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that helped drive the smoke away from ontario and quebec where the fires are still burning, but it's concentrated it and driven it down into new york, pennsylvania, new jersey and down towards washington, d.c. air quality levels have been dreadful. on the purple air map, which these aren't official epa sensors, but those have registered similar levels, pretty much every sensor is registering very unhealthy or hazardous air quality conditions. the yankees game in the bronx was postponed, same thing for the philadelphia phillies game in philadelphia and they might be looking at more delays farther south tomorrow as the smoke continues to push farther down towards baltimore and washington, d.c. the reason for all this, all the fires in canada, is because for the entire month of may it was record setting heat over so much of canada. this is the departure from average temperatures map for the entire month of may for north america. our little sliver of north america, we had cooler than normal temperatures, but we're one of the very few spots that experienced that. this record warmth all th

every bank they call from la to ontario it. they don't want to.n told that there are just too many and the couple doesn't want to pay the 8 per cent fee for using coinstar. so they now listed the coins on offer up hoping for somebody save them from their misery. they're also asking a $25,000 for the whole pot >> still ahead, the wildfires in canada continuing to spread smoke along the eastern coast of the u.s. will take check on of the u.s. will take check on what do we always say, son? liberty mutual customizes your car insurance... so you only pay for what you need. that's my boy. ♪ stay off the freeways! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ there are currently more than 750,000 unfilled cybersecurity jobs in the u.s. the google cybersecurity certificate was made to fill that gap and help grow the workforce that's keeping us all safe. >> we are getting a close look now at one of the hundreds of wildfires burning all across canada. this video is from the british columbia wildfire service. the fire is burning near th

every bank they call from l a ontario says it doesn't want to take them.een told there's just too many and the couple does want to pay the 8 per cent fee for using coinstar. they've now listed the points on offer up hoping someone will save them from there. suppose that missouri, they're asking $25,000 for the whole pot. they could go to the federal reserve. they might take them. yeah, check this out. a little pooch robot pooch doesn't play fetch critiques paintings. the ai terrier rolls around museums, analyzing artwork and with the help of chatgpt that then prince out critiques from its tail. of course, the dog was built with ai smarts for project that kind of pokes fun it more serious or critics. >> and nassau is heading back to venus for the first time in decades, a complex rocket will visit mars on the da vinci mission. the goal to drop a probe in the mountainous region, which twice the size of texas. it will measure the planet's atmosphere and being the information back to earth. scientists hoping to better understand how planets evolve. the da vinci

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 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

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

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

where the niagara river meets lake ontario as historic fort niagara deane of government action on the fourth lake, built by the french before the french and indian wars. the port has been restored by wpa, a new officers quarters have been constructed here, canada and the united states and the rest by a peace treaty commemorated by this monument. agricultural and dairy products from rural areas are the sustenance of the millions who live in new york's great cities. milk from upstate farms and the travel over hundreds of miles of roads and rails to reach the seaboard market. you consumers of this important commodity have any idea of the difficulties encountered in the first stage of transportation? ancient, rutted and weather, beaten roads have been a serious problem for new york's farmers for many years, usable for only a small fraction of the year. roads of this type have prevented the farmer from maintaining contact with the world beyond his fence line. and the seasons passed, the roads became worse, isolating the producers of food from the market where their produce could be turned

so he moved to st catherine's in canada in the ontario of canada, and he made that there were some people helped him like a dr. lundy. now these are people who are living in norfolk but he also talked about henry now his code name was bluebeard, who was an enslaved man who also ended up escaping, but he was a big conductor on the underground railroad in the hampton roads area, and he taught about these individuals helping. well, a few years ago, there was a discovery about this particular church in norfolk is the only black fossil in the nation called st mary's. it was created as a safe space for haitian refugees, both white and black. it was created about in 1794. this church that currently exists was actually built. in 1857. but there was a previous church, st patrick's church, same congregation that was built to to help provide support and safety for. these haitian refugees. well one of the people who was a member of the church was named mary olga, who later married a man named lou vest, and she was a member of st patrick's church. well, her father was a haitian refugee, and her mother

