looks like not much of a stackup on the right-hand side. no issues using fast track. metering lights should turn on 5:25 this morning. tracy to dublin, 45 minutes. dublin to mission boulevard, still looking good, in the green t mites. >>> as we have been saying all morning, the bad area is lingering all across the bay area. one of the worst places to breathe in the air is livermore. >> drivers may want to be cautious because the smoke looks almost like fog. matt keller is live in livermore. matt? >>> good morning, reggie and jessica. the smoke causing visibility issues all across the bay area. be extra careful when you hit the roads. >> when you come in 580 and come down the grid, the visibility has gone to a minimum now. i can't see very few ahead of you. it's gotten pretty bad. >>> people notice a change in the air quality yesterday. definitely got worse in many places across the bay area. yesterday's calm conditions meant smoke settled into the valley, which made for the increased air pollution. at 4:00 p.m., air quality inn decks 272. then it reached hazardous lev

we're okay here at we have a stackup in the cash lanes, especially on the left-hand side. before you get to this point, westbound 580 around the 80 split we have results of a muticar crash. at least one lane blocked. our move our emeryville camera around and we'll see if we can get eyes on that. working on confirming that informati information. another semicrash getting out of tracy. sounds like just the shoulder is blocked. an update on both of those coming up in a couple minutes. >> thank you. >>> 88 deaths are now confirmed in the camp fire in butte county. >> sky map 7 shows us streets obliterated by the flames. 203 people are still considered missing. interior secretary ryan zeinke toured the area. survivors are not sure where they'll live. >> we have literally spent every dime we have ju we'ant l from f. >> sfeem ma is working on logistics to get survivors into these 80 travel trailers. >>> new video of a big car fire in san francisco. this was near the embarcadero and washington around 11:00 last night. the san francisco fire department was able too get control of t

a stackup in the were cash lanes, but that's about it. no metering lights. that should happen 5:20, or 5:25. we could see lighter volumes with people off for the thanksgiving week. tracy to dublin, in the yellow, 36 minutes. 15 minutes dublin to mission boulevard. 101 to cupertino in the green at 16 minutes. >>> thank you, alexis. 1,000 people are still unaccounted for as the camp fire continues to burn in butte county. >>> 77 people have died in the fire and the search continues for the 993 people unaccounted for. that number has been fluctuating as officials continue to track down the people who are missing. it has burned 150,000 acres, 65% contained. >> remembering the lives lost and those still unaccounted for in the camp fire. >> it's a big loss. it's very difficult to words. >> the community and the area will carry on. and it will be very hard, but there is light at the end of the tunnel. >> more than 10,000 homes were destroyed in a fire displacing thousands of people. we'll show you the effort to relocate evacuees who have been living in tents in the

looking at a little bit of a stackup in the cash lanes on either side of the bay bridge toll plaza.e should be about 20, 25 minutes away from the metering lights flipping on. yesterday it was 5:23. mass transit looking good. 34 bart trains in service. ace 1 on time. and normal service on the san francisco bay ferry. >>> alexis, thank you. a new warning from pg&e about power outages this weekend. >>> throughout the morning we continue looking at election results. here's a look at more local races. >>> gavin newsom, our new governor. democrats take back control of the house. the gas tax is here to stay. >> so many headlines from election night. we are covering it all for you this morning >> you didn't even have to stay up late. it is wednesday, november 7:00, 5:00 a.m. >> you are never more than 7 minutes away from the accuweather forecast. and meteorologist mike nicco is kicking things off for us. >> we have issues. high fire danger at 10:00 this evening and going through 7:00 friday. winds gusting 60 miles per hour. easily starting fires that could spread rapidly. 3 the to rest of u

the bay bridge toll plaza, don't have a stackup in the cash lanes right now. so things are looking great. usually a little bit later than that on a friday morning. a quick check on 580, tracy to dublin, 34 minutes. antioch to concord in the green at 14. san rafael to san francisco, looking great at 17 minutes. >>> alexis, thank you. a legendary brewery is popping the cap on a san francisco tradition. is. >>> anchor steam releasing its christmas al he. abc 7 got an inside look at the steam brewing process. they have been kicking off the holiday season with a special ale for nearly half a century. he said no two versions are exactly alike. >> there are four of us sitting around the table talking about this as early as april. and we really start planning it out ahead of time. we will make test brews, taste it and decide, you know, how to craft it a little further and how to make it more interesting each year. >> if you want to sample this year's offering for yourself, anchor is offering tours and tastings at its san francisco brewery. >>> cheers! oprah 2020. how

