good morning. thanks for joining us on this sunday. october 149. i'm matt keller. let's start with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. lisa? >> matt, good morning to you. we're starting out with a good deal of fog. it's moved inside the bay. it's keeping us cool this morning. by the afternoon, the temperatures will have those full microclimates once again. there's also a red flag warning in effect that lasts through 12:00 tomorrow afternoon. for the north and east bay hills, part of the santa clara county there around mt. hamilton, you can see it's highlighted. the winds are switching around to the northeast, 20 to 35 miles per hour. the gusts later on tonight could be in excess of 50 and 55 miles an hour. from the north bay, from sonoma, to napa, the highlighted areas once again, just like last weekend, very, very windy and right now, as we look at the hilltop winds, they're over 25

miles an hour. the gusts straight out of the north at knoxville street, mt. tam, 17 mile an hour gusts. in the east bay, about 12 miles an hour. they will continue to increase throughout the day, the afternoon, the overnight hours. it's 57 in hayward and oakland right now. we're talking about 70s by noontime with numbers coming up into the 80s later on today inland. matt? >> thanks, lisa. bone-dry conditions, low humidity and strong winds putting firefighters on high alert. pg&e putting customers on high alert. their power may be cut off to prevent wildfires. the story from the east b >> kids and their parents touring an open house at hayward fire station number two. it just reopened after a seismic retrofit. just in time. >> i look at all the dry areas i see around sniept this is a very unstable atmosphere for us. >> red flag fire danger making

firefighters uneasy. >> we're on edge because we know that any spark from a lawn mower or any type of somebody may be pulling off the side of the road which sparks the wildfire. >> contra costa fire department training facility opened its doors to the public part of fire prevention month. >> we have to support our firefighters who do a tremendous job. >> all eyes on the di ab oablo >> any little spark can do a lot of damage as we've seen over the past few years. >> that's why the department is boosting staffing levels this weekend. and a lot more. >> during this red flag weekend, contra costa county fire will stage a strike team here. they'll be ready to go in case a wildfire breaks out. that's the new normal. >> we don't know what the new normal will be. but based on what happened last week, we know that this can make a difference. >> last sunday, a strike team from contra cost a county helped

to get this wild land fire under control in solano county. they'll be ready to go again if fire breaks out. in concord cornell barnard, abc 7 news. the widespread devastation from hurricane michael, this is in mexico beach, florida, where most of the town has been destroyed. at least 17 people are dead. there are fears that number will climb much higher. teams of rescue workers on the ground looking for people who may be trapped in the rubble. abc news reporter, janae norman tells us crews have never seen damage like this before. >> the massive cleanup and search and rescue efforts under way after hurricane michael made landfall in mexico beach. these before and after images showed the extent of the devastation. entire neighborhoods leveled. >> everybody we know lost their house. everybody. and their jobs. >> the devastation, like a bomb went off here. >> further la,ai lo herhusband. the orm preventing first responders from getting there in

time. >> it was like a freight train coming at us. got me out. but he was already gone by the time i got here. >> panama city, crews going door to door looking for anyone who may be trapped in the rubble. >> we were just surprised by the sheer damage. this type of destruction, you know, we haven't seen it since i was a kid, hurricane andrew. this is pretty extensive. >> john pan dough low ignored evacuation efforts as he and his dog took shelter in a bedroom closet. >> i was like this. i was sitting like this with the dog and she would not leave my side. she would not move. >> efforts also under way to save animals affected b the storm. power outages and lack of clean water creating unhealthy conditions requiring evacuations from the animal shelter in panama city. the furry victims brought to safety from a shelter nearly three hours away. taking them somewhere safe in

the hopes of finding new homes. janae norman, abc news. washington. a fremont city council candidate is speaking out after someone vandalized his campaign sign by drawing a swastika on his face. now we're learning of more dirty politics in the local race. abc 7 news reporter katie utehs explainsment. >> not an he is -- >> there's a long lineup of fremont city council candidate. >> i'm super involved. >> at age 25, justin sha can't help but stand out as the youngest in the district 4 race. >> there are many reasons. the one most relevant is youth representation. but also be inclusive of everyone. >> he's learned early that politics can get nasty. >> someone drew a swastika and devils horns on his campaign sign along mission boulevard. his father ron first discovered the vandalism. he texted me the photos. i was in shock. i felt sadness, pain an anger.

