mornings. right now at 6:00 president trump is traveling to california to visit first responders and survivors of the devastating camp fire. this is video of him leaving the capitol earlier today. he is expected to land at the air force base in yuba city before 10:00 this morning. it's saturday november 17th. good morning. i'm chris nguyen. the president's visit comes at smoke from the camp fire continuing to impact the bay area. let's check in with lisa argen for the latest on air quality. are we getting any relief. we are beginning to see changes already in the bay area. we have areas of dense fog along the coast, the north bay and san francisco. you can see it here and live doppler 7. but the visibility we are impacted not only from the fog ant haze but the smoke from concord and livermore more with some of the worst air quality with less than a mile visibility in the inland east bay. two to three miles in mountain vow and san jose. looking at the currently par

particulate matter index you notice the red in vallejo, concord and elbowed. but the yellow. redwood city and san jose. and changes he on the better side with more mixing out there. and as we look live a at san jose the next in our are four days under the spare the air alert. looking at the map, the brit oranges and yellows indicate the worst. lifting to the north throughout the day. by 6:00 tomorrow morning notice the lighter but. that's better air quality. but through sunday we stay in that area. and then by monday we're looking at smoke headed our way. it's really a big pattern change. we are getting that right in time for the holiday travel day wednesday. thanks, lisa. now to developing news if you or someone you no he is traveling this weekend check flight status. flits are delayed and cancelled at sfo because of the low visibility caused by the smoke from the camp fire in butte county. as you any this weekend is expected to be busy travel days

for the holiday break. the smoke is also causing major events in the bay area to be postponed. this includes the annual big game between cal and stanford. abc 7 news reporter story. >>. in shows delays for dprt yur and arrivals. people traveling to the bay area were warned early in the week delays were possible. >> yeah, they were saying the flit tomorrow might be attacked. >> piedmont resident left on business tuesday. and while away, he stocked up on n-95 masks. because they are sold out around the bay. >> i bought a 20 pack for the family but i have heavy duty ones coming sunday. that was the fastest i could get them. >> sabrina is in from dallas to attend the wig game at cal. >> i bought the ticket and flit a long time ag. >> but to her surprise the matchup is postponed due to the

smoke. >> we know that the the health of the players is obviously a big concern. with you we just got the email a couple of minutes ago just found out. >> it's scheduled for december 1st. tracy couldn't reschedule her sister's 50th birthday party so she brought a mask. >> i have asthma. i knew would be compromised ormy broegting would be compromise. we came prepared. >> university officials considered moving the gamed to levi stadium but the air quality isn't much better in the south bay. to give you perspective, the elic last time the game was postponed was following the assassination of jfk. >> the bad air quality is impacting a curbside donation thanksgiving drive. posed to happen this weekend. but they are going virtual. if you want to donate go to the website. there is a link on our website, abc7news.com. you see a page to pay for items like turkey, ham, chicken, rice

and vegetables. the virtual donation drive runs threw thanksgiving. many other eebts cancelled, north the north face endurance challenge and running race bowing happening in san francisco. the oakland zoo is closed. alcatraz closed this woke. tomorrow's annual berkeley half marathon will be rescheduled for february or march. the golden heart run in santa clara has been cancelled. we are keeping a list on our website. abc7news.com. time now is 6:04. if you happen to spend time outside today you notice a lot of people wearing masks. when can you do if you don't have one? leslie brinkley talked to a doctor about possible alternatives. >> we are all improvising, prvging the mask wearing technique to pret our health in the smoke choked air. >> does it help to duct tape the edges of doors and windows. >> it does actually because you have to have as much ceiling as possible. >> this doctor is an allergist

with the allergy and asthma medical group of the bay area. she suggests wearing the masks even in your car. she says ill fitting one size fits all masks that are too large can be folded and sealed. >> wrap around glass is a good idea. sunglasses. regular glasses. you can use goggles if you want because a lot of my patients have eye irritation in addition to coughing. >> something like this, a snorkel mask overkill. >> why not, really. >> whatever works. >> whatever works. that's a great idea. great improv. >> if you have access to the industrial respirator that might not be bad. >> you can use a.d. -- dsh if you happen to have access to one. if you are running out the doctor and grab a bandanna, a scarf would in help. >> it's better than nothing. and, again, a thicker scarf is better if you can. >> we have a lot of people looking for bandannas or neck