we are really focused on preserving the habitat... 0liver gunasekara brought us to this bay in ontario. we are really trying to invent a different way of deep sea mining. when i saw what was being done, and the fact there was really no innovation for 50 years, the same architecture that was tested, it was like why are we not using robotics, why are we not using ai? the decision about whether to allow deep sea mining will be taken this july by a un body that controls exploitation of the sea bed. so this machine has been designed to mine the ocean floor without, in theory, causing too much damage. the concept here is to try and find a greener alternative to dredging technology. the eyes of the cameras are at the front, that helps us see where we are going and helps us see what we want to pick up. the claw, which is what selectively picks up the nodules, and then once those nodules have been picked up, they are sitting on the vehicle and we offset the weight of the system with the buoyancy engine, that's what keeps us hovering over the sea bed. and the target — deep down at the bottom of

extraordinario pero mire lo que sucede cuando los vientos llevan desde lo que es canadá, la zona de ontarioios y para quienes tienen problemas. >> más hacia el norte y hasta esta noche así que mucho cuidado ahí. >> que incluso en los tres dígitos al menos en el caso, más de esto al regresar >> [música] >> [música] >> más de 7 millones de juguetes de baby shark han sido retirados del mercado para el peligro para los niños. que cantan y nadan pueden causar lesiones y heridas punzantes debido a esa aleta de plástico ahí. dichos fueron por el fabricante californiano suru en diferentes tiendas y a lo largo del país. si lo tiene hay que deshacerse de él >> está retirando y podrían contener un alérgeno de la leche. en la presentación y de tostitos avocados salsa vip se puso a la venta. podría provocar una reacción alérgica grave y mortal a personas intolerantes a la echeverría >> ya ocurrió y lo dan a conocer y también revisar una vez a la semana los diferentes químicos y seta temporada en el uso de las albercas >> si no choca los químicos puede ver bajo el ph y dependiendo es prefereible los quím

>> el origen estÁ en los 250 incendios forestales que arden desde hace varias semanas en parte de ontarioistas de la ciudad de nueva york, pero ahora es imposible ver a manhattan desde aquÍ. >> tormentas en nueva escocia provocaron que el humo ingresara a estados unidos. >> se espera que la concentraciÓn de humo viaje hacia carolina del sur. >> ciudades irreconocibles, casi todo new jersey y massachusetts, manhattan en una hora se transformo. las autoridades llamaron condiciones sin precedentes. manhattan ayer alcanzÓ a 218 la calidad del aire, duplicando el lÍmite para considerarlo saludable. los yankees cancelaron su partido programado para hoy. >> si son pacientes asmÁticos, que mantengan con ustedes y con ellos su inhalador en la cartera. >> hubo vuelos cancelados y retrasados.las actividades al aire libre fueron canceladas. >> la gente no toma conciencia de que estas condiciones afectan a la salud. >> las condiciones mejorarÁn este fin de semana. >> entre los miles de migrantes que recorren varios paÍses para llegar a estados unidos se ven casos muy particulares, como esta mujer que

the smoke is still over canada, cities like ontario and the same in new york and washington for a fewew york air quality has improved to unhealthy. i suppose that's a mark of progress in one way. right now they are saying but search the covers for whatever we can. we have not seen a lot of detail on if that means they will send anything more. u.s. firefighters have already been in canada. that's comment that country share firefighters when it gets this bad. what we are seeing now is this fight in washington over the rhetoric pivoting what is driving these extreme fires and democrats using the republicans who say this is not due to climate change. guy: i am being told the yankees are at home versus the white sox. i will not blame you despite the fact that you are canadian. thank you very much indeed. it takes us back to our question of the day. what needs to chains as new york chokes? monica defend from amundi sgr spa , we have seen these pictures all down the east coast. talk to me about how investors should be viewing what is happening here. we are looking at a moment where seismic c

