keep your ac button on your car on recirculate. get an n95 mask if you're sensitive. bring those pets inside. our forecast, i think we will see on and off smoke not only for saturday but sunday and monday. we may not actually see the weather pattern to give us a break to clear this out of here possibly until next thursday when we have a chance of that happening. i'll have details on this smoke. we'll show you another view of that forecast tomorrow at 6:48. we're going to break. we'll be back in a few minutes. . this si the woolsey fire near malibu. >>> we want to get back to our live pictures out of southern california. this is our nbc chopper in the malibu area and the west hills area. this is the woolsley fire. thousands of people have already been evacuated, and dozens if not hundreds of homes and structures have already been destroyed. again, this is happening near malibu, ventura and l.a. county right near the border near the 101 and pch. we are seeing so many people losing their homes. and immediately, we started asking that question about insurance. >> one you

have the air on recirculate and wait this one out. >> the air quality is especially harmful to children, the elderly and people with respiratory conditions. >> i usually like to work out and run. i think i will just stay in today and do some work. >> first time violations for spare the air alert is $100 ticket. second time is $500 ticket. abc 7 news. >> all right. thank you so much. as matt mentioned the elderly and young are among the most susceptible. that's why bay area schools are taking precautionary measures. we are live where school has been cancelled for many students, right amy? >> that's right. it is very smokey up here. officials decided it was safer for kids to stay at home with their family rather than going to class. they covered up their kids faces and brought them along for morning errands. school was cancelled because of poor air >> betold the kids they don't have school today. >> parents recognize not everyone has flexibility. >> it is difficult to shift your schedule at the last minute. it is what it is. >> sint ya is wondering if a total shutdown was necessary. >> it

put your air-conditioning on recirculate. if you're sensitive to smoke get an n 95 mask to filter the particles. we're under a rad flag fire warning until 7:00 a.m. friday. we'll have more details. >> thank you. it will not shut off power to several north bay communities. tuesday. they told customers in eight counties it may shut off power dueme fire danger. that's not going to happen. it did happen last month. when ty off power in several counties including napa. e in 59,000 houses for a few days. >> mobilizing after president trump fires his attorney general. live pictures of the rally in san francisco. one of many going on around the country. hundreds of people at this location. what they're calling for tonight. >> protecting passengers. new initiative in san francisco to make sure sexual assaults don't happen while using ride share services. like uber and lift. the country. you )re looking live a >>> this is the night of action across the country for a lot of people. you're looking live at a demonstration in san francisco

recirculate the air in your car. wear the n-95 mask if you have to be outside. 50 at 8:00 in san francisco. 64 at noon. north bay, 44 at 8:00. 66 at noon.70 at 2:00. down to 47 by 8:00. and here's a look at the south bay. 46 at 8:00. 67 at noon. down to about 55 at 8:00. so a little bit of a roller coaster in temperatures. i want to bring in alexis and ask her a question. we have kids off school. >> yeah. >> poor air quality. so maybe people working from home. friday light possibly? >> i think so. and the holiday next week too. so folks heading out a little bit early. i guess if there is any good news for your commute it will be likely lighter than average. live at the san mateo bridge. boy, we can see all the smoke and the haze lingering under the streetlights. it's really obvious there. as mike mentioned, put your venting system on recirculating that air throughout your vehicle so you are not breathing in fresh smoke. wear a mask. bart, 24 trains in service, no delays. vta, offering free rides today to just offer s

you should limit your time outside, and put your air conditioning on recirculate. also, if you have an n95 mask, you should wear that today, and stay hydrated. that will maybe help keep you from becoming asickthat feeling the pets inside. we'll talk more about that. s we head over to mike, i roadways. >> my department is moving smoothly and calmly. we have a disabled vehicle 238 just off the castro valley y, and out of lanes, from what i understand. cocoa county coming out of the north bay just fine as well. farther north from this map, 99 headed through chico, that will be affected by the butte county fire camp fire kari talked about. i'll talk about the effect of another fire in the southland on highway 101. back to you. >>> back to breaking news, several massive fires burning ac ross the state. >> in southern california, 75,000 homes are evacuated, that's a combination of and l.acoun. two fires that are burning there, but we have been watching woolseyn a in ven that is in , there is zero percent containme containment. the second fire is called the hill fire, it

put your ac on recirculate in your car. what does the button look like? it's this button with the arrow on it. push that, make sure it stays on recirculate. it will keep the cair moving throughout the car. get an n-95 mask, stay hydrated and bring the pets inside. my forecast through tomorrow morning. it stays smokey. more 40s for san francisco and the north bay. it's a simple temperature forecast. 70s throughout the inland valleys and 60s for the coasts. my extend the forecast, keep smoke likely into monday. >> we may not actually see a chance for clearing skies until next thursday at this point. same thing goes for the inland valleys. next thursday, that's when we could see the pattern change enough to clear it out and still holding onto the possibility of rain. maybe from the 21st through the 24th. that's a shred of good news in all of this sadness. >> yeah, we need it. >> mm-hm. >> thanks so much, jeff. >> up next, we have an update on what's happening in chico in butte county, also the devastating fires near malibu and thousand oaks. stay with us. am

