washington state officials say they have received two reports of what may have been stings. >> intense pain, overwhelming swelling, and in one instance, the report last year, the person was kind of out of commission for a few days after the sting. >> officials believe more nests are out there. and are urging residents to notify them of any new sightings on right away. >> andrea fujii, abc news. >>> our thanks. and scientists in egypt have announced a discovery of a peculiar species. >> what is believed to be the partial skeleton of a four-legged ancestor to modern whales is unearthed in cairo. it's believed to have lived 43 million years ago when that area of the desert was covered by sea. what a time to be alive right now. right? >>> he paid his respects to his >>> time now for "the friday mix" and we start with a touching backstory. >> ben was not able to go to his aunt's funeral because of covid so ben jackson did the next best thing. he paid respects to his aunt deb by having dozens of sheep arrange themselves in the shape of a heart. >> that is so cute, the drone video shows the f

. >>> if you're looking for the best beef in america, a ranch in northern washington state might be a good place to start. snake river farms is an american pioneer of wagyu. it's a beef that first came to japan. its taste is incredible and prices can be too. we travelled to the west to see the farm and sample a feast. >> reporter: this smith and walensky, steak is the main feature, but this no ordinary meat and doesn't come from any ordinary place. the remote town of loomis in northern washington state has become a coveted destination for chefs, restaurant o owners. why? the steak. this is the ceo. >> the goal was to always have a level above usda prime. and the ows that to happen. >> reporter: because right now chefs say prime is not enough? >> correct. >> a herd of the most pampered cattle come in from a morning constitutional. >> reporter: it originated in the mid-19th century when the japanese began crossbreeding cows. >> about 2,000 of these especially-coddled cattle go to market every month, and no dogie heading for the last roundup ever had it so good. >> reporter: using those

kamala harris heads to california to campaign for governor newsome this week. >>> plus, the state of washington is requiring all teachers and school personnel to be vaccinated. i'm going ask the state's top educator how they plan on implementing this plan and what they'll do if or when some teachers opt out. but first, to melissa who's standing by with a look at the latest developments on tropical storm henri. >> we are tracking tropical storm henri. it weakened into a slower storm this morning as it moved inland. it's slowing down more tonight. it weakened to a tropical storm and made landfall along the coast of rhode island this afternoon with winds up to 60 miles an hour. now it is stalling near the border of connecticut and new york. the storm left more than 130,000 customers without power. flooding was seen along the east coast. this from a footage from montauk. this is at the tip of long island, earlier today. heavy rain and flash floods continue to be a concern tonight and into tomorrow. particularly in the hudson valley. joining me now is kathy park. she's been tracking henri from narra

a massive nest has been found and destroyed in washington state. it's the first discovery this year. a queen and nearly 1,500 other hornets were inside a tree. state officials vacuumed them up but say it was a close call. >> a few of us who were working very tight in the area were approached by the hornets, and they did actually attempt to sting us this time, but we're all very happy to say our hornet suits worked very well and no injured were sustained. >> murder hornets are not typically aggressive toward people but their sting can kill. the hornets prey typically on honeybees which as you know are crucial for pollinating crops. >>> an apparent gas explosion at a strip mall near phoenix, arizona, left four people seriously injured. the explosion caused a roof to collapse sending debris falling 100 yards away. nearby buildings had to be evacuated including a preschool. >>> the head of the women's advocacy group time's up has resigned. the latest fallout that forced new york governor andrew cuomo to step down. tina tchen facing criticism say her org

