gusts at santa rosa. look at what's happening in the upper levels around 2 to 3,000 feet. 54 mile an hour wind gusts. the oakland hills, above half moon bay, so certainly we're looking at those winds just blowing that dry brush. the temperatures are warming to 62 in half moon bay, all due to the offshore wind. we will talk about the rest of your sunday in a few minutes. the camp fire is now the third deadliest in california history. nearly two dozen deaths have been reported. survivors are reeling as they realize the magnitude of the damage. >> we had all our family and belongings and everything inside the home. we lost everything. >> here is what we know. 23 people have died from the camp fire.

more than 100 people are missing. there are fears it could grow more today. it's 20% contained. this is the most destructive wildfire in california history, wiping out nearly 6,500 homes. we have the latest from chico. >> reporter: residents displayed packed this auditorium to get an update on the most destructive fire in state history. some of those present escaped with minutes to spare. >> i almost didn't make it. five minutes, it would have been too late. >> reporter: lucy and her family's house in paradise has not been accounted for. but they are pretty sure it's gone given the thousands of homes that have been wiped out. >> last night we tried to get through and they turned us around. they said, you can't go through. >> reporter: conditions in paradise remain uninhabitable. only emergency crews are allowed in to prevent possible looting. we found one resident who stayed behind. >> all these places i used to

go, people i used to know that are right down the street from me, and it's all gone. it's all burned. >> reporter: in the midst of the destruction, there are signs of hope. firefighters rescued this cat along skyway. they are hoping to reoureunite cat with its owners. with many missing, there's fear the death toll now at 23 could rise higher. >> my heart goes out to those people. i will tell you that this weighs heavy on all of us. >> reporter: search and res could ha recovery efforts intensify. >> it's a huge area. when the winds occur, it has the potential to push the fire further toward areas that we we issued warnings and orders for. >> reporter: those evacuation orders he is referring to were issued in the communities of berry creek and brush creek. this is northeast of the city of orville. officials stress the city of orville is not in any imminent danger.

as for the red flag warning, that will continue until monday morning. the acting governor got a look at the devastation. he tweeted these photos from fire zone yesterday with a message, thank you, first responders for your work. this gives perspective on the size of the campfi fire. the air quality is still a concern for many today. we captured this video showing all the smoke yesterday. let's get the latest on what you can expect today. >> good morning to you. very little change out there. we do have a lot of wind blowing in the upper elevations. as you look at the air quality map, you see the red circles. that indicates the unhealthy air around the bay area. get to the north and east, it's a little better because that's where the winds are blowing and pushing the smoke into our area. poor air quality the rest of the

afternoon from the north bay to the santa clara valley. then we will take it another day into tomorrow. little change. but even into tuesday, we are still going to have smoke out there. we have to get rid of the stubborn ridge of high pressure. it breaks down eventually. will it bring rain? i will let you know coming up. masks may be hard to come by, but they are recommended. we have more on how people are dealing with the haze. >> reporter: some people shouldn't spend time outside at all if they can help you. if you don't have a place to go, there are resources available. >> it's just a dark and foreboding and dirty -- it hurts your throat. >> reporter: the camp fire has air quality in the red, which is considered unhealthy to breathe. >> when there's a warning and you don't have shelter, somebody needs to provide shelter. >> th

>> reporter: people can stay out of this as long as they can. >> there's no areas that are healthy to breathe air. we are telling people to stay indoors and limit your time outside. >> reporter: that didn't hold people back. >> we came for the festival. it was so much fun. >> reporter: not the air. >> it's very heavy. it's not usual. >> the air quality where we live was worse yesterday. >> reporter: the family headed home early because their son has asthma. crowds sprinkled with masks stayed behind to watch the celebration fireworks. colors filling the sky behind the evening's haze. despite air quality alerts, the show was approved. the emergency shelter will remain open until the air is considered healthy. monday night football could be in jeopardy if the air quality doesn't improve. legal officials will decide today whether to move the location of tomorrow's game

between the 49ers and giants to another location. right now it's expected to go on as scheduled at levi stadium. smoke forces the team to change its practice hours on friday. as for the raiders game in oakland today, an nfl spokesman said they are monitoring the conditions. at this point the game will kick off as scheduled. watch the niners take on the giants tomorrow night at 5:00 on abc 7. in southern california, winds are expected to pick up as crews continue to fight fires. this is a live picture of flames in ventura county. fires are burning there and in los angeles county. 150 homes have been destroyed. that number is expected to rise. new video shows crews trying to save a home in malibu. two deaths have been reported in the fire zones. it appears the victims were overrun by fire in a driveway. downed power lines prevented detectives from getting to the scene. one man who saw the wind and danger firsthand backed off his plan to check on his home. >> i thought, just check it out, see if i could see it.

