in southern california, 75,000 homes were evacuated after a fire in l.a. and counties exploded overnight, this is near thousand oaks. this is a situation developing really by the minute. we'll get to the fire burning in northern california's butte county in just a moment as well. >> first southern california, with the incredible video coming in right bay's" kris sanchez is tracking all of that development for us. >> you mentioned the 75,000 homes under mandatory evacuation orders, and already some of those homes have burned to the ground. we want to show you how fast that fire is just consuming those homes. you could see several homes on fire here in this video, but you can also see in the middle of your screen, all of the emergency personnel who were there on the ground trying to prevent this very thing. the helicopter reporter was talking about how strong and erratic the winds were, justbufd the same time. down on the ground the same winds kept changing re >> rene, i think we back to themoment. guys, give us a few moments. >> so you can see the blowing e

southern california, ventura county into l.a. county, highway 101 will be closed for portions, because of a hill fire, and also the woolsey fire, the two we're watching down there, and then north of here, up in butte county, where the camp fire burns through the chico paradise area, highway 99 definitely affected, watch 149, watch 70. i'll send out a limping so you can check whatever freeways you'll use around the state. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> at 6:53, east bay congressman might be challenging president trump in 2020. eric swalwell could be one of the first democrats to throw his hat into the ring. he could announce his decision sometime in the beginning of 2019. >>> we have much more for you right now, a quick look at top stories. flights at sfo are experiencing issues because of the smoke in the area. we'll have more when we come back as well as the wildfires raging across our state. bay area responders are headed to help as the fires burn out of control near chico and l.a. we're taking a live look at ch

this is down in southern california. this home burning, this is the woolsey fire there, that fire already burning 8,000 acres so far, and this is just one of the tragedies right there of that fire. that home looks like it's destroyed there. firefighters trying to put out what they can of those flames, but this is what we've been seeing throughout the morning, as just one of two fires burning there in southern california. >> right, makes you wonder why they're even attempting it there, but that's because the embers, look at the winds whipping along and the embers fly and ignite other fires to other structures. >> the fire jumping the 101 down there. >> 75,000 people have been evacuated in southern california with the combination of the woolsey fire and the hills fire. it's really amazing what they're going through right now overnight. >> we have some brand new video just in to our newsroom of the fires burning out across the state there. >> the first video that we're showing you from southern california as well was posted

. >> including this breaking news out of southern california. a deadly shooting inside a california bar. it was country night. a college night inside the bar, when a gunman walked in, open fire. there were smoke bombs. these are live pictures, a look at the scene. multiple agencies reporting the gunman was killed in the attack. we know at least 12 others died as well, including a sheriff's deputy from the ventura county sheriff's department. he was set to retire early next year. the latest coming up. thanks frank >>> franc holland at cnbc global headquarters. wall street will look to build on yesterday's post-election rally as midterms were what was expected with a split congress. the dow and s&p posting their best gains. on today's watch list, a report for new filings for unemployment and the fed wraps up a two-day meeting but is not expected to hike interest rates. walmart will start offering black friday deals even earlier this year as it competes with amazon, target and others for your holiday bucks. they will start at 10:00 p.m. eastern on

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. >>> there are two fires burning in the southern california. they're prompting evacuations, the hill fire are burning northwest of los angeles, near simi valley, there are homes and businesses that have burned, 30,000 homes are threatened, the fire is being burned by strong wind preventing containment. there's strong fires in the channel islands, the fire has jumped highway 101 which has been shut down in both directions in that area. that fire also 0% containment and schools across ventura county are closed today because of the two fires. now, we're going to have continuing coverage through the morning of the wildfires burning in northern and southern california. we're anticipating from cal fire at 7:00 this morning. >>> the time is now 5:10, authorities still looking for the motive behind that mass shooting at a country music dance bar. late wednesday night, the gunman walked into the borderline bar and grill in thousand oaks, the shooter 28- year-old ex marine ian long who then killed himself after shooting 12 people. he lived with his mothe

look at northern california and down through southern california. now, unfortunately, as that offshore flow increases, what's going to happen is those winds are going to kick up locally gusty conditions, low humidity levels, especially overnight starting tonight into sunday afternoon for the bay area. the north bay mountains, the mount diablo range. there is a red flag warning in chico area through monday. they're dealing with even gustier conditions, 40 to 50-mile-per-hour winds kicking up tonight. relatively humidity of less than 5% at time. that high fire danger is very much going to remain a concern through tonight into tomorrow. those winds will remain calm through tonight. those winds beginning to pick up near the napa area and over the next seven days, unfortunately, we're not seeing any signs of rain in the seven day outlook. that smoke is going to linger, the winds will kick up into sunday for san francisco and for inland areas as well expect windy conditions and that's going to remain a big concern as we head in toward tonight. i'll give y