buffs to help cover their nose and mouth from the smoke. >> at the sports basements store in berkeley some customers came in zak for desert goggles like these and even camping gear. >> instead of walking around berkeley with masks we could head down to pinnacles and set up a tent and maybe breathe easy for a little bit. >> get out of town and take a deep breath again. i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. stay with abc 7 news as we track the air quality in the bay area. you can check the current conditions where you live by going to abc 7 news.com there you find a map that updates every five minutes. the time is 6:06. president trump is on his way to california see the devastation from the camp fire first hand. this is video of him leaving washington, d.c. he is expect today land at beil air force base at 9:45 this

morning in yuba county. last week the president caused outrage on blaming fires on poor forest management. the preponderate has change his tune. last night he tweeted he is looking forward to joining governor brown and governor elect newsom during his visit. the tweet was in ponce to a joint statement from the governor brown and governor elect numbers both vocal critics of the president. but they welcome the visit appear say now is the time to pull together. here is the latest on the camp fire, scorching 146,000 acres or 228 square miles since is it breck out. it's 50% contained. the butte county sheriff confirms 71 people have died. there is some confusion this morning over the number of people who remain missing. the butte county sheriff's office reports more than 1,000 people are unaccounted for. that's up from just over 600 on thursday. the butte county sheriff cautions some people may be on

the list twice. because of spelling variations or because they haven't checked in with families. officials have also added every name zridescribed as missing in1 calls. we have the full list of missing people on our website. if you know where someone is you are asked to call the sheriff's office so names can be removed. you can fine the phone numbers on the page at abc7news.com. people are awaiting the president's arrival this morning. carlos salcedo is at the incident command center in chico with a message from the sheriff there. >> i would appreciate it if he had some time to acknowledge the fwr great work of the public safety professionals. >> not directing mentioning the initial tweet on the camp fire where he criticized forest management while threatening to withhold funding. the main focus for local officials has been on search and

recovery and helping fire victims get back on their feet. >> i'm thankleful you guys are here. >> suns of survivors packed this space at the chico small where fema set up a disaster the recovery center. stacey aiken is one of those who lost everything. she was grateful to escape as she requires a walk sfwleer i was in my yard yelling for somebody to please, god, help me. i heard a voice from out of the dark. my neighbor said what do you need? and i said help. >> with so many traumaticizing experiences counselors and comfort dogs are helping. once approved victims get federal funding for temporary housing. >> we give them cash, you know, a check, you know deposited into their account they can use to rent something while waiting to rebuild and get back to their home. >> the important thing is for people to start the application process early so they could get

help as soon as possible. the fema center will be open daily from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 at night. in chico, carlos salcedo, abc 7 news. if you'd like to help fire victims we have a full list of resources listed on our website, abc7news.com. you can also make a $10 donation to the red cross by texting the words red cross to 90999. the time is 6:10 on saturday morning. lisa argen has been tracking the accuweather forecast for us and the poor air quality across the bay. but some places could see relief as you mentioned earlier. >> a little bit. we are looking at a slightly stronger on shore push and a live lock outside from the bay bridge toll camera. 49 in san francisco. upper 20s in some inland valleys. that is where we have some of the worst air quality, north and east bay. 42 in san jose. we will talk about slate improvements today and a bill pattern change including rain just in time for thanksgiving.

>> thank you. coming up if the air is bothering your pets probably feel it. while masks may not be the best slugs there is an easy thing to do for the dog. we'll explain. plus, abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area. today we focus on the commute. see how a few se he's got some news on his phone. >> what did you

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while experts suggest that you wear a mask it may not be the best solution for dogs. our reporter got answers from a veterinarian. >> stephanie is a dog walker. because of the unhealthy air she limited the time spent out with the animals. >> i brought them out for like an hour and a half today. >> that's half of what you usually do. >> half. just so they could get out. >> some older dogs required needed assistance. >> i take them out. we're not going very long. we take shorter walks now. >> at dolores park we ran into harriet, her owner told us conditions haven't been good for the dog. >> i don't take them out for as long as i usually do. and she -- because she is coughing so much i have to hold her a lot. >> this woman post add picture of in her dog with a small bandanna on its face which doesn't do much good.