>> so sad this can happen. emotional. to anybody else, it's not right. covering the candidates 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're anti-muslim. bigoted. horrible comments calling me all sorts of names. >> she reported the post to facebook. then deleted them. >> we need to be respectful towards each other and teach our children that we have to be good role models. >> civil discourse can be civil. >> we have different political opinions. that's what america is all about. let's have a healthy debate about it. >> both sh and kan reported the incidents to the fremont police department. >> in fremont, katie utehs, abc 7 news. the east bay, officials joined -- a group rallied to encourage people to vote no on

prop k. it would make an existing rent control ordinance -- >> prop k would change the law to be amended or appealed by voters. opponents of the law say it would make it too hard to -- supporters reiterate prop k is safeguarding the law already approved. california senator camilla harris and adding to speculation about a potential run for president in 2020. harris is making her first campaign trip to iowa before election day. she'll visit the state on october 22nd and 23rd. the third follow a trip to south carolina another early primary state. and visit wisconsin. harris will take a look at 2020 after the november midterms. >> if you need help understanding the propositions in local races, we've got you covered. visit abc7news.com. -- we have profiles of -- a man is dead after crashing his car into a san mateo home. happened on al made a did he

lasso owe he was behind the wheel of the truck. he had a medical problem before the crash causing him to lose control. it's unclear if the medical issue caused the -- san francisco mayor london breed is offering to get involved in helping striking hotel workers reach a deal with with marriott. it's in the second week. it's part of a nationwide walkout against mayor yoit. joe bean a fortin tells us more. >> picketers still going strong outside marriott hotels and he union shows hotel workers being arrested while rallying for a better contract. >> a banquet server has been with marriott almost 30 years. >> marriott refuses to maintain our benefits and what they're doing now is they propose a

short shift of three hours. so how will benefits with a three-hour shift. >> some workers claim to work multiple jobs to make ends meet or would like to but can't because of the hotel's scheduling. >> marriott would come back to the table and talk to us. >> the protests aren't without headaches. one person can hear it from her room. >> room service isn't working on running. the housekeeping is mediocre at best. the fedex is not shipping out packages, which was an impact for us. >> david blank opted out of housekeeping for rewards points. >> in the hopes that they really negotiate this deal and get it over with quickly. they do have great employees. >> the union shas in other cities like boston and detroit, negotiations aren't going well. >> marriott clearly didn't take us seriously in either instance. it's sad that they want to

continue the strike. >> downtown san francisco, joe bin a fortin, abc 7 news. the union that represents thousands of patient care technical workers announced a walkout on october 23rd. it will last for three days. strikes are planned at four other medical campuses. they walked out once before in may. ucsf will reschedule appointments but the emergency department will remain open. lisa, we're talking about cooler temperatures this morning. but really in the afternoon, hot temperatures inland, right? >> the offshore event is on, the winds are beginning to pick up in the upper elevations. a live look at the roof camera. a cool 55 degrees here with 50 in santa rosa. starting out cool and gray with the visibility issues in the north bay. but warm, sunny, bre low relative humidity for high fire danger the next 24 to 30 hours.

we'll talk about it in detail in minutes. also next, a half a century since one of the most pivotal protests during the vietnam war which happened in the bay area. a man who was part of the

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products in june. backers of the law say it will help prevent them from using tobacco. san francisco's ban begins in january. the examiner reports sommer chants want the city to reduce the fees they're charged or be allowed to sell cannabis. today visitors to san francisco's presidio have a chance to relive one of the most emotionally charged incompetent soeds of the vietnam war. it happened in the bay area. the men who participated in it paid a steep price. here's anchor dan ashley with the details. >> keith mather still remembers that sound half a century later. in 1968 the stockade at san francisco's pe sid yoe was his home. >> you were in here. they didn't come get you. >> mather had joined the growing ranks of american soldiers protesting the vietnam war and historians say the military was taking notice. >> 1968, there's about one soldier every three minutes

going awol. >> many taken into custody in california were crowded into the presidio stockade overlooking the golden gate bridge. as conditions deteriorating yafrted, clashes with guards occurred. that would trigger the presidio mutiny. >> the reason it came about is because richard bunch was shot and killed. he was one of us. >> he says the 19-year-old soldier was having mental health issues and one day as he was running away from a guard, bunch was shot in the back. by the next day, thousands of protesters swarmed the gates. more than two dozen stockade prisoners including mather decided to stage a demonstration, a protest that earned them the name the presidio 27. that morning they broke ranks and refused to fall out for a work detail. instead, they sat in a circle on the grass and read out a list of demands, including an investigation into bunch's