. >>> to the woolsey fire, terrorizing southern california communities. two people have been killed. the flames have burned more than 83,000 acres with more than 150,000 people still under evacuation orders. now malibu is the latest city to feel the wrath. "today in the bay's" damian trujillo has this overnight report. >> reporter: firefighters in southern california are outnumbered. this morning, malibu does not look the way it used to. the woolsey fire rages on in southern california. flames have reached the town of malibu. it's usually a pice touresque spot, home to leonardo dicaprio and others. overnight the locals found out nature doesn't discriminate. malibu is not the same. >> it didn't look like malibu. it was something out of a movie or something. >> reporter: garrett smith spent the day putting out hot spots at friends and strangers' homes. >> i've been to a lot of fires and floods went on here in malibu, and it's the worst. it's the worst. i've had to help save people and animals. >> pretty devastating fire. >> reporter: the battalion chief sai

this is in southern california and ventura county. they're calling it the woolsey fire. 8,000 acres consumed so far. 30,000 homes are threatened, 75,000 people evacuated, many of them, sadly staying in some of the shelters there used yesterday for the shooting. >> absolutely, and the situation is the wind, that's also playing a big factor there. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking that and kari, we have dangers here in our area as well. >> we do have, the camp fire that's farther to the north of the bay area, and still a red flag warning in effect. i'll have more on that and what to expect throughout the day, coming up next. destructive wild overnight >>> breaking news at 4:30, destructive wildfires exploding overnight across the state, from the north to the south, emergency evacuations, as flames fueled by strong winds demolish homes. >> my home was across the street. i woke up, and my house was full of smoke, and i walked out of the house, and there was fire all the way around my very, very fast. >> our team monitoring updates

the campfire in northern california and the hail and woolsey fires in southern california. tonight two more wildfires have broke out. scott mcclain is with cal fire. you have quite the task ahead of you. let's go south to north. 91,000 acres burned. 21% contained. 50,000 structures threatened. where do you go from here? >> we are still dealing with a red flag warning on that fire. it looks like it will end tomorrow. we want to get the winds to die down so the firefighters can get tighter into those flames. those flames of course not being so aggressive. we are dealing with topography issues and extreme weather conditions. blake: by tomorrow, that sound fairly optimistic. >> i'm taking it. the red flag warnings have been coming and going on a regular basis. blake: there have been a couple other fires, one affecting highway 118, san fernando to moorpark. where does that stand for you in southern california. >> that up with has been caught. so it looks good there. we are averaging 100 wildfires a week in southern california. blake: the camp fire, 113,000 acres. 25% contained.

luckily this flareup pretty small compared to some other images we've seen out of southern california the past few days. >>> now turning to the midterms, it's been one week since the election, but your voice continues because some races are still too close to call. >> let's look at some of those state senator ricardo rora has a 2 1/2 point lead for insurance commissioner but still millions of votes left to be counted. tony thurmon is in a virtual tie for marshall tuck for superintendent of public construction. thurmon is up by about 3500. >>> mean while in the east bay, it appears alameda will have a new mayor. city councilwoman has increased her lead over incouple bapt. ashcraft is ahead by 1,000 votes with absentee and provisional ballots left to go. >>> voter turnout in san francisco dramatically increased from four years ago. this year 323,000 votes have been counted and still about 56,000 mail-in ballots remaining. that means once everything is counted, the turnout this year would increase by 168,000. that is a 70% increase from the 2014 midterms. >>> new at 6:00 a.m., we love ou

a man opens fire in a bar in southern california. hundreds of people inside rush for cover as shots rang out. 13 people are dead, including the gunman and a sheriff's deputy who rushed in to help. >> as i told his wife, he died a hero because he went -- he went in to save lives, to save other people. >> investigators are searching for a motive, clues and clarity as a community tries to cope. >> thousand oaks is known as one of the safest communities, it is, and it's a reminder that anywherengs can happen atia any time. >> good morning and thanks for joining us for our midday newscast. i'mrl laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we've been following this breaking news all morning long, even going on early at 4:00 this morning for "today in the bay." here's latest. 12 people- were killed, includig theon sheriff's deputy. that gunman, 28-year-old ian long, killed himself. now the shooting happened just after 11:00 inside of borderline bar and grill. this is in thousand oaks. that's about 40 miles west of los angeles. and at least