masks aren't really effective. >> they wouldn't tolerate them being fitted. >> doctor o'neill returned from chico where she and other vets were treating animals. she says it's not a bad idea to wipe down the dogs after the walk because the dogs like themselves. >> where the cases with a lot of par particulate matter. you want to wipe it away and baby wipes would work for that. >> last knit she brought home a senior dog after an elderly woman couldn't care for her. the talking's name is gizmo. >> the shelter i was at had 800 zms, very full, three separate building. troig it physically manage the needs of all the animal, even the healthy ones is challenging. >> muttville is an organization in san francisco helping senior dogs. gizmo will event hi need a home. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. abc 7 news is committed to

building a better bay area. so we are spending more time examining issues affecting our quality and life and trying to find solutions. dan ashley explains how a small number of cars with artificial intelligence could soon improve traffic for all the other cars on the road, including jurors are yours. >> it happens to all of us drur driving along when for no obvious reason some cars slow down while others cruise along. it's what experts call a phantom traffic jam. >> you are stuck because of the way people driving. small disturbens from one driver get magnified. then soon it's seed up, slowed down. >> dan work a traffic expert from vanderbilt university knows about the phantom traffic jam. his team ran this test demonstrating a real phenomenon. you can see it sped up in the video, 22 cars driefgt in a circle. >> they are told to drive as they would in rush hour traffic.

inevitably inevitably the cars go into a stop and go traffic pattern. drivers race around one side of the traffic jam just to get caught in the other side >> here is data with an experiment that shows what we can do about it. these are the same karps with one exception. the arrow points to a self-driving car, programmed to smooth the flow of traffic. the human drivers don't know it's there. but as one self-driving car drives more mootingly all the other cars do too. >> what that self-driving car has to do is drive at the average speed of the person driving too fast and then too slow. >> a human driver can't figure that out but a cart are car with artificial intelligence can. >> here in the bay area traffic researchers at the department of energy berkeley lab use sophisticated computer marylandling to predict what else self-driving can do. in this simulation cars programmed to behave like human drivers have to get threw the intersection. they take turns then a single car with artificial intelligence

is introduced. >> if you let the artificial intelligence find a an filber slugs what it does for this scenario is create a snake. even though you never taut it with what is a snake. >> the researcher says the computer models figured out how to make merging traffic run more efficiently. this simulation represents the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. the red sboms are self-driving cars regulating other vehicles to smooth the flow of traffic. >> in the coming years we will see an increasing proportion of vehicles on the road have some level of automation. not fully but some level. that means within a few years we have maybe 5% or 10% of vehicle that is could help control traffic. >> remember that experiment with the circling cars? researchers say when the cars were driving more smoothly they used an incredible 40% less gas. not just the self-driving car.

it's all of them >> it shows the potential that the automation systems even before every car has them can benefit all of our commutes. >> some car makers are already offering an early version of this technology. it's an advanced version of cruise control that allows you to set the amount of space between your car and the one ahead. researchers say that can help you drive smoothly and benefit everyone. we want you to be part of the conversation. how can we work on building a better bay area and making it easier to get where we want to go. share youry ideas by hading the hashtag better bare the. good saturday morning waking up to low clouds and fog and dense fog in spots. certainly on the coast parts of the north bay. down on the central coast monterey. we have a red flag warning in effect for the sierra foothills. talking about breezy winds here tonight. 10:00 through 4:00 he will

tomorrow morning. unfortunately we are still talking about red flag warnings in november while the temperatures are below frezing in many areas locally. so a little odd with that certainly. with you we are looking at more seasonal conditions getting into a big pattern change involving some rain by thanksgiving. 29 in santa rosa. 36 in concord. chilly in livermore as well. 50 in fremont. 41 in oakland. and the air quality is where is in the valleys where the air continues to drain, the heavier air into the inland east bay and north bay. the combination of smoke and fog bringing two to three miles of visibility. but over a mile in concord, livermore and three miles in san jose. not a lot has change. a live look outside you can see the haze. smoke, hazy air true tuesday. that involves air quality alert and spare the air alert right on for the next four days. but within the four days

beginning today later on today and tomorrow looking at improvements already seeing some of them they're very localized though. and by wednesday looking at rain and cleaner air. let's bring in our storm impact scale exclusive to abc 7. wednesday, thursday and friday, two systems arriving with light to moderate rain. a half inch to an inch for most areas. bro breezy, killeen air. mess attention up the get away wpds but no one cars because we are looking at cleaner air by wednesday. 5:00 here is the rain across the bay area into thanksgiving. pushing through, snow in the mountains. it's a cold system. as we go through the evening thanksgiving another system dropping down from the north and it's with us until friday midday. but it looks like next weekend will be dry saturday and sunday. that is good news a lot of folks coming back or going away from the bay area traveling. and it looks like a dry saturday

