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dry conditions, and gusting winds, that is the recipe for dangerous fire conditions in the bay area and parts of the region about to be under a red flag warning in to monday. thanks for joining us. >> that warning takes affect in to less than an hour and we are seeing something tonight that we have not seen in the past. >> pg&e are putting customers in several bay area counties on alert, their power may be shut off to attempt to prevent a wild fire. >> some received this text message a little over an hour ago and they could see their power shut off. with the look at the conditions and who is affected. let's check with our meteorologist, this is a big

deal. >> yeah, it is. we all know october is one of the worst months for fire danger and tonight, our winds will be increasing. our humidity will be dropping and that has put many under a red flag warning. that will go in had to -- will go in to effect tonight, we could see gusts as high as 60 miles an hour. and our north bay hills and east bay hill had-- bay hills. so fires can start and spread in those conditions. right now, the wind in the hills, generally are 10-30 miles an hour, highest gusts are at mt. diablo, we expect the winds to pick up overnight. tomorrow morning, future tracker wind gusts will show you in the morning, in the north bay hills, those winds are over 30 miles an hourer in the most active spots and we expect higher gusts in sunday night and monday morning. we will detail it and show you the forecast in a few minutes, guys. >> thanks, a lot, drew. as we mention, bone dry

conditions, low humidity and strong winds are putting the firefighters on high alert. >> we have the story now from the east bay. >> reporter: kids and their parents are touring an open house of hayward station fire number development it just reopened and just in time. >> i just look at the dry areas that i see around. >> this is a very unstable atmoss fear for us. >> reporter: red flag fire danger making firefighters uneasy. >> we are um, on edge, because we know that any spark from a lawn mower, or in any type of, you know, somebody may be pulling off the side of the road, and that sparks the wild fire. >> reporter: fire department's training facilities opened their doors to the public part of prevent month. >> we support our firefighters, they do a tremendous job. >> reporter: all eyes are on the range of. when the humidity drops and the mercury rises. >> it's hot. >> any spark can do a lot of

damage as we have seen in the past few years. >> reporter: that is why staffing leveled have been boosted and more. during the weekend, they will stage a strike team here, they will be ready to go in case -- in case a wild fire breaks out. that's the new normal since the deadly fires this summer. >> we still don't know what the new normal will be. but we know, that just based on what happened last week, we know this can make a difference. >> reporter: last sunday, a strike team helped get this wild land fire under control in solano county, they will be ready to go again if fire breaks out. in concord, abc 7 news. new drone video reveals the widespread devastation from hurricane michael. this in mexico beach, florida, where post of the town was destroyed. as of tonight, at people are dead and there's fears that the number will grow higher. rescue crews are looking through

rubble and saying that they have never seen damage like this before. >> reporter: the massive clean up and search and rescue efforts are under way after hurricane michael landed on mexico beach. these are the photos of the devastation. entire neighborhoods leveled. >> everybody lo-- everybody los house. and their jobs. >> gayle sweet lost their husband when a tree fell on their home. the storm keeping the first responders from getting there in time. >> it was like a freight train coming at us. >> reporter: crews are going door to door looking for anyone trapped in the rubble. >> we were surprised by the shear damage. this type of destruction, you know, we have not seen since i was a kid and that was hurricane andrew. this is, pretty extensive. >> reporter: john ignored eevacuation orders, his home was destroyed as he and his dog took shelter in a bedroom encloses he

et. me and dog. i was right here, sitting like this and the dog was right here and she'd not leave my side and she'd not move. >> reporter: efforts under way to save animals affected by the storm. power out acknowledges and lack of clean water, creating unhealthy conditions, requiring evacuations from the animal shelter in panama city. the furry victims were taken to another shelter three hours away. taking them somewhere safe in the hopes of finding new forever homes. abc news washington. >> a fremont city council candidate is speaking out after someone vandalized his campaign sign by drawing a swastika on his face. tonight, we are learning of more dirty politics in the race. >> reporter: there's a long lineup of fremont city cuncil candidates. at age 25, justin shaw cannot help but stand out as the youngest in the district 4 race. >> there's many reasons, i think