a man in washington state, you see it there, throwing a hammer through the window of of another car. police say it began when one vehicle merged onto the highway and the other driver started honking their horn. the man was taken into custody. >>> we turn now to britney spears. her father has agreed to step down as her conservator, but the pop star's legal fight is par from over. abc's christine sloan explains. ♪ ♪ i call the shots ♪ >> reporter: this morning a major victory for britney spears and her fight to end a conservatorship that's controlled her life and career for 13 years. her father, jamie spears, has agreed to step down as the conservator of his daughter's estate. the decision revealed a in new court fiegz where an attorney for jamie spears says britney's father has been the target of unjustified attacks but doesn't believe a public battle with his daughter is in her best interest. the attorney also saying jamie spears will not step aside until matters are resolved and that "mr. spears intends to work with the court and his daughter's new attorney to prepare for an orderly

washington state officials confirming the first sighting this year, this photo released by washington state. residents being urged to keep an eye out and report any sightings. it's not far from where they destroyed a nest last year. >>> and tonight, legendary crooner tony bennett announcing the end to his concert career. ♪ obviously do not adore me ♪ >> tony bennett is now 95. he's cancelling his remaining tour dates. he and lady gaga performed here just last week. releasing a new music video "i get a kick out of you." his son telling his dad can still sing and will be doing other things. he's battling aldz. fans say in new york said he sounded spectacular. we wish him well for sure. >>> when we come back, the moments this week, the stuff of movies coming true. make fitness routine with pure protein. high protein. low sugar. tastes great! high protein. low sugar. so good. high protein. low sugar. mmm, birthday cake. pure protein bars and shakes. for every fitness routine. this is a hero, walking his youngest down the aisle, which to his bladder, feels like a mile. yet he stands strong

this year found in washington state. what experts are warning this morning. >>> covid and the classroom. with the debate over masks in schools raging, a new look at how the virus can spread. in a room of unmasked students,r and experts' concern about those plexiglass barriers. ♪ dream on, dream on ♪ >>> plus, they built it, and they came. kevin costner helping bring "field of dreams" to life. off in the cornfield. to the wa white sox win it. >> going the distance with a hollywood ending. >>> good morning, america. from the cornfields to times square. it's great to be here with amy and eva. thank you for starting your friday with us. >> it is a busy morning, guys. we begin with the crisis in afghanistan. as the taliban surges, the pentagon sending around 3,000 troops back to the country to help evacuate u.s. embassy personnel and others in kabul. >>> and the taliban's pace is startling. three major cities including kandahar falling to the taliban in just the past 24 hours. the biden administration is now presence there, j

james clayton has joined one team flying over washington state. he middle ofjuly and has continued to grow. it is now the second—largest wildfire in state history. it has already consumed an entire town, yet it is just one of the many fires americans have faced this year. the weather outlook is bad too, with drought and heat waves across many western states. some experts worry that this could go on for months. this aerial scanning team has been making intense night—time reconnaissance trips over forest fires for two months now. mike murphy's mission is to get as close to the fires as possible to scan them and then send detailed maps to firefighters on the ground. these are intense flights between eight and ten hours long, and i have been allowed tojoin them. tonight's flight is over the state of washington. after 15 minutes, the clouds become thicker until we see a huge plume of smoke, the first fire of the day. it is only really when you are up in the air that you get a sense of the scale ofjust how big these forest fires are. they almost look lik

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washington state with the destiny of an born millions the most explosive the fate of the entire session. and then proving to be pregnant with difficulty in danger so washington is very cognizant that this debate could undermine the country. but yet without a strong capital city that the country could not endorse so as a vision proposes the following things. number one. a strong national government. number two, to unite the people behind the national character. only a capital city could do that while government isn't seen as critical a great and glorious capital city gives credibility to the new fledgling republic. washington wanted a grand capital city for the ages. washington wanted rome built on the potomac river. also had what they would call potomac fever he was not well-traveled about the potomac where is equal to the danube and the rhino put together. but it connected that community next to it and rivers were important in the day primitive transportation and rudimentary communication. and the potomac flows westward. and with the images of the tributary word run west of the ohio te