death. >> we were read the mutiny act and we sang to try to drowned out our captain so we couldn't hear. evidently, that didn't work in our court marshals. >> the first three trials that resulted in sentences were 14, 15, 16 years. >> 1960s defense attorney agrees with historians who believe the highly publicized trials and harsh sentences that followed were meant to send a chilling message to the ranks and crush the expanding protest movement. >> it was a catalyzing effect because it was pretty early in the resistance. >> army officials military officials were concerned that they were losing the army. that they were losing control of the military. >> mather managed to escape fro eventually spending more than a. a half a century later, the struggle of the presidio 27 is now enshrined in an exhibit at the former officer's club. richard bunch's name can still be seen carved into the wall of

a cell. >> worth it? >> yeah. absolutely. i mean, i wouldn't turn the clock back and try to change it. i wish there would have been more guys involved with us. >> dan ashley, abc 7 news. today the presidio will be offering a program on the presidio mutiny free to the public. we have details on abc7news.com. today is the last day for the 48th ha of moon bay art and pumpkin festival. yesterday the parade was held and there were costume and pie eating contests. less competitive visitors enjoyed crafts, food and drink and four stages of entertainment. festival is also open today from 9:00 to 5:00. admission is free. good sunday morning to you. here's a look at doppler 7. may surprise you all the fog we have. it built up along the shoreline yesterday and has gone thrugh the bay. we're looking at 1 to 7 mile visibility parts of the north

bay. we're warmer. getting a wind shift for an offshore kpoen ecomponent. elsew it's cooler in the city. concord and livermore. the numbers look like this. 47 in san ramon is cool as well as the 48 livermore. 54 in san jose. 50 up through santa rosa and novato. yesterday we had mid to low 40s here. bit of a wind shift and warmup. we're still looking at the cool numbers throughout the next several hours. with high pressure building in, we're going to warm up quickly. we've got a red flag warning in effect through 12:00 mm tomorrow. elevated fire danger from the north bay, east bay and parts of santa clara county. the winds will be blowing and get stronger throughout the day. as we go up in height about 1,000 feets, they're gust to go 25 miles per hour. straight out of of the north. not too gusty above half moon bay but the oakland hills, about 10 miles an hour. here's a look a the fog

footprint. it stays around marin and sonoma. then it pulls back. we totally don't get rid of it. we'll be comfortable. 60s along the coast. san francisco will be a warmer day today. here's a check of the moisture in the air. about 96% relative humidity san francisco. napa has 83%. we factor in the winds and the warmer temperatures and by 3:00 this afternoon, the moisture that is in the air is just about gone with 11% in napa and the recovery is what we should get overnight as the temperatures cool. but the winds will be blowing really strong so 5:00 tomorrow morning, we're still at very critical levels. you combine the relative humidity, the winds and the warmer temperatures, we've got the weather watch and the red flag warnings. throughout the day, the winds continue to gust from 25 miles an hour about in cloverdale to 2:00 in the afternoon. all the way through the east bay. they get stronger.

they continue out of the northeast by 9:00 tonight. by midnight, 1:00, 30 to 40 mile an hour wind gusts. still breezy to windy. tomorrow afternoon, we should allow for the red flag warning to expire. 80 in san jose. peninsula, upper 70s. nice day in the city. 72. warmer than yesterday. breezy, though. north bay, 82 santa rosa, as well as vallejo. you head inland, 83 in pittsburgh today. 84 in san ramon. the accuweather seven-day forecast. windy in the hills and breezy tomorrow. but not as warm with -- i should say not as breezy. mid-80s today and tomorrow inland. around 80 around the bay. the coast will be mild with the offshore winds still really heavy and on shore component. the closer you get to the ocean. otherwise we cool off slightly. not much the rest of the week. >> if we could just get rid of

the winds. that's the problem. thank you, lisa. new brand localish is sharing inspiring stories in a weekly digital series called more in common. meet the teacher who is both deaf and blind and bringing communities together through dance. >> i'm karen, i'm a salsa dancer and teacher. i happen to be deaf, blind. >> i'm a salsa dancer here in boston. >> teaching, i'm trying to give them an opportunity to learn to salsa dance. more and more people started asking for a dance class. not just people from the deaf community. i started to see this evolution of people who have no connection to disability or the deaf community. they started to learn moreth. >> why you think it's so important to have friendships with people with such different backgrounds?