and sunday. let's add up the two systems. the first on 7:00 on thursday. this is when it begins anywhere from 0.019 to a quarter inches in the north bay. friday morning still raining in the north day. over an inch and lesser amounts in the east and south bay. but this model hold true it would have been impressive to upwards of an inches of rain. temperatures in the 60s today with the hazy and smoky bad air out there again. but you notice throughout the afternoon and evening we'll have slightly better air. that's due to a slightly stronger sea breeze. 62 in richmond. 63 in palo alto. tonight it's hazy. temperatures in the 30s and 40s. the accuweather seven-day forecast, fog, sun and smoke, hazy sunshine today and tomorrow. tloed the accuweather app. things begin to change a bit today and then by monday and tuesday a little bit more. and then in advance of the next system we're really going to see

some better air as we bring in the rain wednesday, thursday and friday. you can download that and check abc 7 for the latest air quality. >> thank you. shopping the (music throughout)

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>> announcer: good morning, east bay let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. right now it's 6:30. following two big stories regarding the camp fire this morning. the president is headed to northern california to see the devastation first hand. this visit as he continue to deal with the heavy smoke across the bay area. good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. let's look at the forecast and the air quality with lisa argen. she is tracking the conditions where you live. >> chris, good morning to you. and live doppler 7 looking different. we have a stronger on shore push that means fog from the peninsula, san francisco, but the air quality still hazardous in the inland east by and north bay. the visibility due to haze and smoke in our inland east bay less than a mile, two miles in pet lump. three miles along the shoreline. a live lack outside from the east bay hills. yes, certainly bad out there, today, tomorrow, monday and tuesday. but we are see improvements on the peninsula and in the city.

looking for in smoke forecast right into monday you'll notice the britter colors pushing to the north. that means the bad air is pushing away and the lighter blah over us means slightly better air threw sunday morning, sunday afternoon. but as we get into monday notice the yellow coming back into play. so we are still under that poor air quality and a spare the air alert. it's fluctuating from time to time as we go through the next several days. and several hours but overall it's getting slightly better today closer to the bay. details on the extended including rain. >> in the south bay doctors say hospital visits are going up because of the unhealthy air-conditions. as amanda del castillo explains we are getting a better idea of how harmful the smoke can be. >> reporter: this thick layer of smoke from the camp fire hangs over the south bay. >> i've been here 26 years. this is the worst air quality i've seen in my career.

>> this doctor at santa clara medical center says 20% of patients on friday reported shortness of breath and symptoms related to smoke. he says some patients requested additionally inhalers and steroid dosages. others require more specialized care. >> we have had to some patients in the hospital because we are worried if they left the hospital they would have problems again. >> cross the city, christmas in the park precip in downtown san jose slowed for smoke concerns. stanley says his group of 22 volunteers dropped to 11. >> we lost a couple of the volunteers due to the smoke. >> this location, cordnators say hundreds usually attend but business started slow with the smoke. >> we want everyone safe and healthy. and we are recommending that people do what feels best to them. >> however, options to escape the smoke aren't always available or even easily

accessible. to combat concern for the homeless the county has opened clean air centers through the south bay. >> from gilroy up to milpitas and mountain view there are facilities available to offer clean air. >> more than anything we want to avoid or limit what we do outside. in fact san jose parks and rec cancelled outdoor camps and classes and other activities until tuesday. in san jose, amanda del castillo. what do you need to do to keep healthy during the spare the air alerts? masks are recommended, especially for children and the elderly. people with respiratory conditions should be careful because the bad air quality triggers asthma. one doctor plains how to wear the masks. >> the make sure you pirj the melts, the pinch this around your nose so it's fitted so you can create a suction and so the way you -- the way you make sure it's working when put it on you

breathe in. if you see that suction happening and it's pressing against your face it's fitted correctly. >> the service dr. on demand is offering 24 assistance by own on online to answer questioning .we have a link on our website. stay with abc 7 news as we monitor the air quality. we've been send sending alerts like this to check condition where you live. to get updates download the app and nationale push alerts. the time is 6:34. president trump is on his way to northern california to meet with victims of the deadly wildfires that have scorch the state. earlier this morning he said the first respond erps have been incredible and unbelievably brave. >> i want to be with the firefighters and the fema and first responders. we want to spend a lot of time and discuss many things. i'm meeting with the governor. and the new governor. and governor elect. so we have a lot of things to talk about.