after he was a member of the g.a.r., he eventually moved to washington state, where he lived the rest of his life and was a farmer. in washington state there was a highway running from seattle up to the canadian border that in the 1930s the daughters of the confederacy got the state of washington to name that the jefferson davis memorial highway. >> oh wow. >> this really relates to what's going on now with confederate monuments. many of those were put up long after the war by daughters of the confederacy or sons of the confederacy. you know, the case of this highway, this is long after all the veterans are dead, so it's very much a political statement. in our view, the south really won. in the state of washington they named a highway after him. 2017 the legislature passed a bill signed by the governor renaming that highway the william p. stewart memorial highway for the wisconsin african-american soldier from color troops instead of jefferson davis. that's an absolutely totally appropriate response to something that shouldn't have been there to begin with and definitely shouldn't be

washington states the destiny of unborn millions involved. most explosive debate of the entire session and followed up you. proving to be pregnant with difficulties and danger so washington was very cognitive of the fact that this debate can undermine the country yet without a strong capitol city they did not know what the country could endure. number one, strong national government. number two, he wants to unite the people behind a national character. only a capitol city could with that. our government is not as credible, a great and glorious capitol city we give credibility to this new republic. the ages, thomas jefferson and others wanted a simple federal town, washington wanted on the river near that river. there were not well-traveled, washington felt they were having to defend. it's hardly equal to one of those bottle and all of them. the community future capitol city with chesapeake for access to the offender, rivers were important and rudimentary communication. also it flows westward and unite maryland, pennsylvania and the roads from

so washington puts together what's known as a circular letter to the state. this is basically his farewell. and newspapers around the country print this letter. and you can see the beginning of washington's vision for a strong nation, capital city and the kind of robust and vigorous government that we would have. washington says we have a debt of honor. we need to repay our veterans. we need an national governing body. we need more trade. we need positive relations abroad. we need peace. and mostly we need to be united. we need, this nation needs a sense of national identity. if you were to take a time machine back to 1783 and ask thomas jefferson about his nation, he would answer, virginia. there wasn't a sense of national identity. not a capital u united states, a small u the states. the washington knew we needed a sense of unity. we need a sense of national pride, national spirit. we need to come together as a nation, otherwise this will never ever happen. next slide. so this country went from 1775, the start the start of the revolutionary war, all the way

they this covid craziness is not exclusive to the big apple, washington state is going even a step furtheraff in the state to be vaccinated or risk being fired. when is this madness going to stop? let's ask seattle radio host jason rantz. jason, tell me how far can it go in washington? >> i mean, we're going to find out. this was not you might get fired if you don't get vaccinated. , which by the way, is for all staff and all public and private schools. this is also for colleges. it doesn't matter if you are a teacher or a custodian or a coach. this matters. and if you don't -- not only do you get fired, you will not be available to get unemployment benefits, which is insane to me how ghoulish it is to threaten someone's livelihood to say under the threat of basically total financial insecurity that we're going to ruin your life, your career, your ability to pay your rent, your ability to put food on your table if you don't get a vaccine. i think that people should get the vaccine in consultation with their doctor if they want. the fact of the matter is, not everyone needs the vaccine righ

a jail in washington state found a new incentive for inmates to get the covid vaccine by serving tenff is offering packs of the instant noodles for those who sign up to get the first shot. the corrections department says it has given out 900 packets to inmates so far. a woman has been banned from a zoo in antwerp, belgium, because of her fascination with a chimpanzee there. the woman has visited weekly over the past four years. she says she loves him and he loves her and they have a real relationship. officials worry that relationship is harmful to his ability to socialize with the other apes, and they are forcing the breakup. all right, we have a brand-new case of wokeness in the workplace tonight appeared in washington, the state department of labor and industries is implementing what critics are calling racist, antiwhite diversity training and resources for staff, asking workers there to attest to their own bias. let's begin tonight's lightning round with townhall.com political editor guy benson and seattle talk radio host jason rantz. great to have you back, guys. jason, you've b