as brentwood and discovery bay, you're going to run your home or air-conditioner, on recycle or recirculate. this is what it looked like in oakland hills yesterday, where hill tops and buildings were difficult to see, the smoke is coming from the cap fire burning 180 miles away in butte county, it's 20,000 acres and 0% containment. it's calling elevated levels of particulate pollution, and in march republican sonoma, it's dropped from red to orange, the air quality district put more areas such as san francisco, oakland and livermore all in the red. the more moderate air quality areas are in the south, san jose, redwood city and concord in the east bay, and the winter spare the air alert is issued, it was issued thursday night by the bay area air quality district. many have itchy throats and burning sensation in the eyes. and they're advising people sensitive to the smoke to limit their activity until air quality improves. >> it will be important for people to close their windows and doors and keep their air- conditioners in homes and cars on recirculate so they're not drawing smoke into the

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recirculation button on my car absolutely needed.soon as it turned off, i could feel the wave of smoke filling up the car. this is probably the most widespread of unhealthy air we have had in years. about 75 percent of the bay area is under that red. sonoma county, mendocino, lake counties, it is very unhealthy. it's just something you don't want to breathe in. thankfully it will relax in about a half hour now. it is the possibility that it may return saturday night. that's coming up in the seven-day forecast. >> good morning, mike. i have a few more details now on this fatality. this is a collision on eastbound 80, fairfield, state route 12. it is a sig-alert. we confirmed with chp, only the far right lane blocked. that will likely be an extended closure. one lane blocked. we were in the red the last time we checked. now in the yellow. it has thinned out the last few minutes. haze and smoke southbound 680, our typical brake lights approaching the highway 24 split. >>> thanks, alexis. a major wildfire in butte county called the camp

don't forget to put that air conditioning button on your car to recirculate. make sure you have it engaged. it really makes a big difference when you're driving around the bay area. it will be unhealthy for inland, east bay. this is in effect until 11:00 p.m. friday. this is not just a one-day thing. it's likely for the entire workweek. this is the reason why. let's bring you to the smoke modeling data. you can see the camp fire right here. just the way the winds are going to be blowing, it's likely to bring the smoke through friday. all of this red color is the smoke that we will continue to deal with. we'll talk more about a change in my seven-day forecast. but i want to move things into what we can expect for tomorrow. obviously hazy to start. it's feeling strange outside. not only do we have the haze, but we have the super cold temperatures. you had to get that extra blanket out. maybe put the heaters on, down to 39 peninsula, 44. south bay at 43. we have isolated frost in interior valleys. it doesn't warm up a lot. since we're limited in sunshine. tempera

should get one of those n95 masks, also don't forget to put your car and home ventilation once recirculate. >>> a woman describes the scary start of the camp fire in paradise. her two children arrived in school last tuesday when they called to tell her, there were looked. she picked up her ten-year-old child and she couldn't find her 14-year-old son. >> i had to jump out at a stop light and holler for his name and couldn't find him. he had been, a propane exploded him on the path and blew him down, he went to the walgreen's, i get shaky when i talk about it. we get to the walgreen's and we picked him up. >> the family did manage to escape those flames but the usual 15 drive from paradise to chico took four hours. another paradise family was able to find an important family memento in their home. they left everything behind, they escaped the flames just in time. the only thing left standing at their home was the brick fireplace and mantle. on top of that imagine will was the urn with the ashes of mirac believe she made it. it's a sign she'll be okay. >> they're staying with family members i

put the ac on recirculate. this is one of the effects that we're seeing in the bay area.y from our community. people in malibu have been ordered to evacuate as the fire is now threatening that community. it is a busy friday. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and i'm dave clark. let's get to this morning's breaking news. cal fire told ktvu news they will update within the next 30 minutes. how much three big wildfires grew overnight. two of them burning in ventura county, california. they jumped highway 101 in several areas already. we found out malibu is being ordered to evacuate because of wildfires. >>> the other major wildfire is in camp fire burning in bute county has exploded in size. more people are still being evacuated right now. more than 25,000 people that live near chico are being urged to leave their homes. bay area crews are rushing in to help control the flames before they destroy more property. let's bring in alisa harrington who is covering the fire in bute county. >> reporter: this is why people are being evacuated in the chico area. i'm in chico about three miles f

