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>> good morning, bay ear a yachlt let's get up and get going. >> in is "abc7 mornings." >> good morning and thank you fr joining us this sunday, november 11th. i'm matt keller, a red flag danger alert went into effect overnight. let's check in with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> we have been watching the inwinds increase from 20 to the 50 miles per hour in the elevations on doppler 7. with we are showing clear overskies, but haze. and red flag warning until 4:00 for the east bay mountains and east bay hills. and here is a check above 2,000 feet where mount helena is 28 miles per hour, and mt. tam as well. the oakland hills and the east foothills with a murky feel

there, and 60s in mountainview, and 40s in morgan hill, and those northeasterly winds are allowing for some areas to the feel better at times. looking at the golden gate bridge, it is looking better, but it is going to change again. a and the air quality overall is poor. 69 in livermore. and the visibility has been changing from four miles to six miles to better at sfo. the beach is looking good in santa cruz, but the hazy skies and spare the air alert with temperatures in the low the mid-60s. and the red alert flag because of the northeasterly wind blowing the smoke from the camp fire our way. and i will further the detail that the alert in a moment. >> thank you. the butte county fire is now the deadliest in state history. 23 people have died and

others injured. it is 109 achers and only 5% contained. governor gavin new sosome tweet out some pictures and thanking the first responders for their work. this is a map here of the perspective of the size of the camp fire. if it were burning in bay area, it would go from san francisco to the peninsula past san mateo. and the air quality is of concern or for m. and the cameras on top of mt. tam captured some of the smoke, and it is going to be worse today. lisa? >> yes, the red and the orange is indicating the poor air and looking at that, you will see that some of the better air quality up to the sacramento valley and the north and the northeasterly winds is going to be pushing it up ahead, and notice the oranges there from the peninsula to the east bay, and overall, it is not a good day to be outside, and looking at a santa cruz and the poor a air quality and the northern bay

and east coast and santa clara valley, valley, and today and tomorrow, we continue the theme. it is going to be for the next several days as we have a lid of high pressure capping the high pressure, and we have smoke at the surface, and smoke in the upper levels as well. until we get the wind shift and the high area of pressure weakening, we will deal with itt until clean ocean air to blow it out of there, and the rain, and talk about the chances with it coming up with the seven-day forecast. >> and masks are recommended if you are planning to the spend time-outside. we have more on how the deal with the haze. >> reporter: there are some people who should not spend time the outside at all if you can help. if you don't have a place to go, there are places to go. >> it is dark and forebode and dirty and hurts your throat. it is scary. >> reporter: especially for the vulnerable people. the camp fire and the butte county fire have the air quality

in the red which is considered unhelpy to breathe. >> when there is a shelter in place to warning, somebody needs to provide it. >> reporter: there is a shelter in the day so people can stay out of this as long as you can. >> there are no a areas in the bay area to breathe healthy air. so limit your time outside. and stay indoors. >> reporter: that did not hold back people from the pier. >> came for the lollipop festival, and is so good. >> reporter: what about the air? >> it is heavy, unusual. >> and we came from cupertino and it was worse there yesterday. >> reporter: they have to the head home early because their son has asthma, but the crowds sprinkled with masks stuck around to watch the fireworks and colors filling the sky behind the evening's haze, and despite the air quality al alerts, the show was approved. st. anthony's emergency shelter is going to remain open until the air is considered healthy.

abc 7 news. this morning the nfl tells us our sister network, espn, they are currently monitoring the game with the giants and the niners at san francisco. they will decide whether to move the location of the game to the another location, because the fire forced the niners to change the location of their practice. and as for the location, the nfl officials are monitoring the, and the kickoff is scheduled for 1:05. and you can watch them kick off right here tomorrow the night at 7:00. and crews continue to the fight the hill and the woolsey fires. this is a live picture. the flames are burning in ventura and los angeles counties. you see itt from the helicopter here, and crews are trying to save a home in malibu, and the ho homes have been destroyed for at least 150 home, rise. two deaths have been reported