we will be talking about forest management. i've been saying that for a long time. >> president trump is expected to land just before 10:00 this morning in yuba county. that's south of where the camp fire is burning. he will tour the fire zones with governor jerry brown and governor elect gavin newsom. here is the latest on the camp fire. 71 people died. the fir burned 146,000 acres. containment is at 50%. more than 1,000 people are unaccounted for. the butte county shaver says it's possible that people are on the list twice because of spelling variations or because they haven't checked in with family. we spoke with one woman who waiting for word on her grandparents. >> for melona gonzalez, a fire tearing through her grandparents town is especially hard in the days before thanksgiving. chris and phyllis are presumed

dead. they lived in pair disfor decades. melona visited them as a child. >> my grandma would make thanksgiving dinner with like, a ton of butter, paula dean obscene amounts of butter like a grandmother would and should. >> melona says when she heard of the camp fire it was tough to find out what happened. several aunts and uncles lived in paradise and got out safely. >> there were days thinking they got out with people in the church or maybe somebody picked them up and we don't know. >> melona posted on facebook asking for help finding her grandparents and called agencies. a network of friends and neighbors helped her piece together that her grandparents likely hadn't made it. >> a friend of a friend, you know, somebody that could check on the house. and they had told me that there was nothing there. and that was devastating.

i also had heard that their car was there. and it was too much to handle. >> melona mom told her crews found remains but they are waiting for dna confirmation. >> they found my grandmother's neckless which made it real. >> melona says her grandmother never took off her neckless. she plans to visit paradise and plan a memorial for her grandparents. she is unsure what happens to the town. >> it was the kind of place where you would go down to the local store, strattons, and talk to the clerk, so and so and let them know phyllis and chris need this. losing so many people in a town where people knew each other, that's going to be a hard pill to swallow. >> ama daetz, abc 7 news. in southern california, firefighters continue to battle the woolsey fire. the new concern for residents is possible mudslides in the burn zone as wet weather is expected in coming week. more than 98,000 acres have

burned in los angeles and ventura counties. the fire is 78% contained. last keck, three people have dial. calfire expects the fire fully contained by monday. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, turkey give away, the athlete helping local families put a thanksgiving meal on the table. golf takeover at at&t park. the unique event happening this weekend. but first a live outside from the exploratorium camera. this is not fog. this is the smoke hovering throughout the bay area coming from the camp fire in butte county. county. lisa argen has the full fore this is a fight. not to the finish. county. lisa argen has the full fore but to the beginning. a fight that can only be won, if we stand together for one cause. him.

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happening today, the hello kitty cafe truck is coming back to the bay area. the truck will be at the broadway plaza in walnut creek from 10:00 until 8:00 tonight. fans find a exclusive batch of goodies and limited edition collectibles. the truck stops in pleasant and next month. the bad air isn't stopping some from claiming high to hit golf balls at at&t park. the top golf crush allows people to aim for the glowing targets on the feel. the event runs through tomorrow. the time is 6:41. lisa argen has been tracking the accuweather forecast for us. and lisa, bay area air quality still impacted but relief on the

way you've been track going all morning long. >> slight relief out there. but we are look being at cold temperatures, a live look outside. you can see how hazy. 49 in san francisco. but 29 for friends up in santa rosa. 32 in vacaville. a spare the air at alert, air quality alert that some of you are looking at a little bit better air today. and we'll talk about when the big change happens for everyone in in the hef dan day outlook. >> coming up we talk sports and the big change happening to one big thing. we

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fairfield native and nfl pro bowler jace. varret of the l.a. charge certifies giving way free turkeys today. this is the first time. 300 families will be provided a turkey. the event starts at crowns barber scholl shop onle road in fairfield. >> san jose state and nevada are scheduled to play today. but the start time moved up by two hours because of the smoky air. kickoff is noon. the air quality readings they say have been more favorable in san jose during the day. following within the guidelines. medical and athletic department officials ee vaflt conditions prior to kickoff and throughout the day. you can watch the game online.