put the heater on recirculate and wear a mask. make it has the 95 designation.t will filter the fine particulate matter. san jose, hazy. your air is a little bit cleaner than the rest of us. that may not be the case as the day unfolds. warmer temperatures, fire danger returns tomorrow night likely through sunday. dry the next seven days. upper 60s half moon bay and san francisco. everybody else low to mid-70s, including santa cruz. 78 in morgan hill. that would be the exception. tonight will be one of our coolest nights because the breezes taper. sky remains clear other than the smoke. low to mid-40s around the bay. here's a look at my accuweather seven-day forecast. low to mid-70s pretty much every day. mid to upper 60s. >> good morning, mike. taking a look at traffic maps. most live green at this early hour. things looking okay in that regard. we have been talking about the air quality all morning. the tri-valley, some of that showing up on our visibility layer. it is just really thick. unfortunately you are going to have to deal with this in your vehicle or u

if you have air-conditioning, turn it on and set it to recirculate. if you do head out it is recommended that you win a facemask. get one that says n 95. it will filter out particles and wildfire smoke. >>> these masks are a thicker mask. they seal tighter. >>> 22 flights have been delayed and two were canceled to -- 2 to poor his ability.tra dining call into an emergency shelter.>>> several events were canceled over the weekend. the city of antioch called off its annual half marathon was canceled and every land in oakland was closed three days in a row. >>> nasa tweeted this photo combined with the fires in of smoke covering much there is of the state. >>> today and memorial scheduled to honor 18-year-old alaina housley, killed last week in the nightclub shooting at thousand oaks. at 10:00 the heroes march is scheduled at the stadium. the march will also honor all affected by gun violence. as alyssa harrington reports hundreds of people lined the streets and napa yesterday to pay their respects to alaina cos police escorted her body to the home -- to

ac on recirculate in the car, get manual pou breathe easier. n-95 mask. bring pets inside.hey're impacted by smoke. hazy. cold in the 40s. south bay to tri-valley. simple on the for coastline, 60s. wind forecast showses breezy by sunday. on and off smoke into next monday, no rain over next seven days. inland valleys, 70s next week. look at forecast on thursday. notation there, may get rainfall around thanksgiving. we'll keep a close eye on that. great reminder for all of us to have bag to go. family in chico i talked to were doing that if asked to evacuate. >> are they okay? where are they going? >> they're fine, just staying alert. if they have to go, they're dems have a message for president trump one day after he forced attorney general jeff sessions to resign. >>> happening now, dublin is getti getting ikea. located along 580 and hacienda drive. critics fear will bring in problems, including traffic. back in a moment. the fire threa the bay area after a dangerous combination of high winds and dry conditions. we )ll be tracking any problems overnight. and kari has your e

also, turn the air conditioning on recirculate, especially if you have pets at home and you're gone for the day. if you feel irritated, you should wear a n- 95 mask rated for wild fire smoke. and also stay hydrated to wash toxins out of your system and bring the pets inside. the thickest smoke will be across the north bay and east bay. radar, satellite imagery all picking up on this wildfire, the campfire, that's just to the east of chico, once again. and you can see the smoke that's being pushed down i-5. and then right down into the bay area. so we are still going to see more smoke going not only through today, but the weekend, as well. and the winds will be picking up once again this weekend, so the wildfire danger continues for the bay area. i'll talk more about that and how long it's been since we've had a measurable rain. that's coming up in the full microclimate forecast. >> we certainly would use that rain. thank you very much. kari just really mentioned this, the smoke from the county fire covering the bay area, air quality so bad, she told you this, as well. santa rosa shut do

. >> it's going to be important to and keep units recirculate so they're not drawing smoky air into the home. >> reporter: at lake elizabeth in fremont, parents were concerned about children playing outdoor sports. >> air quality here is bad a.couple months ago the same thing happened. the kids playing sports, it affected him. >> tyler is sensitive to the smoke. >> i have mazz so it's hard to breathe. right now it's like my throat is clogged up. >> for me it's thick, i guess is the best way to put it. it gave me a headache. are coaches keeping the run to a minimum and considering indoor practices and others planning to limit their time out doors. >> hopefully it's not bad for long because it's fun out here. we want to be outside and be active. >> reporter: santa rosa junior college canceled classes tomorrow because of the air quality. the air quality district says they plan to monitor closely the conditions and will issue a new forecast tomorrow. >>> stay with us for continuing coverage. meteorologist mark tamayo will join us with a complete look at the weather conditions. >>> tonightin

the air district recommends you to nds you to stay indoors and have air conditioners on recirculate. >> medical masks are thinner. n95 or higher are a thicker mask. they seal tighter. >> reporter: she showed us how to wear one. pinching it tight on the nose. t on the nose. we saw many wearing fasmasks on the streets of san francisco. -- face masks on the streets of san francisco. they transformed their dining hall in to n to an emergency shelter for the homeless so they could breathe easier at night. >> we have a lot of vulnerable people who we serve, elderly, children, or health problems and there is nowhere to go for clean air. the air is dirty and scary. there is a lot of worry in the air. right thing to do. >> reporter: we learned tonight that the 49ers will have extra oxygen for both teams at tomorrow's monday night a team spokesperson said the >> azenith smith in san francisco, thank you very much. . >>> rosemary orozco is in for bill tonight. we could have this for a few days? >> yeah. the wind pattern isn't going to switch. we will remain down wind of the fire. recognize now

