we just heard over and over again in the clips and in your quote that canada was imagined as a white man's country and that assertion was repeated during the debates in the house of commons 100 years ago and even before that. assert thehe 1967, i canada had what wass effectively a whites only immigration policy . and one of the instruments of keeping the country white man's country was the continuous journey regulation, which prevented the komagata maru. amy: why was a called "continuous journey"? >> you had to come back continuous journey from your country of nationality or -- what the authorities were worried about is if canada denied indians the right to enter, and it would go up in flames. this was a real fear. policy had to be designed that was veiled so mackenzie king, who later became ononof the longest standing prime minister's, design the policy which said, you just have to come back continuous journey. it made no mention of race or nationality and there in lies its brilliance. therefore, it has been ignored by historians as thing an instrument of racial exclusion. amy: at th

man sprinting to his car and flooring it out of fort macmurray, canada, as wildfires approached his neighborhood. it is one of many white knuckled alberta. they are describing it as hell on earth. 1600 homes have been torched here. it's the largest wildfire in canada history. wow, those are dramatic pictures. >> extremely warm during the winter. they have been extremely dry. they have seen temperatures near 90. we haven't seen that here. >> in alberta. >> they have been here 90 degrees. you can see what is happening. the same system bringing them warm air is bringing us the cold air from canada. this time of the year it is koold cool air but if was two months ago it would be 40s today around 60 the northeasterly wind, that northeast wind, that's the thing that keeps the cool air in and keeps the clouds in and showers and drizzle, as well. temperature-wise in the low to mid-50s everywhere, that's not going to change a lot o. a few showers an town. to the best west, front royal area, this is an area where we see heavy rain and where we have seen it off and on all day. back to stevens city, frederick county, front royal, p

white house. >> larry: try to take the oval office and he can't. >> it's really the moment that i go, we film in toronto and i might just stay in canada. if that is a reality we're talking about, that is a game changer in how we move in the word. >> not all of us have shows that film. i film in new york! >> i was saying he better build that wall to keep me in.

canada tomorrow. >> now to the waist - - the race for the white house, t away. tonight, bernie sanders held a rally in san diego, he criticized the valve from trump to block immigrants. he is also calling for a new federal program to rebuild - - rebuild if infrastructure and create millions of jobs. bill clinton was also campaigning for his wife. he talked about building bridges and not walls in american society. he also talked about the importance of clean energy and will string the workforce. >> clinton and trump are clashing on gun policy. clinton talked to a group of mothers and she blames a a group of the nra for blocking stricter laws. >> this is a matter of making elected officials do their jobs and keep our children safe. >> trump vowed to loosen gun control laws. >> crooked clinton is the most anti- gun, anti- second amendment candidate ever to run for office. >> trump also said if pension wants to be consistent she wants - - she should disarm her own bodyguards. >>> prosecutors prosecutor say a 56-year-old who frequently travel to the philippines did s

a run some experts say would only handled the keys to the white house to hillary clinton. job roberts, fox news. >>> canada declares a state of emergency as a raging wild fire that started tuesday continues to grow. >> it's not expected to stop spreading any time soon. the massive wild fire is now covering more than 385,000 acres. officials in alberta say it can double in size and that thousands have already evacuated by land and by air. government officials now want everybody in the path of that fire to get out of harm's way and calling for mandatory evacuations now, more than 1,000 firefighters have still trying to save what they can. >>> we had a good day yesterday in terms of the heroice work to save as much of the city as possible. firefighters in the city kept working to save the downtown and as much of the residential neighborhoods as possible. we held the line for a second day. >> the fires are described as covering an area larger than new york city and more than 80,000 people have had to leave their homes. >>> a brand new car stolen right off the lot. the clever trick these car thieves use to stee

white house. >> plus, the fierce fight continues in canada where massive wildfires forced tens of thousands to evacuateheir homes. today we're getting a new look at the extensive damage. >> and meet one super mom. we'll introduce you to their local woman who was just honored nationally as the mother of the year. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> mass evacuations continues the canada today as firefighters continues to battle a large wildfire. 88,000 people have been ordered to evacuate alberta. the wildfire has destroyed more than 1600 homes and buildings there. more than 1100 firefighters are working around the clock to stop these flames but they say what they really need is rain. so far no deaths or injuries have been reported. >> the fbi is reportedly getting ready to interview democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton about her e-mails. sources tell abc news federal investigators will ask clinton for a sit-down in the next couple of days and the clinton campaign has indicated that she is willing to answer their questions. at issue here is whether any sensitive information was miss handled when clinton used a pri

