>> a temporary home for hundreds of those evacuated with services coming today to the shelter in california oakland and how you can help people survive the week to come. >> thanks for joining us. i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas. we want to get right to the latest developments of the valley fire that grew a little overnight to 62,000 acres a thousand more than yesterday's total. >> one person has been killed in the fire and four firefighters were injured and several people remain missing. 585 hoes have been destroyed and 9,000 structures are still threatened. we have an updated look at the area of the valley fire and you can see it video north from middletown to cobb and boardered by healdsburg and calistoga to the south. >> our coverage continues now with amy hollyfield at middletown which has been exextremely hard hit.

we kickoff with matt keller at the valuation center in calistoga. >> some insurance companies are setting up shop to help people file claims after they lost everything in the devastating valley fire. people here are helping others and help animals including horse owners. [ inaudible ] at least five other football players who lost their equipment when the home burned down. >> i know my pads, helmet, gale pants, what i do have is m jersey. >> 15-year-old had a frighten expense when the fire swept

through the area and they drove through the flames. red cross is asking for financial donation with the policy of the fair ground being him for a few weeks or months has not set in just yet. many are in a state of shock after barely escaping the fire with their lives. thank you, matt. certainly the weather has been cooler and wetter. we find out what they face snowed >> we start with live doppler hd with drizzle and cloud cover, and you will notice around the valley fires, just the humidity is up 89 percent, and temperatures are comfortable at 56 and the wind are only ten miles per hour. over the next couple of hours, the cloud cover will continue and the breezes will stay relatively low but as we head to the afternoon hours, they will start to ramp up getting up to 20 miles per hour by the time we get to the sunset and overnight it could be around 25 miles per hour, dip tomorrow morning and

then re-engage tomorrow afternoon again with the cold front and also some rain coming in. we have more on that will coming up. >> we have san mateo bridge and mike has been mention this are slick road conditions and you have a 14 minute drive from hayward across the bridge up the high-rise and into the foster city side of things. not too bad. a couple of trouble spots with great separate accidents south 101 at win done and one at tennyson and remark is backing on to 238 so if you come from castro valley southbound on 880 you are look at 30 minutes. elsewhere we have a sig-alert and c.h.p. said the left lane eastbound at bailey is still blocked and sig-alert is still in affect. >> thank you, there is going concern this morning among valley fire evacuees of the animals many had to be last hype. some residents will get in to check on the animals they are desperate to rescue.

our reporter is in middletown with more on that aspect of the story. >> evacuation orders are still in place but authorities know people are anxious to check on their property and their pets and some people have been allowed to come in and see this devastation. they know that people want to see their pets. they king do allow them to check on their animals. pets is lib deck were left behind during the (tick evacuation and this has been a huge concern since the fire protect out on saturday. where are the animals? are they getting food and water in facebook pages have been set up dedicated to helping evacuees find their animals or find temporary shelters for them. animal rescue groups and local feed stores have been pitching in. >> we are trying to help with the effort to get hay to the areas that is taken on the mores and live stock throughout the devastation of the firestorm. >> i want to help. i have always wanted to give back. being a village, being a

community, that is the most important thing anyone can be. >> sheriff deputies will be escort people in for 15 minute increments and meet you in thing magazine lot of the high school, either kelseyville or lower lake. you need to have your i.d. and they will take people in from 10:00 this morning until 5:00 this afternoon. >> thank you. there is a go fund me case for a herd of camels that belong to a rescue organization, a sanctuary that includes horses of the the goal is $15,000 to raise and the total is at $7,600. >> flames are coming at you any possible escape is good even if it is a pool. if hidden valley flames from the fire moved so fast a family was trapped in the home and a neighbor ran over and said jump in the pool. seven people and two dogs jumped

up to their northeasts. >> -- to their nose. it was hot, came flying right over, right over, right over, and it was hot and he said it passed and he said"'s over." they tried to leave but the roads were jammed and it was too late. now, they do not want to leave because they worry they will not be able to get back in. >> getting a positive update open firefighter injured fighting the flames over the weekend, we showed you the thumb's up picture and now we are happy to report he got a phone call from governor brown wishing him well. you can see hill on the phone with the thumb's 100 and that is great to here. second-degree burns but amazing attitude and doctors say he will make a full recovery. you can check for more updates and pictures on instagram page. >> now the latest open butte fire burning east of jackson in