in washington state, the weekly vaccination rate jumped 34% after the state announced vaccination requirements for state employees, teachers, and school staff, health-care workers, and colleges and universities. businesses are seeing strong results. august 3, when tyson foods announced its employees would need to be vaccinated no later than november 1, only 45% of its workforce had gotten the shot. today that number stands at 72%. that is a 60% increase in less than one month. notably, the job postings that require vaccinations are up 90% according to nd.com -- indeed.com. vaccination requirements work. they drive up vaccination rates and we need more as this is an other employers, including health care systems, school district, colleges and universities to step up and do their part and pandemic faster. we need to pour individuals to step up, too. as people across the country prepare for everyday weekend, it is critical that being vaccinated is part of their preholiday checklist. getting vaccinated is free. it is easy and convenient. it is safe and effective. it has never been more important.

a washington state high school tried to slap ankle monitors on athletes to help with covid tracy.positive like ashley said listen to one angry dad who was on "fox and friends" earlier. >> looking at my child, looking at this document, this is what stands in the way of him playing the game he loves and is much as i disagree with that i am his parent and having to make that decision it goes against everything i believe in. carley: putting tracking devices on kids like they are criminals but the school is calling them proximity monitors. jillian: that father, my goodness. really tough spot. apparently leprechauns are offenses. carley: new football season new controversy. the latest mascot and controversial, you are looking at it, notre dame fighting irish, name the fourth most offensive mascot in a recent survey but notre dame is punching back, responding there is no comparison between notre dame's nickname and mascot in the indian and warrior names, other institutions like the nfl team formerly known as the redskins, none of these institutions were found morning by native americans

an asteroid let's go to washington state a man wearing a yellow dress was arrested a few stole a school he shared with his estranged wife. that will win her back, what happened to sending flowers? or a necklace made from dead grandma's teeth? the multi- day crimes breed began the 39-year-old allegedly stole a school bus from a rafting company as you do paid police caught up with and refuse to pull the bus over but were forced to give up the chase because of washington state's new police reform laws. the next day and it was arrested in a different county for hyde jacking a bulldozer and driving it into his own home. luckily his wife was out there should be as flat as a saturday night live sketch. anders taken into custody by the fashion police and charged with theft of a motor vehicle first-degree malicious mischief, demise to violence and attempting to elude police. or is known as legal circles as the full florida. good job buddy, love the dress. topic number four. the city of san francisco is considering replacing its waste bins with high-tech trash cans, they cost $20000 apiece for th

the washington state department of agriculture said they will sets up traps.e can find its nest. >>> across the country people are seeing a shortage of veterinarians, especially in rural communities. in minnesota, one veterinarian who wants to retire does not want to leave without giving the town a vet local coverage now from nbc's k.a.r.e. 11 and their reporter >> reporter: 722 square miles in minnesota. 14,000 people and one veterinarian. >> i'm it. >> he's put 130,000 miles on his pickup. >> i bought it to be the last truck i was going to drive as you can see, i'm still driving it. >> reporter: still driving long past his plans. >> first stop. >> reporter: still pulling into farms at which he's been arriving for nearly 50 years because at 74 dr. bogan can't bring himself to leave farmers like lynn finley without a vet. >> it's scary to us. we would be lost >> reporter: america's wide open spaces have long been dealing with the shortage of veterinarians. >> sounds good. >> it's been very difficult. >> as a farmer and group trying to attract a vet. >> most of

a murder hornet has been spotted in washington state in the first confirmed sighting in 2021.heir terrifying ability to demolish whole honeybee hives in mere hours. look at that. they're an invasive species and pose a dangerous threat to the already gindling honeybee population. washington state officials reiterate the important of public reporting so the hornets can be tracked. report and run for your life. >>> in another story, a rugged rock-spewing a stroid with a diameter of one third of a mile is heading in our direction on track to come very close to earth in september of 2135. while the timing for the asteroid's approach is out of our lifetime, nasa scientists say there's no need for future generations to panic. though the asteroid will come within half the distance of the moon, chances of colliding with earth and causing an armageddon-type destruction are still, you'll be happy to hear, are very low. >>> taco bell has announced it's building a new high-tech drive-through to make getting that late night chalupa easier. it's set to open next year in brooklyn park, mchblt