white flag soon. this low was going well up into canada, and then it will carve out over the west coast, and that will arrive on thursday and friday. today and tomorrow sunshine for most with warm temperatures. a little bit of patchy fog, near 90, fairfield, vacaville, upper 80s for some, and 70s for others. it all depends on the wind direction. 70s, 80s and 90s, walnut creek at 89, santa cruz is dealing with fog, so they are sitting at 74, 60s on the coast, 70s and 80s on the peninsula. about the same for tomorrow, and then here comes the cooling on thursday, sweeping over the entire area for the weekend with temperatures dropping up to 25 degrees. there will be some good rain of north, some. north of redding and red bluff. about an inch and a half is possible.>>> your time is 6:20 am. >>> a family in danville says that the home that they rented made them sick, the contamination found inside that forced them to move out as they tried to get their money back. >>> $88 million, the settlement between the la unified school district and the teacher sex abuse cases. before earning enough cash back from ban

white north. >> the san jose mayor on hand to launch canada's new nonstop service to vancouver.two air canada flights will take off from san jose. flights leave early daily, 11:30 in the morning, early for most people, and at 7:45 in the evening. a ribbon-cutting event is scheduled for 11:00, so about 45 minutes ago. >> all right. sounds good. the weather around here has got to be warmer than canada. >> probably. so we're looking at even warmer weather as we go through the week. we've had some cooler than average temperatures, and we're on the warming trend now. especially once we got more sunshine in here. as we look at the live look at the oracle arena, we see we do still have clouds there in parts of the east bay. and as we get a view of the south bay now, starting to get some breaks in the clouds, looking at downtown san jose, we will get more clearing through the rest of the day. and where we do have that sun, temperatures are warming up. we're at 60 degrees in the east bay. san francisco is at 60 degrees. let's drop in on the north bay. i don't thinkville, 69 degrees. and

white house. thanks so much. >>> it is an apocalyptic scene in canada this morning where a massive wild fire is still raging. officials now say it could be months before firefighters can get it under control. houses are burning to the ground in just minutes. as the rapidly moving wild fire engulfs nearly 800 square miles. officials fear it could eventually reach saskatchewan which is some 500 miles away. miguel almaguer has been on the front lines in alberta all week. what are you seeing this morning? >> willie, good morning. the fire is really exploded insize and why not? there's the perfect recipe out here for the perfect storm. the conditions remain extremely gusty. during the day the temperatures are warm, and the humidity is low. that's really the triple threat that firefighters fear the most. this blaze is feeding on millions of dead trees out in this forested area, so every day we have watched it as it crowns in trees, as it explodes in size and races in multiple directions. some 1600 structures, mostly all homes, have been destroyed. that number is sure to skyrocket. if there is some good news here,

white house after a crushing defeat in the indiana primaries. donald trump is now almost certain to win the republican nomination. in canada, the entire population of an oil sands city in alberta forced to evacuate from wildfires. time now for our business news with stephen carroll. hi, stephen. you're starting with a court ruling that will dramatically change the way cigarette tax looks. stephen: to new rules will require bigger health warnings and ban flavored cigarettes. the repeating court of justice and -- it also as more regulation to the sale of electronic cigarettes. cigarettes will have to be in plain boxes with health warnings covering at least 65% of the packaging. the manufacturers argued that the rulings was disproportionate, but the court says they are in line with efforts to protect public health. genie: to china, where apple has oft the battle over the use the name "iphone." the judgments that apple had failed to prove that apple was a famous brand in china. the name was registered for handbags, mobile phone cases, and other goods. apple had applied to trademark iphone for computer and software related good

canada, mr. o'riley you said that police shoot twice as many back people and white. the rate should be 6 to 1.ctor in the crime rate the shootings of blacks by cops is rather low. colonel david black burn, thanks for having the turj to ask the black lives matter issue. people are reluctant to address the subject because they'll be called righteousist. bill, i'm confused, your new book says it's written by david fisher. did i miss something? fair question. i am the executive producer of the tv series, legends and lies patriots. david fisher writes up the details in a vsh entertaining way and i edit. that's the collaboration. it's different than the killing series where martin and i are cowriters. thomas, houston, missouri, giving a free dvd of the movie "13 hours" pushed me to be become a bill o'reilly premium member. excellent to have you. this weekend we'll give everybody an opportunity to hear the no spin news, an audio newscast for pm's only. if you want to see miller and me live, denver, atlanta, biloxi, details on the website. >>> factor tip of the day, if you want to do something nice fo