areas where many bay area residents have vacation homes. more than 71,000 acres have been burped and the fire has destroyed 166 hopes and is still threatening 6,400 structures. the fire is 35 percent contained ask some evacuations have been lifted. >> to give an idea of how by the wildfire season has been look at this google match, tracking every major wildfire that cal fire has responded to. there are literally dozens. the flames show fires still burning while the gray show fires that are 100 percent contained. >> it has been a busy fire season. now a check on the forecast. mike? >> we will start with north bay democrats running in the mid-to-upper 50s and san rafael is vallejo at 60 and napa at 62 and dib ron at 57 along with petaluma and san francisco and alameda and san carlos at 58 and lafayette and san ramon and redwood city at 59, newark at 61

and brentwood and san jose at 60. here is an area dealing where drizzle the most, the golden gate bridge and a cross wind at 12 miles an hour, and mid-50s to low 60s and by noon we see the clouds open at 62 to 72 and high clouds come back in and take away the sunshine and around 62 to 74 and grab a coat, 60 to 68. our best chance of drizzle is now through 9:00. >> now at look at mass transit if you are headed out, no delays, everyone is checking in on time. bart, ace rain, out of strait valley is -- central valley is looking good. a couple of new hotspots, southbound 680 an accident is reported out of the lanes so i am not seeing any delays there. early couple of accidents southbound 880 from 238 in castro valley expect 30-minute drives as you make your way toward fremont and union city.

>> it is now approaching 6:0 9 a domino affect from the valley fire. >> potential strain on the power supply and what you medicine to know if you live in the east bay. >> a passenger arrested and escorted off with behavior caught on camera that landed the passenger in big time trouble of the >> more weather and traffic. you just saw video of big giant problem, highway 101 through san rafael with remark is moving along pretty well. we have weather and traffic during the break so you will not during the break so you will not

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and then punched her. pilot announced the cabin was on lockdown and everyone needed to number their seats. several males restrained the woman until they landed and there will be more at 7:00 on "good morning america" next. >> the value fire has damaged five of the 13 yankee i don't them -- thin of the malplants. the facilities do not power the system but are part of power supply. the plant is the largest in the world and generates 60 percent of the electricity needs from the gordon get to the oregon border. >> an evacuee of the valley said her husband is still missing a story we told you about yesterday. this is 69-year-old of anderson springs and now for longer has -- he has longer hair and a beard now and has been missing since saturday when the fire break out. our reporter spoke with his wife

and she said the last words were to get out immediately, but she said he was not sure how he would be able to get out and mentioned he mike try to hike out were the lake the her is not been able to make contact with him as of yet. >> you can download the abc app for the latest update on the fire with the newest information as it develops available for smart fops and tablets and the apple watch. >> meteorologist mike nicco, we hope that the california weather will continue to help the firefighters. >> it will for a couple of days and then it will hot. hopefully they get mr. cainment. before we get to the weekend when the 90s come back. breezes will pick up tonight and tonight and a look at exploritorium, a bang of shoulds are encroaching upon o

ride or across the bay bridge you can see it is get darker and brighter open another bay shore with clouds and sunshine, whether it is low clouds or high clouds this afternoon and sprinkles are possible, and rain is best tomorrow and best across the north bay. we will have drizzle left over for thursday's morning commute and above average warmth is coming this weekend, and right new over the next three hours the showers are best in the central valley and up in the high country and we will have drizzle through 9:00 and winds show everyone is in double digit its and pointing to the east with the breeze keeping us cooler-than-average and the cloud cover from 11 o'clock to noon and the high clouds come had this afternoon and that along with the breeze will keep us in the 60s and 70s and we barely make 70 in milpitas and sunnyvale is 71 and santa clara, and los gatos, 72, and same in mountain view and palo alto is

in the mid-to-upper 60s from redwood city to milbrae at 65. 63 at half moon bay and the warm spot along the coast and pacifica, and the sunset at 61. warmer around downtown south san francisco and sausalito and mid-to-upper 60s and the temperatures still below average and upper 60s in petalumas santa rosas san rafael, low-to-mid 70s for the rest of or neighbors and low-to-mid 70's for most of the east bay shoreline from oakland at 70 to castro valley and fremont at 73 andry monday and berkeley, in the upper 60s as we head inland we will have mid-to-upper 70s and 80s are going to stay away at least another day, probable two. if you going to the game this evening, look for cloud cover and breezy conditions at&t is become to normal self dropping do 59 with mist possible. we will have drizzle spotty tonight and temperatures are manley in the low-to-upper 50s and tomorrow morning, and at noon and the afternoon, showers to a steady rain and the front stars to fall apart as it heads

into our neighborhoods overnight with scatter light showers. .1" to half an imacross the north pay and the rest of us drops to .1" and 10-20 degrees warmer by sunday. >> we will look at our walnut creek camera southbound 680 beyond north main a few brake lights turning to 24. as you continue on, southbound 680 to south main there is a honda in the left lane face the wrong way and the lights are off. it can pose a dangerous situation, southbound 680 at south main heads up. the drive times as you head out this or, highway 4680, four to correct wreck is seven minutes and 24, making the turn over to the caldecott tunnel is not too bad under continue minutes and a grind from the central valley from tracy to dublin, still look at an hour and 45 minutes to the dublin/pleasanton interchange.