the one most relevant tonight is youth reputation and making sure that we have a fremont that is inclusive of everyone. >> reporter: he learned early. politics can get nasty. someone drew a swastika and devil horns on his campaign sign along mission boulevard. shaw's father, first discovered the vandalism. >> he texted me the photos and i was just in shock. i felt a mixture of sadness, pain, and anger. >> so saddedened, you know, this could happen. my son, if to anybody else, it's still not right. >> reporter: while covering the candidate forum, we learned of more unsettling incidents, this time, involving a school board candidate. >> last week, i got a series of hateful comments posted on to my facebook account. they are anti-muslim, bigoted, horrible comments calling me all sorts of names.

>> reporter: she reported it to facebook and deleted them. >> we need to teach children to be good role models. >> reporter: civil discourse can be civil. >> we all are allowed to have political opinions. let let's have a healthy debate about it. today in the east bay, officials joined renters gearing up for the election. a group rallied in alameda to encourage people to vote no on the city's proposition k, prop k makes an existing rent control ordinance permanent, but it would get rid of two provisions. it would change the law so it can only be amended and repealed by voters, and not city council. they say it would make it to hard to adjust to market conditions. they say it's safeguarding a law that voters already approved. >> a senator is adding to speculation about a run for president in 2020.

harris is making the first trip to iowa before election day. she will visit the october 22 skpnd and 23. harris said recently she will quote seriously take a look at 2020 after the november mid tellers. if you need help in understanding all the propositions in local races. we have you covered. go to our website, and you will find the complete list. we have profiles of some of the candidates. a man is dead after crashing in his carer in to a san matteo home. the man, behind the wheel of that truck, the firefighters say that he had a medical problem just before the crash causing him to lose control. it's still unclear if the medical issue or it was the crash that killed him. fire crews helped to make sure the house was still stable and safe. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at

11:00. is an end finally in sight for the strike going on at several bay area hoelts -- bay area hotels. what we have learned from the complaints about the guests. >> need a pumpkin fix? we have you covered. a lot. >> and later, a pastor held in it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during sleep number's fall sale.

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so the environment is there for my kids and future generations. together, we're building a better california. it has been more than a week and guests at marriott hotels in san francisco still have to cross pickett lines to get in. >> this is what he hear before you get to the -- this is what you hear before you get to the front door. we are live at the mariot with an update.

>> reporter: good evening, we received word from the mayor that she is going to get involved with this. she is going to meet with union leaders about what is happening here at the strike. you can see here the night shift has just started and the people tell me that they will not be leaving nowhee in leaving, nor, will others until an agreement with the union has been reached. picketters going strong outside the marriott hotels and operated properties aren't san francisco. this video given to us by the union shows 41 hotel workers being arrested friday night. while rallying for changes from marriott, like higher wages, work safety and job security. >> these workers are forfeiting their pay for fighting for a better contract. >> reporter: a banquet server has been with marriott for almost 30 years. >> marriott refuses to maintain our benefits. and what they are doing now, is

they propose a short-shift of three hours so how will we even qualify for benefits with a three hour shift? >> reporter: some workers claim to work multiple jobs to make ends meet, or would like to, but can't because of the hotel scheduling. >> i would like that marriott would come back to the table and talk to us. >> reporter: the protest has not gone without headache. she can hair it from her room. >> roomservice is not working and the fedex is not shipping out packages which was an impact for us. >> reporter: david blink opted out of house keeping for rewards points. >> i hope that they really, you know, negotiate this deal, and get it over with quickly. because they do have great employs. >> reporter: the union said in other cities like boston and detroit, negotiations are not going well. >> marriott, clearly didn't take us seriously in either instance,

it's sad that they want to continue the strikes. >> reporter: when the strike initially started marriott released a statement saying in part, they were disappointed but would remain excellent service at their hotels. the union said they are scheduled to go back to the table with marriott in the next few days and they are remaining hopeful. reporting live in downtown san francisco. abc 7 news. >> all right, thank you. now, meantime, workers at ucsf are planning to go on strike later this month. the union that represents thousands of patient care technical workers announced that it will start on october 23rd and last for three days. strikes are planned for other medical campuses. the workers walked out before in may. ucsf will reschedule poim appointments but the emergency department will remain open.