. >>> in southern california, strong winds fueling the woolsey fire. terrifying new video and details on the firefight from the sky. >>> plus, the haze covering the bay area. air quality a big concern as you head out the door. good morning and thanks for joining us on this monday, november 12th. the birds like the water. i don't think anybody likes the skies out there. super hazy. >> it is tough to see that day after day. >> notice the birds are flying close to the water trying to find the cleaner air. they can't find it. neither can i. unhealthy air right now. suit is row tower, a look at our microclimates. air unhealthy for all of us to breathe on this winter spare the air. resist burning wood. you get fined a lot of money if you get caught. plus, who wants to add to this. walnut creek this morning. you can barely see. three-quarters to maybe a mile down 680. that's how thick the smoke is. dress in layers this morning. low 30s in many areas to low 50s. look how homogenized our temperatures are. mid to upper 50s as we round out the day planner at 7:00

we are continue to go follow breaking news in southern california. a gunman shot and killed 12 people at a bar. another update next. >> details on how you can celebrate the life of willie >>> twelve people are dead after a gunman walked into a southern california bar and opened fire. a sheriff's deputy is among those killed. >> we learned law enforcement has identified the shooter. that i.d. has not been publicly released. >> first reports of the shooting came in 11:30 last night. it happened at the borderline bar & grill in thousand oaks, 40 mills southwest of los angeles. katie eutis has the latest development >> reporter: there are 13 total dead, including the deputy. there is a reunification station.

a deadly mass shooting at a southern california nightclub. happened about 11:25 last night at a bar in thousand oaks in ventura county. >> we know at least 13 people are dead, including the shooter and a sheriff's deputy. our sister station knbc has more from the scene. >> reporter: it's not a good morning in thousand oaks. there are people wrapped in blanket, faces drenched in tears. they're standing near us about a block from the nightclub. it's the borderline bar & grill, a country western bar, enjoying the wednesday ritual, college night, a popular gathering for college students here from moorpark college, cal lutheran, among other schools in the evening. students we spoke with describe a terrifying scene. >> all i saw was once the shots rang out and we were heading under the stools. >> i'm pretty sure i saw him. i'll never get that picture out of my head. we dropped and we heard the gunshots. a lot of gunshots. a lot of gunshots. i don't even -- a lot. and i was just laying there. >> reporter: so many questions yet to be answered, who th

we are tracking breaking news out of southern california. a mass shooting at a bar in thousand oaks. 13 people are dead, including the suspect and ventura county sheriff's deputy. authorities tell abc news the gunman has been identified but they have not released his name. the shootingas night at borderline bar & grill. >> the gunman was inside the venue. as of now they have no motive for the shooting. ventura county sheriff identified the deputy killed as sergeant ron helus, a 29-year veteran of the department who considered retiring within the next year. we'll have much more on this story throughout our newscast. >>> high fire danger in the north bay. >> another threat of pg&e turning off the power to prevent wildfires. here are all the areas that could be impacted. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live with news from the power company. >> reporter: hi, jessica. good news here behind me, the lights are on. coffee shops and grocery stores will be open. you can see some flags. there is some wind. that's what they were worried about over

. >> more live pictures from southern california. the city of malibu is under an evacuation order right now. it happened earlier this morning. we've been watching as fires dangerously approach some homes. acting governor gavin newsom declared a state of emergency for three counties this morning. we'll get back to those live pictures from los angeles in just a moment. first want to take a breath to say thank you for joining us. good morning to you. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. first, we want to talk about one of the fuels that is spreading those fires right now. the wind. that's also causing extremely poor air quality here in the bay area. our traffic cameras giving us a live look outside. the smell of that smoke is really evident from our north counties to the south bay. >> kari hall joins us now. kari, the red flag warning is over, but certainly the smoke in the air is a big problem. >> right. and even the smoke could be picked up from satellite view in nasa, and they posted this picture, where you can see where t

bar shooting is dead inside that bar in southern california. we do know that at least 11 people were injured in shooting in thousand oaks, 40 miles west of los angeles. the bar was packed with college students. man reportedly the shooter reportedly used smoke bombs and fired at least 30 shots. cheryl: all right, we will continue to follow the breaking news out of southern california but we are covering market news as well this morning, you probably saw it happen on your screen, dow industrials soared nearly 550 points yesterday as a result from midterm elections came in. pretty much as the street expected, could this be the start of 20% gain for the s&p 500 one year from now. alan, senior portfolio at ebs, is here with us, good to have you, sir. >> good morning, cheryl. cheryl: if history points to what they believe will happen, they are looking for 20% gain from s&p based on the structure that we have now, which is a democratic controlled house and republican controlled senate. what do you make of that as we see these numbers from yesterday wh

