, pregnant individuals and seniors all of the above, especially to stay inside overnight. but hayes have moved southwards. the philadelphia health commissioner said that at one point the cities air quality index it 500. the index only goes as far as $500.00. on thursday it was washington dc to experienced the lack of visibility. the nation's landmarks barely visible for much of the day hawks playgr

there are been fires in ontario as well as nova scotia. and essentially, no one can spare the resources and so that is why come back is, is getting help from so far away. the the crane and russia accusing each of the hampering efforts to evacuate. people from the flooded has one region, shedding and casualties have been reported on both sides as concerns grew about mines. this launched by flood waters. charles trying to report some house on the unable to work and ensure emergency service personnel listed in just the old. i mean, the ambulances, amphibious vehicles rush, others in need of the luggage street to waiting medics. there are a lot more in there. we have half a 1000 requests at the moment, and that's certainly not all. the distant bloss deport sounds like the outgoing ukrainian, all tutoring being fired, shows gross, and i'm curious now we will call a red cross and they will evacuate to says the ambulance man. we have stationed here as a sourcing point for those who need so the evacuation, if it's just the right, you can hear thos

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there are been fires in ontario as well as nova scotia. and essentially, no one can spare the resources. and so that is why come back is, is getting help from so far away. a new crane and russia are accusing each other of hampering efforts to evacuate people from the flooded curse on reach and showing and casualties have been reported on sides control by both. keep on moscow as concerns grow about minds dislodged by flood, waters troll stratford reports from 1st on the unable to will can you show emergency service personal injury to the old i mean, the ambulances, amphibious vehicles rush, others in need of the flooded street to waiting. medex hope visits, there are a lot more in that we have pop a 1000 requests at the moment and that's certainly not all the distant bloss devote sounds like outgoing ukrainian, all tutoring being fired shows approximately 3 us now. we will call the red cross and they will evacuate to assist the ambulance mind. we have stationed here as a source in point for those who need so the evacuation. if it's just the

there are been fires in ontario as well as nova scotia. and essentially no one can spare the resources and so that is why come back is, is getting help from so far away. oh, and fishers in washington dc with how the smoke is affecting things there. what new york go yesterday we're getting here today. it's moving down the east coast, so the likes of philadelphia and baltimore in washington are going to be impacted. it's going to stretch as far down as north carolina, which is virginia is the next deep down, and then north carolina. so you can see just how big media this is coveted, its impact to go into your quality and area of quality is measured on a scale from 0 to over 300 a normally, if it's under 50, does it things are pretty healthy and it's good if it's about 200, then that's you to be very unhealthy at the moment in washington. it's around $320.00. so you can see just how high of the pollution in the is caused by these fires. and did you say lights have been impacted at laguardia? there was a growing stop at philadelphia. there was

there have been fires in ontario as well as nova scotia. and essentially, no one can spare the resources and so that is why come back is, is getting help from so far away. the student is foreign ministries as the un. so don, envoy volker per, it's is not welcome in the country. the ministry issued a statement earlier on friday, declaring him persona non grata. have a morgan has more from under mine across the nile from hard to to understand how we got to this point. so we have to go back to may 26th. that's the day, the head of the army and the head of the sovereignty council. general i have been put, the hon wrote a letter to the un secretary general, blaming the special representative here in sudan for the conflict that broke out between the rapids support forces and the sudanese army. now, amongst the reasons listed in the letter that the army chief wrote to the un special you and secretary general was that the you and special representative here . and so that has not been biased when it came to the political process that was supposed to

. >> whit: and this crew of northeast firefighters is grateful tonight for a lobster dinner in nova scotiad it was one of the firefighter's 60th birthday, nick and the community knew just what to do. >> this is the northeast compact crew from the u.s. here fighting fires in nova scotia. >> we really appreciate the outpouring of thanks, and the appreciative dinner that was extended to us. >> and we'd all like to send our thoughts and prayers to all the families that have lost during this tragic fire. >> whit: tonight, nick and communities across canada thankful they are answering the call. >> thanks again to all the firefighters from everywhere that came to help us, especially those form the u.s. who are far away from home, and are missing out on milestones and family time. we appreciate all that you've done and can't thank you enough. >> whit: and we're hoping all those crews stay safe and get to come home soon. i'm whit johnson in new york. have a great night. >> on an exceptionally wet winter brings new challenges as we head into the summer season. >> i am meteorologist sandhya patel. we

