school zrikts have shut down. a red flag warning expired hours ago and another likely for the weekend. to give you perspective take a look at the satellite image. all of that white from the campfi campfire burning. thanks for joining us. now take a look at the map of the campfire. fire has exploded in size. it was 20,000 last night.

it is only 5% conta conta contaa creek coopon and butte valley. 15,000 structures are threatened at this part-time. paradise is pretty much destroyed they say. they could not get to the effected areas. some people have been injured including two firef it allows california to seek federal assistance to help our firefighters. right now let's address this unhealthy air from the smoke. we are talk about how it is effecting all of us. >> yes. just about the entire bay area is what you see. the oranges and the red, yeah, that's something i haven't seen cover that much of the bay area ever. so this is what it looks like in

a different perspective. down to a mile in santa rosa. that is due to the smoke. it's not going any where because the winds have calmed down. it is great because the fire threat ended at 7:00 this morning. there is nothing to push this wind around. what we'll talk about when we come back is that fire world. let's talk about it now. it's a graphic i have loaded. that's what i saw. if you have been on social media it is what has helped enhance the fire spotting. it is is one of the reasons why this fire storm spreads so quickly. now, here is the forecast for today. just about everybody, saturday, sunday and monday will be moderate. i bet it will be changed. we'll have more spare the air days. >> all right. thank you. poor air quality is pervasive throughout the bay area. in many areas it is a serious health hazard. amy has more on what schools are

doing. let's begin with matt keller live now, matt. >> the sun is blocked out. the horizon is filled with smoke. we are breathing it in and it's bad for our health. >> this is the iconic view of san francisco. instead of fog it is smoke blanketing the area. right here is the golden gate bridge. it's not just san francisco. >> i'm looking outside all day thinking of getting a gas mask to eliminate some of the smoke because i don't think it is very healthy. >> it is not healthy. it is blowing in. the bay area management district issued a spare the air alert. all indoor and outdoor burning the banned. >> if you smell smoke you're being impacted. if you can stay indoors. have the air on recirculate and

wait this one out. >> the air quality is especially harmful to children, the elderly and people with respiratory conditions. >> i usually like to work out and run. i think i will just stay in today and do some work. >> first time violations for spare the air alert is $100 ticket. second time is $500 ticket. abc 7 news. >> all right. thank you so much. as matt mentioned the elderly and young are among the most susceptible. that's why bay area schools are taking precautionary measures. we are live where school has been cancelled for many students, right amy? >> that's right. it is very smokey up here. officials decided it was safer for kids to stay at home with their family rather than going to class.

they covered up their kids faces and brought them along for morning errands. school was cancelled because of poor air >> betold the kids they don't have school today. >> parents recognize not everyone has flexibility. >> it is difficult to shift your schedule at the last minute. it is what it is. >> sint ya is wondering if a total shutdown was necessary. >> it would have been nice if they would have kept the kids indoors at reses. >> he took his high school kid on a field trip to buy protective masks for their faces. he says they plan to spend the day inside the house and appreciates the district's decision. >> i think it's a good decision. we don't have good air. so in my opinion it's good,

yeah. >> we are probably going to go indoor skating or to rebounders and hope not everybody else is there too. >> we asked school officials to talk to us about the decision to shut down school. they said they were too busy to talk to us saying a total shutdown is complicated. it is a four day weekend for kids here in sonoma homes are burning and people are evacuated. people are racing to get control of the here are the latest fires. it durnburned 8,000 acres.

the other fire burning, the hill fire. i cording to this this fire burned 6,000 acres. we want to take your live to southern california. we are live now. so many people who live in that area. it is a lo to >> absolutely. you can see the flames billowing out. it is now at 10,000 acres. you have to remember it is still reeling from the mass community and so many needing to evacuate. >> a trio of wind driven fires exploding. >> the first familiaring up thursday

