today's strong winds could make the flames worse. . a campfire in butte county is now the deadliest wildfire in california history. and today's strong winds could make the flames even worse. good afternoon i'm ma scheele here sh has scorched

about 113,000 acres, about the size of san jose, 6400 homes destroyed. the fire is 25% contained and cal fire says it will still be awhile until residents can get back into what's left of the town of paradise. >> we still haven't allowed anybody back in the area, there is still a lot of things going on clearing power lines, makingit safe for the residents to return. in the meantime evacuation centers for thousands of victims have been quickly filling up. volunteer groups from all over are coming together to help out where they can. taking a live look from the city of chico, people going through clothing. kpix joe vasquez is up there, we'll have an update on the news at 5:00 and 6:00. a lot of people had donated items so that's what you are seeing right there with so many people rifling through some of

them. the fire is bringing even more smoke to the bay area today, the air quality district says we are still at unhealthy levels rite now. this is the view from our exclusive sales camera, just two hours ago, our meteorologist mary lee joins us with the very latest. you can see the smokey conditions on our tower camera, dealing with that unhealthy air with an air quality advisory in effect as well as spare the air alert. we're going to continue to see the smokey conditions not just today, but likely over the next few days. this is the current air quality situation here, you can see unhealthy readings, unhealthy air quality values across the bay area. so that is why we have unhealthy air expected for the rest of the bay area as we go through the day today with all of that smoke because of northeasterly winds, our wind speeds were looking at northeasterly winds at offshore flow bringing in all of that smoke from the butte county campfire in to the bay area,

and with that light offshore flow we're looking at that smoke particles in the atmosphere. we'll talk about what you can expect as we go through the next few days. if we could possibly see some relief, when we could even see a bit of some rain. i'll have your future cast forecast as we go through the . ght not of southern california in just the past hour, this new wildfire popped up along the edge of the 118 freeway and simi valley area, these will live picture over the scene you can see this helicopter the freeway is shut down in both directions. the rocky fire was reported just about an hour ago from the air just a short time ago you could actually see the flames burning the hillside of the freeway, at least two water dropperhelicopters and fire fighting air plane are at the scene. >> the woolsey fire burning in

ventura county killed 32 people destruction. >>chelca t sping anyone. damage to rishowthe celebritieve their home, it is only 20% contained spanning more that be 91.5000 acres, threatening 57,000 structures. >> welcome to my only malibu. >> jilard butler discovered his home left in a pile of ashes, forced the evacuation of the entire city of malibu, famous to being home to many celebrities this is footage of the real housewives going up in flames. miley cyrus also lost her home but tweeted she is grateful quote the love of her life and were destroyed fick safe

posted this on instagram as the flames moved to his mansion. caitlyn jenner's home de it is devastating in malibu, you can see the hills are totally scorched. the fire spread into this neighborhood burning at least a half dozen homes to the ground. neighbors came together urs aft all is lost. >> it is hard to process, it is just massive loss in such a short amount of time. squeeze your loved ones in a moment's notice things can change. >> fire officials say high winds are expected to make the battle more difficult throughout the week since 10:00 this morning, two more smaller fires have started in ventura county. emotions are running high and we understand that and we appreciate that and we respect that. but what we ask is for you to take a deep breath and take a step back as you are going back into your homes and main that i

know safety as your main priority. >> as we mentioned earlier parts of the 118 have been shut down several other celebrities alyssamalano,cher, and others that were filmed there. >> governor jerry brown is asking, that fima and first responders are amazing and very brave. thank you and god bless you all. but, over the weekend, it was a different story, the president threatened to cut funding claiming state leaders have grossly mismanaged our forest, the union that represents the majority of firefighters in california push back lately the comments insulting and reckless, governor brown accused president trump of ignoring the bigger picture. >> everywhere we can does not stop climate change and those who deny that are definitely

contributing to the tragedies that we're now witnessing. >> the critics the president's comments pointed out that the federal government earned more than half of california's forced land. if you want to help some of the fire victims call 1800 red cross to make a monetary donation. also text butte fire to 91999 to donate to the united way relief fund. salvation army has its own hot line number, 1800-cell-army. air b and b is asking for anyproperties available for evacuees. we're learning about the give up -- gunman, ian long originally said he wanted to join the military so he could kill people for his country, he open fire and killed 12 people before turning the gun on

himself. a dozen crosses are on display right outside the bar, one of the victims was 18-year-old alana of napa. at march in honor of alana, saying her death is reigniting the push for gun refo. >> dozens of alana's friends and people who didn't know her came to memorial stadium today, many speaking out about gun control. i've never am going to be able to wrap my mind around the loss of such an amazing person. all she wanted to do was make the world a better place. 18-year-old alana graduated from vintage high school in napa in june, she was a student at pepperdine university when she went line dancing on thursday at borderline bar and thousand oaks and ended up being one of 12 people shot and killed. >> it is alana, it doesn't feel real still. today her parents came to speak not for policy reform but for each of us to be kind saying

rampage. hat might havead >>if somebody looked over at him that said something that frightened his day that made him turn a corner but we can't put our phones down long enough to look over at somebody and say hello. >> this event is organized by the hero foundation in response to last year's wine country wildfires. >> we started the foundation with the goal in mind the make the world a better place. today they are focused on gun control. but alana's family says it is about more than politics. >> parents, you shouldn't be more involved in your phone and social media when you are looking over the fear. alana's family is setting up a nonprofit for gun reform. kpix 5. thank you. new at noon, thousands of central american migrants have climbed into vehicles in the

