now in the choking path of noxious errors from the raging wildfires in canada. at last count nearly 400 of them. take a look at the time lapse video over the last 24 hours as the big apple went from looking like a big fireball to a less hazy but every bit as unhealthy almost surreal bit of unhealthy city today. better but not enough to start thousands of flight delays and thousand of canadians to evacuate fire and danger in homes and their we are all over it and fox weather is katie bern in new york city where the air quality is poor. madison then new work international airport. of welcome, everyone, i m neil cavuto, so much to get into including the days of haze that will linger on for a little lonr and the latest right now on all of the developments with katie. in the bronx, new york. katie. neal, fans are making their way into yankee stadium right now, the double-header still on tonight after the yankees postponed yesterday s game because of the smoke. that was the first
united states released him on $250 million bond. in order to live with his parents. if he flees, it could have been $10 trillion. nobody is putting up that money. you would not believe it. how are we going to get you out. how long have you been in there? carley: good morning, it is not just friday. it s christmas eve eve. how exciting is that? and santa is still flying around our all-american christmas tree looking for a special gift for a special someone. will: are you prepared? have all your special gift been purchased? carley: yes. and they are wrapped, too. will: wow. how about you? brian: what do you mean by done? i m still open to adding. carley: that s nice. brian: i m still open if something strikes me. carley: base gifts if christmas happened today no one would be let down but i could do better. will: i went to the department store yesterday. brian: the department store? gimbels? will: one stop shot. ainsley: picturing new black and whit
and every province in canada experiencing the wildfires and we are concerned directly with the fires coming out of quebec well over 100 over the past three days. at the atmospheric set up has been funneling all of the smoke mainly into the northeast but also s into the great lakes. it today as katie mentioned also into the delmarva. we are tracking the smoke incredibly close because it impacts our air quality directly. yesterday historic levels out of new york city well above 400 and hazardous. nobody hazardous at this time but you have anything from very unhealthy in areas like washington, d.c., delaware, maryland, two unhealthy which is where new york is now. it s still going to be challenging especially for those that have any underlying conditions particularly with heart or lungs. you want to be careful and many people opting to wear a mask and when you look at the top five worst air quality cities. for the first time in about 24 hours, everybody in the top five within the 200-300
some delays across all of the airports about 30 minute delays at last check. neil. it literally felt like somebody put a filter over the world and it s crazy. i honestly was not expecting this and i didn t even know what was going on in canada until i saw the news. and then yesterday i was like oh, my god. i didn t really go anywhere. is now the smoke is moving with the win and sometimes it gets better and sometimes i get words in it all depends on where you are, but the hardest hit spots today remain to be philadelphia area and d.c. neil. neil: katie, thank you very much, katie bern in the bronx and fox weather meteorologist to make sense of this and what you have to look forward to in regions of the country where you haven t had to worry about it. what is the latest? it s tough to make sense of something we are not used to experiencing in the northeast. you talk about the smoke tracker
in the bronx, new york. katie. neal, fans are making their way into yankee stadium right now, the double-header still on tonight after the yankees postponed yesterday s game because of the smoke. that was the first time the yankees had done that in history on record because of air quality. what we know now, people understand why they did it and they ve been noticing their throats feeling scratchy. eyes watering throughout the day. things look better in new york city today compared to yesterday, the air is unhealthy to brief and it highs high pollution levels in it and new york city public schools moving kids to remote learning tomorrow. we know air quality alerts in the city will stay in effect until at least tomorrow night and the worst spots right now our southern pennsylvania and d.c. visibility low enough at times to cause a ground stops at new york, newark, philadelphia, things are moving right now with