washington d.c. what i do think will be important, each element. the intel community, stateside that's what they will be doing, internal assessments. what i think of the really important for the american people often times these things do not get done because they are classified. i think they need to think that very carefully. the name to release their internal assessments as to decisions that were made, assessments that were ignored and put that out there. i think that would be the best result we are going to get from the situation. kennedy: juan, as ernie duncan a duchenne or do you agree with him that suicide bombers and people skeptical of vaccines have the same mindset? >> that is what is picture said sorry. [laughter] i love you candidate. look, i think he is right. i think people who refuse to get the vaccine, you look at the governors of florida, texas to look at the raging numbers of covid outbreaks taking us all the way back, sacrificing all of the progress we have made, allowing the variants make a foothold. that is damaging to the whole country people people say

we've got heat, excessive heat alerts in play for washington state, idaho, oregon and northern california. and then further to the east, we've got heat and humidity as well for washington storms. moving through the prairies and the great lakes, down to the deep south, not everyone will catch a storm, but you should be on the lookout. the news . a lot of the stories that we cover a highly complex, so it's very important that we make them as understandable as we can to as many people as possible no matter how much they know about a given crisis or issue in this area. the smell of that is overpowering. as i'll just recall respondents, that's what we strive to do me ah, the global wake up cold world leaders react with alarm to you and report on the scale of the climate emergency. signs of those changes are already visible from greece to serbia on the us where find the destroying forests and devastating the lives of millions. i'm seeing bas robbie in the north tip of abbey island increase wildfires that have been raging for a week are still burning. ah .

main reason why i will never stop speaking out. >> reporter: after the report'sd release, 13 states and washington, d.c. implemented a look-back window, a retroactive law that pauses the statute of limitations and allows sexual abuse victims to file a civil lawsuits, a law that state legislature has so far failed to pass. in a statement to cbs news, pennsylvania senate majority leader kim ward says the state's constitution differs from others, and that legal experts suggest a statutory window there may be unconstitutional. >> pennsylvania's becoming the absurd. it's passed overwhelming bipartisan support for the judiciary senate, and our senate majority leader refuses to bring it up. >> reporter: so pennsylvania survivors say they will keep fighting. nikki battiste, cbs news, hershey, pennsylvania. >> dokoupil: nikki battiste with more harrowing stories of abuse, and now the ongoing struggle for justice. there is much more news ahead on the "cbs evening news." we'll be right back. was that kind of person.t-gr he looked after his community. she built an empire. he protected this nation. they lived

james clayton has joined one team flying over washington state. year. the weather outlook is bad too, with drought and heat waves across many western states. some experts worry that this could go on for months. this aerial scanning team has been making intense night—time reconnaissance trips over forest fires for two months now. mike murphy's mission is to get as close to the fires as possible to scan them and then send detailed maps to firefighters on the ground. these are intense flights between eight and ten hours long, and i have been allowed tojoin them. tonight's flight is over the state of washington. after 15 minutes, the clouds become thicker until we see a huge plume of smoke, the first fire of the day. it is only really when you are up in the air that you get a sense of the scale ofjust how big these forest fires are. they almost look like mushroom clouds from a nuclear bomb. they carpet the state with this thick haze. it is really difficult to know what is going on on the ground, which is why firefighters want the scans of the fire. mi