give yourself plenty type. early accident at tennyson is cleared and southbound 880 remains slow from 238 southbound toward 92. >> happening today, a dream force tech conference is underway at moscone center. how war street is shut down between 3rd and 4th street for ever sent so expect heavy traffic in the area and avoid it if you k another road closure today in marin county, public works crews will have one lane of lucas valley road shut down to clean up, continue to clean up the 300 gallon paint spill that happen last thursday. the paint is used for highway markings and when it is cleared fish and game experts will make sure there are no lingering dangers for wildlife. >> as the valley fire rages out

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>> the retired firefighter and now fire photographer used periscope to live stream the valley fire as it rage through the small community. >> a caltran wind. at the love heat. a lost fire. in every direction. >> he described the firefighters racing an trying to save homes. most residents hand been evacuated. >> power lanes were down. it was dark. we would have eastbound other vehicles driving around. it was lick a ghost down. >> he has seen count misfires called the value fire one of the top three worst. he said the speed which the maims grew and engulfed the area was incredible. the building will they off burning embers and if they land in the neighbor's yard or two or three hours down it starts another fire. >> more than 10,000 people watched the stream at one point including some of the evacuated residents want diagnosis me if their home -- wanting to know if

their homes were burning. >> these people do not have a place to come home to. it is impactful, surreal. >> he took the videos to show people how tirelessly the firefighters worked. sometimes putting themselves next extreme danger. >> they stayed a it and never, never stopped. they did not give up. >> you never know when a disaster like this will strike so it pays to be presented. according to "7 on your side" make a list of everything you own from applyans to collectibles with apps that help you do that. united policyholders app is easy to use selecting the room you are in, take pictures and make notes on purchase information. >> if you have a loss you have the record and at least that is one less thing you worry about. >> michael said when you hit "save," the information is stored in the cloud so it can be

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas. >> and now the latest developments on valley fire that grew to 62,000 acres. a thousand more than yesterday. >> one person has been killed and four firefighters injuried. several are missing. 585 homes have been destroyed. 89,000 structures are threatened. we have our coverage from middletown. >> for each destroyed home like this we are standing in front of, there is a story, a find, residents, people who are devastated. now they are saying 585 homes have been destroyed and they have 9,000 structures being threatened with people still being kept away with evacuations in place and some were allowed

back in branchly to see the aftermath. although they knew what they were about do see it was tough and emotional to take it in. all i i don't do was cry. i don't know, a lot of memories >> fires made some progress on the fire and they have gotten it at 10 percent contained with another briefing at 7:00 this morning to see what kind of progress they made overnight but the weather happen helping. it is cool. high humidity. it moved away from the populated areas like in middletown. it is burn north of cobb mount detain in pope valley but they have evacuations in place for a while. they say they still have the power out to 7,200

trees are down and it is too dangerous and not safe to let people back in. it could be a few days before the over evacuation orders are lifted. >> thanks for the information, the fire picked up a thousand acres and part of that had to do with the weather. mike? >> yes, nice to see the slow growth. good morning, everyone, live doppler hd shows the current conditions the humidity is 90 percent and, now, as you can see over the last hour, we have the sea breeze and that is keeping the temperatures down and, also, helps to keep the humidity up, but, unfortunately the sea breeze is going to run as we head to the afternoon hours up to 22 miles per hour and it will stay an the 20 miles per hour range and, tomorrow, with the cold front it could kick up more. in the 70s tomorrow and

wednesday, and 80s on tap for thursday and 90s on friday and more dry air. >> walnut creek is a sea of brake lights to the 24 junction and continuing on southbound 680 at south main we have a vehicle facing the wong direction in the last lane. that is hazardous situation and the reason for the brake lights. it is 15-20 minutes from left were hill to the 24 interchange. a couple of hotspots along the nasty nimitz southbound 880. we had spree separate incidents at 238, continue any son and now the one at winton, and it is 20 minutes from 238 to 92. >> this morning, evacuees are wake --