keep your ac on recirculate and get an n95 mask to filter out smoke particles if it's too much for you. i want to take a closer look at the pm. you can cici rsee zero to 50 is considered good. we are in the range of 101 to 300. 101 triggers a spare the air alert. and very 201 to 300. we are approaching hazardous levels here for the bay area. here's how it plays out tomorrow. we see it very unhealthy for the north bay. anyone by the bay and at the coast. again, very unhealthy. then for the rest of the bay area you're considered unhealthy with this smoke alert in effect until friday at 11:00 p.m. so you have to limit outdoor exposure. y forecast, not much in the way of sun. temperatures in 30s to 40s to start. the coldest average at bys and low 70s across the bay area with haze continuing. my extended forecast does show possibly a chance for the smoke to clear out by next monday as we start to see a larger change in the weather. we'll keep 60 the in san francisco the next seven days. hetmosphere beginning to monday. take a look at the title bar. the 21st through the 25th, we may get some

amount of outdoor time you spend, make sure to bring your pets inside, if you do have ac, put it on recirculate your car. or if necessary where you're in an area where the smoke is so bad where n-95 masks to protect yourself and also make sure you stay hydrated and your kids are hydrated as well if you have children. i do want to show you the highlights. we're basically looking at high fire danger into tomorrow morning, spare the air alert and do expect hazy smoky skies, sunny dry pattern through midweek next week. a live picture from our sutro tower camera and it is not crystal clear because of that smoke still coming through. live doppler 7 showing you clear skies. temperatures at this hour really a wide variety. from places in ucaya to 60s in places like clear lake. visibility is running low in places like santa rosa to 2 mis. 8 miles in hheke is goto connue to impact our visibility. hour by hour we go, midnight tonight still breezy in some of our hills and lower elevations. winds do die down tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. when that fire danger does ease. watch what happens to the winds. they

so if you have to get outside, make sure you're turning the car ac on recirculate.t looks like the little arrow that goes around. and also stay inside if possible or wear an n-95 mask. some people are even having to wear it inside, because you still feel the symptoms. here's a live look outside and downtown san jose, heading over to evergreen where our temperatures will still be well above normal, reaching 70 degrees. we should be at about 65. we'll see that as our temperature set later this evening. looking at the direction of the wind, there will be a slight shift in the wind going into the evening. more of a northwesterly wind. that may help out the peninsula a little bit, but the winds are very light and even turning calm overnight. so we're not going to see this mixing out much. and then we see more of a westerly wind going into tomorrow afternoon. but wind speeds only at about 2 to 5 miles per hour. and then looking -- as we go into the rest of the weekend, our winds are very variable, and we'll see that causing the smoke to still settle over the bay area. so

chilly start with the heater on recirculate inside the car.emperatures reach into the mid to upper 60s today. we'll be a little bit warmer than normal. we will avehave some minor shif in the air quality and rain chances, coming up in less than five minutes. >>> here is palo alto, an easy drive for the bay shore freeway. that will change over the next few hours. 580 sees the volume, again the glow, smoke up in the distance, but no problems on the roadway right there. >>> and a strange twist to the russia investigation. good morning. court filing reveals julian assange has been charged by american authorities, who are seeking his arrest. to remind you, assange is the head of wikileaks, hold up in the ecuadorian embassy in london to avoid charges in europe. federal authorities are charging him in america and want him arrested. there are all kinds of constitutional questions, can you charge a foreign national for publishing things are true? what about the first amendment? let's connect this to mueller's investigation. the suspicion is the russians

up, kari has a look at the air qli looking good for any oook outsi 101, hopefully the ac is on recirculatethose cars. our temperatures start out cool in south san jose and santa teresa going from the mid-50s to the mid-60s this afternoon. look at our microclimates coming up next. >> the farther north we go the smokier. the bay bridge with cash payers backing up. we have one lane that has to open over the next few. no delays for mass transit, that's a good start to your weekend. >>> firefighters struggling to get the upper hand on the camp fire. in a few hours, president trump visits the fire zone to look at where things stand this mornings dangerously unhealthy >>> well, it is friday. we love to hear those words but it is not all happiness throughout the bay area. the air quality out there very dangerous and unhealthy. nbc bay area issuing a microclimate weather alert. live look now at the bay bridge, bad air quality forcing school closures across the bay area. that's leaving a lot of parents scrambling just to find somewhere for their kids to go. >> they can't keep the day care facility h