it's too dangerous to get through. >> back out live, the woolsey fire exploded in size in 24 hours. it burned more than 83,000 acres. it's 5% contained. the hill fire is 4,500 acres and 65% contained. president trump blamed the wildfire on gross mismanagement and threatened to cut air. we have reaction. >> reporter: president trump's tweet is getting backlash from across the country. the president of the california professional firefighters association called the president's tweet ill informed, ill timed and demeaning. adding some of california's fires aren't even burning near california's forests. >> i was disgusted and sickened when i saw it. >> reporter: he saw president trump's tweet blasting the forest department for mismanagement, even threatening to cut federal aid. the president wrote, quote, remedy now or no more fed payments. >> there's no difference from him saying what he did to the firefighters and victims here as

it would be for troops going into battle and threaten to pull their funding. >> reporter: this man is a vice-president of the california firefighters association. he admits there are problems. but says now is not the time for politics. of the ten firefighters sent to the wildfires, six are paid for by federal money from this area. he says the tweet is not only demoralizing but wrong. >> i think everybody should remember that the federal government owns 98% of the forest land in the state of california. >> we can't kdepend on this president to be with us. >> reporter: maxine waters was in san francisco, a speaker for an naacp event. she says president trump is taking on california. >> this is typical of this president. he speaks out about things he knows nothing about. he has no understanding of how processes work. >> reporter: later the president backtracked with another tweet, this time praising firefighters saying our hearts are with those who have died.

the destruction is catastrophic, god bless them all. but the president blaming the forest department fails to address the bigger issues like global warming. >> it's not about foefrest management. we are dealing with warming temperatures, record low humidity. >> i spoke to doug osee, he says the president's tweet was spot on. he says the tweet doesn't criticize victims or firefighters. he adds given how bad the problem is, the president has to send a strong message to get lawmakers to act. stay with abc 7 for the latest on the fires. we are posting updates on our website. get the latest information from the abc 7 news app. still ahead, a fire breaks out in a restaurant that closed ten years ago. what crews found when they arrived. reaching an agreement. the hotel workers that are heading back to work and who is still on strike.

a live look outside. beautiful shot of the red sun coming up here in the bay area. we have those smoky skies making for those beautiful sunrises. we want to get rid of the smoke for the air quality. red flag warning in effect as well. we are back with your complete forecast. addy heads down hill. >> she's playing fetch with her you know when you're at ross and you realize it's time your sister stopped borrowing your sweaters? yes! that's yes for less. stop stealing mine... never. the perfect sweater makes the perfect holiday gift. and it feels even better when you find it for less - at ross. yes for less.

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let's get out there and have a block party and see if we can still continue to raise money. >> 32 high schools were set to perform. they depend on the event to raise $40,000 needed for expenses. good morning to you. live doppler 7 showing you that we do have a little bit of fog offshore. we are looking at the gusty winds, the red flag warning and the visibility that's been reduced across the bay area due to the smoke and haze. you notice it's improved at the airport and south bay. that is due also in fairfield to the gusty northeasterly wind. it's pushing that smoke. the winds are to the south but there's going to be more of it. notice the double digit temperature change. we are so much warmer this morning due to winds at 2,000 to 3,000 feet up to 40 and 50 miles an hour. with the bad area, look at the sunrise in walnut creek.

6:45 the official sunrise. it's 50 in san francisco. 39 in oakland. where the winds are lighter, we are looking at a cold start. it looks nice but we are looking at another spare the air alert. you can notice that it is clear out there. 59 in san francisco. 36 in concord. we have the pollutants at the surface, we have layers of smoke in the upper levels. a red flag warning, gusty offshore winds, the smoky skies, poor air quality through tomorrow. probably beyond that until we really get a change in the air quality in terms of healthy air, probably by the middle of the week. no rain. next weekend is trending dry as the system splits as it hits northern california. 17 mile an hour wind gusts at the surface. as we go up higher into the

atmosphere, 51 mile an hour wind gusts. 25 miles an hour around atlas peak. looking at 19 right above half moon bay. we are looking at the gusty winds in the santa cruz mountains. as we go through the morning hours, 20% humidity average in the north bay to 30% in the south bay. with those winds blowing and the temperatures coming up 10 to 15 degrees, we bottom out to near 9% in napa. it's dry all across the bay area. san jose, 18% relative humidity. as the red flag warning expires later on today, tomorrow morning the recovery isn't that impressive. we are still underneath that dry air mass. highretrol. strongest winds through 8:00, 9:00 this morning, 20 to 30 and 40 miles an hour. you can see that indication of red right there.