realization they may have lost their holes and worried about loved one they have not heard from with memorial boards with notes asking people to call specific individuals. in calistoga the center has what many consider a live saver a place to recharge cell phones and computer. some people share stories and video of harrowing escapes. >> get in the car the go. go. >> house is on fire. i don't see mom. hopefully she makes it out. >> go, go, with a dean the family escaping from the valley fire. flames surrounded the car and the family drove away. there was black smoke coming from the air conditioner because the engine caught fire. the driver could feel the flames coming through the pedals. the family got out. >> one people was killed in the

value fire, 72-year-old barbara mcwilliams a m.s patient and when the caretaker realized the danger it was too late. the sheriff say they responded in 17 minutes. >> destruction at every turn in the five zone. look at to video from cob bekaa valley where -- cob bekaa valley, where the sounds of trees crackling and shuttered businesses and homes and the closure turned this quiet mountain town into a ghost town^. there is no power, no cell phone service in can file, no communication. the red cross said financial donations are the quickest and best way to get help to the people. visit abc7news.com with more information open how to give where you live or if you want to donate $10 text red cross our website has other ways to

help the fire victims and want bottom of the screen for a list of school and road closures coated to the fire. >> the other major wildfire burning in northern california, the butte fire is growing. it is now destroyed 72,000 acres. 166 homes southeast of sacramento. flames are threatening,400 customers in the california gold country where many go to vacation from the bay area. it is 35 percent contained. several roads are still closed and some mandatory evacuations have been lifted. >> break news, abc has learned that a 15-year old boy is under arrest for allegedly threat being to launch an isis-inspired attack against pope francis. the boy was arrested last month outside philadelphia. according do a egypt intelligence bull ten by the f.b.i. and the department of homeland security the suspect sought to carry out an attack dug the pope's visit to the united states. sources say the threat was not

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>> now an update from amy hollyfield who said the valley fire is 15 percent contained and 67,000 acres burned. 9,000 structures are threatened. her is a look at our temperatures today. in and around the valley fire they are boeing do be cool in the 70s with humidity if very nice proportions for the firefighters, anywhere from 4-11 degrees cooler and 80s return on thursday and 50's by friday inland and that includes the valley fire. at the became tonight at at&t park back to normal, breezy and cloudy and mist and 62 at 7:15 dropping to 59 bit help of the game. now, around state we will have

mid-to-upper 70s through the central valley with flooding possible. 81 in san diego and thunderstorms from yosemite at 74 to breezy and thunderstorms at 61 in lake tahoe. >> the macarthur maze has traffic backing up from all approaches and 80 in the westbound direction toward the toll plaza and a 80 from 24, from golden gate field it is 25-minute drive from 24 to the toll it is 580 and 880 is the best approach at ten minutes traveling northbound 880, and otherwise, intoed 880 several incidents at 238, still remaining in the lanes and all the other citizens cleared and an update eastbound fort bailey a sig-alert now is cleared. westbound, however, is slow into concord. >> advocacy group is looking to

force districts to comply with physical education mandates according to a san jose mercury news much the law requires at least 200 minutes of p.e. for grade school students and the group filed a petition in the san francisco court last week to make schools follow the law. palo alto unified and lows a dose and menlo park city and mountain view schools were listed in the petition. >> upping the ante fork worries in the east bay with new minimum wage that could come do berkeley and how it stack up. >> san francisco stands the test of time and the local economy remains one of the best in the country after the 2008 bubble burst. >> stay in the know with abc7 now look at the san mateo bridge where traffic heading westbound is getting quite heavy and we have on the upper right happened corner a picture of some of the corner a picture of some of the devastation last behind in the

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epicenter west of cobb on the corner of the huge valley fire. amy hollyfield is covering the fire but did not feel it. can you see the light blue area is where people reported the shaking to the u.s. geological survey and it is not that far from the fire zone. so far, no reports of damage from the earthquake. >> folks have their hand fulls and maybe did not notice. >> today, the city of berkeley could make history for the highest minimum wage in the bay area. a proposal on the table to increase the hourly rate to $19. our reporter is in the newsroom with a closer look at the proposal. >> this is expected to be a heated debate that the city council will consider the proposal tonight by the labor commission to raise the minimum wage to $19 by 2020 which aims to help employees cover medical cost. the idea is being met with criticism, mainly small business owners who say the move will

further hurt their bottom line. one of two things can happen tonight, the city council can adopt the proposal on the first reading, required before it becomes law or the city council can ask the testify to further review the report. here is a look at where minimum wage stands now. the berkeley is at $10 an hour and san jose at $10.0, and oakland and san francisco at $12.25. san jose city council will vote on steps to increase the minimum wage including a study to find out just what that should be. >> what do you think of proposal to raise the minimum wage to $19 an hour? you can let us know with # #abc7getup. >> apple's new operating system promises boater battery life and

