full containment is expected by the end of the month. if you are just joining us and waking up, let's check our weather and traffic. mike, once again, that storm is on the way. >> it is on the way. it will be a two on the storm impact scale. we'll talk more about that as we get deeper into the forecast that's coming in as quickly as tonight. right now we still have an offshore breeze. that's why we're waking up to unhealthy air the 12th consecutive day. the winds will start to shift and the smoke will start to move away to the east. we'll see increasing sunshine and air quality throughout the day. upper 30s a 6:00. mid to upper 50s at 7:00. an hour by hour look at the rain coming up. we're checking out the bay bridge toll mraz sgra. no metering lights. i think we'll be later but i was wrong yesterday. i thought we would be light all

week. we'll see how many folks are heading into school and work with thanksgiving holiday days away. we have a stack up in the cash lanes but that's it. we are in the yellow westbound 580 tracy to dublin, 34 minutes. as we've been mentioning, parts of the bay area remain at unhealthy air quality. some schools and tourist attractions are still closed. >> other businesses are starting to reopen. amy hollyfield is live for us in san francisco with an update. >> reporter: the cable cars will start running again today. you can see that is poised and ready to go here at the cable car barn. the operator told me it will take off from here at about 5:32. we'll be here to watch it as it rolls out for the first time in a few days. it's been a tough time in the san francisco bay area. for visitors and residents alike.

the air quality has just been so unhealthy. really tough on our visitors, though. a lot of the sites have been closed. alcatraz has been closed and will be closed again today. that will be the fifth day. they offered tourists who had already booked trips to alcatraz a tour of the bay. they also have a miniature model to show them what the island looks like but they tell them it's been a bit of a disappointment. >> got to be one of the premiere attractions for san francisco. this is the second time they've canceled the tour on us. we booked two days ago. they canceled, refund, bought for today and canceled again. we leave on friday. >> we are disappointed, but we are good with that because it's not the fault of the city. it's not our fault. >> reporter: tourists also don't have muir woods as an option, it's been closed and the cable

cars have not been running. all the premiere attractions. they decided the air quality improved enough to run the cable cars today. that will be an option for commuters and visitors alike. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. we have a list of all the closures on our website, abc7news.com. that does include schools. we're keeping an eye out for when places will reopen as well. and smoke levels starting to slowly get better. a lot of people are feeling that. we want to remind everyone that air quality officials are saying we should still be protecting ourselves. >> abc7 news was in oakland where a group of east bay activists brought in a new shipment of thousands of n-95 masks yesterday. many of them were handed out to people who are living on the streets. at oakland's airport, travelers said they're looking to get away. not just because of the holiday but because they want to breathe aeasier. >> we have a new tool that lets you check the current air

quality in your area. you can check the map on the front page of abc7news.com as well as the abc7 news app and it updates every five minutes. in butte county hundreds of firefighters and first responders are stirs workill wo fight the flames and find those missing. >> abc7 news reporter amanda del castillo reports some problems for those on the front lines may not surface for years. >> reporter: we can never know the devastation of the camp fire the way the victims, first responders or firefighters know it. >> they're seeing things that are horrific. the things you don't want anybody to see. >> reporter: menlo park fire district chief says talking about these traumatic disasters can sometimes be difficult. but silence can be most t the b health of those on thedill, fou firefighter behavioral health alliance tells abc7 news it's time we remember the men and women we regard as heroes are,

in fact, human. >> we have this belief in the fire service that, uyou know, yu put this uniform on, you act courageous, you handle it on your own. >> reporter: more firefighter suicides increase every year. >> we're finding out through tracking suicides that we're having a lot of issues. depression, addictions and anxiety and stress. of course, post-traumatic stress disorder. >> reporter: real-life consequences that have recent by become part of the conversation. >> you lose a little piece of yourself to every one of these incidents when it occurs because how can you not? >> reporter: fortunately, the chief says there are far more resources available to firefighters and first responders today. however, seeking help is still a challenge for many. in san jose, amanda del castillo, abc7 news. a san francisco business

owner wants to find the l toile inside his store. surveillance cameras captured the whole thing sunday morning. you can see the man unwrap a roll of toilet paper, lights the end of it and sets a bunch of other toilet paper rolls on fire. by the time employees realized what was happening, the man was gone. the store owner says this caused $20,000 in damage. >> i open the . >> employees were able to put the fire out before it reached bottles of lighter fluid and fire logs on the bottom shelf. >> thank goodness it take up the whole store. sfo considering honoring late mayor ed lee.