canada. >>> turning our focus back here in this country to the race for the white house and the infighting that is rocking the republican party. donald trump is making it clear that he's moving forward with or without the blessings of house speaker paul ryan. ryan said that he wasn't ready to support trump. now former vice presidential nominee sarah palin is weighing in saying the house speaker should lose his seat. on abc's "this week" trump told george stephanopoulos party unity is not a necessity. >> does the party have to be together? does it have to be unified? i'm very different than everybody else perhaps that's ever run for office. i actually don't think so. i think that -- >> it doesn't have to be unified? >> no, i don't think so. i think it would be better if it were unified. i think there would be something good about it. but i don't think it actually has to be unified in the traditional sense. >> trump is already walking back his tax plan. he says by the time it gets negotiated, it's going to be different. he now predicts taxes on the wealthy will be higher than initially state

white house. insti endorsed trump february. firefighters battling that wildfire in western canada, they may get a break. a cold front is moving through the area and it a ring rain. the fire is east away from the oilsands operation of canada's weakest entergy corporation. peopleso lead to 80,000 fleeing the city of fort mcmurray. ferguson's first african-american police chief is taking over. they are introducing reforms. he is being sworn in today. he says he hopes to date -- diversify the mostly white department. global news 24 hours a day journalistsr 2400 in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. back to you. scarlet: do not count us out so fast. they say the fed is likely to move this year despite friday's black duster jobs report. june isot so sure that completely out of the question. you're unlikely to get a hike is going too far. >> they will probably wait for june. they will probably start with one or two hikes by the end of the year. we think they will go a little faster than the market. >> i am thinking one or two hikes. williamse heard from and san francisco. they seem to get it. alix: t

white house. >> larry: try to take the oval office and he can't. >> it's really the moment that i go, we film in toronto and i might just stay in canada.ity we're talking about, that is a game changer in how we move in the word. >> not all of us have shows that film. i film in new york! >> i was saying he better build that wall to keep me in. >> oh, man! >> larry: here's the thing. a lot of people thought he was going to fracture the republican party. i think he unites it now because they all hate hillary. let's be honest about that. and now all of his arrows are pointed that way. doesn't that unify the republican party? >> i have seen some republicans say they might actually vote for hillary because they don't like him. i think he is very polarizing. and i think a lot of people are, rightfully, scared. i really hope people pull it together because you can't be ambivalent. >> larry: i think john mccain said he wouldn't vote for him, right? do you believe him? >> everybody is -- >> that was like-- >> that's what he said, man. >> that's what he said. but the other part of it, too, is yes, of course, trump is divisive. think about just fe

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white male. long hair. trench coat. he went down toward the econo. >> >> mcpherson was arrested a few hours later. both officers are expected to survive. >>> and canada's prime minister is touring the devastation and fire-ravaged fort mcmurray after a helicopter arrived to witness the damage firsthand. justin true dough says he doesn't think most canadians fully understand the severity of what happened. it forced some 88,000 people from their homes and destroyed 2400 buildings. i'm paw -- paw patricia stark and now back to "red eye." are you watching the most powerful name in news. fox nechannel. sphie fast-food -- >>> fast-food companies are under pressure to cut costs after minimum wage increases. how are they dealing? wendy's announced that self-service ordering kiosks will replace people at the more than 6,000 restaurants in the second half of the year. i say great idea. if i can get a hamburger without having to talk to a person i will. it is not that i don't like people. i do. i would rather talk to an app. some joints are going the other direction. burger king opened a spa in one of its restaurants. the new bk features a ground floor with a 15-p

a handsome figure when he became a teenager in 1517 or 18 he was up inas canada and started getting a lot of attention from whitehere were not the racial restrictions that there were in the usa. it is a lifestyle that is dangerous in the usa and i think his life until a certain point in the 60s until he became friends with harry belafonte who both had a very socially conscious approach to theeconscu entertainment. once they pulled him and he was happy to be there. it was like he had found something that had been missing from his life and that was the culture of the people in a place in a certain kind of love that is known to all cultures and i think that he more than made up from the missing action earlier in the 40s and 50s. he came out in a beautiful way in the 60s. 6 he went to selma and was at the march on washington and he gave money to doctor king that he was doing the play golden boy and then he bought the house out and said all the proceeds to doctor king in the southern christian leadership conference said it was a beautiful thing to do and of course eastward of swerved again in the 60s and 70s when he