. >>> it is an unsettling situation in southern california. the worry is that those strong santa ana winds will make that fight against the woolsey fire much more difficult. it is burning in parts of los angeles and ventura counties. nearly 85,000 acres have burned so far, with just 15% of that fire contained. that fire destroyed nearly 180 structures. the hill fire has burned nearly 5,000 acres, and is 75% contained. at least two people are confirmed dead here, and three firefighters have been injured. right now, we want to take a live picture, this sf tof the woolsey fire. look at the intense flames, and this is what firefighters are dealing with as they try to get this under control. more than a quarter of a million have been ordered out of that fire zone. many feeling and fleeing for safety here, as that firefighters continue to rush in. >> it was a wall of flames that came through. >> we can stay right along the side. >> the cause of both of to ez fires sti -- those fires still under investigation. >>> there are several ways you can help

in southern california. officials say two people have been killed in the woolsey fire in los angeles and ventura counties. at least 370 homes have burned including the homes of singers neil young, robin thicke, and miley cyrus. authorities fear many homes have gone up in flames. the woolsey fire has grown to more than 91,000 acres and stretches more than 20 miles long and 14 miles wide, from thousand oaks, to calabasas, down into cal abu. right now, officials say the fire is 20% contained. >>> firefighters in ventura county are putting out fires that broke out in simi valley this morning. the peak fire started shortly this morning before 10:00 this morning and quickly grew to more than 100 acres. crews were able to keep the flames away from nearby homes, despite strong santa ana winds. but the huge flames caused major delays for the 118 freeway for several hours. >> fire crews in southern california are doing with those two acres, as they work to contain a another fire, south of simi valley. the hill fire ha

. >>> now back to that breaking news out of southern california. if you're just waking up, here is what we're learning at this hour. this is a mass shooting. 13 people are dead including a sheriff's deputy and the gunman. up to 12 others are injured. this all unfolded around 11:20 last night. this is when the suspect open fire inside a crowded bar in thousand oaks. this is 40 miles west of l.a. police say that several hundred people were inside that bar. this is the borderline bar & grill at the time of the shooting. that bar was hosting a college country night when that shooting happened. >>> there's a lot of new information coming in minute by minute. let's take a look at where the shooting happened. in thousand oaks, as you mentioned, marcus, about 40 miles west of los angeles. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez has been tracking it for us. anything new? >> we know law enforcement is trying to use the fingerprints taken off that gunman's dead body ed to try to identify him as he walked into that borderline bar & grill with the gun and smoke bombs

. >>> on to southern california now. the wolsey fire burning in los angeles and ventura counties stands at 70,000 acres. around 250,000 people are under mandatory evacuation, including the entire city of mall but. so far it is zero percent contained. chris martinez is live in mall but with the latest for us. chris? >> reporter: and julian, authorities telling us tonight that two bodies found in a vehicle here, two dead people in mall but were likely killed by this fire. now, it has been a wind-free day here in southern california. that's good news for firefighters. in fact, just moments ago, they announced that the containment level of this fire is now at 5%. so that is some progress. but they still have a very, very long battle ahead of them. . it's around-the-clock battle for firefighters in southern california. a massive inferno called the wolsey fire, doubling in size overnight. >> as you can see from last night, we had a tough night in relation to this firefight. >> reporter: fire officials say the blaze destroyed a

due to wildfires in northern and southern california. the effects from the butte county fire were evident in alameda this week. this was video from yesterday's practice as the raiders were moving through the haze. in l-a, 45 rams team employees were evacuated from their homes....because of the woolsey fire. there is the outside possibility the games could be moved or see a change in schedule, but the league says they will go on as planned for now. jon gruden...gave his remarks on the fires this morning. <>"i hope that the fires go away. i'm more concerned about a lot of people that are being impacted by this. we'll react to whatever the circumstances are, whatever happens. i just hope this ends fast" we talked tonight... 3 keys for the raiders this sunday...against the chargers. first off, derek carr...sacked 7 times last week..that surely cant happen again. also, they only managed 3 points against the 9ers...get the offense going. finally, philip rivers known for making big plays...that new pass rush must get pressure. your mercedez-ben

one in southern california as you can't see that smoke there. then also out towards portions of butte county of course with the "camp fire." there's that smoke plume moving in from the north settling here in the bay area. as we come in closer, fire danger a little bit of a break right now and into a good portion of saturday. but look what happens once again. saturday night, red flag warnings go up for a good portion of northern california and the bay area including the north bay hills, east bay hills and santa cruz mountains all in response to some gusty winds developing so closer to home we potentially could have gusts up above 45 miles per hour and humidity on sunday could be about 8 to 12% so that's in place saturday night into sunday morning. now, this will not be as strong as the offshore wind yesterday. but still, the winds do pick up here. this is especially probably strongest sunday morning. we'll scale back on the wind speeds by sunday afternoon into sunday night. showing you this, the satellite storm track, you definitely want the stor

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all of it here in southern california. the red flag warnings actually extend for 21 million people all the way through central and northern portions of california too. the other story on the map is this big rain and even winter weather event. it's snowing in north texas, and snow is moving through oklahoma and kansas. a big rainstorm through the southeast as we go throughout the day today into tonight. that's a look at the big weather storie texas through the southeast. a chance of thunderstorms today along the gulf coast. it's going to be a wet and kind of wild week with a winter weather and rain and hopefully no more big fires. >> bill, thank you. >>> it's the battle of the brews as pabst and miller coors head to court, pabst blue ribbon claims it could be forced out of business if they can't come to an agreement. miller coors argues it's too costly to continue its kcontrac. > >>> plenty more to come including a look at what awaits the migrant caravan at the u.s. southern border as our military works to secure the area.