commissioners will tour the airport looking for a spot to rename a spot in lee's honor. it would likely be in part of sfo before you reach security. more than a dozen democrats say they want someone other than nancy pelosi to be speaker of the house. house leaders will pick a new leader in january. 16 democrats have released a letter saying they'll vote for new leadership. the battle for the speaker's job is shaib shaping up between the party's liberal members and a group of moderate lawmakers. a spokesperson for pelosi says she remains confidence in her support among other house members. we are on our 12th consecutive day of unhealthy air. there's some yellow, moderate air creeping up from the santa cruz mountains into parts of the south bay around palo alto, redwood city and menlo park. in is going to be the trend as we head throughout the day. we wanted to see more yellow,

which sh acceptable for everybo everybody. we're 40 in fremont. alameda at 49. pretty much 40s, low to mid-40s along the bay shore. a 50 in san francisco. our inland neighbors getting close to frosty, mid to upper 30s. let's talk about your commute. still see the smoke on the bay bridge as we look from south beach at the western span. it will be smokeyest -- or most smoke will be in the morning hours. that's when you'll need your mask for ferry and mass transit. north bay, 44 this morning. we'll be in mid-60s by noon. 52 by 6:00. san francisco, 51 this morning. we'll get near 60 from noon to 4:00. in the mid-50s by 8:00. in the south bay, 46 this morning but 20 degrees warmer. mid-50s as we head towards 8:00.

we have some rain on the way. it will cause some issues in the form of flash flooding. we'll take a look at that and turn it over to alexis, hoping for a quieter holiday week. >> i was surprised so many people were on the roads yesterday. today we're off to a quiet start. let's start off on the traffic maps and head out to the central valley. we're in the red yes, there are some folks heading out and heading into work today. i don't think it will be quite as terrible as a normal tuesday morning commute. here's a quick check outside. southbound 680 through the walnut creek stretch south of highway 24. traffic looking okay and visibility looking better as well. that's been one much those cameras where it looks terrible. we'll see how things look once we get a little more daylight. next traffic update in ten minutes. people are reaching out to wildfire victims in butte county and one small north bay company

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in. low to mid-60s, monterrey, sacramen sacramento. upper 70s in san diego and l.a. look at tahoe, 56 today. heavy snow tomorrow. and then snow showers thursday and lighter amounts of snow friday. looks like a pretty quiet albeit chilly weekend. and at the live desk this morning, coming in, we are following a deadly train de railment near barcelona, spain. this commuter train was traveling into the city with more than 130 people on board when a landslide forced it off the tracks overnight. this was at 6:15 in the morning there. at least one person is dead. more than 40 others were hurt. the landslide follows recent dour pours in spain. we'll stay on top of this developing storyle and bring you more details as soon as we get them. a santa rosa company is using using social media to give back to victims of the camp

fire. >> one like can go a long way. >> the smoke has cleared a bit from the last few days in santa rosa. whether outdoors or indoors, people who work here say it was bad. not as bad as in butte county. >> they suffered a great loss. >> we're in the warehouse on the fringe of coffee park. gina lopez and her coworkers at fumoto spent time looking at computer screens. after evacuating last year, they went on facebook and instagram, for every "like" they'll give $1 to butte county fire relief. >> because we went through that last year, we basically feel the same how they can feel. >> reporter: the product they distribute has absolutely nothing to do with fires but from this building they send out thousands every week. it is an oil plug replacement.

>> reporter: fits the build a better mouse trap mentality. with more than 1200 liked by noon, this may cost them and the company some money. no worries. >> we can relate to what happened in butte county recently. >> reporter: a small crew more than 100 miles from the camp fire but right next door as if it were yesterday. >>. >> it's a community. i'm proud to work here. >> reporter: santa rosa, wayne friedman. we have a full list of resources on our website. can you make a $10 donation to the red crosby texting the words res cross to 90999. b.a.r.t. has an official app to help you navigate trains. it will give you real-time departure times. it also links to the b.a.r.t. watch app which riders can use to report suspicious or illegal activity. the app also includes

information from 31 other transit agencies to help you plan your extended trips. the app is available for android and apple devices. if you are looking for a new thanksgiving turkey recipe, let us know if you would try reynolds' new hot turkey in an oven bag. it uses flaming hot it suggests you toss them in a food processor and cover your turkey in the crumbs. >> people on social media have something to say. >> no. >> can you believe it? this is my personal favorite. chad says, america is already great. #hotcheetos. a radio station in san diego commented, your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should. alexis' hot take? >> i don't think that's a turkey i would want on my table.

>> you're a traditionalist. >> if you're a huge hots cheetos fan, maybe. >> you couldn't pay me to eat that. >> here's my surprising hot take. i'm in. it reminds me of shake n bake. >> like the crispy, crusty coating. >> uh-huh. >> momma made it and it brings me back. >> mike? >> the drippings is what you make the gravy with. >> that will be some hot gravy. >> powdery, hot. >> very orange. residue for days. >> you can look like you painted your face orange. >>. >> those are our hot takes. >> i like mine fried. let's take a look and show you what's going on. >> golden gate bridge, it looks smokey but this will be one of the first areas that will get rid of the poor air quality. that's here light now, our 12th consecutive and final day. two rain producers and milder.