and it appears that the deputies were overrun in the driveway and the powerlines detectives from being at that scene. >> and i would like to check it out to see it, and it is too dangerous to get through. >> the woolsey fire exploded in size in just 24 hour, and it has brooklyn nets burned 183,000 achers and 10% contained the hill fire is 145,000 achers and 07% contained. the firefighters are pushing back over a tweet from president trump, because he blamed the california wildfires on gross mismanagement and threatened to cut aid. we have more reaction. >> reporter: the tweet is getting backlash from across the country. the president of the firefighters association called the president's tweet ill inform and ill time and demeaning adding a that some of california's fires are not burning near california's forest. >> it was disgusting the second

i saw it. >> reporter: and what he saw was president trump's tweet blasting the forest department from mismanagement and threatening to cut fed aid and he said, remedy now or no more fed payments. >> there is no difference of him and the victims here as it would be for the troops going into battle and threatening to pull their funding. >> reporter: he is the pt of of the the northern california frifing system, and he says that there are problems in the system, but now is not the time for the politics. of the firefighters sent to alameda, six of them are paid for federal money, and he said that the tweet is not only demoralizing, but wrong. the federal government owns 80% of the land r fore of the forest land in california. >> and republican waters says

that he is taking on california. >> in is typical of the president and he speaks out about things that he knows nothing about. no understanding of how processes work. >> reporter: later if president backtra backtracked a little bit with another tweet praising the firefighters and saying that our hearts are with those who died and the destruction is catastrophic, and god bless them all, but debono says that he is failing to address the bigger questions like global warning. >> it is not about fores but it is record warming temperatures and low humidity and extreme winds. >> reporter: i spoke to the doug osi who said that the president's tweet was spot-on, and he says that the tweet does not criticize the victims or the firefighters, but he is saying that given how bad the problem is, the president has to send a strong message to get the lawmakers to the act. abc 7 newsroom. >> and we will get an updant to camp fire in butte county, and we are joined by scott mcclain,

and what is the latest overnight compared to last night? >> compared to the last night, and starting with the camp fire, we are looking at 109,000 the ache ers, and plus the containment went up a nickel from 22% to 27%. and we are in red flag warnings again and the winds are not as strong as they repredicted, bhoufr, we are looking again at significant winds later tonight. anything can happen at any given time as we are speaking, and due to the extreme dryness of the vegetation, and the topography that the firefighters are dealing with as well as the weather which a predominant factor coming into the play here. previous day and a half or so, the winds were not calm, but low enough to where the firefighters were able to really make a difference on the ground and in the air. the woolsey fire, and we are

look looking at at 83,275 acres but now we are getting containment nu numbers and 10% containment as of this morning up from 70% yesterday. and a lot of the evacuations took place in the area as well as the the structures destroyed. hill fire, and good news here holding at 4500 a acres and noup to the 70% containment. a and the resources on that are more than likely have been and will be moved up to the other two. >> scott, you from chico, and i worked in chico for eight years and looking at the fire that the burned in paradise, and just devastation, and how close the chico? we saw the honey run bridge was destroyed by the flames. >> right. the canyon has had fire come all of the way down to the skyway. skyway fire followed that all of the way down to chico. the outskirts of chico, and if you remember where that is north and south, the fire reached that

road on the eastern part of chico, and if you can keep in mind that area is a all grass, and the firefighters were able to the soemt backfires or burn operations to take the fuel out ahead of the fire. there is no wind when it hits that area, and the first night, so it did not really promote fast or hard. >> and 23 people killed in the fire, and at least that is the number right now, and i know they are talking about more than 100 still missing, and what are some of the difficulties getting to the homes and trying to figure out and trying to find these people. i know that there must be six or seven evacuation scenters and most of them are full. >> correct. you are talking about tens of thousands of individuals. to the paint a picture, paradise is basically on the ground. devastated. some buildings are still standing, and we did a quick check for some folks that we know up there yesterday. but it is just so widespread and so massive and the trees re