put your ac on recircumstance la -- recirculate in the car. we've had questions what does that button look like. it's this one right here. you have a little picture of a car with an arrow. find your manual. use it. check it out. it really does work. it's going to be cold again. upper 30s and low 40s throughout the bay area. you'll need a jacket again as you start off tomorrow morning. by the oomafternoon we don't wa up too much. temperatures in the mid to upper 60s from the coastline. back to those inland valleys. my forecast in san francisco stays in the 60 the next z7 day. we put the air quality on top. it will stay unhealthy thursday, friday, saturday, sunday. possibly some changes by monday. tuesday and wednesday of next week with larger pattern change coming our way. notice next wednesday only have a 10% chance of a shower. it's not a lock on some big rainfall next week. we're going to continue to monitor that. i think the first thing that would help to get this smoke widely out of bay area may not get here until next tuesday and wednesda

remember to have your recirculation on. it will be calmer but still smoky out on the water. the air quality district, i'm sure there will be a sprinkling in red in some neighborhoods today, tomorrow, wednesday, thursday, even into friday. the upper level winds keep blowing from the north and northeast right at us. that will keep pumping all the smoke into our neighborhoods. there is no relief any time soon. a look at what's going on with your accuweather 12-hour planner. need the heater, need a coat. we feel hang out in the mid-to upper 60s by noon. same at 4:00. mid to upper 50s by 7:00. if this haze is doing one thing, it is keeping our temperatures out of the 70s and into the 60s closer to where they would be. i think we would rather have them in the 70s and have the smoke move out. >> i'm so disappointed it's hanging on until friday. >> people need to be prepared. >> i know i'm certainly not alone in that regard. very smoky conditions. check out the visibility layer on our traffic map once again spp that is not fog, unfortunately that is smoke that is showing up. we have

keep that car air conditioning on recirculate, and maybe get an n-95 mask to circulate those particles out. smoke advisory in effect until 11:00 p.m. on friday. so we're stuck with this for the entire workweek. as you move into tomorrow morning, it's going to feel unusual again. not only the smoke and the haze, but you've got the cold temperatures down to 39. south bay at 43. might grab that extra blanket in the middle of the night. heater mace also click on. we'll begin with 36 in the north bay. san francisco at 43 and 39 in the north bay. with smoke and haze lingering over, it's going to be hard for the temperatures to warm up. just upper 60s and low 70s throughout the bay area. what we need to bring us a change is rainfall. my extended forecast does not have any rain in it as we head throughout the next seven days. notice by next monday, we could start to see a pattern change that would bring the chance of some much cleaner air. san francisco will be in the 60s over the next seven days. we're looking at upper 60s, low 70s for the inland valleys. and again, my focus is next monday fo

air management district says the hit air is unhealthy and people should stay inside with air on recirculate. >> they are these fine particulate very small. when you actually breathe it in your body cannot defend against it because it is so small. it sticks to your lungs and causes all sorts of health issues. >> many people escape the bad air. >> i have allergies. it is enough to set me off. >> this is one of several museums offering free admission this weekend. >> it is not normal. during the time i grew up occasionally it would happen but not like the devastation we have seen lately. >> the fire in butte county is burning more than 140 miles away but a blanket of smoke still covers the bay area. there is also extreme fire danger here. i am in the oakland hills where there is a red flag warning in effect. >> fire danger is high. a winter spare the air date is in effect through monday. >> not 10, the poor air quality could have an effect on upcoming football games in oakland and santa clara. yesterday, the raiders and the 49ers made changes to their normal friday practices. as of right now t

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keep the car ac on recirculate. get your manual out, find out what that button is.asks if you can get one that's great. stay hydrated and bring those pets inside. we have storm ranger scanning right now. and i've got it set up to send out 1200 pulses per second. and it's able to detect some of the smoke particles in the atmosphere. you can see it right now across the bay. and that's all the stuff for breathing in. that just makes it hard if you're outside for more than 15 minutes. so tomorrow get ready for another day of unhealthy air from the north bay down to the south bay. we're still under the smoke advisory until 11:00 p.m. on friday. this might actually be extended into this weekend. tomorrow morning's forecast you have the haze to start. upper 30s and low 40s from the tri-valley to the south bay and more 30s to low 40s for the north bay, san francisco, and the east bay. afternoon temperatures in the mid to upper 60s throughout the bay. san francisco seven-day forecast stays in the 60s the way i see it right now, and for my inland forecast we'll stay with the