this arch-r afternoon we'll peak in the low to mid-60s. 61 to 66 degrees. tonight we'll be not nearly as chilly as it has been. temperatures in the upper 40s to mid-50s because of the cloud cover. do you see the green? that's the rain starting to come in. more like rain in showers. still a 2. there's a slight chance of lightning and thunder. you can see the freckled nature. this isn't a solid shield. this is a shower and thunderstorm producer that starts at midnight. you can see by 4:00 in the morning, we have pockets of wet weather in the north bay as we head towards the end of the morning commute. the earlier the commute, the easier it will be. the south bay and east bay get more rain and tapers during the evening commute and we'll get a few more pockets of showers during the evening and early overnight hours. right now it's looking like it's going to be fairly quiet for thanksgiving. we'll have morning showers.

maybe a stray shower in the afternoon. and then thursday night into friday we'll get the other storm to come in with lighter amounts. friday, saturday, sunday, monday, it's try with 50s 60s. rain is on the way. >> thank goodness. we're off to a quiet start on the roads. just one incident westbound 80 past willow avenue. we have a scligs blocking the far right lane. looks like a vehicle is facing the wrong way. this is the first time i've seen yellow and red approaching that heading into the hercules stretch. i'll keep an eye on that. chp is there. yes, you can see the smoke once again. here's the san mateo bridge. westbound 92. nice and light as you leave hayward heading towards foster city. uber is ready to launch its bike-sharing service. martha stewart

morning's tech bites. >> we're seeing what some retailers will be offering on black friday. costco will be selling an ipad with $70 off. best buy is selling the nest home half off. you'll notice sue uber bikes on the streets in los angeles. >> there are 300 bikes uber says they expect the number to rise to 5,000 by march. nmartha stewart took her first uber ride and it wasn't a good thing. >> she posted pictures on instagram of a messy car. she says it parked half a block away, facing the wrong way. she complained the first car she orred never showed up. >> maybe after all this martha needs a lyft. >> get it? >> her manolo were on point though.

>> i don't think it's the choice of transportation for martha stewart. >> just stick to the traditio l traditional -- >> yeah. in you're plan, a holiday trip to yosemite, they have a warning you need to know. warning you need to know. >> they say

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half inch around san francisco. nearly an inch in the north bay. thursday, wanot much of an accumulation. friday we see 2 inches in the north bay and three-quarters in the south bay. a lot of people waiting for that rain to come. we've been dealing with the bad air from the smoke from the fire, but a new study is saying that overall, poor air quality is shaving months off people's lives. the energy policy institute at the university of chicago found that everyday exposure to smog shortens a person's life span by two years. if smog levels in california increase, people in fresno could add 12 months to their life span. three months in sacramento and

one month in alameda glacier point road will close at 6:00 this evening. snow can accumulate quickly. the park itself will stay open but visitors are required to carry tire chains. let's talk more about what's going to happen in other parts. we've got flash flood watch, mudslides, debris flows in the area in green, about 531,000 people from noon tomorrow until noon friday affected by that. we have the winter storm watch starting at noon tomorrow to 48:00 thursday morning. wet, heavy, power line bringing down, branch breaking, that's how heavy the snow will be. up to a foot above 6500 feet. we'll have rain tomorrow down to santa brash rarbara and snow in yosemite. up and down the west coast as you're traveling tomorrow, other than some snow in new england.

good luck. here's alexis for our local travel. >> overall we're looking great so far today. here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. stack up in the cash lanes on the left side. right side looks good. carpool lanes not open yet but we don't have the metering lights on yet either. westbound 80 highway 4 to the maze, 17 minutes. a little traffic before you get to highway 4 due to a crash near willow avenue. 80 across the bay bridge, eight minutes. 101 san francisco to sfo, about nine minutes, in the green. the rolling stones are going on tour and the bay area is one of their stops. the stones are scheduled to play levi stadium on may 18th. this will be their first visit to the bay area since 2013. fans can expect a mix of classics and some songs they may not be that familiar with. tickets go on sale november

30th. next at 5:00 a.m., a local ice rink will not open. >> with rain on the way, we wanted to know if this historic air pollution could run off into our soil and water supply. we talked with experts to get some

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>> the rain is much needed and also causes a threat. so, what are you going to do? good morning on this tuesday, november 20th. >> let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco for that storm forecast. >> we'll run through all of it. instead of promise, how about guaranteed? today is the last day of poor air quality. you don't have to leave the bay area to see clean air around union city and redwood city. we're moderate but surrounding that we have red, which is unhealthy air. and if you want to go somewhere else or you are today kicking off, trying to beat the rush tomorrow, we have is it up in the mountains and down around most of l.a. and so cal pretty clean air. let's talk about if you're staying here today. we're in the upper 30s to upper 40s about 7:00. about as chilly as yesterday. we're have unhealthy air at noon. the air quality will improve by 4:00 and 7:00 temperatures drop into the mid to upper 50s with clouds on the increase as the rain is on the way. we'll talk more about that. here's