they come in. we have farmers in the area that desperately need the rain. we are in deficit right now for large portion of the south. hopefully we can have the rain without the trouble, mike. mike: fox weather nunley, i know weather is your position but safe, my friend. we will do it. mike: canada battling wild fires across the country. with canada on track to see worst filed fire season ever. for more on this mike flannigan, british colombia chair and predictive services, emergency management and fire science at thompson rivers university. welcome. great to be with you, mike. mike: 427 active wild fires, 208 considered out of control. 97 being held meaning they are not spreading and then 12 the
delaware, ann arbor, michigan. yesterday the numbers on in the northeast were way high. the day before that on wednesday they were sky high. fox weather max gordon is live an hour west of ottawa. what s happening, max? good morning. yes. right now rain is falling here in eastern ontario and this is great news for firefighters. right now we re about a little ways away from what is being called the centennial lake fire. unlike other fires that are currently burning throughout canada, this fire has been threatening some communities. it has gotten intense scrutiny from firefighters. luckily this fire is currently being held. other fires that have been burning throughout the country are raging out of control. in all around 427 fires are burning throughout canada. these range in size from smaller fires to massive infernos.
i m frances rivera, here s what s happening biden confirms u.s. personne have been evacuated from khartoum biden also called for cease-fire in the africa nations conflict that is lef at least 427 people dead, so far. police in jasper county, texas are investigating after nine people were injured in a shooting at a post propam rty. officials say the injured di not suffer life-threatenin wounds bu the four days after peggy nadler s murder, family an friends gathered for her funeral. for peggy s daughter suzanne it was all a blur. what s it like to process both the fact that your mom wa actually murdered and that you were the suspect
in khartoum. it has since spread to other sudanese cities. as members of this house will know, a violent power struggle is ongoing between the sudanese army and the paramilitary rapid support forces. madam deputy speaker, the situation in sudan is extremely grave. more than 427 people have been killed, including five aid workers. 0ver including five aid workers. over 3700 people have been injured. before this violence began, the humanitarian situation in sudan was already deteriorating. we now estimate that approximately 16 million people, a third of the population, are in need of humanitarian assistance. these numbers, i regret to inform the house, are likely to rise significantly. while the paramilitary rapid support forces announced a ceasefire from the 21st of april to mark the holy festival
diplomats and the citizens to do so. he has a warning, though the u. s is planning to evacuate the diplomats out of the cartoon embassy two and two security that were necessary. it will not be evacuating private us citizens in sudan because the state department and the white house that is not standard practice. it s been done once in recent times in afghanistan, but that s been described as a unique situation. the u. s. says it didn t evacuate citizens out of libya or yemen or syria when those governments were collapsing. this conflict drags on. we re on day eight. now 427 people already wounded almost 4 4027 dead, fred almost 4000 wounded. it s extraordinary, and it s just hard to see how this is gonna end. all right, larry meadow. thank you so much. all right, still to come miles of public beach in southern california shut down after 250,000 gallons of sewage spilled into the los angeles river and then made its way to the ocean will go live to long