now at 6:00, utter definite station. homes burned, lives lost as thousands flee the butte county fire. the blaze becomes among the deadliest in california history >> a live look outside right now. it looks like fog, but it's not. smoke still choking the air in the bay area this morning. good morning and thanks for joining us on this monday, november 12th. >> it is so tough to be in that haze. that smoke. mike, we have been complaining our skin is dry all this morning. how long will this affect us? >> four more days. the winds will shift north to northeast. west into the weekend. that will definitely bring us clean air. all of us are breathing unhealthy air this morning in the spare the air alert.

it is in effect through midnight. they will extend it. i'll let you know@mikenicco, tkbs abc7. we have areas that are freezing to about 52 near the coast at 7:00. upper 60s from noon to 4:00. mid to upper 50s, a lot 7:00. you will need the coat. keep that n-95 mask handy. alexis >> good morning, mike. looking at pretty empty bay bridge toll plaza. the only slow spot is the carpool lanes. a motorcycle and an suv. i believe that's off on the left shoulder. we could have part of the lane taken away. seeing a little bit of a slowdown there. everyone else moving through okay, even though the metering hraoeupts were on 5:33 today. we are seeing lighter volumes across the bay area due to the veterans day holiday. still a little heavy southbound 880, oakland, from earlier road work. it actually has speeded up

significantly even in the last few minutes from twheu used that sensor. we'll look at drive times coming up next. thanks, alexis. the death toll continues to rise still burning in butte county. >> six more bodies were recovered bringing the number of deaths to 29. that means the camp fire is tied for the deadliest fire in state history. unfortunately more than 200 people are still missing. we know it is the most destructive fire in state history destroying more than 6700 homes and businesses. at least check, it is only 25% contained. this is an updated map of the camp fire. the majority of the town of paradise is gone. cal fire says they expect strong northeast winds through the morning as crews try to control the perimeter. fire crews have been working around the clock to stop the

camp fire spread. >> will carr has been on the ground all weekend. he is live for us this morning. will? 6. good morning, matt and jessica. it continues to jump every single day. you have to understand the extent of all the damage. not just a block like this that buned to the ground. you're talking about this entire city of paradise has been wiped off the map. 29 people killed in this fire. that is tied with the fire from back in 1933. we're told by sthorts that it will likely become the most deadly fire ever in california history. the fire destroyed 5700 homes and businesses in this area. it looks like a bomb went off here in paradise. first responders are working around the clock. they're exhausted. 90 first responders, including

30 firefighters actually lost their homes. we have been out here and talking to them. we saw one highway control man was trying to help a dog. it was lost, scared. the pause were burned. the patrolman helped to get the dog to shelter. afterwards told us that he lost his home. he was simply out here trying to do whatever he could to help out. guys? >> the firefighters so brave. continuing to work in that devastation. will, have you seen people showing up to see if there's anything left? any small item to pick up or are they told to stay away? >> authorities are not letting residents back into this area. it is a disaster zone, quite literally. people will line up at the roadblock every single morning hoping today will be the day they can get back in.

there is a massive search for people swhor still missing. that is top priority. you are talking miles upon miles. not only properties like this but there's a skeleton row of cars going along pretty much every street in paradise. they have to go car by car looking for potential bodies in there. we spoke to one resident who pleaded for us to stop by his house and give us a call and let him know if it's still standing. his home, much like this, burned to the ground. in the middle was a green coffee cup. he said if you could bring that down, that would mean a lot. we took it to him. it was just that one thing, that one possession that he could take away from his home that he truly appreciated knowing that he had lost everything else.

guys? >> no doubt. thank you for anything they could salvage at this point. will, thank you. >> tens of thousands remain under evacuation orders. jackie was at home recovering from two chest surgeries when her family had to evacuate. the only option, she would have to drive her own car if she wanted to manage to stay alive. how did you manage? >> it was terrifying. >> reporter: she had only 20 minutes to grab her stuff and get out. >> i lived in my home for 20 years. my husband died there in my arms in bed. it's all gone. everything. it took everything. all my memories. all of our pictures. >> reporter: but you are still smiling. >> yeh. because we're all together and we're safe. >> they have been providing supplies. they're in need of more supplies. survivors of the tphaorbgt bay wildfires are helping people affected by the camp fire in butte county.