nsk d we want to take you back to southern california where a huge fire continues to burn in l.a. and ventura counties. it has crossed the 101. now threatening the communities of catire hillside engulfed in flames. and homes right in front of it. this is the scene that's repeated all over that area right now in ventura county. hundreds of thousands of people had to frantically evacuate. that caused traffic jams and now 101 is shut down. the hill is covered in flames. firefighters are trying to prevent it from jumping the freeway. it happened a half-hour ago. an ongoing threat, major back to you. >>you. the acting head of state the justice department recuse himself from the russia probe. california attorney general xavier becerra and 17 others sent the letter to matthew whitaker. he has been publicly critical of special counsel robert mueller's investigation in the past. whitaker will oversee the probe. critics say whitaker's appointment is a sign that president trump is stepping up his efforts to shut down the russia investigation. >> ♪ nobody is above the law ♪ >> rallies wer

on both of those fires in southern california. new video this morning showing the largest of the two fires. these are aerials from the woolsey fire to the northwest of la and thousand oaks. firefighters, finally able to see what they are up against. highway 101 closed in both directions in multiple locations. more on that in a moment. as a video. but there are mandatory evacuations in place for the woolsey fire. including the entire city of malibu. 30+ homes have burned. some businesses have been destroyed. the fire, because of the winds quadrupled overnight, 8000+ acres have burned. and over 30,000 homes are threatened at this hour. with the winds still gusting at over 30 miles per hour and some of the peaks getting a handle of the fire, it will take a little time but evacuees and firefighters are doing their level best right now and some very tough conditions. >> the fire damage assessment teams have not even started. this fire is wind driven. erratic fire behavior. our goal is to get people out from this fire. we are rescuing p

both in southern california, and northern california. we have also requested mutual aid from surrounding states. so, oregon, washington, arizona, nevada. we will continue to bring in resources until we have good containment on these fires. that will probably take several thousand more firefighters out on the line. the three firefighters that were injured, i believe two of them are minor, and then, one of them was a little bit more extensive. that information will be forthcoming as to that position. >> jonathan cox joining us from calfire. rescues have been underway all day. we hope to see more rescues and more better scenarios for a lot of those people. >> we will turn it over to meteorologist, mark tamayo. one red flag warning -- expired today. but there's another possibility want tomorrow. >> we are tracking an excellent developing saturday night and sunday. we must be so challenging for calfire. you already have this one huge fire and that you have these other fires developing across the state. fortunately, they had to prepare for mor

as and southern in northern and southern california... as they battle massive flames several cities. (vicki) plus... hear a mother's desperate demand after her son is killed in the thousand oaks shooting. why she says she doesn't want anyone's thoughts or prayers. "my son was in las vegas and he came home. he didn't come home last night. i don't want prayers, i don't want thoughts. i want gun control. and i hope to got nobody else sends me any prayers" (grant) a mother's heartbreak after her son who survived the las vegas massacre... was killed in the shooting at a bar in thousand oaks. these are images of the 12 people who were gunned down and killed-- before the shooter took his own life. (vicki) the tight-knit community of thousand oaks is paying tribute to the victim's tonight. this as investigators release new information about the shooter and work to determine what triggered the bloody rampage. paul vercammen is outside the bar with the latest. a moving a moving tribute.... as a community bands together to remember 11 lives cut shor

reporter: the president is on his way to southern california as we speak. whichever neighborhood he chooses to tour, over the 150 square miles of the wellesley fire impacted, he will see scenes like this. we are in the neighborhood of malibu on a short dead-end street. right along the street, house after house after house, just like this. burned to the ground. as i walk here through the rubble, we walk straight into one other. again, exactly the same scene. nothing left whatsoever. and you heard kevin and the president talking about the politics of all of this.the politics of climate change. the politics of forest management. i can tell you this from being here for the past week or so. the people who are the victims of this fire, the people who have lost everything, don't care one whit about the politics right now. while they care about is how on earth they begin to put their lives back together. of course, these fires, not the only tragedy that we have been through here in southern california. over the past 10 days. and that is another reason for the presi

