ontario in other parts of the north in this country and that was an address that you're dealing with hundreds of thousands of more people with the same kind of issue the other lead but still is drinking water a fundamental right or at least it should be for all human beings and that's what we're seeing in a country like canada that boasts of having some of the cleanest water on the face of the planet i mean if you can't if you can't trust the clean water can i i'm not sure what we can trust well we'll be keeping an eye on this and the sort of new world in which for learning what's really in all this 5 or 6 that we are getting our water from thank you so much our team our correspondent alex mileage of it of it. on nasa hopes they never have to use the system that was designed on its new c.s.t. 100 starliner a recent test of its pad abort could be a big win for its creator boeing boeing the company will want to be overseeing the safety protocols of something like say space travel while joining us now for the latest on this and more are to america's parent from that so what you believe

ontario they have changed. but when you get to the smaller cities -- and the united states is the same way. when you get to the smaller cities, they haven't changed at all. >> tucker: no, you go northern quebec, the people -- it was that way 50 years ago. >> it was, and you go to the small cities around ontario, they haven't changed. they still wear their poppies. all i was saying -- in toronto, wear your poppy, these soldiers died for our way of life, and we should -- exactly, i had an uncle who died, sergeant thomas mckenzie. they died so we could have our way of life. our milk and honey and all that stuff. at least wear a poppy in their honor. that's all i was saying. >> tucker: i don't think it's a lock to ask. by the way, for audience, if they're interested in learning about you or the foundation you started to help dogs, which is another great cause. don cherry, great to have you tonight. thank you so much for coming on our show. >> yeah, and bobby and liz and everybody, it's an honor to be oncoming thank