put your ac on recirculate in your car. get an n95 mask. stay hydrated. bring pets inside. common sense but easy to forget when you have a lot of stuff going on. morning forecast, it stays hazy to smoky. it's going to feel kind of odd. we've got these cold 40s with us as the smoke is lingering across the bay area. by the afternoon it's an easy forecast. temperatures in the 70s for those inland valleys. you go to the coast, you're going to experience 60s. san francisco's temperatures next several days will remain in the 60s. and on my inland forecast what we want to show you again40-mil gusts with that red flag in effect. by monday we're still dealing with on and off smoke. we see a change in the weather pattern until next thursday that would really clear that smoke out of here. and here's some good news to at least share with you tonight. you'll see here in my friday forecast i put a notation there. maybe still from the 21st through the 24th we could get some rainfall in here, and we desperately need it. we're already running about one to two inches behind. it's bone dry ac

keep doors anwi aroundndowthat n't tho at if yo central air conditioning, you want to keep it on recirculate and you might want to change the filters. the same is true for one of those portable air purifiers. >>> a live look outside from our tower camera in san francisco. you can see a mix of fog and haze from all of those fires that have poured into the bay area. let's get a check of our current weather forecast. how much longer do we think this will linger? >> at least for the next few days. today, very similar. we have unhealthy air quality. very unhealthy for the north and the east bay. outside, you can see the smoke from our live cameras and you can see very cold temperatures. 29 degrees in santa rosa. frost advisory is in effect. 36 in livermore. both are still just above freezing. oakland, 46. we are definitely off to a chilly start. from the satellite perspective, you can see that we have that area of high pressure still in place and this area of low pressure pushing into our area. and this is ushering in the smoke from those fires to our north. the wind pattern is not changing over

> it's going to be important to close your windows and doors and keep air conditioning units on recirculate. >> reporter: at lake elizabeth in fremont, some parents were concerned about the children playing sports. >> it's bad. a couple months ago the same thing happened with all of the fires going on. the kids were playing sports and it affects them. >> reporter: julio's ten-year- old son has asthma. >> it's hard to breathe. >> it's so thick is the best way to put it. it gave me a head cake for half the day. >> reporter: coachings coaches keeping the run to a minimum. >> it's fun out here and we want to keep having fun. we want to be active. >> reporter: santa rosa junior college cancel classes and activity tonight and tomorrow because of the poor air quality. the air quality district says they may issue a spare the air alert if the quality gets worse. >> still to come, the shooting inside a southern california bar college country night. new information about the gunman. >> i'm heather and i'm live here in thousand oaks where the community came together to remember victims of the shooting.

recirculate the air. n-95 masks. on the water, limited visibility.h pressure compressing down into the lower levels of the atmosphere. it will be around all day. so are the temperatures. we will experience those again today. we have good news. relief is coming. rain is on the way. first, over to alexis. what are you seeing this morning? >> i don't have such good news. a lot to talk about here. i have a commuter alert. eastbound 580, road work causing a 30-minute delay. 3 miles per hour. westbound side pretty average at 12 miles per hour. two problems with mass transit. a pedestrian was struck by a smart train this morning. expect lengthy delays in both directions. the pedestrian was struck in santa rosa. they just let us know they are setting up a bus bridge to take riders from santa rosa to rohnert park. no matter your destination, you should expect delays. bart, a big problem. bayfair station is closed. a train had smoke coming from it. as a precaution, they shut down the station. they have set up parallel bus service with ac transit. if you are tr

you're advised to use an n95 mask, also don't forget to put your car and home ventilation systems on recirculate. >> the time is 5:42, a mother from paradise, when the camp fire started. the two kids who arrived last thursday, when they called to tell her there were they looke she immediately picked at the l elementary school but she couldn't find her 14-year-old son. >>> i had to jump out at a stop light and just start hollering for his name and we couldn't find him. eventually we did find him at a park lot, only to find out that he had been the propane exploded and next to him on the right path and blew him down. so, he went to the walgreen's, sorry, i got a little shaky when i talk about it. we get to the walgreen's and we picked him up. >> it's hard. >> the family did escape nute drive, from paradise to chico, it took them more than 4 hours. and another family found a memento in their home. they left everything behind and got away from the names just in time. the only thing left standing at their home the brick fireplace and the mantle and on top of ng the amber ashes of i her grandmother. >

. >> when you spend your money locally, research shows it gets recirculated in your own community seven times more and if you spend your money in a national chain. >>> more than 200 merchants joined in the effort. >>> those who lost everything in the camp fire are getting some help. stores are offering disaster assistance vouchers which range from 10% to 30% for anyone affected by the fire. many evacuees are looking to restock on the basics this black friday. >> i am trying to get some deals. >> i have seen a lot of our customers affected by the campfire. >> most stores like macy's joined in the effort. >>> one of the bay area biggest holiday traditions is now up and running. christmas in the park opened yesterday evening in downtown san jose. folks in the holiday spirit. the annual festival will end earlier than usual making way for another big event. the college football playoff championship game will be played in neighboring santa clara in early january. unfortunately, my gators are not going to be in that game. i am heartbroken. 's back there are going to be some disappointed people