>> volunteers collected donations yesterday. >> volunteers collected donations at sonoma county high school yesterday. volunteers are turning to social media for help. barbara holford posted about her donation drive to help displaced animals on facebook. >> i didn't know four days if my animals were alive. i can't imagine what they're going through. it's just horrible. things you see on social media and the news. you can't just sit by and do nothing. >> holford is partnering with the old barn feed store in sonoma. they have collected $2,000 in donations so far. how one family is finding a silver lining after losing their home in southern california. how smoke could impact tonight's game at levi's stadium. you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather

forecast. upper 60s to near 70 degrees anywhere from 1 to 6 degrees warmer than average. makes you want to go outside, doesn't it?

if you were out early yesterday morning, look at how this morning differs. especially in the north bay. 23 degrees cooler in napa. 25 in fairfield. 29 in santa rosa. livermore and antioch, 20 and 14 cooler. even the peninsula in the south bay cooler in some areas. freezing cold temperatures. 28 ukiah. 30, santa rosa. 32, petaluma. napa close to 35. 49 tib lesson for the worm spot. 34, redwood city. here's a look from mt. tam. beaches, exercises, out and about, all of them poor air quality will be lingering for days. stay inside if you can. if not, wear the n-95 mask. here's alexis >> good morning, mike. i want to head back to the bay bridge toll plaza. we have been looking at this camera a lot today. we have the metering lights on.

they were on late today, 5:33 i believe was the official time. chp issued a sig-alert but it was canceled a few moments ago. it was off on the left shoulder. all lanes are back open now. here's a look at the light drive times. richmond, san rafael, seven minutes. 14-minute drive across san mateo. thank you, alexis. new help is on the way from the west. it's coming from outer space. it's coming from outer space. the devastating fires i've always loed forward to what's next. and i'm still going for my best even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a beer treatment than warfarin, i'm up for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin.

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we're following developing news in southern california where two wildfires are burning out of control. firefighters worry strong santa ana winds tonight into tomorrow will fan the flames. the larger fire, woolsey fire is burning near ventura los angeles county borders. authorities say two people were found dead in a malibu driveway. three firefighters were hurt in the fire. they are expected to be okay. 177 structures have been destroyed. 57,000 more, though, are threatened. according to cal fire's latest update, the fire has burned more than 85,000 achers and is only

15% caped. a live look at the woolsey fire. you can see a lot of smoke and flames down there. 3200 firefighters are battling the flames. this morning five cities are still evacuated. westlake village, agoura hills, calabasas, hidden hills, and malibu. a family from agoura hills returned to their mobile home park and found their home destroyed. yesterday they searched through the rubble and found a safe which held their most prized possessions. >> it's so great because some of these things is important to us. in cases like this, worst scenario, this is all we can save after seeing all the houses just burned to ashes. >> the father's citizenship papers and the son's graduation photos are among the items saved. smoke is still an issue today. it sounds like the 49ers game

tonight will go on as scheduled. >> here's what it looks like right now at levi's stadium. they were thinking of postponing it to thursday night. we're about 11 hours away from the game starting. you can watch the niners take on the giants tonight on abc 7. they decided not to cancel it. you want to take precautions. >> you can see that red glow we are all used to seeing as the sun comes up. >> raiders fans said how they are doing yesterday. >> raiders didn't do well. that's another story. i don't think smoke had anything to do with that. probably not. let's take a look. 66 degrees at kickoff. dropping down to 58. we know for sure it will be cool with poor air quality. the air is just glowing pink and red above san jose. 101 and 880.