down down. it is a wood community and older community the, and a lot of the wood framed structures and the surface streets so that you have the infrastructure on the ground, wires, poles, trees, and myriad of things, having to the haul out cars where folks could go no farther and left their blockages. a lot of work is being done with the bulldozers and the front end loader s loaders to push this debris out of the way, and the utility companies are out there trying to push, and et cetera, and to the make access points, and the vehicleses and the public safety to get into these areas, and so it is time consuming to go into there and a hazard on every road in that mountain. >> yeah, unprecedented, and the pictures are unbelievable to look at, and all of the best as you can see the people there in paur dice and the town will never be the same, and the

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at least one person was hurt in the fire at a shuttered mexican restaurant. the fire broke out at 5:00 in

the el camino real, and this is the el padres bar and grill. there was a person inside and maybe a squatter. the restaurant closed six years ago. a string of fires are under investigation all happening 24 hours within each other. first at 5:30 friday and the most recent at 6:00 a.m. this morning. there were fire s s in the isold areas of golden gate park and nobody was hurt. president trump is spending veterans day in france. he attended a ceremony marking the end of world war i, and the president gave a speech in honor of the veterans. >> the americans and infringed patriots of world war i embody the timeless virtues of the two republic, honor, and courage and strength and valor and love and loyalty, and grace and glory. it is our duty to preserve the

civilization they defend, and to the protect the peace they so nobly gave their lives to secure one century ago. >> the president says that victory came at a terrible cost to the the allied forces who fought and died in the war. here is our correspondent the terry moran. >> the ceremony is somber, and president trump joining more than 60 world leaders for a beautiful and poignant sceremon behind the ark detriumph, and sharing a handshake with vladimir putin, although they did not speak, and it is president ocron here toha psin trump stands for. and he shows how that awful war of nationalism is the true

betrayal of nationalism, and so there was an error as erdogan of the turkey was seen talking to president trump discussing the murder of jamal khashoggi. and he said that they have shared an audiotape of that killing inside of the consulate with asche countries and putting more pressure on saudi arabia and the u.s./saudi terry moran abc news paris. >> a wreath was laid on the tomb of the unknown. and it was follow bade a parade of colors with veteran organizations and dignitaries. happen i happening today, the annual military day of observance will be happening in bruno, as there is a band parade starting at 11:00 a.m. this morning. and santa anita, the museum is going on the celebrate

the commissioning of the u.s.s. hornet and the anniversary of the historic landmark there. a are going to be special exhibits and presentations starting at 10:00 a.m. this morning. the accuweather for cast with lisa argen. >> doppler 7 is checking out the storm to the north, and we are not looking at any areas of low pressure busting through the ridge. it is on the eastern side of us and that is allowing for the the gusty winds and the red flag warning, but some spots for now thsh, this is the golden gate bridge, and looking bluer, but the air is unhealthy. 60 in san francisco, and 63 in oakland and mountain the view, and the 40s in morgan hill, and low 60s in pacifica, an all of the wind and the mixing in up thor levels of atmosphere is translated to the warmer temperatures, but boy, check it out from the east bay hills camera. it is shaking and we are also looking for all of the smoke, and 59 in santa rosa, and low to mid mid-60s for napa and nevada and you were in the 20s this morning, and livermore

recovering to 59, and 59 in concord. so the winds have allow in order the temperature ts to be much, much warmer at this hour. 20 to 25 degrees warmer here in the red, but, as we are getting a little bit of mixing from the north and the northeast, it is also blowing that the extra dry brush around, and that is not a good scenario with the winds over 49 miles per hour, and gusting on top of mt. st. helena and we are concerned a about that. and also in mt. tam and the oakland hills and the east foothills and we are going to the continue the watch these. by the afternoon, they will settle down, but looking at the visibility changing because of all of the mixing above 2,000 feet. while it is not so great in oakland and concord, it is getting better at times in the city up in napa where i have heard from some of you up in santa rosa is and mountain theview, but it is going to be poor air quality as more smoke from the camp fire continues to drift into the bay area, and there is mt. tam, and gusting offshore winds and smoky skies

