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election. >> sandra: and the john appreciate the discussion. thank you to both of you for joining us. >> ♪ ♪ >> sandra: as martha mentioned as the markets were closing recovered. a quick look at wall street after the closing the immaculate kickoff the week with games, the s&p 500 and nasdaq snapped a six-day losing streak. investors seem optimistic to begin the week with the dow up 253 points. big earnings coming in. and there seems to be some easing tensions overseas. so dow up about 252 kickoff the week. coming up, with trump in and out of this courtroom trial, how will it all play out with voters along the campaign trail? class, anti- israel for this continue on the rock university campuses. police making arrests at yale while we see an early demonstration at columbia. what will it take to get a handle on this? will hear from the jewish el student who just paste it.
Eastern Cape MPLs who conducted oversight visits to hospitals and clinics across the province painted a bleak picture of the healthcare system, with the DA urging health minister Dr Joe Phaahla to place the provincial health department under administration.
>> 350 and you went and spent -- >> 253. >> $600, could have been a nice hotel, they are taken. >> $600 to stay at boston international. >> i spent $350 on neck pillows and blankets, i saved 2 buying one toothbrush for the family to share. we are ahead. >> emily: i don't care who you are, i don't share my toothbrush. everything cool until that moment. you and your husband travel all the time for work, what say you with that situation? >> kacie: i'm here and planted and they have my bags, 50 miles from boston, you have to be back already at the airport. they had their friends and family, hunker down. there are 32,000 open positions for mechanics for air traffic
>> don't enter your bedroom. >> this is perfect. how much money have we spent on blankets and pillows? >> $350. >> 253 for bedsheets. >> $600. could have been a really nice hotel -- >> $600 a night to stay in boston national. >> kennedy: i mean come if you run into weather delay, the airline is not going to take care of you. all bets are off to europe if the celebs aren't safe, nobody is, despite showering airlines with billions. experts say get ready for a decade of persistent flight cancellations and delays. mayor pete buttigieg likes to prevent pretend he fixed everything. >> what we have done in the short-term has has paid off. we are holding the airlines accountable for anything under their control. they are on a schedule they can't service because they don't have the staff to do it.
pushing back into canada. however, a lot of wildfires from british columbia, alberta, clear over to quebecen some of that smoke will give you a bright sunrise and sunset over places like montana. this is impressive, i can't believe this when we're talking about this, 253 fires burning right now that are greater than 100 acres in canada. so far, 10 million acres have burned, plus. good news is, there is some rain in the forecast and a couple of systems to watch that will bring some rain to the midwest for us and portions of the northeast, as it spins up to the north and we've got a few more rounds of energy and we'll bring rain back up into canada. that will help, but when you think of how many acres have burned so far. when we look ahead through wednesday most of this darker shade of green, one to two inches of rain, locally two to three and i wish we could send it up north and every little bit will help and it should keep the skies clear and doing better here in the united
average in the horrendous category. never happened in the mid-atlantic or northeast previously before yesterday. all of that air is still stagnant and sitting here from washington, d.c. to philadelphia. here is our latest readings. allentown, still very unhealthy. philadelphia, 227, very unhealthy. washington, d.c., as high as you've been so far, up to 253, very unhealthy air. that's for everyone. not just people with issues. in the new york city, yesterday, at one point we were in the low 300s. it has come down. the visibility is a little better. still in the unhealthy range. same with albany and getting a little bit better in areas like syracuse. everyone wants to know when is this going to end? the heavy smoke from yesterday has blown out to sea. the latest batch is from d.c. to philadelphia. more clouds and some rain showers over central new york. that's why the air is improving in that area. here is the smoke forecast. this is 6:00 p.m. today. from new york to philadelphia, a dense little plume through central p.a. to erie to buffalo. we'll track that overnight, down
this new bill would give texas' secretary of state, a republican appointed by the republican governor, the power to remove them and gain sole control over the county's future elections. what could go wrong? what "the washington post," local officials said it would be unjust to allow the secretary of state the power to take action against two black women, not those who hold equivalent positions in the state's 253 other counties. under the bill, secretary of state jane nelson could oversee elections in harris county if she found good cause to believe that a recurring pattern of problems with election administration or voter registration existed in the county. joining our coverage, the founder of democracy docket and partner at the elias law group, marc elias. let me read one more piece from the "post" story. the texas constitution, like those in many states, bars the legislature from passing laws that only apply to specific jurisdictions. the legislation does not mention harris county by name.
hawkeye state where former president trump is in grimes, iowa, talking to supporters. listen here. >> we have never seen anything like it in this country, it's a disgrace. i want to thank the volunteers and the activists because -- you have activists in this room, and activists for trump, and -- we met your church leaders, and we met your religious leaders today, met great people and did a lot of stops, a very important group to me. you make it happen, you know that, i love that hat. moms for liberty is right. moms for liberty. that's right. we do great with the moms, we do great with women and we don't get credit for it we do great. we had -- if you saw the last election out of the midterms, they always like -- oh, did trump do well, we did, out of 253, i think brian is around someplace, the great brian jack,
out of 253 elections that we were involved in, we won 233, and they'll say oh, trump didn't do well in the midterms, we did great with the midterms. some people didn't do well, but they are people we didn't endorse. thank you. and endorsements, close to almost 100%, but very close to 100%, we are like 98.6% on endorsements, if you don't have covid, you want to have a 98.6% temperature. 98.6, so easy to remember. get me a 98 -- can you imagine the endorsements, and some people in the room were thanking me and they had -- they went on to great victories. >> john: a lot of that you are going to see between now and november of 2024, well, actually -- yeah, he'll be there and all those places as well, particularly between now and