the thickest fog -- i'm so used to saying fog. the thickest smoke in liver moore. visibility three miles. flight arrival delays in to sfo because of this smoke. it will be around all day today. temperatures will be mild if you have to be outside. mid to upper 60s. cool to cold tonight. air improves by friday. chance of rain monday of next week. 67 in san mateo. san jose, 71. santa row say, 72. rest of us around the bay, low to mid-40s. san francisco, 48. at 7:00 monday evening, you can see coming from the south and west, several chances of rain as we head all the way through wednesday evening.

winds will shift friday. we should see cleaner air over the weekend. temperatures will still be well above average and dry until then. >> good morning, mike. taking a look at our traffic maps here today. i have the visibility layer on. that's not fog. unfortunately that is smoke. we are seeing very low visibility in some areas due to that this morning. taking you into the oakland area. this is one of our earlier trouble spots. road work went late on 880 that finally has recovered. you're up to 60 miles per hour on southbound 880. eastbound 580 looks great as well. either one a decent option through the oakland area. we had an earlier sig-alert. very briefly westbound 80 at the bay bridge toll plaza, a crash that did clear. hazy sky on the richmond side. >> thank alexis. good morning america is coming up at 7:00 here on abc 7. we have a look at what's

ahead. good morning, cecilia. >> hey, guys, good morning to you both. coming up on gma, continuing the coverage you have been following all morning long. the devastating wildfires in california. the deadliest and most destructive in state history. thousands of fires on the front line right now. our team is on the scene with the very latest. also this morning, more of robin's exclusive interview with michelle obama. she'll be taking us back to the very moment she first bet barack obama. why she initially said he was off-limits. plus, we have new guidelines on khroeft roll this morning. the latest recommendations to help fight heart disease. dr. ashton is here with what you need to know this morning. we are kicking off our huge, huge disney celebration of mickey's birthday. so where is ginger? somewhere on the planet around the globe taking a super fan on

this mega adventure. you don't want to miss it. it's all coming up on gma. she has all the good assignments. >> reggie is off today. it's not him, right? they're not together, are they? >> maybe. >> he certainly would qualify, but i don't think it's him, sadly. >> a giant disney fan. thank you, cecilia, we appreciate it. an effort to go green in the north bay where residents could be banned from using natural gas. looking outside this morning, smoky skies. there's the bay bridge. you can see that red glow here in the bay area.

you are never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. so far every one in our microclimates, north bay, central, south central, santa clara valley, unhealthy air. and it's right now. i imagine the rest of the forecast which comes from the management district will change to red as we get closer through

the day. it will remain poor through at least thursday. >> thank you, mike. let's take a live look at southern california. there are two wildfires raging. this is a live look at the woolsey fire that is burning. it started on the ventura, los angeles county line. it has quickly spread over the weekend. really taking out a large portion of the malibu area west of where this fire began. and the fear is this morning that the santa ana winds that are raging across southern california will continue to fan the flames. >> it looks like it is burning in a remote area. hopefully that is a firebreak. five cities evacuated because of this. >> it has been a deadly fire. two people have been killed there in southern california as well as we watch those fires all across the state really. >> turning now to a fire in the east bay. firefighters put out a fire outside a fraternity house on

piedmont avenue. possibly an rv exploded last night. no one was hurt. it's unclear what caused the explosion. new homes in santa rosa could have a new requirement. be equipped to operate without natural gas. according to the press democrat, the city council directed staff members to draft an all-electric ready ordnance. it is still in the very early planning stages. council members say it will help to cut carbon emissions. next at 6:30, our california wildfire coverage. they came to the rescue of pets left behind in the camp fire evacuations. president trump blames california for the major wildfires

