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Than 500 acres of land. is it still -- >> it is, and it is not to any factor of our firefighters and resources. we have had literally eight plus air resource scoopers, fire bosses, as well as thousands of firefighters on that fire. those are operators and engines, fighting the blazes, unfortunately what you have this hot dry conditions. you also have an area that has amazing wetness, known for its windsurfing and kite surfing. unfortunately when you take fire and fuel, and you add, when you have...

>> its completely muddy and its bringing a lot of material down with it. and its running full banks right now. >> reporter: officials are working to determine if those rains were a factor in the collapse. as for the water treatment facilities in three nearby cities say its okay to drink. lindsey? >> lindsey: zohreen, good to know. thank you. in houston, 12 people were rushed to hospitals on saturday in what fire officials called a hazmat chemical exposure. they were near a pool with too much c...

Investigation today. nick garnett, bbc news, salford. the east coast is experiencing the worst air quality in years as intense wildfires in canada continue to rage. we know that us president joe biden spoke to canadian prime minister justin trudeau on thursday, and that the us has deployed more than 600 firefighters to help battle the blazes. but, in the meantime, nearly 100 million people across north america have been affected by hazardous air. this was the scene in washington, dc — you can ...

Updated and a lot more on our website as well. lets stay with north america. canada is in the midst of whats being called its worst ever wildfire season and the hundreds of fires continuing to rage are causing a wave of smoke to move down the east coast of the united states. in new york, the air turned orange and people are being asked to stay indoors if possible. samira hussian sent us this report from there. a blurry look at the manhattan bridge. the day is onlyjust starting in new york city b...

Samira hussain. a blurry look at the manhattan bridge. the day is onlyjust starting in new york city, but the haze continues to linger from the day before when the city was engulfed in a thick orange fog. today, many heeded warnings about the hazardous air quality. commuters wore masks — seemingly back to the covid days. smoke from several hundred wildfires burning across canada continued to blanket the northeastern united states with dusty, polluted air. the blazes have already burned more th...

Continues to linger from the day before, when the city was engulfed in a thick orange fog. today, many heeded warnings about the hazardous air quality. commuters wore masks, seemingly back to the covid days. smoke from several hundred wildfires burning across canada continue to blanket the northeastern united states with dusty polluted air. the blazes have already burned more than 3.8 million hectares of land. officials in new york city advised people to stay indoors. this is normally very busy ...

Toronto Fire said no injuries were reported following the four-alarm fire on Mantello Drive Tuesday night.

Will go down in new york city area as the worst air quality ever measured and that goes back to the late 90s. so about 24 years. in the 70s and 80s it may have been worse then, but we just didnt have the monitoring stations. when is this going to end? the fires are not stopping in canada anytime soon. theres 240 uncontrolled blazes. anytime that north wind kicks in, its going to blow into new england and that could change in the weeks ahead. this region will finally get better on saturday. thats...

Saying tonight they believe russia was attempting to cut off that southern route for ukrainian troops, but president zelenskyy tonight very clear saying the attack did not hinder any counteroffensive plans. lester? i molly hunter in ukraine, thank you. turning now to the air we breathe. with 100 million people at risk, under air pollution alerts today blamed on pollution, even smoke from wildfires hundreds of miles away. emiie ikeda has details. >> reporter: tonight, hazy skies are blanketing ...