can you recirculate that report to the board with e-mail. it would be a good refresher. >> i don't have more questions at least for now. >> mine's a hypothetical question. with what was put in place in january, i would say our operating costs have ed about $3 million -- our costs have increased about $3 million a year and my point has to do with using the numbers andrew put together nat tables here -- in the tables i would put the number at $7 million or $8 million fossil. if somebody would want us to divest all of it, the question, mr. martin is the assumed rate of return the board adopted based on recommendations from you and chiron's involvement, if we decided to divest and we wouldn't leave the energy sector but it may affect the assumed rate of returns. this gets to contributions which is one of the things really pay attention to. i'm wondering would we have to change the recommendations for asset classes if we went for total divestment not the plan andrew is recommending we follow. >> and i thought about this, joe. we're talking about

also don't forget to put your car and home ventilation systems on recirculate. >>> a mother from paradise is now describing the scary moments during tell her there w flames everywhere they looked. she picked up one child at the elementary school but could not find her 14-year-old son. >> i had to jump out at a stop light and hollered for his name. we couldn't find him. we found him at a parking lot only to find out -- a propane tank exploded on the path and blew him down. he went to the wall green's, sorry i get a little shaky when i talk about it. we got to the walgreen's and we picked him up. so scary, the fa to chico took more but the than 4 hours. >>> california's fire season and the conditions means state year and every year the past 5 years, cal fire has already spent more than it was allotted in the california budget. a spokesperson for cal fire says right now there are 8700 california firefighters at work around the state, but sometimes we need even morics we have 100 firefighters statewide, we've gone to 15 other states for resource help as well as national guard, it's put 100 tr

track today's storm any time on >>> make sure you keep the car, heating or air on recirculate.rough tomorrow. 48 hours of stress for the folks ro the burn scarred areas across the northern part of our state. and not recommended travel afternoon today in the sierra because of the snow. you need to leave now. heavy, wet snow topple tree branches or at least break them off. and maybe even power outages. it will reach to fresno throughout the afternoon hours. rain and snow in yosemite and northward. if you want dryer air, you have to go down to los angeles and san diego and palm springs. low to mid-70s. but mostly cloudy. back to you guys. what's going on? >> mike, thank you. talking about thanksgiving eve. the holiday travel rush on with millions expected to hit the road. sky 7 using sky map 7 over 580 toward castro valley. >> we do want to check in with matt keller live in milpitas with a look at traffic. and how are the roads now, matt? >> reporter: yeah. hi, jessica and reggie. we're just getting onto southbound 880 at the milpitas border. things looking okay for the commute. n

we talked with experts about smoke and what to do, and just a reminder to put your air on recirculate, don't have the air coming from outdoors, keep it inside of the building if you can inside your homes. giving you a live look over the east bay, a live look 59 at walnut creek, that is shot of sfo, it shows more of the same. we talked to you about it at the top of the hour, we're looking at it to be here today and for the weekend, sfo air quality, it's around the bay area today, the air quality for today and torrential maybe into sunday as well. temperatures right now, 65 degrees in san francisco, we have 64 in novato, upper 60s and low 70s for the inland communities, areas like livermore, freemont is reporting along the east bay shore, a lot has to do with the cloud cover down there, down by 10 in napa and the wind is not as strong as we have seen in the last 24 hours as well. the winds are light, variable, you can see they're coming from the southwest and oakland, coming in from the north, concord, 6 miles per hour, and as we talked about the know, it continues from this direction a

staying indoors with the windows closed and if you have air-conditioning turn it on and set it to recirculate. if you want to win a mask they say you should get a n 95 mask to alter articles of wildfire smoke. >> medical masks are dinner. the n 95 or higher are thicker and they feel tighter. >> in san francisco 22 flights were delayed and two were canceled yesterday. this is because of the poor visibility from the smoke. saint anthony's transformed its dining hall into an emergency shelter for the homeless. >>> the fire in butte county is so large you can see the smoke from space. nasa shows a layer of smoke covering much of the golden state.>>> we are dealing with this fire in northern california and there are two fires raging in southern california. >> these fires have burned 90,000 acres. more on the battle to contain these fires. mario? >>reporter: the last time i was with you i was reporting on the mass shooting in thousand oaks. unfortunately, this fire is affecting this same community. you can see the center and the wind at 40 miles an hour times. while we were waiting two additional f