we were if in jack london square for the tours of the tall ship, lady washington. through sunday, visitors can experience maritime history by taking a tour for a small donation for the floating museum. she is a full scale replica of the vessel to make land fall in 1788 and the first american merchant ship to trade in honolulu, hong kong and japan. well, today, a fall tradition got under way in the world's pumpkin capitol. it was day one of the 48th half moon bay art and pumpkin festival. among the events today, the great pumpkin parade. take a look at the giant pumpkin on this float. there were costumes and pie eats contests. less competitive visitors enjoyed the crafts, food and drink and four stages of entertainment. the festival is open tomorrow 9-5 and admission is free. >> well, street festival today in san francisco had something for everyone. the ocean beach music and art festival, featured djs and live

music and food and beer gardens. i feel like there's more, and i may be selling something. there's children's activities, plus in the spirit of the season, a pumpkin patch, and if kids were not digging the pumpkin patch, they could try their hand at drawing. >> you sold that one. >> thank you, was that a shamwow i was selling? >> or a device that cooks eggs in the microwave. >> take a look, pier 39 in san francisco, celebrated the 40th birthday with fireworks. no fog or clouds to block the show, that's the good news. fog can be a concern of course in the city. let's check in with our meteorologist. fires, those happen to be a big concern for us starting at midnight. >> yeah, it was nice earlier this evening and now our focus does turn to the rising winds overnight that will increase the fire danger in the next 36 hours. live doppler 7 along with satellite had a few coastal

clouds out there away from the coast. we have clear skies, temperature wise, uniform at this hour from the coast to the bay and inland, where we are all sitting around 50 degrees. so, it will be a cool overnight period, but it's all about those winds. right now, we will take you in to the hills where the winds have been increasing over the past hour or so. you see diablo gusting to 33 at this hour, that wind coming out of the northeast and north wind. that will drag in dryer air as well. let's talk about the winds. hour by hour, we will stop the clock at 9:00 tomorrow morning and the winds are more active first things sunday. you see gusts over 30 miles an hour here. throughout the day on sunday, the winds will be active. coming out of the north end and northeast, what i want you to focus on. as we get in to sunday night, the winds are really going to ramp up. by 10:00 sunday night. look at the north bay. the winds are racing out of the northeast, over 40 miles an hour at times and the winds will be

active as well and in our east bay hills and the winds do not let up at all. as we head in to monday morning. early monday morning at 3:00 in the morning. you will hear the winds in the north bay and east bay hills, gusting over 40 mile answer hour at times. as -- miles an hour at times. we expect the winds to diminish, so by midday the winds really back off. but they will be active for about a 36 hour period. it's for the fact that a wind advisory is in affect. lasting through monday morning for the north bay hills. winds will be the strongest. gusting over 40 mile answer hour at times. -- miles an hour at times. those winds will drag in dry air. look at the humidity, it drops to dangerously low levels in the north bay and east bay, where relative humidity is in single digits. it does not drag that much. we continue to see the dry air. the windy pattern and a combo, that we know, this time of year,

any fires can start and spread easily. so, it's for that fact that we have the red flag warning. going to effect, starting at mid united, for the north bay hill hads and east bay hills. this will last until monday at noon. we have the northeast winds developing right now, 20-35 miles an hour. and they could gust as high as 60 mile answer hour. so, be vigilant, fires can easily spread. overnight, here is the call. the winds are increasing overnight tonight. we will see clear skies away from the coast. mid 40s to low 50s is what we will drop to in the overnight hours. sunday the winds will bring in warm temperatures. we will see widespread 70s and 80s. and the fire danger is high in the north bay and east bay hills as the winds are active. here is the accu-weather seven day forecast. it's windy in the hills tomorrow. monday, the morning starts out windy and the afternoon is not as breezy. so the fire danger decreases and

the symptom -- and the decreasee temperatures and the winds will slowly decline. >> drew, thanks for the update. check it out, a bay area boy, shows he just might have what it