mexico city hoping to hitch rides to the u.s. border, many of the migrants say that there is rampant poverty, and stability in their own countries primarily from honduras, el salvador, nicaragua. there are 1600-miles from the border in tijuana. justin trudeau has confirmed his country heard audio tapes of the murder of jamal khashoggi. >> canada intelligence agencies have been working very closely on this issue with the turkish intelligence. >> trudeau is the first western leader to acknowledge his country has listened to the recordings a turkish newspaper claims his last words were quote, i'm suffocating, take this bag off my head i'm claustrophobic. says the recordings have been sent to saudia rabia and the u.s. so far at least 18 people including security officers have been arrested in saudia rabia in connection with the

journalist's murder. the man who brought life to some of the world's most iconic super heroes has died, we'll take a look at stan lee's life. for the first time in history the federal government is issuing some guidelines for physical activity for adults and children. taking a look at the big board seeing how wall street is doing this monday after a big bounce back last week, it is off to another rocky start in the red down more than 500 points. there..

that has been transformed into . let's take another live look at chico, this is a wal- mart parking lot there that has

been transformed into an evacuation center, you see many people in there going through a lot of those clothes and supplies trying to pick some of them up, most of these people have lost everything and so the community has stepped up and ch more live there will have an update on news at 5:00 and 6:00. the creator of marvel comics stan lee has died stanley was recognizable to comic book fans x-men the hulk and the amazing spider-man. >> i don't know if anybody more realistic than i am. whatever little things worry me i have spider-man worry about them too. >> he also gave his characters

real life flaws. >> the fact he has super human power, may not have trouble with his girlfriend or get a sinus attack in the midel of a fight . he took a job and eventually grew into marvel comics and grew to become his president. in 1998 he was forced out, spent years to get a share of profits for ba haracters, lee went onto start his own companies also joined forces at and wonder woman. he was born stanley leiber, but had stan lee to protect his reputation. >> i didn't want to be known by my regular name as a comic book writer because it was embarrassing. he thought he'd move onto more serious writing but ultimately embraced his alter ego even changing his name and making

frequent movies based upon his characters. >> love the things that are colorful, much bigger than life, along come super hero comics, become fairytales for grown ups. cbs news, los angeles. for the first time in history the federal government is issuing guidelines for physical activity in young children. three hours a day of light to moderate exercise. they should get 150 minutes vigorous to exercise a week, now it counts more towards the weekly total. >> parking your car a little bit further from the grocery store and walking there, a minuhe5 minutes there 80% don't get the amount of activity, also reduces the risk

of 8 types of cancer up from 2 in the previous guidelines. in other health news showing vitamin d and fish oils do not reduce heart disease or cancer rates despite popularity, researchers found highly amounts of prescription fish oil that reduces the risk of heart attack and stroke. 10% of adults take this oil and 20% take vitamin d. facebook is slowly recovering from a large outage, a little bit before 10:00 specific time users were greeted, that read, sorry something went wrong. seems that the issue has been resolved. we reached out to facebook that told us they are aware of the problem that it is working to resolve the issue as soon as possible. breaking news in ventura county a new wildfire just

broke out right off the 118 freeway. this is near box canyon and lake manner you can see this neighborhood filled with homes there and all of this smoke. it looks like it may be coming from the hill side. this is called the rocky fire just reported about an hour ago, this is in steamy valley right near the 118 freeway. we'll check in with mary at a look at our bay quality. >> they have the strong santa anna winds, dry air fueling the smoke in the bad air quality for them, they are dealing with wildfires, we are dealing with wildfires here in northern california of course this is our sales force tower camera to show you how bad it is out there with our air quality,

hard to make out palace of fire, dirty air with all of that smoke in our atmosphere, looking at temperatures in the low to mid-60s currently. to show you the smokey conditions for just two and a half miles from visibility from heyward, oakland airport, concord, 3-miles from napa, santa rosa, because of that all of that smoke in the air, the air quality is unhealthy for all of the bay area. we have an air quality advisory as well as spare the air alert. that will likely continue over the next few days don't see a lot of change unfortunately with our weather. high pressure in place looking at light offshore winds bringing in more smoke into the bay area. this is our smoke forecast here you can see from the butte county campfire pushing right into the bay area, area for the

next 36 hours, looks like we could see some rain next week, future cast in the next 10 days with rain chances maybe as we go through next tuesday wednesday or thursday for thanksgiving. we definitely need the rain desperately show sunset at 5, daytime highs with that hazy smoke filtered sunshine looking at mid-60s in san francisco, upper 60s, vallejo, concord, low 70s in san jose, santa rosa and napa. by the way, we do have the 49ers game of course the 49ers taking on the new york giants this is today at 5:15 the criteria is a value of 200 or higher, i don't think it will get that bad but could come close we'll be monitoring that closely, hazyskies likely through thursday. all of that activity try to limit it.

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garbage.. going glam! a russian fashion designer is creating clothes and . a new video this afternoon of garbage going glam. a russian fashion designer is creating clothes and costumes out of recyclable materials

that have been thrown out. they change it jackets dresses to necklaces, the goal with the designs is to give all mariala pie, our chefs have set a new world record, made 11,000 pizzas in just 12 hours. the chefs completed the feat yesterday, also set a new record for the highest number of empanatas, producing 11,000 in less than 8 hours the chefs say they needed 6600 pounds of flour and cheese and 88,000 olives to accomplish the crazy dream. hope they ate it all. we'll be back right after this.

. here is the 7 day forecast, smokey hazy sunshine, cool temperatures not just today but for the middle part of the week. that's going to do it for us here news at noon, our next newscast is at 5:00.

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