and a washington state hospital is reportedly kicking people waiting for organ transplants off the listghty issues of conscience and morality to talk about tonight, so let's bring in bioethicist, theologian, and author of "losing our dignity," charlie camosy. good to have you back. >> hey, shannon. >> shannon: this alabama doctor sending this letter out to his patients and picked up by the outlets in alabama, says "i cannot and will not force anyone to take the vaccine but i also cannot continue to watch my patients suffer and die from an eminently preventable disease. therefore, as of october 1st, 2021, i will no longer see patients who have not been vaccinated against covid-19." what do you make of it, charlie? >> well, you are the lawyer, you know the law better than i do, but i have to say, this sounds like something close to a civil rights violation. i might disagree. in fact, i kind of agree with doctor, people should get vaccinated, but the unvaccinated have the same rights and equal protection under the law as everyone else. speaking as a medical ethicist, it is one thing to bas

fresno up through oregon where they are dealing with excessive heat warnings for oregon up to washington state with a -- a dangerous heat wave for them. this could push into the region. tracking likely the high level clouds and the higher humidity. as we go hour by hour in future cast you can see the sun for the bay area. watch as the mid to high level clouds stream? tonight into tomorrow. really that higher humidity and just a slim chance of dry lightning in the bay area. the sunset at 8:06 and the sunrise at 6:22. daytime highs well above average for this time of year. warmer compared to yesterday. 80's to 90's triple digit heat. low to mid-70s around the bay and looking at low to mid-80s's for the peninsula. we will stay above normal for this time of year over the next several days. san francisco, oakland and san jose. through the weekend, also inland east bay as well up through the weekend. mid-90s by the weekend for the north bay and highs along the coast in the mid to upper 60's. >>> still ahead, swiping right on a furry match. >> we will show you. one shelter in germany getting >>> a lo

in washington state nearly 100 people died in a record heat wave this summer. nursing homes are bracing. >> we made sure that the residents have access to water fountains. >> the temperatures also helping fuel a dozen major fires akrsz california. firefighters spread thin. >> the largest blaze of all. dixie fire burned half a million acres destroying 550 homes and forests burn, rivers and lakes are running dry. >> i'm worried. >> state regulators further tightening restrictions on water usage. in wine country vine yards are cut off from using precious resources to water crops. >> i have been a wine maker 44 years. first time i have since a critical situation. >> weather reeks hov anderson cooper in the midwest. three possible tornados caught on camera in wisconsin. the out break damaging trees and ripping up signs. in the east excessive heat and severe storms bringing down this tree in pittsburg. killing lt driver in the car. we'll have the forecast in a few minutes. >> taliban making gains in afghanistan. now controlling about two third of the country. we lear

for both the west and the east coast senior toward the west. excessive heat alerts in play, washington state, idaho, oregon, and also for northern california. meantime toward the east, it's about the heat. yes, but also the humidity as to washington d. c. on thursday, we'll feel about 40 terms of the active weather. we've got some showers and storms running through the prairies, the great lakes, the northeast, the mid west, straight down to the gulf states. not everyone is going to catch a shower a thunderstorm. certainly the potential is there, central america for the west coast. mexico. southern areas is wal concentrated rain and we do have a mess here, but it is pushing out toward the pacific. so no major threat. meantime, for the antilles there is about a $5050.00 shot. this could turn into something impacting puerto rico and then onwards to his van jala has been dr for bolivia and peru. and for that reason we're seeing wildfires a rough or them 500 firefighters trying to tame the flames. here in the ku sco region of peru and look at this 17 degrees in lima on tuesday. further toward the

. >> help coming in across the country as inmates from washington state cut down trees and hand crewslding fire lines around homes. the teams working 24 hour back-to-back shifts for the past two weeks. >> it has been a difficult fire. everyone has been very taxed as we move from fire to fire throughout the state. >> we are back with you live. you can see from our view this guy is turning orange. that is where the origin of the north side of the fire continues to move northeast. the smoke worsening by the hour. te out h8 has been have seenths. closed off. thererevaation warnings in effect for amador county. the concern is high for this area and into south lake tahoe. i did ask calfire 20 minutes ago whether evacuation warnings will be placed in this area. they said we should know by tonight. >> incredible images of the smoke. stephanie sierra reporting tonight. to the fall of afghanistan we go. a u.s. military drones drag blowup a vehicle parked with explosives in kabul. military officials say the attack eliminated and eminent isis-k threat. 14 american service members who died during