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right now at 6:30, california on fire. the death toll rising in northern california as the camp fire leaves devastation in butte county. thousands losing everything, including first responders. in southern california, strong winds fueling the woolsey fire. terrifying new video and details on the firefight from the sky. plus, the haze covering the bay area. air quality a big concern as you head out the door. good morning and thanks for joining us on this monday, november 12th. the birds like the water. i don't think anybody likes the skies out there. super hazy. >> it is tough to see that day after day. >> notice the birds are flying close to the water trying to find the cleaner air. they can't find it. neither can i. unhealthy air right now. suit is row tower, a look at our microclimates. air unhealthy for all of us to breathe on this winter spare the

air. resist burning wood. you get fined a lot of money if you get caught. plus, who wants to add to this. walnut creek this morning. you can barely see. three-quarters to maybe a mile down 680. that's how thick the smoke is. dress in layers this morning. low 30s in many areas to low 50s. look how homogenized our temperatures are. mid to upper 50s as we round out the day planner at 7:00. hey, alexis. good morning, mike. seeing the same thing on all the traffic cameras. terrible air. definitely set whatever venting system you have on in your vehicle to recycle the air throughout cabin. just know it's going to be part of your commute today. honestly, probably the restf the week as well. no significant delays on the bay bridge into san francisco, though. looking at pretty light volumes across the board due to the veterans day holiday. santa rosa to petaluma, 14

minutes. 14 minutes on westbound 580, castro to the maze. we will just do all three at 13 minutes. 280/680 to highway 85 looking good as well. >> thank you, alexis. the latest on the deadly wildfires burning across california. this new video showing the terrifying escape route one farmer faced as he tried to leave malibu. >> so far 31 people are confirmed dead across the state. there are still 228 people missing. 7,000 structures have been destroyed. 2 200,000 acres destroyed. 29 people are confirmed dead in a camp fire in butte county. the most destructive fire in state history with more than 6700 homes and businesses destroyed >> these are challenging investigations and autopsies because you are often dealing with the remains of humans who have been burned. in some cases you may only have bones.

>> it has destroyed nearly 60000 homes, some belonging to firefighters. it is only 25% contained. smoky air is sitting over the bay area as the camp fire continues. >> the current air quality is considered unhealthy in most places. jobinaortson has a hazy view of the city and a message from officials. what are they recommending for these current conditions? >> reporter: they are saying the first and best option is to stay indoors if you can. the next is to use a mask like this one, n-95 mask. this is not to replace staying inside. you can see the smoky sky. you will be dealing with this for a while. the masks are supposed to filter 95% of mold and dust in the air. where do you find one of these masks? it's been tough for some people. at last check cole hardware had

some in stock. customers have been pleasantly surprised to see them there. >> last time we had a fire we were sold out. we were getting shipments over a period of like a week. we get crates and crates in. we went through a lot of them. >> reporter: it's not officially winter yet. but a winter spare the air has been called for at least the end of today. and this means that wood burning of any kind is banned right now. reporting live, jobina fortson, abc 7 news. jobina, thank you. more harrowing stories are emerging as people desperately try to escape the flames of the camp fire. >> shelters have filled up with evacuees who don't know what's next. many left their homes without minutes to spare. >> scary trying to go through the fire when it's all around

you. so is it's very scary. you have fire on the left, fire on the right, ash falling on you. >> just sitting there, we thought we were going to die. if we would have waited five more minutes, we wouldn't be here today. >> according to cal fire, when the camp fire broke out, it tore across 5,000 acres of land in just three hours. that is one football field every three seconds. sadly, or some people had to leave pets behind as they evacuated. redwood city fire department posted these photos on twitter after one of their crews found seven dogs and a litter of cats at a home in the fire zone. they gathered them together and made sure they are fed. they are doing okay. governor brown is still waiting for word on whether president trump will honor his request for a major disaster declaration. >> we are requesting presidential declaration funding coming from the federal government. of course there will be efforts from the state government as well. it's a time to pull together and work through this tragedy. >> the governor's request yesterday came a day after president trump blamed gross