through tomorrow, and tuesday and looking dry into next weekend. we want to the measure the moisture into the air, and dryer and dryer and napa and petaluma, and 14 to 20%, and dipping to 9%, and south bay on the peninsula and low for you as well, and 34% san francisco and 6:00 tonight, and then overnight when we are supposed to to be getting more moisture in the ats near, it is not too impressive at 23% in napa and then by early tomorrow morning dry at 12% up in the north bay. the flow of the winds throughout the afternoon, a nd notice that 11:00, we have the yellows in the direction off shore, but then by 3:00 or 4:00, it is going to continue to lighten up as we are looking at the wind and the pollutants are continuing to settle into the bay area with the lighter wind and that is why the atmosphere is going to hold on the it, and still be hazy and smoky with the poor air quality throughout the day. 62 in san francisco, and mid-60s to the upper 60s in parts of the

bay and the wind is helping to warm that temperature, and to night, we are hazy, and the accuweather forecast with the holiday changing, and we will download your app and we cannot get rid of the stagnant ridge, but maybe into thanksgiving, there are signs of rain headed our way. we will see. >> thank you, lisa. new brand localish is sharing a series of stories called more in common. see how the kitchen became the

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>> a bad air a quality cut the annual twuk end alzheimer's short in san francisco. thousands joined in on the abbreviated walk across from at&t yesterday. the fund-raiser raises awareness for alzheimer's care and support and research. abc 7 also had a team to take part in the event. new this morning, let it snow. man mouth mountain has opened for winter season. a foot of powder has falled, and forecasts are starting the week of thanksgiving, and pointing to the possibility of major snowfall for man mouth. boreal opened yesterday, and squaw valley and others will be

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>> this is "abc7 mornings." >> we are starting this the after hour with the look at the weather and here is meteorologist lisa argen and we have a red flag warning in effect, right, lisa? >> yes, the winds are blowing from the north and the east, and from the north mountains to the east bay hills. this going the last until 4:00 in the afternoon. the relative humidity is going to decrease with the gusty offshore winds to allow for the the fires to spread. as we are checking with the current wind gusts in the north bay leading mount st. helena, and the mount tam gusts are about the same. over the east foothills into the south bay, yes, gusty. the hazy conditions in the south bay, and we will talk about the poor air quality coming up in my full weather forecast. matt. >> yes, the camp fire in butte county is responsible for 23 deaths. last night, many residents at the hard hit paradise community gathered at el chico state to hear from the officials. it is the most destructive in

state history, and nearly 6500 homes have been destroyed. i it has charred 109,000 acres. and now n chico, a honey run covered bridge was built in 1886 and believed to be the last three span pratt style bridge and the last of its kind in the u.s. it was added to the historical register in 1988. the fire destroyed the structure, and the bright red trusss that kept it above the butte creek are now charred. today a half marathon and 10k have been canceled today after consulting with agencies, and all registered run verse been e-mailed about the cancellation. disappointment for high school student, because one of the premier high school marching band location has been canceled. the band association was

supposed to began high city, but moved to modesto, and because of the poor air quality, and then it was also poor there, too, so they canceled it. the food catered for the event did not go to waste. >> we decided that we have all of the fresh food, and great boosters and great community. let's get out there and have a block party and see if we can still continue the raise money. >> 32 high schools were set to the perform, and logan depends on the event to fund $40,000 worth of equipment to provide for expenses and pay for additional staff. and now we are going to have a look at the woolsey fire, and the flames are close the homes. they are expecting wind 70 mile humidity there, and the fires are burning 70,000 acres and 10%