looking at the gusty winds out of the northeast. 10:00, still very gusty. it won't be until the afternoon hours when we see these begin to relax. they are still out of the northeast and that allows for the dry conditions all around the bay. highs today underneath that hazy sky will be cool. in the low 60s. 62 in richmond and san francisco. 63 in palo alto. you may notice the smoke from time to time. air quality better but it really is never going to improve very much. just bit by buiit as we get the winds to push smoke in and out of the areas across the bay area. overnight lows in the 30s and 40s. another hazy evening. air quality still bad. high fire danger, smoky skies, a spare the air alert today, tomorrow and then by tuesday, it's hazy. the middle of the week looks to be a little better in terms of air quality. look it, nothing changing

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>> the longer people are in a shopping environment, the more money they will spend. malls that are getting people to want to stay because they have interest things and exciting things and food and things other than shopping to do there, they are going to win. >> reporter: the expansion should be completed next spring. retailers and restaurants will need to build out their space. >> we are the number one tourist destination in all of silicon valley. >> reporter: it should come as no surprise there's going to be new technology here as well. including technology to help guide shoppers to parking spaces and to keep them warm when they are outside. the seats will be heated up whenever the temperature drops to 65. still to come -- >> my car is ready to go. >> an intense firefight as a red lag warning goes

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>> good morning. the winds are gusting up to 55 miles an hour. here are the areas of concern. we are looking at another round of offshore winds bringing the relative humidity down throughout the day. this will expire at 4:00. still the winds out of the east making for a very scary morning. wind gusts to 50 miles an hour. the winds are blowing, the relative humidity is decreasing. we are 32 with no wind. how about 63 in half moon bay. 36 in concord. 56 in livermore. that's bringing up the numbers from yesterday 20 to 30 degrees. we are concerned about the air quality. we have smoke not only in the upper levels of the atmosphere but at the surface. that means bad area today. details in a few minutes. developing now, for at leat

23 deaths. last night, many residents of the paradise community gathered for a meeting to hear from emergency officials. the fire is the third deadliest and most destructive in state history. an iconic bridge has been destroyed in the camp fire. it was built in 1886. it was belonged to be the last bridge of its kind in the u.s. it was added to the national register of historic places in 1988. the fire destroyed the structure on friday. the bright red trusses that kept the bridge above the creek are all that remain. the woolsey fire is leaving destruction across southern california. a live picture over ventura county. more than 83,000 acres have burned there and in los angeles county. the fire is 5% contained. amy powell has the details. >> reporter: melted pieces of debris. burned vehicles. there's not much for residents

to salvage at the oak forest mobile home park in west lake village. at least a dozen homes were % destroyed. this woman evacuated her home at 3:00 in the morning two days ago. >> i grabbed whatever i could for the last minute, because it was really kind of bad. my daughter took me in and my dog. >> reporter: the 87-year-old didn't know her home had gone up in flames until she returned to the park. >> every time something happens, an earthquake or whatever, i always say to myself, i'm very, very, very fortunate that i have survived. >> reporter: at lake sherwood, a stream of helicopters hovered low to scoop up water. making numerous drops along the ridge where the fire continues to burn through dry brush, threatening hundreds of homes. >> you can see the flames going up 10, 20 feet.

the helicopters and firefighters are doing such a good job. they put it out right away before it can come down the mountain. >> reporter: crews are putting out hot spots and using bulldozers to cut lines along steep slopes. officials are preparing for the return of dangerous winds. residents are also worried about the winds. >> they are doing stuff that you would like to see preventative. that's a good thing. you just don't know. >> reporter: i'm amy powell for abc 7 news. >> you can get updatesupdatesups phone. do download the app and enable push ale alerts. the gunman in the thousand oaks attack died of a self-inflicted wound. long was an ex-marine.

