york to chicago and as far as south as louisville. a freating hazardous air from hundreds of wildfires burning across canada. steve: look at that the son looks like a little night-light up there. senior meteorologist janice dean is here to break down what these air quality alerts mean for you and your area. but we start with fox weather correspondent nicole valdez live in new york city. and, nicole, t view across the hudson, it s hazy again on this thursday. and the views of the big apple yesterday as the sun was setting almost apocalyptic, guys. you are noticing here some visibility as you take a look over my shoulder here at some buildings that are in some cases unrecognizable. and this is sadly what we are expecting to continue to see throughout the day today. not a place you want to spend too much time outside. in fact, officials practically begging you not to be. if you have to to try to do anything can you to protect yourself here. now, let s talk about what happened so far.
far as south as louisville. ainsley: looks like it s gotten worse as the day is progression. an hour ago it was not as bad. over # hundred million americans urged to stay indoors a void breathing this hazardous air. coming from hundreds of wildfires up north burning across canada. steve: filly sports plex down in philly right now. let s check a little closer to home. fox weather correspondent nicole valdez joins us live from hears new york. you are just across the river from manhattan and you can see it, but it s not as easy as it normally is. steve ainsley, brian, good morning. let me paint the picture for you here. you mentioned on long island sitting here in queens. we are overlooking the city. you will notice there the haze, the smoke still very present over my shoulder midtown, as you look further west, you should be seeing downtown, the wall street district. maybe even the world trade center but you re not seeing those buildings, that smoke
a dozen states are bracing for a new powerful storm developing this week. ainsley: it comes days after another massive system that spawned 76 reported tornadoes left dozens of people dead. brian: fox weather correspondent max gorden joins us live from arkansas with the latest. max? the heartland is bracing for yet another round of severe weather. not what folks here in wynn, arkansas need. you can see the destruction right behind me after an ef 3 tornado tore through a small town of 8,000 people killing four this after/rolled. three pethousands of flights hae canceled or delayed because of the severe weather. little rock, arkansas got hit with ef 3 on friday with 165 mile-per-hour winds in a path of destruction that went on for
midwest and the south on friday. the storms destroying homes, business, and downing power lines. rachel: fox weather correspondent max gordon is live in hard-hit little rock, arkansas with the latest. max, g. reporter: good morning to you. there s a lot of destruction in little rock, arkansas but there is still hope. you can see this homeowner stuck the razorbacks flag and the stars and stripes into a massive root ball attached to a huge tree that fell over in the tornado. the national weather service saying this was an ef-3 tornado that struck in little rock, arkansas with winds up to 165 miles per hour, a massive swath had of the tornado cut through the community, 29.9 miles and look at this. the roof of this home torn off. incredible wind speeds, incredible destruction. this tornado was more than a mile wide at some points.
left and right acknowledge fact this doesn t get pursued, they don t focus on him, they don t bypass the statute of limitations, none of it happens unless it s the donald trump whether they want it to benefit him in the primary or not. but all of it comes at the expense of regular people who should be protected and focused on, and instead the every single charge that s a big one gets downplay by bragg. but for trump it gets upgraded. rachel: 50% of every drunk driving charge is dropped in this city. pete: there you go. rachel: we re beginning to move now to a fox weather alert. at least 21 people are kid and dozens more injured after a series of severe storms and tornadoes ripped across the midwest on friday. will: the storms destroying homes, businesses and downing power lines. pete: fox weather correspondent max gorden is live in hard hit little rock, arkansas, with the latest. max. reporter: hey, good morning. s the incredible driving around little rock s west side. it literally l