if you have air-conditioning, turn it on and set it to recirculate, particularly in your car as well. it is recommended that you wear a face mask that says n 95. it can filter particles in wildfire smoke. >> medical masks are thinner. they are not n 95. m 95 is a thicker mask and they feel tighter.>>> 22 flights have been delayed and to canceled yesterday due to poor visibility from the smoke. and anthony's transformed its dining hall into an emergency center for the homeless to help them escape the bad air. >>> several events were canceled over the weekend. the city of antioch called of its annual veterans day parade and the napa valley half marathon and that monterey bay half marathon were canceled. children's fairyland in oakland was closed three days in a row because of the unhealthy air. >> the fire in butte county is so large you can see it from space. nasa tweeted this photo. combined with the fires in southern california you can see a layer of smoke covering much of the state. >>> despite concerns about smoke, tonight 49ers game will kickoff is scheduled. the nfl considered mo

stay indoors and have air conditioners on recirculate. >> medical masks are thinner. n95 or higher are a thicker mask. they seal tighter. >> reporter: she showed us how to wear one. we saw many wearing fasmasks on the streets of san francisco. -- face masks on the streets of san francisco. an emergency shelter for the homeless so they could breathe easier at night. >> we have a lot of vulnerable people who we serve, elderly, children, or health problems and there is nowhere to go for clean air. the air is dirty and scary. there is a lot of worry in the air. right thing to do. >> reporter: we learned tonight that the 49ers will have extra oxygen for both teams at tomorrow's monday night football game as a precaution. right now the air quality at the stadium is moderate. a team spokesperson said the level will have to get significantly worse before there is talk of changing the time or moving the game. >> azenith smith in san francisco, thank you very much. >>> poor air quality forced the cancellation of a number of events around northern california. sacramento called o

and you want to make sure you're limiting your time out there once again, turning your car ac on recirculatewearing a mask and drinking plenty of water, bringing your pets and children inside and make sure you're checking on all of your neighbors and everyone out there. we're looking at the visibility from tiburon with a temperature of 56. and then going back to the tri valley, looking from sunol, you can see all of the smoke there with our temperatures now in the e're going to be in the low 60s at no sing temperatures warming up to about 67 to 69 degrees between 2:00 and0 in temperatures from the coast to the inland valleys. looking at the big picture a be some storm systems developing, and the next one we could see is still well off to the west of us. but you can see the swirl of the clouds and also that low pressure system that's going to be developing over the next few days as it moves closer, we still have a northerly wind, but going into saturday, our winds start to shift and come up from the south as it feeds into that storm system as it ase go into week, by next tuesday to wednesday,

recirculate. push the button on your car to get the smoke out.e thing on mass transit and the ferry. san francisco, 50 this morning. mid to upper 60s from noon to 4:00. down to 58 at 8:00. as we look at the peninsula, starting off at 49 at 8:00. 67 at noon. we will hang around upper 60s most of the afternoon. 56 at 8:00. east bay valleys, we're in the 30s now. 42 at 8:00. 66 at noon. pretty much 60s all day. look how quickly we drop to 52 by 8:00. chilly morning out there. bundle up and wear the mask. there is some rain in the forecast. at least a chance next week. that's coming up next. let's bring alexis in. it is an observed holiday. are we having light traffic? >> yeah. i'm surprised how light it is so far this morning. yeah, we will certainly enjoy that while it lasts today. looking at our traffic maps with the visibility layer showing is a lot of smoke. that is really in the central and tri-valleys right now. southbound 880, right around 23rd avenue, all lanes open following the full closure overnight. in the meantime use 580 as long if you

recirculate the air in your cars. wear the n-95 mask. something reggie mentioned and i didn't know, it only lofts eight hours. limited visibility on the ferry because of what you're seeing here from our roof camera. a look at our accuweather 12-hour planner. temperatures and conditions mirror yesterday. yesterday and today will be our worst days for air quality. we're going to have temperatures that will be pretty comfortable if you are venue customering outside. low to mid-60s at noon. 67 at 4:00. evening activities, pick the best. low to mid-50s. trying to be a little humorous. it is really draining when this is the eighth consecutive day of unhealthy air. there are improvements coming and rain. i'll bring in alexis to talk about the commute. is everybody going to work or school? >> that's the story. a lot of folks are not. a lot of schools are closed today. a lot of employers are saying stay home, stay out of this unhealthy air. you can see the smoke and haze on the richmond-san rafael bridge. carpool lanes fine. a little bit of wait

for recirculation. once the timeline for that document is established, the overall project timeline will need to be reevaluated. they have met with the agencies, and they're working through comments as we speak. the calaveras dam replacement project received a very significant milestone. it topped out at 220 feet at this year. the project is overall complete at 96%. we're continuing excavation of the approach channel, replacing rip rap and installation of instrumentation for dam performance monitoring, both in the embankment and the instructional. it's the first time our water supply and treatment division will have the full are -- >> as long as i've got that seat. woohoo. >> all right. i like that, steve. thanks. and then, on september 21, we had the honor to host a media event to celebrate that talk at that event at the embankment, and we appreciate you all coming out. that was a great event, and we look forward to celebrating the total project completion next spring, so we hope you all come back for