contained. we have more. >> reporter: the woolsey fire is exploding in size and clogging the sky with vast thunder heas s of smoke, and visible as far as the eye can see. >> the blazes and the heat is severe. >> reporter: the blazes devo devouring hundreds of homes and consuming stunning estates to concrete pads littered with piles of debris. >> we are in total shock right now. we have survived other fires with our home, but unfortunately the fires were so strong that the it just took the house down. >> reporter: we covered the destruction early yesterday morning and came across one of the houses as it was burning. >> the firefighters are so stretched they are abandon iing the homes like this that have mostly burned already, and no point to try to battle the flames like this, and this intense and this dangerous. this entire neighborhood has been absolutely devastated here. all of the multi million homes

co completely charred. just after day break, the winds died down and we went back. >> it is a few hours later here. there is nothing left of this two-story structure. it is entirely gone. >> reporter: we embedded with the fire chief scouring the debris, and kent craig's entire neighborhood is gone. >> and how much are these homes worth? >> that is for sale for $2.5 million, and one sold for $6.5 million there and this one at $6.5 million. >> reporter: at nearby pepperdine university, students sheltders on campus until some were told that they could go home. >> it is scary and feels very apocalyptic, and i am grateful to have been in a location to the where all of wurs together. >> reporter: in addition oto th the blaze, the local authority

ares are in a political spat with president trump. he called out forest management saturday and tweeting again this morning with proper forest management, we can stop the devastation constantly going on in california. the president of the california professional firefighters association are responded to the con tr controversy saying, that the president's message is ill informed, ill time and demeaning to those suffering as well as to the men and women on the front lines. >> and that is matt gutman reporting. stay with abc 7 news for continuing coverage on the deadly fires you. can get the updates right to your phone by downloading the abc 7 news app alerts. a recount is under way in the crucial swing state of florida. slim margins of victory for two races the governor and senate are triggering mandatory the recounts. victor akwen doe has more. >> reporter: this morning the fight for florida is far from

over. the secretary ordering a recount. the machine recount is required when the candidate's margin is half a percent or less margin. and ron desantis held a slight lead over his democratic opponent andrew gillum, and falling below the threshold. and for the u.s. senate, it is even less. rick scott over bill nelson with about 12,000 votes over 8 million ballots cast. ainger from those on both sides of the political divide pouring out on to the streets with accusations of voter fraud, voter suppression, and abuse of power. gillum had conceded to desantis on the election night, but with the count continuing reversed. >> i am going to compromise and unapologetic call that we count

ev every single vote. >> reporter: and already, desantis is looking ahead. >> since the election, we have begun our efforts to build an administration to secure r florida's future. >> reporter: lawsuits have been filed by both cam independence the senate. governor scott wants senator nelson to the move on and allow florida to a future. and while nelson is accusing scott of stopping the count. victor oquendo, miami. democrats have captured another seatt in congress ousting dana rohrabacher owho wrote as a speechwriter by ronald reagan. the flipping of the seat is significant because for decades orange county has been a strong hold foremocratic leader nancy pelosi is working on rounding up the votes to be the speaker again, and the democrats are calling for acting attorney

general matt whitaker to are recuse himself. >> there is a bipartisan editorializing about this that he never should have been appointed and that it does violence no the koconstitution, and the vision of our founders to appoint such a person in such a manner to be the chief legal officer in our country. and that is bipartisan. >> whitaker is a republican party loyalist who weighed in on the investigation into the russian meddling, and pelosi s schoos says she does not have confidence in him. and michelle obama releasing a book, and what she is saying about husband's campaign. and

good morning a live look from the mt. tam camera and you can see the haze sticking around in the bay earea, and looks lik windy conditions there as well and you can see the trees blowing and the red flag warning in effect for today. happening theday, the san francisco giants' community fund is going to celebrate the junior giants' willy mack award named in honor of willie mccovey, and this is the first year without him though, because he died on halloween. he was an am bas dr for the junior giants program, and he used his efforts to make the play for free. that event is at at&t park. a num bber of events for the veterans out there, and we thank them. smoky. s looking like it might

>> yes, it is going to be clear in spots bush things are changing with the north winds blowing in up thor levels of the atmosphere. everyvil emory veryville is looking bert there, and in concord and some protected areas of the valley. but we have clocked winds up to 70 miles per hour, and so we will show you the upper level winds and the week ahead coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you, lisa. quinn cook shines with steph curry out.