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now, here's proof that may be some firefighters were born and not made. this little boy had in vacaville proved himself in the firefighter challenge. he worked the hose like a pro and put muscle in to saving that big teddy bear from trouble. >> that is important. >> that's what i'm talking about, dragging the tettey bear to safety. -- the teddy bear to safety. the coat may be a bit too big, it seems the job is the perfect fit. he will grow in to the coat. don't worry. >> the teddy bear is two times his size and he still managed to

pull it away. >> and rings the bell. >> so impressive. way to go, buddy. >> good job, can we say the same thing about how we are doing sports wise? good job? >> no. >> no. >> but it's on fire, you could say that. >> and not in a good way. hm-mm. >> a common theme in bay area football right now seems to be the turnover. doesn't matter if it's professional or college. and today the bears and spartans

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would leave having heard the uc fight song, way too many times. i have been to the games. i know, bears fans are ready for the game or for halloween. made it through the first quarter. patrick loses the ball and ucla recovers with great field position and they make it count. joshua kelly, he is going to come up next with the score. he had 114 yards rushing in the first half. cal just had 108, second quarter, a chance to add on more. miss communication between the quarterback and running back and they come up with a big sack. ucla settle ford field goal. second half. starts out better for cal, that is laird, capping off a 12 play, 75 yard drive. ucla responded with an 83 yard drive. kelly, with another score. his second of three on the day. but the bears had no chance. because they have had five turnovers in the game. most of them in the fourth quarter. that is because he had a forced fumble, interception and that 38

yard fumble return for a td, all in the final quarter. ucla picks up the first win of the season. a big win, 37-7 the final. >> i think the energy was there, i think the effort was there. i just don't think the execution was. so, we just have to get back to the drawing board as we have to figure it out and we will come up with the solution. >> total team loss. >> we didn't do anything well enough to win the game. and we need everybody, we need everybody to perform better. i mean, in the entire program. >> ouch, number seven, washington and number 17 oregon, late second quarter. that is potential top nfl justin herbert scrambling. he finds jalen red in the corner. if you review it, you can see thanks to his bright highlighter uniform and nike that he is down for the td, the next, they take a 24-17 lead. and rolling through to ty jones, that was a 34 yard strike and he is pumped, it's tied up at 24. final seconds.

this is a freshman from dan ville. pay ton henry. 37 yards for the win. he hooks it right. chris peterson knows that overtime is coming. and they go right up the gut for six. and oregon storms the field and they win 30-27 the final. levi stadium played host to san jose state's first ever game. the knights completed two passes all day. this is one of them. calvin hopkins, jr., finds a wide open jordan asbury, 41 yards. they don't pass much. army runs a triple option. the ground attack. hopkins had three rushing tds so go along with his 99 yards. and the spartans had four turnovers. monday tell aaron lost that one and army recovered it 52 yards x they ended up winning 52-3. san jose state, 0-6. this sports report is sponsored

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good evening, thanks for joining us. >> a red flag warning is in affect tonight for the north bay hill had -- north bay east bay hill hs, outages may occur for east bay customers. some fire agencies are boosting staffing just in case. >> tonight, hotel workers at several marriott hotels in san francisco picketed after launching a strike a week ago. they are fighting for a better krablth -- a better contract and will continue the strike until a deal is reached. marriott is saying they are disappointed. teams of hesitarescue worke on the ground, looking for those that may be trapped in the rubble. power is out in many areas and officials are setting up centers to distribute food and water. today, president trump welcomed the american pastor

that was held captive in the white house. he asked questions in to the disappearance of a washington post reporter in turkey. >> reporter: now, andrew brunson is a free man. he was released from custody in turkey, returning to the u.s., meeting with the president today in the oval office. >> we specially want to thank the administration. he really fought for us. sfwloo sfwl sfwloo -- >> reporter: he had been deta detained for four years. the president tweeted that there was no deal made with turkey for the release and return of pastor andrew brunson. the two governments negotiated a release of brunson for exchange of lifting of sanctions put in place when the country deniedddd releasing brunson.