mismanagement for the wildfires. the president said there was no reason for the fires except for poor forest management. the governor's office responded by saying our focus is on the californians impacted by responders. they are working to save lives and property not on the president inane and uninformed tweets. new at 6:00, new help on the way for the fire crews all along the west coast. >> the national oceanic and atmospheric association will monitor fires. according to the chronicle, they will monitor. it is sending back images and will track fire conditions and send information to officials for next fire season. reminder, stay on top of the wildfires with the abc 7 news mobile app. it is free to download. be sure to enable push alerts to get breaking news updates. you are never more than 7

minutes away from my accuweather forecast. here's a look at the temperatures. 36 in campbell. one of the cool spots. 30s in santa teresa, morgan hill, alum rock. 43, san jose. look at this. 37 in redwood city. 39 in newark. mid 30s lafayette, danville, livermore. brentwood, 37. frost in novato. san pablo, nice at 55 degrees. sought row tower, you can't even see the bay bridge. caution roads mass transit or ferry. unhealthy all day today. it's going to be calm and very smoky on the ferry this afternoon or this morning. here's a look the a some of our temperatures, though. they will be pretty comfortable. 50 at 8:00 in san francisco. mid to upper 60s noon through about 5:00. 61 by 8:00. we're at 58.

peninsula, 49 by 8:00. upper 60s to near 70 from noon to 5:00. 56 by 8:00. east bay valleys, 42 at 8:00. mid to upper 60s from noon through 4:00. look at that. 52 already by 8:00. all right. small chance of rain and a wind shift. it is an observed holiday today. is that helping? >> it definitely is. much lighter volumes than i typically see on amon morning. it took a time to fill in. the metering lights were on pretty late today. 5:33 was the official time. we did have a crash beyond the toll booth. pretty typical. lighter than average due to the holiday today. we have a problem if you're trying to get to or from half moon bay. head-on collision with injuries. that is blocking both directions. you can see that is starting to

stack things up on eastbound 92. stick to 280 and highway 1 traveling through that area. and then just a quick check of drive times. 17 minutes highway 4 to the maze. 12 across the bay bridge. 101, san francisco to sfo, looking good in the green at 10 minutes. we felt like we needed a little something to brighten your day today. so when crossing the street there is no excuse not to use the crosswalk. take a look at this family of swans in victoria, australia. mom and dad and their four babies did not take shortcuts. they are using a marked pedestrian crossing. they do this all the time as they go about their daily activities. how cute is that? >> and smart. >> i know, right? a lot of humans that could learn from them. they don't go that fast. you know, they're following the rules >> right there. you can see them. all right. >> we could use that smile today, right? >> yeah. >> we needed that. >> nice video. multimillion dollar battle

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we found our cool weather and our snow. check this out. this is from denver from our affiliate there, kmgh. you can see the snow coming down. doesn't that look beautiful? it looks so much better than our sky. their sky is white. our sky has a ting of tan in it. that's because of the smoke. our weather, completely different. because of the smoke. they don't have delays in denver right now because of the snow. everything is so upside-down right now. we still have a red flag warning for 8.7 million through 5:00 tomorrow in southern california. monterey, 66. mid-70s around san diego and los

angeles and palm springs. snow coming to the sierra? no. but they are making it at night at least when we're in the teens and 20s. we have a chance of rain. i'll show it to you next. >> we have seen footage of fire tphaeud dou ney doughs this from woolsey fire. >> back to the woolsey fire. a helicopter filling up so it can do another water drop there. the fire is being pushed by strong santa ana winds. 57,000 homes are threatened. 85,000 acres and just 15% contained. 177 buildings destroyed. hill fires burned 4500 acres and is 75% contained.