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checking today's high temperatures, heat warnings are in effect from southern california to washington statehighs could top 110 in some areas. >>> coming up, why you should start your holiday shopping now four months early. >>> also ahead, forget suvs. why minivans are making a comeback. >>> but first a travel nightmare. why airlines are suddenly canceling hundreds of flights in the last few days and what's being done about it. we're at our best when we stand together. that's when we make the impossible possible. that's what stand up to cancer has done. because you stood up. because of you, survivors are out there. we're making the impossible... possible. we're committed to making every cancer patient... a survivor. this is the moment we double our efforts. together... we stand up to cancer. tune in saturday august 21st at 8/7 central >>> we're back with disturbing video from a hotel in miami beach. five police officers now face battery charges for allegedly beating two suspects last week. one suspect was handcuffed when he was kicked three times and had his head slammed to the ground. polic

. >>> those giant so-called murder hornets are back this week someone in northwest washington state spotted the first live murder hornet in the u.s. this year. the invasive pests are known to attack honeybees and other insects. >>> there is growing outrage after the humane society says a beloved lion named mopane was lured from ixears after cecil the lion was killed near the same park by an american dentist >>> here at home, just as summer travel was bouncing back, there are signs that delta variant is slowing it down again tom costello now with the price you pay. >> reporter: it may be the travel season wind-down, the covid surge or both, but the tsa is starting to screen fewer airline passengers on tuesday, the lowest checkpoint volume since mid-june meanwhile, with the delta variant spreading fast, less interest in international travel, more interest in u.s. destinations, and a 33% increase in passengers booking fully flexible tickets. >> a lot of people can't get vaccinated like children. so for families, you know, there is a lot of different calculations you have to take when leaving h

. >> thousands of covid-19 cases and deaths in california, oregon and washington state. maybe because of wildfire. smoke. that's according to a new study by researchers at harvard. the study looked at wildfire. smoke particulate in more than 90 counties in the western united states, including some in california, washington, oregon. like i just mentioned. they found that bad wildfire smoke days showed strong associations with covid cases and deaths from march to december 2020 one ucsf professor explains that wildfire smoke causes irritation an inflammation of the long which sets the stage for a bad response to covid. >> there is some evidence that. the virus can travel on the fine particles. but mostly. it's the risk of getting actions. one that wildfire smoke increases. >> in the meantime, experts say the best mask to all of our small days are the n 95 mask and the it kn 95 masks from china that recommends to find the best version on the cdc's website. and coming up, much more on the wildfires burning out of control across the state. we're going to get an update on calib

from washington state to the detroit-windsor bridge. >> my mother is going to be 94 in october. i mean, i haven't seen her in a year and a half. >> reporter: to buffalo, where the kincaids just want to hug their canadian grandkids. >> i'll be the best grandma again and it will just be fun >> reporter: americans who want to cross into canada must use the arrive can app upload proof of vaccinations, and a negative covid pcr test within the last 72 hours i've got the app got my passport, got my vaccine card and a negative pcr test. i was across the border in five minutes today. but while canada is slowly reopening to american tourists, the u.s. is not opening the border to canadians, costing billions in lost tourist dollars. near buffalo, tom's restaurant has been closed since march of 2020 >> we're all missing a piece of good business because the border is not open >> reporter: canada is actually ahead of the u.s. in vaccinations 71% of all canadians have received at least one dose, compared to 58% of all americans yet the white house is keeping u.s. borders closed to ground traff

oz: for one man in washington state, it started as a typical day when he pulled up to tend to his beeof the