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

here fighting fires in nova scotia.d prayers to all the families who have lost during this tragic fire. >> whit: tonight, nick brand and communities across canada thankful they are answering the call. >> thanks again to all the firefighters from everywhere that came to help us, especially those form the u.s. who are far away from home, and are missing out on milestones and family time. we appreciate all that you've done and can't thank you enough. >> whit: and we're hoping all those crews stay safe and get to come home soon. i'm whit johnson in new york. have a great night. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions this is abc7 news. >> up until this point we have had a world without consequences. larry: the consequences weeks into the new crackdown on crime in the tenderloin. >> fire season is well u the cruise out to get ahead of the flames. larry: a link to a suspicious flower -- fire that burned in the south bay. been arrested in connection to a three lawn fire. larry: smoke was still blossom

the smoke from the canadian wildfires, and it looks like this weekend they may get a break up in nova scotiato come in tomorrow afternoon, and it's supposed to rain for days, and that's the kind of weather break they need. >> fingers crossed. thank you so much, anne thompson, good to see you. >>> tv star danny masterson best known for his role on "that '70s show" has been convicted on two counts of rape. this is a retrial. he was accused of raping three women that he met through the church of scientology at his hollywood hills home from 2001 through 2003. the jury was not able to reach a verdict on the third rape charge. his sentencing is set for august 4th. he faces up to 30 years in prison. >>> up next on "ana cabrera reports." if you have a ring camera, you're going to want to hear this, the allegations of spying that led to a multimillion dollar settlement. >>> plus, this summer we could actually learn if ufos do come, what to expect from nasa's new report on unidentified aerial phenomena. fied aerial phenomena. (vo) this is sadie. she's on verizon. the network she can count on. and now

but that might be some support from a buff in nova scotia. the hardest hit region rancho is a full cost, so that's hope that the fires can be brought under control soon. that's the latest on dw news, this. our thanks for watching the one small step for a robot vacuum. one giant leap for exploiting the ocean floor. cutting edge technology is unlocking the potential of deep sea mining. but this time, a research team will study the possible risk 1st order to minimize them the we have an opportunity to to get it right before we even start environmental activists or skeptical. is this true nature conservation or only dream washing the after a whole? there are billions to be made. our chiefs documentary, deep sea greed starts june 8th on dw, the, [000:00:00;00] the success of the whole class knows i'm a foster child and i'm ok with that because i'm not the only foster child me. there are other foster children too. can not lean and lives with their foster mother is carina and melanie of their children and stuff. garden stuff in germany and need to k

it's the largest wildfire in nova scotia history.nds of people from their homes. you'll see what's curious when i've been hearing all about these wildfires up there, they're not getting the same weather system. we are. that's kind of keeping things at bay. no no, no, no, no. we've seen this pattern that's when the high is locked right over us while the high has been locked over them. they're getting warm temperatures and nothing like we're getting we are getting a pretty active pattern here. everything has taken a turn here. we had our warm up on the weekend that has gone now. you can see the thunderstorm activity in the mountains. it was more of a lightning show than in rayner's. but gardner ville, nevada, a third of an inch south, lake tahoe, 16/100. west reno just over a 10th of an inch. and mark vail picked up a 0.04 for the key, though, is there's two two points of moisture. one going along the sierra. the other one was this one right there that low coming in is going to continue to lift towards the northeast and end up in the s

an estimated 26000 people remain evacuating from their homes across the country with whether a, nova scotia of one of the hardest hit areas, health firefighters gain control over some blazes. there's been 90 millimeters of rain over the last few days, which is definitely helping us. i would greatly down here. unusually high temperatures and tender drive for us or what making this fire season. so devastating global warming is that the route of the crisis is canadian prime minister justin true. doe, who warns that even worse, maybe on the way, year after year with climate change, we're seeing more and more intense wildfires and places where they don't normally are modeling shows that this may be and especially severe wildfire season throughout the summer. we're going to get through this together and our government will keep being there with whatever it takes to keep people safe in quebec, where $160.00 fires are burning authority, said the danger of lung damage from heavy smoke is so bad that residents in some areas were urged where respirators if they ventured outside, rob reynolds, l, g 0 a

the new phase of fires in canada has started due to climate change, this time in the province of nova scotia , and the biggest fires occurred in forest lands , and the flames reached 100 meters. asking for help from the army and from america has been the last estimates of the destruction of more than 200 houses and the evacuation of 20,000 people from areas affected by fires are the story of the canadian army, which helps the firefighters on the ground and provides them with its experience in controlling and fighting fires. these fires are the biggest. the fire in nawaz province is on the line. this fire takes time with the cooperation of our partners. every day that it does not rain. every day that the temperature rises and the wind increases, the weight of the fires will increase. it is not good in western canada either. helicopters and firefighters are fighting to contain the fire. in the province of alberta, there has been a fire for more than a month currently, there are 60 fire hotspots in alberta's forest lands , 15 of which are out of control. since the beginning of the year , we hav

i'm the man canadian, 5 officials in the province of nova scotia say unprecedented. wildfires have been in the forest. the flames have created a crisis and the impact is being felt over a 1000 kilometers a y. reynolds reports. wildfires are burning on checked and out of control across nova scotia destroying homes and sending people fleeing for their lives. at least 60 a 1000 people have been evacuated and hundreds of structures including houses have been incinerated. towering clouds of smoke could be seen and cellphone video taken aboard a passenger, jet official say they believe the fires were very likely caused by humans. a result of camp fire is getting out of control. so very, very dry. and on that point, i'd like to take this opportunity to remind everyone of the importance of not turning. the province has banned all travel and outdoor activities, including camping, hiking, and fishing. before us are simply to dry, the conditions or to volatile. we can't accept any more risk of additional of additional fires. clouds of smoke from the burning woods have moved south into the us in ma