we saw the remoteness of some of these flames. it is obviously important to get the water because it's so hard to get firefighters anywhere where they are. >> aerial supports so crucial. scott wright from kabc has been flying above all the devastation. >> he spoke to cecilia vega about the situation. >> well, good morning to you. basically over the malibu area. we think that really is where most of the concern will be this morning and into the day for firefighters along malibu canyon road. as we look south, this is mountainous terrain into the top the portion of your screen. a lot of homes you can't see nestled in the hillside. the real concern the next couple of days are the high winds. sadly, they are forecast to be with us until as late as wednesday. >> 25% we're told. can you see it from the sky?

you could see it, but it is only to the north. north of the 101 freeway. no containment on the south side towards lake is sherwood, into malibu. absolutely no containment at this hour. >> so much left to do. remind our viewers that good morning america has live team coverage of all the fires coming up at 7:00 right after mornings". graduated from vintage high school earlier this year and is freshman at pepperdine university. she graduated earlier this year where she was an honor student and athlete. >> knowing like the way that she passed away is really hard. >> there needs to be new laws or things put in place to make sure that people who have guns shouldn't have them if they're not mentally stable. >> later this morning, the hero foundation is holding the heroes march in honor of alaina housley

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red is worse. isolated pockets of purple which means it is becoming hazardous. they are shoepg up around walnut creek. you can barely see half to three-quarters of a mile because of so much smoke in the air. all day today and through thursday. i see wind shifts from north to northeast. that would bring us cleaner air. it will change the jet stream that would allow it to steer a storm our way next week. 67 to 72 is our temperature range. 32 in santa rosa tonight. monday at 7:00 in the evening, look at the green coming in. that's tuesday. that's wednesday. there could be several chances of rain with this next system. until then, keep temperatures in the mid-60s at the coast. upper 60s to low 60s about everywhere. air quality issues through thursday. slightly cleaner air. but the same temperatures this weekend. alexis. >> good morning, mike.

we have a couple issues to talk about on the roads right now. we have a head-on crash on state route 92 next to state route 35 at the skyline. directions both ways blocked for emergency crews. a backup either side of 92. stick to 280 or highway 1 getting to or from the half moon bay area. a sig-alert any minute now. southbound 101, marsh road. we have a crash that is blocking at least the two left lanes, possibly the three left lanes. keeping a close eye on that one as well. sit light getting out of tracy. 65 on 205. one small stretch of heavy traffic 14 miles per hour on 580. a lot of folks do have the veterans day holiday off today. so we are seeing lighter volumes in most areas. thanks, alexis. next, the 7 things you need to know before you go >> first, our instagram picture of the day. and you can see a firefighter there from paradise really taking a moment.

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it's 6:54. if you're just joining us or heading out the door, here are the 7 things you need to know before you go. number one, 29 people are confirmed dead in the camp fire in beauty county. butte county. the most destructive fire in state history with more than 6700 homes and businesses destroyed >> number two, the air unhealthy. dangerous in the east bay valleys right now. that's the case all day today. my accuweather 12-hour planner, 30s and 40s this morning. mid to upper 60s this afternoon. number three, many people are buying a ask because of the poor air quality. abc 7 news was at cole hardware on polling street in san francisco. they have the n-95 mask which is designed to filter out 95% of the dust and mold in the air. number 4, despite the smoke, tonight's monday night football game between the giants and the niners will go on as scheduled. a live picture from levi's stadium. it is still smoky there. the nfl has been monitoring and

considered moving or postponing the game. >> number five, the woolsey fire in southern california continues to grow as santa ana winds fan the flames there. it is now 85,000 acres in size. number six, taking a look at the roads this morning, as predicted, a sig-alert southbound 101 past marsh road. two left lanes blocked. that will likely be that way for the next 30 minutes >> number seven, freebies for veterans in honor of veterans day. red lobster is offering a free appetizer or dessert. ihop has red pwhaoeut and blue pancakes. strawberries and whipped cream. a nice start to the day. >> absolutely. thank you to all the veterans out there. thank you for joining us on "abc 7 mornings". be aisle out there. the air still dangerous. >> it will be that way through

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