that's how stretched they are across southern california this morning. i want you to just take a quick look at this house. that's actually the main part of this home. there's a tennis court over there, and this is just the garage. this is all that's left to burn in this particular home here. overnight those fires ousting hundreds of thousands of residents from their homes. >> report of three people trapped in a house. >> people trapped in cars. there might be some injuries. >> reporter: a line of fires in southern california turning homes to cinders racing across the landscape faster than firefighters can contain them. residents like rebecca hackett desperate to outrun the flames filming on instagram as embers pelted her car. >> please, god, please let me out. i was really scared earlier. i was in shock. i definitely thought i was going to die. i thought i'm not going to make it out, but i just kept driving because i didn't know what else to do. >> reporter: earlier officials ordering residents to evacuate in advance of the fires. >> mandatory evacuation

but there is a store in southern california on the list. that is on top of the 140 stores sears already been in the process of closing since august. that includes several bay area stores. that leaves sears with less than 400 stores. they are hoping to make a profit if they can survive bankruptcy. >>> we can see the whole ridge was ablaze. it made me sick. >> an estimated 1,000 buildings burned and reports of fatalities of a massive wildfire. the new information from the front lines as the camp fire burns out of control. >>> two major wildfires burning west of los angeles. tens of thousands of people ordered to evacuate, dozens of homes already destroyed. we'll show you some of that massive devastation. >>> good friday. november 9th. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and i'm dave clark. we have breaking news north and south of the bay area. three severe wildfires burning out of control

that is what they g -- dealing with in southern california. in southern california it is the camp fire. >> you can see how bad it is. it is hard to make out the golden gate bridge. our temperatures are cooler compared to yesterday at this time. we are looking at 60 or 61 in san jose and santa rosa right now is at 57. the air quality conditions, 174 and santa rosa. 137 in livermore and san jose is 127. unhealthy air. an air quality advisories are going to have a spare the air alert. the air quality is unhealthy. this is the smoke forecast. you can see all of that red. that is the smoke and that is what it looks like today and for the rest of the work week. we need it really to kick out of your pushoff to the east. we need the rain for sure. future cast, the next 10 days. whether matters show rain here for next week. that is the next chance to see some rain. we could see the rain, not just for us in the bay area but also for the county. that will help with the firefighting efforts. sunr648. the daytime highs today because of the smoky conditions

due to wildfires in northern and southern california. the effects from the butte county fire were evident in alameda this week. this was video from yesterday's practice as the raiders were moving through the haze. in l-a, 45 rams team employees were evacuated from their homes....because of the woolsey fire. there is the outside possibility the games could be moved or see a change in schedule, but the league says they will go on as planned for now. jon gruden...gave his remarks on the fires this morning. <>"i hope that the fires go away. i'm more concerned about a lot of people that are being impacted by this. we'll react to whatever the circumstances are, whatever happens. i just hope this ends fast" finally tonight, sharkies wrapping up a back-to-back in st. louis. aaron dell between the pipes... --bad night for the goalie.. 1st period--4-on-4 situation. vladimir tarasenko...flips in the pass from behind the net... and alex pietrangelo...ca pitalizes on the assist. 1-nothing blues. --in the 2nd period, sharks trying to clear period, sha

we expect calmer conditions across southern california on wednesday. containment numbers could go up. guys. >> thanks, pedram. >>> it to florida where the lawsuits -- pedram. to florida where the lawsuits are scrambling. -- to florida where the lawsuits are mounting and the accusations are flying in the chaotic election recount. officials are scrambling to get every vote counted by thursday's deadline as the race gets uglier by the hour. rick scott and bill nelson blasting one another. >> what bill nelson needs to do now is what he is asking me to do. say look, the election happened. let's go forward. he is not. he is a pure sore loser trying to steal an election. >> rick scott is not making sure every lawful vote is counted. the second is he is using his power as governor to try to undermine the voting process. >> florida judge is warning both sides to ramp down the rhetoric. republicans, including scott and president trump, still alleging fraud in the process without offering any evidence and despite repeated denials from the department of state and

and the million- dollar homes -- set ablaze in southern california. this morning: firefighters struggle to get a handle on the woolsey fire. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:30. good morning. it >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> it's beginning to look a lot like winter in and around denver. a slow-moving storm hit parts of colorado dumping six inches of snow in some areas. more than a dozen vehicles were involved in a crash on an icy denver highway yesterday. >>> if you're trying to lose weight, there's some new research that suggests that you might want to spend more time on the scale. the university of pittsburgh study shows that people who weigh themselves daily are more likely to shed pounds. people who never weigh themselves or stepped on the scale once a week lost no weight. but those who weighed them self several times a week had more significant weight loss. >> it would remind you to eat healthy food, watch, you calories, portion sizes, stay away from the tempting sweets in the o