as investigators search for a motive, a bay area clinical psychologist is sharing her take on this terrible tragedy. >> reporter: suspected shooter ian david long served in the u.s. marine core from 2008 to 2013. the 28-year-old spent several months in afghanistan fighting in an environment experts say is different than previous wars. >> there's no front line. these wars have been fought primarily through improvised explosive devices. that means that every man, woman or child that you see could be an enemy. >> reporter: this clinical psychologist says it's combat that could have long-lasting affects. >> veterans have told me the hardest part has been coming home. >> reporter: long's neighbors suspect he suffered from ptsd. a sheriff explained one scenario which involved a crisis intervention team and mental he cleared afterhey

determined long wasn't qualified to be taken under 5150. >> my guess is he wasn't deemed to be of imminent risk of harm to self or others, despite needing mental health treatment. >> reporter: abc 7 news reached out to v.a. healthcare system who confirmed he was not enrolled in health care at any time. in florida, it's day skeja . they have ordered recounts in races too close to call. we have the latest. >> reporter: there will be no answer until at least thursday, possibly longer, for who will represent florida in washington and in the governor's mansion. state law requiring a machine recount when the leading can in candidns half a percentage point or less. by saturday afternoon, ron desantis held a slight lead

against andrew gillum of 33,000 votes, falling under the half point threshold. for u.s. senate, it's closer. rick scott ahead of bill nelson by .15 percentage points. about 12,000 votes out of more than 8 million ballots cast. anger from those on both sides of the political divide pouring out on the streets with accusations of voter fraud, voter suppression and abuse of power. gillum had conceded to desantis on election night. but with the results narrowing, a reversal. >> i am replacing my words of concession with an uncompromised and unapologetic call that we count every single vote. >> reporter: in that contentious battle for senate, scott claims nelson is trying to steal the election. >> suss ppicious minds would wor why it's always florida broward where this stuff happens. >> reporter: while nelson

accuses scott of attempting to stop officials from counting every ballot. >> they got votes that's never been counted. that's the problem >> that's all you want? >> that's all. >> reporter: president trump tweeting from overseas, trying to steal too two big elections florida, we are watching closely. california election news. democrats have captured another seat in congress. flipping of the seat is significant because for decades orange county has been a tronghotron stronghold for republicans. the top democrat on the house oversight committee will appear on "this week." watch the full interview coming up at 8:00 right here on abc 7. still ahead, honoring veterans. two events happening in san francisco this morning. a live look from our camera. you can see the smoke sitting

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today marks the 100th anniversary of the armistice. the white house says president trump arrived in his own car and walked in separately due to security protocols. vladimir putin also arrived separately and walked in solo. san francisco will say thank you to veterans today. it's the 98th annual parade. it starts at 11:00 this morning. no traffic will be allowed on north point. happening today in san francisco, servicemen and women will be honored. commemorations will highlight the history of the all black buffalo soldier u.s. army unit stationed there during the philippine-american war. there will be a talk, tour and a ceremony. it starts at 10:30 this morning. you can see all that smoke just sitting out there over the city. >> it's being pushed around a little bit. still, a spare the air alert, bad air quality. it's 30 in morgan hill. 63 in half moon bay. san francisco is at 50.

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area are dealing with the smoke. we have red flag warnings. abc 7 was in north richmond for the grand opening of a basketball court. local labor unions donated $13,000 and tomb aime and goods rebuild it. >> the great thing about this court is when kids are here, they are practicing team work, working with others and they're not getting in trouble somewhere else. it's putting them on a better path in life. this is an important family center for the residents of north richmond. >> the court's namesake as well as other athletes once played on this court. you can see the colors are the same as the golden state warriors. in sports this afternoon, the raiders will try to snap their four-game losing streak.

tomorrow night, the 49ers will go for their second straight victory. they battle the giants on monday night football. if you are not heading to levi stadium, watch the game right here on abc 7 at 5:00 p.m. last night the warriors looked to rebound. we have the highlights in this morning's sports. >> no curry, no green or livingston as the warriors hosted the nets saturday night. with curry and no-go, quinn cook got the start. durant kicked it out to bell who drained the deep two. int game in the second quarter. look at the cook lob to jones. the height that jones gets is fun to watch. cook was unstoppable i h three .

then moments later, he drains another. cook started seven of serveven three of three from distance. durant to jones, gets the slam and the foul. warriors adding on. durant to thompson this time. you know what thompson can do from that spot. he finished with 24 on the night. durant led the way for the warriors with 28. there's no way to defend that floater. doctor rant al quinn was just cooking. hit the deep two at the shot clock. the warriors win it 116-100. cal played its last road game of the season finding itself at the coliseum. the bears took the field having lost 14 in a row to the trojans. cal's last win against usc came in 2003. the quarterback of that game, aaron rodgers. the current head coach was an assistant on that team as well. inhe secd te bears

ailed 7-0. that's daniels floating it to a -yard score. the trojans led at the half. cal got a safety to get on the board. then garber finds warton all along. cal in business, 14-9 the score. still in the third, watch beck. he knows where daniels is going and gets the interception. he is tripped up or he would have been gone. cal is super excited. they know on that drive, he will keep this one and score. his first career rushing touchdown. cal with the lead, 15-14. usc fans can't believe it. this doesn't happen against the bears. it does. cal wins 15-14. the streak is over. the bears are bowl eligible. saturday night, it was senior night for stanford. they hosted oregon state. love's final run on his home field from the tunnel. he just kept on running.