were an adult called a dream the other suspect is a white female and her late teammate with light hair and that it wishes are still underway and canada the wild fire continues to burn hundreds of thousand acres across northern alberta of so for the fis course more than two runs and 10,000 a. 50 watt pfizer burning seven of them are considered out of control >>james: a state of emergency is in effect and canadian governments mobilizing as much equipment as they possibly can it is all downhill from that 13 runs the two pitching changes in an hour later in the fifth and it is over this is the most for the giants have ever at home in one instance at&t park open the lost 17 to three the final score said francisco will have a chance at redemption to like the sharks looking to go three games to one of the predator is unnatural this was last night the give san jose the first lead of the game less than five minutes left but and, james neal with the go to san the game to overtime. >>james: he appears to score the referee say it is going into terence as he hits the green before the cup goes and third overtime the week for steph curry will conti

i think he said he was going to move to canada the last time a republican won the white house and he'sa. you know, look. he can say all he wants about tough questions but i don't think anyone can say that donald trump hasn't availed himself to more media interviews than any candidate i can remember. and the other thing about him is that the playbook is out the window. i mean, how many times through the course of the last year have people thought, oh, this is it, or, you know, this is the problem. you know, the tax issue. you know what? i don't think the traditional rules have applied very well to so i think that sort of thinking is out the window. and i think as speaker boehner said yesterday, if you don't think donald trump is going to win, just watch. >> people say they don't know, but he'll be the first candidate since 1976 not to release his tax returns. with you as the chairman of the party, are you going to encourage him to do so? >> i think he's backed off of that. like i just said, number one, i don't know what the rules are for audits. but number two, if he doesn't release his

white cloud of smoke. abc's neal karlinsky is on the ground in ft. mcmurray, canada, with the latest.l. >> reporter: robin, good morning. police are escorting us right now just to be here where we are. had is the only highway that runs in and out of town and you can probably see the problem. there are flames that are leaping right at the edge of the highway and they are actually jumping over the side. the wind has been kicking up and we have more flare-ups going on on the other side over here. conditions out here continue to change rapidly. [ sirens] >> reporter: this morning an entire canadian city on the run. [ sirens ] the wildfire scorching more than 18,000 acres in just four days. a state of emergency declared across the alberta province. >> getting out of town just in time. >> reporter: nearly 90,000 people caught in an exodus. the nearest gas station that wasn't burned down ran out of fuel for a time. food supplies and cell service pushed to the limit. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: the escape harrowing. >> lord, keep us safe. get us out of ft. mcmurray in one piece. >> reporter:

canada? it's out of control and getting even worse. our neighbors to the north are working desperately to contain it. >> first we begin with the race for the white house. heading to the pacific northwest right now. donald trump getting set to hold a rally in lyndon, washington, in the northern part of the state, right by the canadian border. this would be his second rally in washington today. a few hours ago he was in spokane. many republicans continue to question whether or not they will fully unite behind mr. trump ahead of a big washington meeting on capitol hill next week between the presumptive nominee and the party leaders. dan springer is live in lyndon, washington, with the rally about to be held with more on today's campaign development. hi, dan. >> reporter: hi. we have seen no attempt at unity yet from donald trump as he makes his way through the pacific northwest. he had a rally last night in eugene. another in spokane this morning. now he's got one here coming up. if anything, he's looking more like he's taking a victory lap as he's become the presumptive nominee with the big victory in indiana. he is going after his rivals and also

white cloud of smoke. abc's neal karlinsky is on the ground in ft. mcmurray, canada, with the latest.l. >> reporter: robin, good morning. this is as close as you can get to the town. this roadblock here. we were given a police escort. about a half mile town the road and the flames leading up to the edge of the road. the only one into town. they're on the other side of the road as well and many of these police officers here have told us they lost their homes as well. >> reporter: this morning an entire canadian city on the run. [ sirens ] the wildfire scorching more than 18,000 acres in just four days. a state of emergency declared across the alberta province. >> getting out of town just in time. >> reporter: nearly 90,000 people caught in an exodus. the nearest gas station that wasn't burned down ran out of fuel for a time. food supplies and cell service pushed to the limit. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: the escape harrowing. >> lord, keep us safe. get us out of ft. mcmurray in one piece. >> reporter: residents forced to drive by huge walls of flames. >> you could feel the heat. >> this