. >>> wildfires have been spreading in canada throughout the nova scotia province.he number of fires have decreased from 10 to 5. halifax fire is contained 85% from the help of firefighting efforts a long-awaited rain. there had been at least 10 wildfires that have burned through nova scotia's woods , at least 200 structures have been consumed by the flames , more than 2.7 million hectares have been burned, so far, causing thousands to be displaced. in the midst of those fires, conservationists were able to rescue farm animals that were threatened , you can see them here being taken to a safer ground. to roam around over yonder, as firefighters need to spray down the burning areas. the canadian prime minister announced that armed forces will be deployed to help assist with the response to the remaining active fires. >>> coming up next, los vegas golden knights jumped out to an advantage in the stanley cup finals. we have highlights of game one against the florida panthers. >>> winning the national title, her encore could be more impressive. they took on the former t

thanks to a counter clockwise spinning low pressure system over health ex nova scotia. so for another 24 to 36 hours that smoke will funnel south and really it will get worse before it gets better. and we're just seeing some images that just the next to you . and though seeing the people wearing face masks, those the kinds of precautions we expect, that people should take to avoid serious health implications. to yeah, definitely. you know, yesterday my eyes were staying my throat was a little bit sore. i've heard that from a number of people around the area. ultimately, the best thing to do is minimize outdoor exposure, mitigate the amount of air coming into your home, turn off the air conditioners, or set them to re circulate the air inside your home rather than ingesting air from outside. but someplace, for example, new york state leasing visibility is below one kilometer, that's enough to make it so airplanes can take off or land j. f k airport l, a ga airport in new york city. some the busiest in the world had drowned, stops earlier on because the airplanes literall

and in canada , on the contrary, a fire is blazing in the province of nova scotia, forests continue ton according to local media reports, 10 fires are now active, the flames have destroyed over two hundred buildings of at least 240,000 households. left without electricity, the authorities intend to send the armed forces to help extinguish fires in the province of quebec throughout the country. this year, more than 2.7 million hectares of land have already burned out, about 30,000 people have been evacuated. for orthodox today, the holy trinity holiday, celebrated on the fiftieth day after easter, is timed to coincide with the gospel event of the descent of the holy spirit on the apostles. trinity. the day is included in the 12 main christian holidays. it is also considered the day of the formation of the universal church, which is of great importance for believers on the trinity , it is customary to decorate churches and houses with greenery and flowers. italian passions on the stage of the bolshoi opera and ballet theater are completing preparations for the summer premiere of the barb

burning out of control, multiple wildfires are hitting nova scotia.housands have had to be evacuated from a 100 square kilometer area around the ports of halifax and from another out-of-control wildfire to the south. firefighters say hundreds of homes i had to be evacuated. some evacuees already know there is little to nothing to go home too. >> i have seen the picture in -- i have seen the picture now. >> our house is flattened. >> the concrete was maybe 2 feet high. it is all gone. >> over a dozen fires continue to blaze in the northeast atlantic province. a few remain out-of-control. officials say federal, military, and american aid is on its way. >> the weather is increasing in severity. it will continue to be dry. it will get even warmer, so the prognosis is difficult. >> likely thanks to improved fire prevention, there has been a decline in the number of wildfires in canada since the 1980's, but drier, extreme conditions mean that the fires that do occur burned more land and displace more people than before. >> let's get an update on what's happ

another major fire in southwestern nova scotia continues to burn out-of-control. on monday the u.s. national oceanic and atmospheric administration reported the past year saw one of the largest surges of carbon dioxide levels on record, bringing atmospheric levels of the heat-trapping gas to 424 parts per million. that's 50% higher than levels at the start of the industrial revolution and the highest level of carbon dioxide in earth's atmosphere in over 4 million years. china has accused united states of provocative and dangerous actions after u.s. and chinese warships came into close contact in the taiwan strait. video of saturday's incident released by the pentagon shows a chinese warship coming within 150 yards of a u.s. destroyer. this comes just days after the pentagon said a chinese fighter jet cut across the path of a u.s. spy plane as it flew over the south china sea. a chinese foreign ministry spokesperson defended the maneuvers. >> i want to emphasize the truth is the u.s. side stirred up, provocations first while the chinese side debt with this in accordance with correspo