>>> en canadÁ, los incendios forestales siguen causando una gran capa de humo en las regiones de ontarioales que arden sin control, tambiÉn existe una alerta de calidad de aire. >>> tambiÉn afecta a la ciudad de nueva york, el humo cubriÓ 510 millas llegando hasta nueva york. se le pidiÓ a los residentes que se queden en casa. >>> era complicado para nosotros, afecta las vÍas respiratorias, los ojos, y entonces esto nos daÑa fÍsicamente, verdad? tenemos que salir a trabajar para ganarnos el sustento diario. >>> para quienes no tienen otra opciÓn que salir a la calle, recomiendan el uso de mascarillas preferentemente las del tipo quirÚrgica como la que vimos en pandemia. >>> y nosotros en california que vivimos en carne propia lo que se sucediÓ, 20 aÑos que no se registraba esta pÉsima calidad del aire en nueva york, mÁs de 65 millones de personas que continuarÁn afectadas por la circulaciÓn de este humo histÓrico que viene de canadÁ, increÍble. >>> la situaciÓn se complica, vamos a la imagen de satÉlite para ver lo que sucede en el noreste del paÍs. el color blanco en pantalla, se ve can

this man brought us to this bay in ontario, canada.nvent the different ways for deep sea mining. when i saw what was being done and the fact there was really no innovation for 50 years, it is the same architecture that was tested, it was like, why are we not using robotics and ai? not using robotics and al? the decision about whether to allow deep sea money will be taken thisjuly by un body that controls exploitation of the seabed. so this machine has been designed to mine the ocean floor, without, in theory, causing too much damage. the concept here is to try to find a greener alternative to dredging technology. the eyes of the system, the cameras are at the front, and that helps us see where we're going and what we want to pick up. the claw selectively picks up the nodules and once they have been picked up, we offset the weight of the system with the buoyancy engine and it keeps us hovering over the seabed. the target, deep down at the bottom of the ocean, incredible reserves of the metals needed for electronics and renwable new tech

british columbia, alberta, all the way toward ontario and quebec. provinces have mostly lightning-spark fires that are pumping out tons of smoke, and will be drifting down because of the way that the winds tend to blow. we are going to avoid that but we will see changes ourselves as we head into the weekend. we have the changes beginning tomorrow and this will impact the way that the marine layer operates. it means that there has been literally less atmosphere on top of us exerting lower pressure. that allows the marine layer to be very deep and pushes across the coastal ranges and well into the inland valleys. we will replace that with the heat dome over the pacific. that will build in and press down on top of us. it does not illuminate the marine layer but will compress it and really keep the fog confined to postal parts of the bay area as we finish the work week on friday and head into the weekend. this weather pattern also tends to trap urban pollutants and ozone will be a concern as we head into thursday and friday as well as saturday and sunda

there is no more emergency room in the middle of the garden in ontario, canada. this emergency room was closed on the first of last month. they closed the night shift, the head and executive director of the emergency department say that this time they decided, they always told us that it is a difficult summer in mashhad , according to the doctors, although warnings have been issued , the problem of power supply still persists, there are many cases like what happened to me last night. i am entering the nursing station and i am requesting an emergency job, but there is no one to respond to the incident across canada. it is repeated in new brunswick, alberta and british columbia. boss the canadian medical association believes that the new federal investment will help ease the pressure, but there is still concern about how to better manage him. starting this summer , let's look as if we passed the crisis. we are now in the midst of a crisis. what is going to happen this summer in rural areas, because people go to rural areas from cities to spend vacations, the govern

i did play a tournament up london, ontario. figure age a little bit. we are champions in london, ontario. [applause] >> stephen: you host "the amazing race." those are very tough competition shows, what was it like to be on the other side of the lens and actually be the person who has to put out all of the line there? >> you know, when you host the show or you are a musician or you host your show, you do the preparation and then before the nerves go you just do your thing. i was so nervous and i was hoping that you weren't going to be, but you were. i didn't know about saying out of the kitchen, i didn't know about any of the rules of pickled -- i played tennis when i was a kid but that was pretty much it and we were really a little -- we were a nervous wreck going into it. >> stephen: the secret of pickleball in my opinion is the best player in the world is about twice as good as the worst player in the world. so you can great pickleball players -- >> you're already at about 90%. >> stephen: on a scale of 1-2, that's how you r