>> to come up out of it and rebuild. that's or idea. >> to the north a fast moving campfire around 90 miles outside sacramento. winds gusting 50 miles per hour. >> we have four people trapped in the basement. >> one of them a nurse trapped in a hospital basement thinking she had no way out. she posted a good-bye letter to her family on facebook attaching a terrifying video. she wrote to all of my friends and family and john and my kids i love you with all of my heart i'm trapped and can't get out. police getting to her group just in time. >> in the city of paradise

on earth. reduced to ashes. we saw a super tanker fly by. with daylight there's more air support. winds have been picking up. conditions here are bone dry. abc 7 news. >> thank you. we have this sat news just into the abc 7 news room. the sheriffs office confirmed five people have died due to the campfire. they say the victims were in their cars and were overcome by their fire, by the smoke. they were found on edgewood lane which as we have been reporting was hard hit by the fire pretty much destroyed. five people confirmed dead. we'll have much more on this throughout the day on the abc 7 news app as well. we want to let you know they held a news briefing just outside sacramento to give a state wide efforts to fight the wild fires. >> currently we have roughly

about 105,000 people evacuated. it is at two fires. it is roughly about 52,000 evacuated in northern california predominantly around the campfire. >> some 1,860 firefighters are responding to the fires across the state with 500 engines along hundreds of law enforcement officers. officers anouned a grant from the federal emergency management fema to suppress the fire and allow them to recover eligible fire fighting. you can stay on top of it and the problems from the smoke in the bay area. it's free. enable push alerts to give breaking news updates. we still don't know the motive bethiehind the shooting rampageme rampage. former first lady michelle

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sky 7 was over a triple fatal crash on eastbound 80 at highway 12. you can see a crushed car on that. no word on what lead to the accident or if more than one car was involved it was shut down but it has sense reopened. the fire is burning in southern california are

effecting first responders and mourners in the thousand oaks bar mass shooting. this comes as the community rallies around the survivors. abc news reporter is in thousand oaks with the newest developments. >> it is a horrifying 24 hours for the people here. you can still see behind me there are authorities investigating. there is crime scene tape everywhere. we are starting to see ash falling from the sky because of the fires that are burning just right over there. so people who have now been evacuated from their homes in this area have nowhere to go it has been terrifying. we were evacuated from our hotel early this morning. we were seeing people with their dogs. many had to respond to if mass shooting. it hass been incredibly hard for this community to come together

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brown throughout the day because of that smoke. a couple of tips if you're going to be out and about. if you're susceptible to that keep the recirculating option on your ac in your car if you need it in the morning. it will keep most of the smoke out also. the smoke is so thick. you delays because of reduction in visibility. look at temperatures. they are being held down a little bit because of filtered sunshine. santa rosa you the thickest smoke. temperatures in the 50s and rest of us in the low to mid-50s. spare the air. no wood the warm temperatures will continue. it will increase tomorrow with that fire danger. we are never seeing marine layer fog to come back and try to

clean our air out. same thing, 70 to 73 on the peninsula. near 70 in san francisco this afternoon. mid-70s throughout the north bay. 72 to about 73 along the east bay shore. around 72 to 76 in the east bay valleys. here is where they break down. it is hazy and hazy and we'll see stars and haze and temperatures will drop a little bit quicker tonight. we have dry air and really some of the driest air we have had. we have had no wind and cloud cover to keep the heat up a little bit. mid-to upper 30s here. throe mid-40s around the bay. san francisco around 48 degrees. let me tell you something close to my heart now. it is a walk to end alzheimer's. many of us will be at at&t mark to help find a cure. nobody has ever survived alzheimer's. also, a quick look.

you can see them picking up around 20 to 30 miles per hour. i think you'll be put in a red flag warning once again. temperatures in the 60s at the coast. >> just want to make sure this is the one you're talking about. >> all right. thanks. for the first time michelle obama is opening up about the struggle she has had in her personal life including her struggle to have kids. jessica has a preview of obama's interview. >> yes. michelle obama sits down for an exclusive interview with robin roberts. she talks a lot about several issues includes what she had to indur to have children. it includes a miscarriage she suffered 20 years ago. she opens up about parts of her marriage she has held deeply private for years. i spauk about her revealing book and interview with abc news.

>> she opens up about difficulty having kids. it is something a lot of women can relate to, having a miscarriage. what was that like talking about that? it must have been difficult for her. >> yeah. when i first read it, you know, i did not know that aspect of her life. >> she also shares her marriage hasn't always been easy. >> you write about at one point in your marriage that you and barack obama went to marriage counseling. why did you think it was important to share that? >> for those young people out there that think marriage is supposed to be easy and marriage counseling for us is one of those ways we learned how to talk out our differences. what i learn about myself is my happiness was up to me. >> tell us a little bit about what it was like to go back to the south side of chicago with her. it must have been such a fun experience. >> i couldn't imagine doing the interview any where else but in her home on the south side of

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