. >> this massive fire here in southern california has now jumped the 101. it is making a run towards the ocean. >> tonight, firefighters overwhelmed, flames scorching the size of 80 football fields every minute. >>> a war of words erupts, the nra versus doctors fed up and speaking up after the latest mass shooting in america. >>> and a mom whose son survived the vegas massacre only to die in that barish -- in that bar issues a thundering call to action. >> and i don't want prayers. i don't want thoughts. i want gun control, and i hope to god nobody else sends me anymore prayers. >>> new turns in the election cliff hangers in florida, arizona and georgia. votes still being counted and lawsuits flying. >>> michelle obama getting personal like never before tearing into president trump and revealing a painful chapter in her marriage. >>> who is recording you? new rules that everyone who uses uber should know. >>> the price you pay that could mean an early present for families. >>> and lady gaga's private battle and new message inspiring millions. >> announcer:

. >>> wildfires continue to burn in southern california this afternoon. ann macavic has more on the fire. >> firefighters spread so thinly right now. the new fire started in san bernadino county, the woolsey fire continues to burn. >> a third person is confirmed dead in the fire, the body was found in a home in agora hills the number of people killed is expected to climb. its been burning since thursday along the ventura and la county border, firefighters dealing with flare-ups in the hills over night as the 150 square miles already burned continue to smolder in the wind. >> tyler started to evacuate from his home but decided to turn around to douse the embers. >> the fire jumped from the top of that ridge to my house within a 3 minute period. >> i've lived in malibu for 45 years i've been through all of these fires, they were not prepared. >> forest stuart was one of many people who live in malibu expressing frustration how the fire and evacuations were handled. stuart credits his neighbor were saving his house. >> he and his wife are 85, they stood out

the man hiat a southern california bar. good morning, it is friday, november 9th. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. we are continuing to follow the latest developments in butte county where tens of thousands of people have already been forced out of their homes as the "camp fire" rages out of control. we won't know the full extent for some time but we know that thousands of structures have been destroyed and there are multiple deaths there. the fire has scorched about 20,000 acres so far since it broke out yesterday morning. and as a result, air quality is going to be a big problem in the bay area today. >> you can smell it in the air. >> yes. >> you would think it's just right down the street and it's not. that's what everyone is saying. just so bad and so thick with that smoke. >>> actually, just checking the air quality for us compared to beijing, china, and we worse than beijing, china. to show you how bad it is. the air quality unhealthy for the bay area here. we are looking at smoky hazy conditions. the air

that in southern california, big fires are not uncommon in november and december. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >> we saw the desperate effort by people to try to escape those flames as you pointed out. people just leaving their cars behind and making a run for it. are you hearing any reports of people who are still missing at this point? whose loved ones have not found them? >> well, i will say this. i don't know that that's the case. but we just simply have to look at what's happened in the last year. in every one of those cases, there were people they were looking for that they thought they had a bead on, but those people simply never responded. so i suspect there are missing people. the number of which is unknown. but the odds are, that if people died in their cars trying to leave, other people who thought they might tough it out probably didn't make it anyhow. we are going to learn a lot more about that over the weekend and into next week. >> tom, what are some of the challenges that you're seeing out there amongst not only just resident but also even the crews

cal beat u-s-c last week down in southern california. saturday night they were in saturday night california. southern week down in beat u-s-c last to 116. cal on to win 117 warriors go beast. again. he's a there? jones it and who's klay can't get while later. play. little wow what a damian jones either but can't get it either but damian jones wow what a play. little while later. klay can't get it and who's there? jones again. he's a beast. warriors go on to win 117 to 116. cal beat u-s-c last week down in southern california. saturday night they were in berkeley.first quarter cal up 14 to nothing and driving again. chase garbers steps into the pocket and says i got this...there he goes. he's inside the 10...the five and taken down. then on 4th down garbers to patrick laird. left side that's a touchdown. but here comes colorado. steven montez finds k.d. nixon. touchdown buffaloes. then late third colorado driving again. then montez to juwann winfree for another touchdown. we got ourselves a game. cal says not so fast. garbers going deep.

at 6:30 the first memorial is underway for the victims of a southern california shooting. a napa teenager among the 12 people killed when a gunman opened fire in a southern california bar. >> police have identified the suspect as 28-year-old ian david long. he was a former u.s. marine who was known to law enforcement. authorities believe he took his own life after shooting up a bar. >> we have team coverage on that shooting. kpix5's julie watts is in napa where that young woman's family is grieving tonight. >> we begin live first in thousand oaks. >> reporter: it has now been several hours since the mass shooting. and as the news starts to really sink in here for the community the mood remains somber as those ah who live through it continue to share their stories of what they saw and what they experienced. tonight we still don't have a motive but we are learning more about the gunman. >> jason coffman's grief spilled out for the world to hear. >> oh god this is so bad. son, i love you so much. >> he waited all night to hear if his 22-year-old son cody survived the shooting

