americans are advised to stay indoors today as much as possible. sandra: the haze coming all the way from the wildfires in canada. officials saying it is one of the country s worst fire seasons on record, could mean the air quality problems linger here in the united states. team coverage kicks off now. katie is live in philadelphia. john: start with nate foy, air quality is almost getting worse. certainly is, john. saw a big difference in the past two hours, conditions certainly getting worse. i was just speaking with people biking and walking through central park. they tell me that their throats, eyes and noses are burning as a result of breathing in this smoke. i ll show the photographer to pan up as the smoke is settling lower here in new york, you can see the visibility to the high rises impacted on central park south. but down here people i think
and so many people now trying to say when will the u.s. admit it has to contain china, the threat is growing to a point where the ooze is threatened itself. but secretary blinken saying the u.s. needs more investment at the moment and the way to counter the chinese. bill: good works and good to see you. sandra: fox weather alert, six are dead and dozens more hurt after a massive dust corporal on i-55 central illinois, causing a pile-up, involving more than 70 cars on the screen there. national weather service says high winds blew across newly plowed fields. katie burn is live in illinois with the latest for us. devastating what happened there, katie. absolutely terrifying for so many of the drivers on the roads when this happened. now police are asking for the
meowing, there was a cat inside of a carrier inside, and the hope was that that cat would reunite with its owner. i have some breaking news for you in the last five minutes, we just met its owner, megan, the cat harley, they have been reunited and are both safe and healthy. guys. sandra: a pet was matched up with its owner safely what you are telling us. oh, that s i m sure there is so much of that happening right now, and nice to have a good story emerge. thank you so much, katie. for continuing coverage, tune into fox weather, and use your phone to scan the q.r. code on the screen. bill: legitimacy of the nation s highest court, a hearing listed on the schedule as supreme court ethics, wall street journal editorial board
bookkeeping charge against a former president. will: 10 years ago people died thea the finish line of the boston mayor know to. ainsley: we remember that, on saturday, we marked the day that city was changed forever. peter: katie burn is live. hard to believe it has been 10 years, many runners, spectators, volunteers are here in honor of the victims. it is starting to come alive and runners will drop off personal belongings here before they start their race. they take separate buses over to the start line. a lot of people are in pofrn
and lost everything today expected to feed people today. katie, it s cat. this is of coursely so devastating and heart breaking and many tornadoes, people didn t know about this until close to the time it happened and is there a change in attitude at all or are people shell shocked and difference of yesterday and people you re talking to and i can t imagine having one day to the next my life change like this and being able to accept it. reporter: it s still a state of shock for a lot of people and coming to terms with the fact they lost their holmes and lost someone they knew, lives are lost and people people have been able to say they feel lucky they survived this and hide in a cooler or under a matt resto and waste weak up the next day and