canada. then premier of british columbia sir richard mcbride said at the time "we always have in mind the necessity of keeping this a white man's country." on wednesday, more than 100 years after the boat was turned away, prime minister justin trudeau finally apologized. >> no words can erase pain, suffering that they experienced. regrettably, the passage of time means that none are alive to hear our apology today. still, we offer it fully and sincerely. for our indifference to her plight, for our failure to recognize all that you had to offer, for the laws that discriminated against you so senselessly, and for not -- for all ofoner these things, we are truly sorry. we willorrow, friday, be broadcasting from the canadian broadcasting corporation studios in toronto, canada. kentucky has elected the first african american to the state legislature in 20 years. on tuesday, attica scott won the democratic primary for state representative of the 41st district. she has no republican challenger for the fall's general election. during the primary, scott overwhelmingly defeated long-time incumbent tom riner, best known for his supp

white yellow, the s&p in and you can see clearly what is going on. around and made a round-trip. so have oil prices there are concerns about supply constraints in nigeria. but supply in canada has been coming back online. that has been pushing oil around today. in the most toe gains, we've got microsoft higher, exxon mobil also rising with the rebound in oil prices. and amazon.com on a five-day winning streak at this point. percentagewise, some of the winners we're looking at today tied to news include monsanto, which might be getting some interest from a buyer of germany to create the world's largest agrichemical company. ralph lauren beating estimates. group quietly trading higher today is the phones. julie: we are awaiting some kind of ruling on it -- on net neutrality. be getting potentially news tomorrow. bc at&t, verizon and comcast on the rise to we also got some news on the cable side of things. california gave the last regulatory approval needed for this. the shares a little bit lower now. it was lied -- it was widely expected that the approval would come. vonnie: thanks a lot. now let's get a check of the headlines on the bloomberg this afternoon. mark crumpton ha

white house. who would the gop most like to see in the general election, hillary or bernie? weigh in now on facebook with our #keep talking. >>> the good, the bad, and the ugly. airlines in canada and allowing pets to fly coach. thousands flee from a wildfire. >>> a georgia mom accidentally packs a four in her lunch. her mom thought it was an iced tea or an energy drink. >>> finally the ugly, can you spell handcuffs. a south carolina man tried to get back at his ex-girlfriend by spray painting her car. misspelling "cheater." the police arrested him. >>> "fox & friends" starts right now. >> bye! ♪ ♪ >>> good wednesday morning to you. it is may 11th. i'm ainsley earhardt. another big night for bernie sanders and for donald trump. trump he had adding to his delegate count with wins in west virginia as well as nebraska. and sanders smoking hillary clinton in coal country and stunning exit polls revealing that democrats support donald. >> what? >>> then as donald trump gets closer to the imagine ib number of 1237, he hints about his vice-presidential pick. >> i like chris a lot. i'm not ruling in or out.

he was up in canada when he was my team and i started getting a lot of attention from white women.a racial restrictions that there were in the u.s.a. and sammy gravitated towards that interracial lifestyle. that was very dangerous in the u.s.a. and i think his life -- until a certain point in the 16th, early 60s until we became friends with harry belafonte and cindy fortier who both had a very socially conscious approach to entertainment, before that, sammy was than all but the civil rights movement. but once they pulled him in, he was happy to be there. it was like he had found something that had been missing from his life and not with culture, a people, a place them in a certain kind of love that is known to all cultures and they think cme more than made up for missing in action earlier in the 40s and 50s he came out in a beautiful way in the 60s. he went to falmouth. he was at the march up washing to and he gave money to dr. king. sammy was doing a play, golden leg on broadway and he brought the house out in all of the proceeds for dark or king and the southern christian leaders

and he was up in canada when he was 19 and he started getting a lot of attention from white women you up there, there were not the racial restrictions that there were in the usa and sammy gravitated toward that interracial lifestyle that was very dangerous in the usa and i think his life, until a certain point in the '60s, actually early '60s until he became friends with harry belafonte and sidney port at this a, who socially-conscious approach to entertainment. before that sammy wasn't involved with the civil rights movement and, but once they pulled him in, he was he was happy to be there. it was like he had found something that had been missing from his life and that was culture, a people, a place. in a certain kind of love that, that, is known to all cultures and, i think sammy more than made up from missing in action earlier in the '40s and '50s, he came out in the a beautiful way in the '60s. he went to selma. he was at the march on washington. and he gave money to dr. king. sammy was doing a play, golden boy, on broadway and he brought the house out sent all of the proceeds to