fires burning in canada has become visible as far as northern spain, worsening fires in quebec and ontariolikely make hazy skies in europe this week. this year's wildfire season is the worst on record in canada. simone biles is said to make a return to competitive gymnastics at the 2023 u.s. classic in august. she is not that she has not competed since 2021. she withdrew from her finals in tokyo due to safety concerns, it is not known if you'll compete in the next year's 11 -- it is not known if she will compete in the next year's olympics. at 13-year-old girl from us really has become the first female ever to land a rare skateboard trick during a competition. it involves twisting around twice on the skateboard in midair. she is hoping to rresent her country in the olympics next year in paris. >> give it up! >> the reaction of the crowd says it all. a 720 pulled off by orissa troop makes skateboarding history and one of the most influential skateboarders of all time tony hawk who uently coined the trick was there to give her some coaching. >> it really changes the game and it opens up to w

and our people up in quebec, ontario, they've been breathing there for a while.w down the northeast part of north america over the past couple of days. look at philadelphia, though. that was 999. philadelphia officially you are 431. not one match in one studio. this is a lot of smoke over a wide area. i can get away from that smoke. you can't get away from 400 parts per million. so here's where this smoke is now. notice the orange, that's the worst. push it into motion until tomorrow afternoon, and things are going to slide a little bit farther to the south. but d.c., you're still right in that area. we would call this a training thunderstorm because things aren't getting out of the way. like one train over another train over another train on the same track. i push you ahead until saturday, especially saturday morning. and it does get better. there is much better air coming into new york city, belmont right there. then also back to the west, worst air into parts of michigan and indiana and also parts of ohio because of the fires that are up here into parts of wes

the worst air quality from lake ontario to delaware you look at harrisburg, pennsylvania, extremely unhealthy. hazardous conditions in allentown, very unhealthy, in philadelphia. here's the deal, as you can see on the image, you can watch that smoke push into the great lakes, down into washington, it gets worse here tomorrow, heavy out to the west. the only time we'll see any relief here, lester, is not until saturday, and then things start to finally clear out. lester. >> all right, al. >>> back out of the smoke and inside the studio as we continue now. it is rare for a former vice president to take on their former running mate, let alone president. but that's what mike pence announced today and as dasha burns reports, pence took some sharp shots at the republican front-runner >> pence >> reporter: he was former president trump's running mate, but tonight he's a rival, mike pence throwing his hat in the 2024 ring and taking direct aim at his former boss. >> we cannot expect to unite the nation around an agenda of a politics based on grudges and grievances. >> reporter: and pence unleashing h

you can see it on the satellite image, all these fire burning in quebec and ontario. at one point, new york's air th of any city not in the country, not in north america, in the world today! that is nasty. yeah. you can see it here. >> this is the nasa image that we are seeing. lots of reaction to this online. a guy tweeted out a picture of an apocalyptic scene. is this i am legend or something? he said anybody need anything from the bodega? yeah. it's -- yeah. >> that's what it looked like in new york. i have got a side-by-side image we are going to start weather with, what things looked like in midtown manhattan yesterday evening compared to this evening. this is going to look eerily familia to those who were in the bay area in december of 2020 for orange sky day. this is last night and this is today. this is the earth cam network. this indicates the terrible air quality. a check of the air map for the northeastern u.s., all these thoughts are either in th red or purple shades indicating unhealthy, very unhealthy or hazardous air quality not just for new york city,

british columbia and alberta but also on the other side of the country, ontario and quebec have had numerous large wildfires. the clouds are bright white. all of this is smoke that has blown over the eastern half of the country. the smoke was so thick in minneapolis that a couple of the milwaukee brewers fielders lost a pop fly in the haze because it was so thick. this is going to continue blowing around over the next several days, blowing across the eastern half of the country as it gets mixed around and disperses a bit. another batch of wildfire smoke will get organized and that will eventually search to the south as well. it will be a smoky summer for the eastern two thirds of the u.s. our fire danger is low for now but the new update from the climate prediction center for june, july, august and september shows a return to above average temperatures, so that means the fire fuels will dry out around here as well. lots to keep our eyes on. >> we need to be ready. thank you, paul. >>> we have learned police of a person of interest in custody in connection to a major fire at a san jose storag