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good morning a. live look from are the sutro towererer there. it is going to be hazy out there today. we have the red flag warning in effect as well for the windy conditions in the foothills and the mountains. in sports t1-7 raider are going to try to snap their seven-game losing streak. the kickoff is at 1:05 at the coliseum. and the giants will battle the 49ers tomorrow night on monday night football. you can watch that one starting right here at 5:00. last night, the dubs were shorthanded when they faced the brooklyn nets. mindi bach has the highlights.

no stephon curry or draymond green, and with curry a no-go, quinn cook got the start. look at boog di aie and the che looking on. bad commentary name to it. and look at that long two, and the warriors up by six. it was a two-point game in the second quartecook-lob to damion jones, and the height that jones gets is fun to watch. cook was unstoppableb in the first half. he hits the three right here to give the warriors a 53-46 lead. then moments later, he drains another. cook started 7 of 7 and 3 of 3 from the distance. warriors up 13 in the fourth quarter. durant to jones with the slam and the foul. and warriors adding on durant to klay thompson and you know what he can do from that spot. he finished with 24 on the spot. and durant led the way for the warriors at 28. no way to defend that assists a

20-point lead in the fourth quarter, and quinn was warriors 116-100, and cook had a season high 27 points. cal played the last road game of the season and a finding itself at the coliseum as the bears took the field having lost 14 in a row to the trojans. cal's last win against usc came in 2003 and the quarterback of that game was one aaron rodgers. and head coach justin wilcox was the assistant on that team as well. the bears trailed 7-0, and that is us c's tacking on points. the trojans led 14-0 at the half. then cal got a safety to get on the board, and chase gar bers finds vick wharton all alone for the 49-yard score. so cal in business. 14-9 is the score. and now in the third, watch, treveon beck, and he knows right where daniels is going, and he

is tripped up or he would have been gone. cal is super excited, because think know that on garbers is going to keep it and get his first rushing touchdown. the usc fans can not quite believe it, because this does not happen against the bears, but yes, it did. the streak is over, and the bears are bowl eligible. saturday night, senior night for stanford as they hosted oregon state. bryce love's final run on the home field from the tunnel, and then he just kept on running straight to the end zone, and this is 28 yards for the touchdown. yeah, maybe he had some injury, but he has the nfl quality move, and great cut. he finished with 11 carries for 90 yards, and oregon stated nbu mang the drag and dragging the defenders into the end zone as well.

k.j. knight had a career night. parkinson went 75 yards to the house for that one. he had 100 of the 163 receiving yards in the first half. and he had score number four right there. stanford rolled. the win there, they are now bowl eligible as well. this the afternoon, the raiders host the l.a. chargers 1:05 at the coliseum, and the air quality is going to be tough, so take the precaution out there, and enjoy the game. we will bring you the highlights starting at 5:00. we will see you then. the accuweather forecast with lisa argen. a good sunday morning to you. a check of the scam ras from the exploritorium, and sunrise, we had very nice colors, because that is due to the bad air. and this is a spare the air alert in effect for today and tomorrow. the high fire danger and the gusty winds in the hills, and it is a red flag warning until

4:00. we are seeing the winds gust at 2,000 and 3,000 feet and over 40 to 50 miles per hour. this is why the fires can spread rapidly. and with the dry air in place, and the ridge of high pressure over us, and capping the atmosphere with the smoke pushed down to the surface in some areas, this is doppler 7, and we will widen the perspective, and what is going on in the pacific norts west? it is dry, and the storm track is well into canada, and it looks like the next seven days, we won't see much change in the storm track. this is sutro, and you can see it in mountain view as well as the upper 60s. mild and 66 degrees, and from santa cruz, it is mild as well, but you can see the haze. low the mid-60s for most of you from concord to livermore, and while you are getting the mixing from the northeasterly winds throughout the day, the smoke is going to pile up from san francisco on southward.