we have a stackup on the left-hand side. a quick check of some drive times. westbound 580, tracy to dublin, 42 minutes. no surprise there. antioch to concord, in the green at 14. and a crash in >>> stevie wonder will give a benefit concert for san francisco firefighters and fire victims. bring an unwrapped tour or gift. it is important for those who are fortunate to do something for those who are less fortunate. we have resources on our website. you can make a $10 donation to the red cross. text the words "red cross" to 90999. >>> holiday gift cards are a $127 always check for physical tampering. they copy the codes and scratch off the strip on the back to steal the pin. experts say make sure the protective stickers or coding are intact and never buy any card if its pin is revealed. e gift cards are convenient and fast. make sure you are e-mailing to the correct address or social media account. buy e gift cards from trusted merchants. >>> if you have an old iphone, it may have just doubled in value. that's coming up at 5:00. >>> you can look at dozens of tree

a quick check of the bay bridge nela plaza, stackup on cash fast track.on 5:20, >>> a sheriff's deputy is dead after crashing into a power pole. epetmtrerihe sff d 's this picture of the deputy depu. he was responding to a chase at riverbank and crashed into a power pole before arriving. you can see the car completely wrapped around the pole. the deputy has been with the decades. the suspect h eventually taken into custody. >>> 85 people have died in the camp fire. nearly 300 remain unaccounted for. it destroyed nearly 14,000 homes. coming up at 5:00, we will hear from an update on this canine. he was injured on the job but still made a big difference. >>> let's get a quick update on your weather and traffic. hey, gd mi.morning.ke victim about a mile in napa to . the rest of us, high clouds and a little bit this is the view from t. maveta. 61 to 62 for lunch. 60 to 62 and partly sunny at 4:. not quite as cool as it was last night at 7:00. neighborhood temperatures and your c next. >> fairly quiet for the morning commute. southbound 101, still for the truc

we're not looking at many problems, just a stackup in the cash lane.s should turn on around 5:25. >>> breaking overnight -- firefighters are on the scene of a small grass fire near uc-santa cruz. this video is just into our news room. that fire spread to about two acres or so of trees and brush before firefighters had it surrounded. fire views throughout the bay area on high alert because of the fire danger. >>> speaking of that, more search and rescue crews will head to butte county to try to find the more than 200 people missing in the camp fire. >> officials found the remains e total number of dead to 42. this is now the deadliest wildfire in state history. butte county sheriff released the names of the three victims. 65-year-old earnest voss of paradise, a san francisco native. hernandez of concal and carl wily of magalia. gord gordon dise died in the fire. the camp fire still growing this morning. cal fire reports it's burnt 117,000 acres. that's 182 square miles. it is only 30% contained. abc7 news reporter laura anthony has more from nearby yuba

we have a stackup in the cash lanes. no metering lights yet. until 5:to. maybe a little bit later with the veterans day holiday as well. a quick check of our traffic maps. our biggest issue is the full closure of 880, oakland and 23rd. they should wrap it up any time now. it was scheduled to wrap at 5:00 a.m. as long as you're not in a big rig, take 580 as an alternate. >>> the death toll continues to rise in the camp fire still burning in butte county. >> six more bodies were recovered bringing the number of deaths to 29. that means the camp fire is now tied for the deadliest fire in state history. officials are now working to identify the victims. there is fear the number could go up again with more than 200 people still missing. the camp fire has burned more than 100,000 acres, nearly 175 square miles since it broke out thursday morning. we know it is the most destructive fire in state history, destroying 6700 homes and businesses, including more than 60 homes belonging to first responders. >> all of them are still at the job. i have deputy sheriffs out

a stackup in the cash lanes on either side of the bay bridge toll plaza.o metering lights yet. 15 to 20 minutes before that happens. >> thanks alexis. a west coast airport is about to let some people go beyond the checkpoint wit >> streetlights in the south bay were supposed to help bring the >>> i wanted to show you the air quality today which is unhealthy for about two-thirds of the bay area. if you have outdoor activities, put them off until tomorrow if you can. that's when the air will be healthier. it will stay that way hopefully through sunday when spare the air may drop. a red flag warning may be issued. we'll talk more about that coming up >> in the north bay, a fawn that got stuck in a fence is now free thank to a fairfax police officer. the lieutenant here helped the deer yesterday. the police department posted this video from his body cam. he covered the fawn's eyes with a blanket so the animal would calm down and used his baton to separate the deer from the fence. the deer does have a cut on his leg but is otherwise going to be all right >>> th