khashoggi was seen entering the saudi arabia consulate, but there's no evidence that he ever left. according to the washington post, turkish officials have audio and video proof that he was killed in the consulate. you can hear his voice and his voices of men speaking arabic, you can hear how he was tortured and murderer. the president spoke about the investigation. >> as of this moment, they deny it. we are going to get to the bottom of it and there will be severe punishment. >> reporter: the president said that whatever the outcome of the negotiation. >> i think it would be very foolish for our country. >> reporter: abc news washington. >> the "new york times" has published an op-ed written by khas khashggi's fiance.

hundreds of people packed a church today to remember eight of the 20 people that were killed last week in a limousine crash. a combined service was held in new york for four sisters and four of the family members. last week, the limo they were in, barrelled down the hill and passed a stop sign, it hit a carer in a store parking lot before coming to a stop. all 18 people were killed in the limo, and two pedestrians were killed also. and an investigation in to the crash is under way. the new york times is reporting that jared kushner, president trump's son in law paid no federal income taxes for years. he is also a white house adviser. the times reviewed taxes and showed low tax bills. well it may raise a few eyebrows, given his net worth, it's likely no laws are broken.

a napa county wine maker is accused of falsely labeling wines. the oregon senators and all of their house of representatives have sent a letter to federal alcohol regulators. they are calling for an investigation in to copper cane llc, the company said that they are working with investigators and that the controversy is quota charade. the company buys grapes from oregon to make some of their wines. in the east bay, the chp's eye in the sky caught a suspected peeping tom. these pictures come from a police held had kopter that was flying over walnut creek last night. it responded to a call in concord of a man look -- lookig in the windows. the police moved in and arrested him. today a kidnapping survivor helped bay area families know what resources are available to keep kids safe.

there was a hosted event, 18 years ago, sanchez was held captive for two days before finding a way to escape. >> i love to share my story. i love to be vulnerable and let everyone know what i went through. and i do it because i families and kids to know you have to be around of your surroundings. you cannot trust everyone and you have to be prepared. >> today's event featured music, a car show and activities for kids. safety awareness organizations set up booths with information about the resources and parents were able to get the kids fingerprinted for free and take home a do it yourself dmp -- yourself dna kit. >> today in the east bay, a unique way to get a flu shot. a drive through flu clinic. the members stuck their arm through the car window and they could get cancer and diabetes screenings.

hundreds expected to attend the event. they are hoping had that this foisht w efficient way to get a flu shot will have more people getting one. >> you cannot hold this cat back. >> and we continue to track the winds increasing overnight, our red are flag warning goes

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dance, i was just trying to get a few friends who were deaf an opportunity to learn to salsa dance, more and more people started to ask me for a dance class. not just people from the deaf community and i started to see this evolution of people who have no connection to disability or the deaf world, starting to learn more about the people they were dancing with. >> why do you think it's so important to have friendships with people of different backgrounds? >> i think it helps you get a wider perspective on the word. dancing with anybody, that transcends any disability or language or culture. >> she is remarkable. all right, we may not be able to top that, but, take a look at this, it's a cat in southern california, that either loves water or is just third ci