some of you waking up to clearer conditions, and definitely warmer for all of the wind coming into play. as we are looking for the wind in the upper elevations, you can see it from 39 to 47 miles per hour in the north bay and not to be outdone, you can check out oakland hills, and looks like from 11:00, the winds will peak, and dial back in terms of the speed, but not directon. we will continue to see that overall northeasterly push of the wind, and that is going to bring more smoke into the bay area. the surface winds by the delta and gusting to the 28 miles per hour, and once again, the direction is all out of the north and northeast, and visibility right now is changing from four miles in hayward to ten miles in napa and seven at the san carlos airport, and from the other vantage point, you will get the idea of how the things remain unchanged and so with the lid on the atmosphere and twinhe winds gusting, and sy

skies and poor air quality and looking at the dry zseven days and with the wind blowing out at the northeast, at times that is a good thing, but not with the direction of the air and the dry bush, so we are getting the mixing and blowing that tinder dry brush and bringing the relative humidity down to very low levels. here we are at 4:00 in the afternoon and finally looking at the calmer winds, but in terms of atmosphere and how dry it gets, it is driest right in the afternoon, and then by the overnight hours hopefully things will pick up and bring more moisture, and not really only 23% in napa and 43% in oakland. we will take you into monday and very dry out there still, so let's check out the next seven days and getting the rain into the pacific northwest and that is going to take weekend, and nothing is busting through the ridge. it has been mild to start out, and we will continue to see the

winds in up thor elevations, bringing down the smoke for the unhealthy the air throughout the next several days. the a accuweather forecast is mid- to upper 60s today, and download the accuweather app and you will see the changes occurring in mild afternoons and nothing else because we are still hazy through the holiday and tuesday and into wednesday and finally the ridge should breakdown and bring us higher quality into the middle of the week, and hoping for a little bit of thanksgiving rain. >> yes, waiting for the rain. thank you, lisa. michelle obama is going to kick off the book tour tomorrow, and ahead of that, she opened up to "good morning america" anchor robin robbins, and speaking about the campaign, and we have this the look. >> in the book, you admitt to saying this stuff hurt. >> well, we don't do each other

a service by pretending like hurtful things don't hurt. i came to the after the experience, i own that hurt and i need to put it out there for myself to heal from it, but at the time, oh, gosh, i was not going to allow myself to be victimized from it, because there was no time to hurt in that role. >> you can watch robin roberts' conversation with michelle obama in a abc news primetime special called "the first lady's journal, a talk with michelle

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san francisco will say thank you to veterans today at the 98th annual veterans day parade. it starts at 11:00 a.m. on the embarcadero, and no traffic will be allowed from jefferson and the embark dcadero. also in san francisco, servicemen and women will be honored at the presidio officers club, and they will highlight the buffalo soldier all black unit during the filipino/american war there. is going to be a flag raising ceremony this morning at a 10:00, and all of the eventings will be dealing with the smoke outside. >> yes, looking at the mercury, the temperatures are mild, and in 56 in oakland and morgan hill, and another view from the east bay hills camera. it is going to bum you out with 62 in santa rosa and livermore at 62, and the upper level winds continue the blow. in oakland hills, out of the northeast, how about mt. st.

helena at 45 miles per hour. there is a spare the air alert today and tomorrow, and in to a accuweather forecast, it is showing you very little change with the smoky skies, and the red flag warning is going to expire tonight at 4:00, but we are still to getting the north shore flows, and so the air quality should begin to improve as we get a westerly wind off of the ocean, but the ridge is going to stay with us, mean nog rain in sight thursday, friday and saturday as the dry spell continues. we are going to continue to watch it for you, but overall, the outlook is 10, 14 day, and it is sort of looking promising by then, and you know, we have started out seasons very dry and ended very well, so, you know, don't lose ohope out there, because we could see a good season. >> we could definite areally use the rain with all of the wildfires. i'm max keller with lisa argen, and updates continue on abc news

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