straight to the end zone. this one, 28 yards for the touchdown. he may have had injuries over the past two seasons, but he still has those nfl-quality moves. great cut. he finished with 11 carries for 90 yards. oregon state tied it. the cardinal countered. that's parkinson making the grab and dragged the defender in the end zone as well. he had a night. costello looked his way a lot. parkinson with 75 yards to the house on this one. he had 143 of his 166 receiving yards in first half. he also had four straight catches, all for touchdowns. that was score number four. stanford just rolled, 48-17 the win there. they are now bowl eligible as well. this afternoon, the raiders host the chargers. 1:05 at the coliseum. air quality is tough. enjoy the game. we will bring you highlights tonight at 5:00. i will see you then.

good sunday morning to you. a live look outside. we have poor air quality throughout the bay area. the air is unhealthy like yesterday. certain areas are improving due to the upper level winds temporarily. we have high fire danger with the red flag warning through 4:00. we look at the winds right now. that's allowing for the dry vegetation, low humidity to blow around and the possibility of fire. as we look outside, you see how hazy it is and smoky. we are expecting these conditions to remain unchanged as we go through the holiday tomorrow. here is live doppler 7. the visibility due to all the haze, the smoke, it really is changing from three miles in concord, now it's better at the airport. no delays. that's due to the northeasterly wind pushing some of the smoke across the bay area. at times, out of the area. it's temporary, because we still

will see the spare the air alert through monday, possibly tuesday. look at the temperature change from yesterday to today. that's all due to the wind. as we look at sfo, see how hazy it is. it's a mild start for many of you with numbers ranging from 30, cold in morgan hill, to 56 in pacifica. it's 50 in santa rosa. from san francisco, it's mild, in the 50s. 59 in santa rosa. 36 in concord. go to livermore and it's 56 degrees. look at that out there. it's smoke at the surface. we have more layers of smoke in the upper lf he wievels. poor air quality. no rain into next weekend. as we look at the wind gusts, 17 miles an hour at the surface. as we go up in height, 48 mile an hour wind gusts.

20 to 30 from the oakland hills, above half moon bay. it's breezy. the winds are drying out the atmosphere this morning to about 17%. napa, 15%. along the peninsula, better through the overnight hours when we should get recovery. the temperature drops. really not in napa. 4:00 this afternoon, 9:0%. we will watch it for you. the winds will dial back by 4:00 this afternoon. they are strongest through now to 8:00, 9:00. you can see the reds here, 20 to 35 miles an hour. here we are at 10:00, slightly lighter. then into the afternoon hours. still blowing on the hilltop s out of the northeast. temperatures in the 60s. we have the smoke and haze out there. that sun is pretty much obscured. yesterday's highs, below

average. that's where we will be today. 63 in oakland. if you don't have to go outside, a good idea to stay inside, because you really know the bad air all-quality will be with us. 63 in san jose. calmer winds. we are back into the 30s in the north bay. 40s elsewhere. hazy skies in the seven-day forecast featuring the bad air and the high fire danger today. low to mid 60s, the holiday smoky sky. tuesday, we are still hazy, the air quality tries to improve wednesday. it's due to this area of high pressure that's going to weaken. as it weakens and moves out of here, we will get better air. we will not see rain. in fact, we are looking at an extensive period of dry conditions. some areas should see four inches by now. >> won't see the end of the wildfire danger until the rain

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estimated time of reopening right now. let it snow. mammoth mountain is open for its winter season. only a foot and a half of powder has fallen. forecasts starting the week of thanksgiving are pointing to major snowfall. others are scheduled to open this friday. that's nice to see. we need that rain here in the valley and bay area. >> we are starting out with gusty winds, the red flag warning and a check of the winds in the upper elevations right now. this is the wind flow throughout the day. the strongest winds will be now, the morning hours, up to 35 and 40, even 50 miles an hour. we are welcoming at an improvement later today in terms of the winds. smoky conditions, spare the air alert, 60s out there. the pattern remains unchanged through the week. the air quality improves probably by wednesday. the winds will be light after this event ends.

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