thousands of five continue to battle three large wildfires in northern and southern california strong winds are making it difficult to contain the blazes which of killed more than two dozen people. i'm christine one welcome to the program europe has been mocking one hundred years since the fighting stopped on the battlefields of world war one day in paris heads of state from around the world gathered for a somber ceremony around nine million soldiers and millions more civilians lost their lives in the conflicts. was it was a moment that had been a century in the making played out against the spectacular backdrop of the uk to triumph in paris running late in the rain world leaders missed the exact moment when one hundred years earlier at the eleventh hour on the eleventh day of the eleventh month the guns finally fell silent but the message was clear never again the location adding extra resonance the tomb of the unknown soldier quiet symbol of the sacrifice of the millions killed in the conflict. french president emmanuel macron spoke of the tragedy of war and urged the world to work

breaking news overnight: a gu opensir southern california bar. this morning: 12 dead are -udina deputy. ahead: an update from our live news desk. plus: >>> breaking news. a gunman opens fire inside a southern california bar. this morning, 12 are dead including a deputy. ahead an update from our live news desk. >> pg&e may turn off your powerful we are monitoring the high fire danger across the bay area. >> and a reporter banished from the white house. this morning, a closer look at the presidential confrontation. good morning, everyone. it is thursday, november 8th. i'm michelle griego. >> good morning. i'm kenny choi. it is 5:00 right now. a lot of people enjoying the sunny and dry conditions but there is a concern for those dangerous fire conditions. >> that's right. it comes at a cost. we're tracking some strong winds this morning. and just checked, mount diablo gusts up to 69 miles per hour out there right now. so especially in the higher elevations, getting some st

ok thank you great relief reporting from rob reynolds west like village in southern california the fires there and as rob points out that is in addition to the ones we were talking about in northern california little bit of. two other news place in australia say they are treating an attack in melbourne as a terrorism incident one person was killed in a stabbing two others injured the lone attack was eventually shot by police after trying to stab them two and he has now been confirmed dead as well andrew thomas reports from australian bureau in sydney just up to four o'clock on a busy afternoon in the center of melbourne shopping district a full wheel drawing of the settlement those on the street watching in horror as a man who had already stopped by turns his knife on police. officers tried to subdue him with anything to hand one even pushes a shopping trolley to the extent. as he continues to attack was one officer pulls out of iraq. and shoots him once in the chest someone has driven a car that's exploded. in my house this is all on it was an attack witnessed by dozens of people. i was

first, to southern california. chris martine >>> tomorrow things could get even worse. >> cbs reporter chris martinez joins us live from malibu, where firefighters have been taking advantage of calmer winds. chris? >> reporter: and juliet and brian, malibu is one of four cities just in los angeles county alone that remain entirely evacuated at this hour. now, firefighters have made some progress today. they did get some containment on this fire, about 5%, but they still have a very long way to go. it's around-the-clock battle for firefighters in southern california. a massive inferno called the woolsey fire. >> as you can see from last night, we had a tough night in relation to this fire fight. >> reporter: fire officials say the blaze destroyed at least 70,000 acres in ventura and los angeles counties, forcing more than 200,000 people from their homes. but d. h. stayed behind to save his. >> i live here. forty-seven years. i'm not leaving. >> reporter: fire officials don't know for sure how many homes and business

live in southern california tonight, i'm dion lim, abc 7 news. >>> there are more than a dozen active wildfires burning across the state. we've put up this map for you. only three big ones, the two in southern california and the campfire in butte county. >> in oakland, a judge refuse today resurrect a plea deal in the ghost ship fire. it claimed 36 lives. abc 7 news anchor eric thomas was there when the attorneys for the two defendants said they are going to trial. >> we're going to trial. we, you know, can prevail. >> the attorney moments after a judge refused his motion to reinstate a plea deal, got another judge thrown out as too lenient. sara represents al men a, charged in the december 2016 fire that tore through the ghost ship. a warehouse that had been turned bo an artist's collective. sara says authorities knew the ghost ship was a fire trap and did nothing. >> the inspectors and the sheriff's department, the fire department, all who have visited the premises, all who knew the condition and all who sanctioned it. all who said it's awesome. >> earlier this year, sara and the at

. >>> in southern california, there are two large fires burning in ventura county. they are forcing evacuations. >> the hill fire started yesterday afternoon. it has burned 10,000 acres. this is new video of the heavy smoke and flames burning overnight. the hill fire has forced a handful of communities to evacuate and shut down part of highway 101. >> the second fire is in county. multiple structures like the homes you see here have been destroyed. about 30,000 homes are threatened. you can stay on top of the fires and the problems with the smoke with abc 7 news app. it is free. be sure to enable push alerts to get breaking news, updates as we get them. >>> this morning authorities will continue to dig deeper into the suspect's background. stephanie ramos has more on what investigators is have learned. >> reporter: good morning. authorities have been scrubbing the alleged gunman's past looking for clues why he would open fire killing so many. police still trying to figure ow the motive. they learned he had recently been cleared after an incident at his home. a commu