[Kate Riley, Cnn World Sport Anchor:] Two years we're meeting in the Champions League final round, Real Madrid will yet again face local rivals Atletico in European football showcase event. Real and Man City played out goalless rule in the first leg of their semifinal, and there would be only one goal in this one. Twenty minutes in Gary failed the strike deflected off Fernando for what would be proving to be the winning goal. Real will hope to replicate that success against Atletico in the Champions League as they beat them in the final two years ago and knocked them out of the 2015 quarter finals. Chelsea and Tottenham have both been charged with England's Football Association for failing to control their players and staff. It follows the ugly Melee at the end of Monday's match at Stanford Bridge. Spurs threw away a two-goal lead to concede the title to Leicester City. Tottenham fielder Mousa Dembele is the only individual name after replay seem to show poking Diego Costa in the eye. And we're now just three months away from the opening ceremony to the Rio Olympics and there is more bad news for the credibility of drug testing facilities across the world. South Africa doping control laboratory has become the fourth lab in the last month to be suspended. An appeal can now be made within 21 days of the lab being notified. And that's a look at all your sports headlines. I'm Kate Riley.
[Church:] Strong winds are making it hard for firefighters in Canada to battle a huge wild fire. Authorities have put the province of Alberta under a state of emergency. And here's a look from above. You can actually see a smoke cloud enveloping a community with flames close behind. CNN meteorologist, Jennifer Gray has the latest on the evacuations.
[Jennifer Gray, Cnn Meteorologist:] Big flames tower over residential area in Alberta, Canada. Instead of welcoming people to Fort McMurray, authorities are scrambling to evacuate the city's 80,000 residents. The uncontrolled wildfire has already consumed some 10,000 hectares of lands, businesses and homes.
[Joanne Bates, Fort Mcmurray Resident:] While it's a disaster and I find that it's not fair. They didn't even let us take our things and when we ask so we lost everything there.
[Gray:] It's the largest fire-related evacuation in Alberta's history. At least one suburb is believed to be 80 percent destroyed, consumed by flames.
[Darby Allen, Wood Buffalo Regional Fire Department Chief:] It's been the worst day of my career. And I am you know, the whole the people here are devastated, everyone is devastated, the community is going to be devastated. This is going to go on. This is going to take us a while to come back from.
[Gray:] The blaze began Sunday, fuelled by high temperatures and winds. It quickly became an inferno. More than 100 firefighters and emergency workers are working to contain the fire. But weather conditions making it upheld battle.
[Scott Long, Alberta Emergency Management Agency Executive Director:] Bad news does not get better with time. It's based on the wild fire reports, the conditions and we don't want that to happen, obviously we're working towards that, preventing that but it is a possibility that we may lose a large portion of the town.
[Gray:] It's too soon to know the full financial impact the fire will have on the community and the government. But Prime Minister Justin Trudeau promised his support.
[Justin Trudeau, Canadian Prime Minister:] I want you to know that our government and all Canadians will stand by you and support you now and when it is time to rebuild.
[Gray:] Support that will likely be needed for months to come. Jennifer Gray, CNN, Atlanta.
[Church:] And our meteorologist, Derek Van Dam joins us now to give us an idea of whether there's any relief in sight with the weather.
[Derek Van Dam, Cnn Meteorologist:] Well, earlier this week, temperatures were 16 degrees Celsius above average for this time of year with strong gusty winds, prime condition for brush fire like this. There are cooler weather there is cooler weather coming their way but into the end of the weekend, it heats right back up again, Rosemary. We'll give a full forecast for Fort McMurray. But I want to first show you what social media has been lighting up with in terms of media pictures. Take a look at this. This is coming from Fort McMurray. Terrifying moments for the residents starting to seek refuge and evacuate. Remember, almost 90,000 people. But let's put it in perspective using Googler and look how cozy. This is a three-day time span using Google earth and some GIS software. Just how quickly this fire engulfed Fort McMurray. This is the city right here. And one thing I want you to notice, if we can get it a little closer, this is Highway 63. And notice how that's also been cut off near Fort McMurray, that's where the fire over spread that region. So, really the residents only had one option and that was to travel north away from the city. So, time will tell if that wraps around over that northern section of Fort McMurray. And if that will cut off that one lone remaining evacuation route for this region. This is an aerial image of the fire just to give you an idea just how expansive this is. And you can start to see how the smoke cloud starts to reach a level where it starts to spread out in all direction. That's actually the stratosphere, believe it or not, 45,000 feet in the air, 13,000 kilometers in the air that as high as some of highest volcanic ash plumes ever recorded. So, this is major fire, it's significant for Canada. They are calling it one of the worst. And even to put this into further perspective, they've already burned 10,000 hectares. That's comparable to the size of Hong Kong Island or even half of Manhattan. That's about 100 square kilometers. So, what is causing the heat and the wild fire conditions while it's this ridge of high pressure that's bringing warmth north. We've even had record highs into the Seattle, Washington area. Now take a look at this. Overnight hours, we think temperatures should cool off quite dramatically and they have. But at this moment in time, Fort McMurray is actually warmer than Los Angeles and here at the CNN World Weather Center. On Tuesday, May 3rd, and they were 33 degrees. That is 16 degrees above where they should be. Now this starts to break down. We got some relief. So, I think the narrow window of time for the firefighters is within the next 24 hours. But unfortunately, the four-day forecast shows a warming trend. We do have temperatures rebounding. And to the upper 20s, if you see Fort McMurray they are 28 degrees by Saturday. And that's when we expect the winds to pick up once again. So, there's that very narrow window of time for them to execute and try to get a handle on this fire as quickly as possible.
[Church:] Hopefully they can do that in that little bit of time they have.
[Dam:] I agree.
[Church:] All right, Derek, thanks so much. I appreciate it. Well, the crisis over potentially deadly airbags has increased into the largest recall in U.S. history. Coming up, how long it will take until the faulty devices can all be replaced? We'll have a live report. Stay with us.