>> >>. the 121st big gave between stanford appear cal has been postponed. we have the details in the sports report. >> good morning everybody. you don't really think about breathing much. until you can't. then it gets serious. and the bad air all over the bay area is so serious that the big game mab postponed until december the 1st. stanford and cal supposed to meet today. instead they meet on december the 1st in berkeley. firts time in 5 a years the battle for the axe is postponed. last time 1963, delayed for a week after jfk was >> the bears and cardinal meeting in in the final game of the season. >> our hope was all week it was going to get better. everything was on the table. but we looked at air quality everywhere and this wasn't any place that local where there was a significant improvement. >> we should mention san jose

state is playing today against nevada. the warriors are trying to get past the draymond k.d. blow up who knows how long that takes. in the meantime playing in dallas tonight without draymond green because of his nagging toe injury. of course steph remains out with the strained groin. nba friday night celtics and raptors look at the star power. kairy and kwai. kiyorii in the 17 in the fourth quarter alen. kwai for the win. finished with 31. in the ot kiyoriied scored or resisted on basket. finishwood a season high 43. celtics 124-116. how about butler. sixers against the jazz, first basket in the new home. the sweet reverse. then a nice pass from simmons. butler with 13 in the first half.

30 seconds philly up by 2. ness pass. lay upto sale it. 28. sixers victorious, 113-107. game of thrones fans they know this guy. this is thor bjornson. 6'9". 400 pounds. guess how much he squats there. an insane 880 pounds. looked easy. one more time. thor is training for a power lifting competition. my money is on thor. icons. that's a wrap on morning sports have a great weekend. i'm larry beil. >> now the accuweather forecast with lisa argen. good saturday morning. we are looking at not only slightly better air quality around the bay area but we're still looking at spare the air alert the next four days. it's changing. that's good news. we have the poorest air quality in the inland east bay and north

bay. but elsewhere looking at improvements along the coast. red flag warning to pass on for the foothills of the sierra nevada. breezy winds. once again looking at 10:00 tonight threw sunday 4:00 you can see the highlighted area on your way up to the mountains. this is not what he want to see. this is from our camera you can see how hazy and smoky. the worst air quality checking a moment ago in the inland east bay. colder air drains into the valleys and not getting out due to the mountains surrounding it. and also in the sought bay. but the winds are shifting and we see improvement today. 49 in san francisco. 41 in oklahoma and mountain view. 42 in san jose. 33 had in morgan hill. 55-minute dlis at sfo. a combination here of haze, smoke and fog on the peninsula. 31 in napa. lock at the chilly numbers from the delta to our inland east

bay, concord and livermore at 36 degrees. so we are checking out the visibility in miles here from one to two miles all around the bay. this is because of the low clouds and the smoke deck. looking at that poor visibility, not looking at big improvement out there. this is san jose, 101. and it's gray. smoky, hazy through tuesday. we cope the spare the alert with us. a slight improvement expected today. we see some and then cleaner air by the middle of next week with rain. here a look at next couple days with the poor air quality. you can see the legend here. as you go in hour by hour it does change a bit by bit from the peninsula to san francisco looking at better air quality process. the big picture, high pressure over us. a stable air mass. high pressure pushes down on the atmosphere and the flow is clockwise when the pds winds are not with us and light they get

smoke and haze from the fire drifting in the bay area. settlesing with no wind. and with the mountains blocking from the east and south bay and the lighter sea breeze blocking it that's why we have been seeing the poor air pile up in the past eight days. but now we see a little bit more of a sea breeze. and eventually the air trapped is going to get out as we get the low pressure from the north. as we look at air quality poor in sand rafael. also in oakland. in san francisco a little bit better. you can see the rest of the bay area in the red which means unhealthy. go up to the sierra nevada. it's not bad. if you need to get away go look at the mountains. in southern california, they are broegting better good to moderate air indicatewood the yellow and the grown. the accuweather seven-day forecast featuring more than rain heading our way.

two rounds, wednesday, thursday and friday. looking at not only the rain but some blue sky that we can get excited about into next weekend, which is trending dryer. looking at highs today, low to mid-60s, cool, hazy, smoky. 60 downtown. san jose 66. and the accuweather seven-day forecast, little change today and tomorrow. but with the little change you may get a slight improvement out there. not enough to let the guard down right on through tuesday. wednesday, thursday and friday here comes the rain. anywhere from an inch to inches and a half. looking like the north bay. download the app for the up to date air quality updates and tracking temperatures and rain. finally some things changing around here. >> yeah, the relief and the rain can't come soon enough. >> yes. >> thanks. >> some people buying tickets to the circumstance duh soleal show will have to wait longer. they cancelled because of the bad air quality.

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