When you have the sun and you have the smoke moving through, different wavelengths of light are able to pass through. Red and orange is able to pass through that smoke while shorter wavelengths in the blue color are not. So it leaves us with this red to orange color. Now, check this out. Even though we have all that smoke i showed you, air quality is reading moderate to unhealthy, but the way it looks, youd think it would be reading very unhealthy. Ill explain why it looks very unhealthy but were not breathing in very unhealthy air. Pretty complicated but ill see you back here in about 18 minutes. That does sound complicated. Thank you, jeff. So how are we coping with 22 days of bad air . Live from San Francisco to continue our coverage. Pete, how bad is the air there . Reporter yeah, well, jessica, surprisingly the air quality isnt as bad here in San Francisco as weve seen recently, but as you guys mentioned, were in this long stretch of that 22 days straight of the spare the air aler
Thats going to be key because if we ignore that science and put our head in the sand and think its all about vegetation management, were not going to protect californians. I dont think science knows, actually. I wish science agreed with you. Joining me now to talk about this president ial visit is abc7 news visit phil matier. Most people had never heard of him but he had a history in Governor Newsom in san francisco. Very aggressive when it comes to the question of the environment and Climate Change. Thats the school he comes out to. Wasnt surprising he got into a Little Exchange with the president. I thought he spoke his mind eloquently. Interesting to note the preside president. The tone of todays event, not aimed at being a debate, whether on the president ial label or on the climb change level. You know what i mean with the news conference. He had been dymburt he ca and he called i nasty question. How do you think the president overall came across today . I dont think he changed an
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