fires are burning all across canada in ontario, quebec, nova scotia. canadian firefighters say this is the country's worst-ever start to fire season. >>> take a look at the skies in new york. you can see here, still very smoky. firefighters are handing out respirators for people staying outdoors. officials say the air quality has improved, but it may not stay that way. they're expecting another plume to roll in this weekend. the air quality isn't supposed to be as bad as this week. >> forecasts suggest that this improved weather will continue, but the aqi could fluctuate over the weekend. we do not expect to it reach hazardous levels, though again, qualifying that, it's hard to predict what winds will do. >> health officials say they expect a front to move in monday or tuesday, and that could push the smoke out and keep air quality at healthier levels. >>> after our investigative unit told you about prominent black doctors accusing sutter health of discrimination, the hospital group, one of the largest in california, vowed to make major changes. now su

is sending six water bombers to alberta and ontario.hree dozen american firefighters are also being deployed. right now canada is on track for its worst ever wildfire season. >>> well, today dangerous heat is scorching the south from texas to florida. let's bring in meteorologist alex wilson from our partners at the weather channel. alex, good evening. >> jericka, expecting another evening of storms. they'll continue into the overnight. once again, watching for those significant severe risks. hail, gusty, damaging winds, even a tornado. take a look at how things shape up into the overnight hours. make sure you have a way to get those alerts. once again, we could see very strong winds and very large hail, so trees could come down, power outages could add up. ac section tou central, the heat is the story. temps in the triple digits, but feels-like values tomorrow as high as 118, jericka. >> almost unbearable. thank you. >>> straight ahead on the "cbs weekend evening news," fukushima fears. why japan plans to release treated radioactive wa

how best i know the scotia and ontario, many i've been buying for days. a storm system which is swelling off the atlantic coast is forced to smoke into the united states and quality a lot. so in place for much of the east coast as well as parts of the midwest, full cost to say the weather pass. and that will last for several days. well mr. lee is a canadian reporter covering those files and come back. she spoke to us earlier from one to and 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 ca

that will say, well sized in british columbia, alberta, nova scotia and ontario, many of these fonts have been burning for days if not weeks, but a strong system swelling of atlantic coast as for smoke from these 5 south into the us and then east towards some of the most densely populated areas in the country, the equity that certain pace for much of the east coast, from new england to south carolina. as one of the spots of the midwest, including a higher indiana and michigan. the weather partners expect you to persist for the next several days with hayes, lucky to continue across the region to see advertising drawings as live from washington dc said she, i'm one of the things like where you are it's still very hazy and you can see in the back of your throat, you can see what the call take of the matter and the documents, right? but clearly things of improved a great deal over the last several hours. you can out of these vaguely c capitol hill behind me, the curtains h u y and there's an app for that now. so i know the time is which, which must be if i remember production agency issu

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. well, she advertise the it has more on the smug in the united states with this report for us 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 with 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 the 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 experience the lack of visibility. the nation's landmarks barely visible for

. >> also in canada, dozens of wildfires continue to burn in ontario, once again sending dense plumes of smoke south of the border this time the haze and smoke and poor air quality is blanketing the upper midwest. these pictures are from milwaukee an air quality alert in minnesota has been extended through friday morning smoke from canada was also detected over parts of kentucky, illinois, indiana, michigan and ohio and north dakota >> severe weather is still impacting large parts of the country nbc meteorologist michelle grossmann is here tracking more storms in the forecast good morning, michelle >> we will a busy day yesterday afternoon into the evening, overnight hours. this morning still watching really wicked weather, looking at really strong storms, a tornado warning, a reported tornado in taylor county, the big bend of florida. we're watching that, also storms moving through the southern plains lots of lickity with th electric it /* /* electricity with these storms once he get the day you get the daytime heating. in pensacola over a foot of rain has fallen there we have that n