canada have leveled some of the neighborhoods. sidents wererei evacuated and one million barrels each day were lost from the output. chris christie will serve as chairman, planning his transition to the white. criticald it is taking steps to get ready for the general election. chris christie made a surprise endorsement for trump in february after dropping his own presidential bid. global news 24 hours a day, powered by 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. you can find more stories on the bloomberg at top . anna: thank you, rishaad. let's get to japan now, where we are getting numbers from softbank. give an update to the markets, softbank said that fourth-quarter operating profits is coming in a 124.2 billion yen. they are basically missing their four year profit estimate, but are raising their dividends. this was against the next location of 576.5 billion yen. on the operating profit line, they are a touch above estimates, but not quite such a margin. yen, based around their argentinian unit. this is an area of focus. they do not give a full year forecast, like many other japanese businesses. talk about the reporting season europe. in munich clarifying their

white house. how can you post about a disaster is real? thank you for coming with us. >> back to canada.. after the break, we will talk to someone, no one is talking about it. the video, a lot of people are already up in arms about it. sparking debate a time over the weekend. we have the mother of that child on the show today. find out why she allowed this. why she posted the video. 1145. she will be on the show. ♪ >> look at it. they are still fighting that massive wildfire in canada. more than 1 million barrels per day here at we are bringing in bills to wear. the center for fire research. he is with us. we are a financial program. how long a billion barrels of oil will be kept off the market. how long do you think it takes to contain a fire of that not the tooth? >> this fire is now maybe only 20%. the fire is not what is cutting down the oilfield. there is no place to live in those services for the workers. the real challenge is how fast will they be able to get back to the oil centers. >> i am glad that you raised that. it is the fire that is burning up infrastructure that people ha

ozens of china, canada and some of them from places in the world where we wished we didn't have to be. the countries who are most stable in the world are the best trading partners. the white house has come off of -- with a report which they give a stability index involving stability, economics, political, what have you and bavelly, the best countries are in green. the most stable. the ones in red are to be avoided if possible, yet if that is the only source of a mineral, like cobalt. closer to home. mainly in the western states. those locations are fixed by their geology. we look at a critical mineral like rare earth elements -- there are's a lot of them but there are deposits. there was only one mine operating in california by the name of mountain pass and the company that ran it declared bankruptcy. so right now the united states has zero commercial rare earth production. the bear lodge, wyoming situation i will get to in a bit. that is our next best and only hope to produce rare earth that we need right now and i'll end my section by showing you this. since there are no commercial mines in operation now, if i go to this slide, you can see yes, there aren't any from the

canada, our partner, some places in the world where we wish we didn't have to be. the countries who are most stable in the world are the best trading partners. the whiteouse has come out, office of science and technology come out with a report in this they give a stability indecks or governance index involving stability, economics, political, what have you. basically the best countries are in green, the most stable. the ones in red are to be avoided if possible. yet if that's the only source of a mineral, like cobalt from africa, central africa, there's not much you can do about it. closer to home, poly metallic minerals in the united states. notice they are mainly in the western states. those locations are fixed by geology. we look at a critical mineral like rare earth elements, there's a lot of them. main artesianal. one operating in california mountain pass, and the company that ran it declared bankruptcy. right now the united states has zero commercial rare earth production. bear lodge, wyoming, situation, i'll get to that in a bit. that's our next best hope for rare earths right now. i'll end with this, since there are no commercial mines in oper

china, many from canada and partner and other places in the world where we wished we didn't have to be. the countries who are most stable in the world are the best trading partners. the white house has come out, office of science and technology policy come out with a report which they give a stability index or governance index involving stability, economics, political, what have you and basically the best countries are are in green. the most stable, the ones in red are to be avoided if possible. if that is only source of a mineral like cobalt from central africa, there is not much you can do about it. closer to home we have the polly metal i can minerals in the united states. h they're mainly in the united states. those are fixed by their geology. rare earth, there are little artisnal occurrences. there is one mine in mountain pass in california. the company that ran it declared bankruptcy. right now the united states has zero commercial rare earth production. the bear lodge, wyoming situation i will get to here in a bit. that is our next best and only hope to produce rare earths that we need right now. i will end my section by showing you this. since there are no commerci