jane king has the money report. jane? >> good morning, another quiet start to today and this will probable be a few. nasdaq is the only major index trading lower and only by a fraction. san francisco has recovered better from the recession than almost any other united states city certainly better than any other in california get high mashes for employment and earning opportunities. lubbock, texas, is the highest for recovery. a new version of apple operating system promises to take lows space than previous additions so it is easier to download if you worried about the update playing havoc. it will be released tomorrow. >> have a great day, jane. >> we have clouds. drizzle. mike? not unusual for fall? >> no, not ought all. >> we were in the 100s a couple of days ago, and what a

flip of switch. well keep fall around for a couple more days. even some rain. we will transition to 80s and 90s. berkeley is 57, the cool spot, along the east bay shore, and oakland is 61 and in defend we havian city and fremont at 60 and richmond and el internet at 59. castro valley is 58. the temperatures are indicative of what you will find. livermore is 61. concord and pleasanton and san jose at 60s and mountain view is 59 and san francisco and thought oh at 57, and pacifica is 54 with drizzle this morning, and you can see the drizzle is letting up at the golden gate bridge and i will keep it if there law 9:00, you can see the next three hours we are dry and best chance for showers in the high country where it will be. the winds are the big story off the ocean drive our temperatures below average at four to 12 degrees cooler. morning drizzle, breezy and cool this afternoon.

cold front. rain. that will be tomorrow and then summer heat for the weekend. 72 in san jose and cupertino, the warm spot at 74 in gilroy and that is like 35 degree cooler than the weekend. up the peninsula we disaster in the low-to-mid 70s, palo alto and everyone else in the mid-to-upper 60s and low-to-mid 60s along the coast today so this pacifica you go from 54 to 61, ask not much of a video and same in sunset, mid-to-upper 60s downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and nearly 60 across the north bay and that is the cost upper 60s to low 70s in the vietnam but napa is low-to-mid 70s elsewhere from oakland ask castro valley and fremont at 73 and start at 7 if in san ramon and warm into the upper 70s elsewhere inland east bay. tonight, the temperatures are in the low-to-upper 50s with more drizzle than this morning. here is what will happen, tomorrow morning, waking up to

drizzle ask by noon we are getting scattered showers across the north bay and steady rain by action, and the shield falls apart and scattered showers in the evening and overnight on thursday, .1" in the north bay and the rest of us have drops for .1". today and tomorrow are the coolest and the 70 at the coast and 80s and mind bay and inland this weekend. sue? >> in san jose, a picture of highway 87 beyond the s.a.p. center you can see the slick roads because of the drizzle. it could be causing dangerous conditions especially if we have not had any moisture in quite some type. take extra caution, southbound 880 is a bear from 238 into fremont and we had an accident at 238 especially right there at southbound 880. some of the closures with the valley file, highway 29 at 175 in both kelseyville and middletown is closed and, also,

highway 128 at id amount can -- ida canyon, closed. highway 28 at 53 the intersection and closed, as well, until further notice. avoid the area. >> back with seven things to know before you go. >> first, abc7 shows the bay >> first, abc7 shows the bay bridge toll plaza and the

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>> whether you are just joining us or headed out the door 15 things to know, cruise gaining ground on the valley fire and in the past hour containment jumped from 10-15 percent, and 67,000 acres have been scorned and 9,000 structures are being threatened. highway and school closures are in effect and you can see the full list at abc7news.com. >> some evacuees chased from their hopes have a chance to go back today. sheriff deputies will southeast court residents to their homes to take care of or pick up pets and livestock. the red cross is asking the public to make money donations rather than supplies. >> scattered sprinkles to scattered drizzle here is a look at the day lander, temperatures are below average with rain on the way tomorrow and i will be back tomorrow, too. i hope. >> best moment in the show. >> we looking at the bay bridge

backup with metering lights on at 5:32 and 15 minutes from all approaches to the toll plaza and it has been the nasty nimitz for the morning and an accident southbound at 238 but continues slow into fremont and, yes, highway 29 at 175, chelseaville and middletown due to a valley fire. >> cruise are looking for survivors from flash flooding in it with eight people killed and five are still missing and heavy rains pour through hildale trapping people in their cars. three people have been found. they survived. more are missing. >> the beauty first continues to grow in calaveras and this morning, 72,000 acres charred with 37 percent containment and many are vacationing there and some evacuations have been lifted. >> the dream force technical presence -- tech conference

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