thirtiy, she just for through the shower curtain to make a hole for his head. he pops in to drink the running water from the shower head, matsuka is content lapping up the shower water for more than 30 seconds. yum, yum. >> i guess, yum, yum. >> we could use water around here. because we have that red flag warning coming out just a few minutes away. >> with more on that, we have -- standing by in the center, drew any rain in sight? >> tonight, we are all about the winds and the red flag warning. that is in effect at midnight. you see in the north bay hills, including middleton, and stretching down to the east bay hills. parts of had brentwood beginning 12:00 a.m. and the northeast winds could gust as high at 60 miles an hour. as you look at the next seven

days. it's windy in the hills tomorrow, the winds are relaxing on monday afternoon. those temperatures taking a dip, so, by thursday, temperatures mainly in the 60s to low 80s. it's a very windy end to the weekend headed our way. >> all right, drew, thanks. >> windy and mindi, sports, right now. >> good transition. what do dinosaurs have to do with college football. yeah, it sounds like a bad joke. but if you put enough of them on the field, they

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puig still upset that they stranded the tying run last night. took it out on the bat today. and freese with and cain leaps and steals a two-run home run. and arcia, deep to center. cody bellinger is right on it. but it is out of his reach. brewers take a 3-0 lead. dodgers down 1 in the top of the 8th. justin turner, he was the one that struck out to end the game last night. tonight, he struck big. he put this one out of everyone's reach, except the fans in the second deck. the dugout is pumped on the to-run shot and gives l.a. the lead, dodgers win 4-3. and evens the series at a game a piece. game three monday in l.a. here is turner. >> it felt good. and i knew it was a homer. and it's cool to, to go around the bases and see all of your teammates going crazy, jumping you and down, waiting for you.

it's pretty cool. >> it's been two hard fought games. two run one-one games. tying run on base , in scoring position to finish each game. so, they have been about as close as they can be. >> game one of the alcs in boston and astros fans are the perfect team colors. bases full of red sox. two outs and a full out on benintendi, strike three called, it's definitely questionable and sox manager alex cora argues and he is ejected. you can understand why though, because a walk would bring in a go-ahead run. top of the ninth, that is josh reddick. first pitch, swinging, he sends it over the wall in center. that is tough to do on a cold night. astros go up 4-2. and four batters later. gurriel goes opposite field and sneaks that one had in to the right field seats. a three-run shot. astros win it 7-2 and take a 1-0 series lead. cora, on that questionable strike three call. >> you cannot argue balls and

strikes and i did. it's kind of like, embarrassing that it happen this is in the playoffs, you know, that was not cool watching a game in the clubhouse. >> seeing a lot in the seventh and eighth and ninth inning. they battle late. just shows this lineup doesn't give up. doesn't quit. >> the college football playoffs took an interesting turn today in week seven, four of the top ten teams lost. we start at number 13, lsu, hosting number two, georgia. the tigers pulling out all the stops, early in the second, the quarterback puts the tigers up. tigers converted every play. two picks for him. death valley is georgia's undoing. lsu wins 36-16. 25 seconds left between michigan

state and number eight, penn state. a throw to davis. a third, he grabs it and scores. michigan state with the upset 21-17. and by the way, did you hear there were dinosaurs at the iowa state game? a lot of dinosaurs and what an effect they have. fourth quarter, deshawnte jones lays out to make the incredible catch. no t-rex arms there. and iowa state with the upset over number 6 west virginia, 30-14. the final. jim harbaugh came in 2-8 against top 15 teams against number 12 michigan, hosting number 15 wisconsin. they had two interceptions and hill grabbed that one with one hand and took it 21 yards for the score. wolverine back up quarterback, mccaffrey, yes, he is the younger brother of christian, and came in had and showed his running skills. that one 44 yards. michigan won big 38-13 the final

there. and, usc, handed colorado its first loss of the season. so, the buffs now 5-1. this abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino, fun upsets in college football. >> did you write it down? we need dinosaurs. >> i took notes down. >> i think that's what we need to be for halloween. >> thank you. >> thanks for joining us. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. for all of morning at 5:00 a.m. for all of us, and the abc 7 team, ♪ south l.a. is very medically underserved. when the old hospital closed people in the community lived with untreated health problems for years.

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