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we're starting this half hour with a look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. matt, good morning to you. we're looking at a good deal of fog. winds are shifting in the upper elevations. so that's why we have a red flag warning in effect right now. right on through midday tomorrow. so the highlighted area in red from the north and east bay hills and parts of santa clara county will be experiencing the gusty winds from 20 to 35 miles an hour to start out throughout the day. then tonight, they will gust up to 60 miles an hour possibly out of the north and east. so remember last weekend, we had that grassfire and quickly that grew. we're concerned about the possibility of fire starts and the fires perhaps growing. the wind will be highlighted here from guerneville to middletown. st. helena, fairfield and napa.

exercise caution if you're out and about today. the winds continue to increase. knoxville creek up to -- mt. tam, 17 mile an hour gusts out of the north. the east bay, not as bad. we're looking at the cool numbers right now. 40s and 50s. by the afternoon, the fog stays at the coast and will be in the 60s, 70s and low to mid 80s inland. matt? thanks, lisa. president trump welcomed the american pastor recently released from turkey to the white house. meantime, president trump answered questions about the investigation into the disappearance of a washington potatoes report post reporter in turkey. here's linda lopez with the details. >> jamal khashoggi was last seen entering the consulate in october. turkish officials say they have audio and video proof that khashoggi was killed inside the consulate. the post quoting a source, saying you can hear his voice and the voices of men speaking in arabic.

you can hear how he was interrogated, tortured and then murdered. "the new york times" publishing an opinion piece written by khashoggi's fiance in which she describes him as a man who loved his home country of saudi arabia but left so he could continue to write about the issues he cared about. in a 60 minutes interview airing sunday night on cbs, the president spoke about the investigation. >> as of this moment, they deny t we'll get to the bottom of it. there will be severe punishment. >> the president said this will not affect the lucrative armsh . all this as he attended a make america great again ral any kentucky. >> just hours ago, we celebrated another tremendous victory for the american people. in the oval office of the white house, i welcomed home pastor andrew brunson, great man from turkey. >> the north carolina pastor had been detained for two years, convicted of terrorism and

espionage connected to the attempted coup in turkey. brunson offered a prayer for the president in the oval office. >> grant him supernatural wisdom to accomplish all the plans we have for this country. >> linda lopez, abc news new york. maerns will vote in less than a month. on abc this week, you'll hear from one of the president's economic advisers along with vermont senator bernie sanders. you can see this week with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning on abc 7. jared kushner, president trump's son-in-law paid almost noe xe years. kushner is white house adviser. times says it reviewed documents and they show low tax bills for the years between whe it might eyebrows given kushner's net worth, likely no laws were broken. the tax laws allow him to write

off depreciation on properties. she's called the botox bandit. she now faces grand theft charges after the spa, my botox l.a., says she failed to pay for $5,000 worth of injections. she went by the name emily ross. after her procedure, she told them she left her wallet in the car and never returned. the credit card used was fake. >> she was extremely friendly. kind of in a hurry to leave. it seems that she was a professional scam artist. >> this video of her was released following the theft. my botox l.a. says this is the first time a customer has skipped out on a payment. a winemaker being accused of falsely labeling wines as a pinot noir. they've sent a letter to federal alcohol regulators. they're calling for an investigation into copper kane

llc. the owner told the capital press newspaper he's working with investigators but it's a charade. in the east bay, the chp's eye in the sky caught a suspected peeping tom. these pictures come from a police helicopter just happened to be flying over walnut creek on friday night. it responded to the call in concord of a man reportedly looking into windows and spotted the suspect immediately. concord police moved in and arrested him. a kidnapping survivor helped bay area families know where resources are available to keep their kids safe. yesterday, the mitzi sanchez foundation for child safety hosted an event. she was abducted by a child serial killer. >> i love to share my story and be vulnerable and let everybody know what i went through. i do that because i want families and kids to know that they have to be aware of their

surroundings. they cannot trust everybody but most importantly they have to shall prepared. >> yesterday's event featured as for kids. safety awareness organizations also set up booths with information about their resources. parents were able to get their kids fingerprinted for free and take home a do it yourself dna kit. in the east bay, a unique way to get flu shots. kaiser provided us with this video of a drive through flu clinic. hundreds of people were expected to attend the event in yooub city. kaiser hopes this efficient way to get a flu shot will encourage more people to get one. still ahead, a man books a room at a holiday inn and arrives to find the hotel is no longer there. he asked 7 on your side's michael finney for help. here's a live look at the eastern span of the bay bridge. beautiful shot there this morning. lisa argen will be in, in a few minutes with your forecast.

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good morning. here's a live look from the golden gate bridge this morning. there's some fog along the coast. but it looks like it's going to heat up. especially in the east bay and in there is a red flag warning in effect through noon tomorrow. a street festival in san francisco had something for everyone. yesterday's ocean beach music and art festival dpee toured dj's live music, beer gardens.

but wait, there's more. also included with the event, children's activities. plus in the spirit of the season, a pumpkin patch. if kids weren't digging the pumpkin patch, they could draw. people had an opportunity to travel back in time today. yesterday they were at jack london square for tours of the tall ship lady washington. through today, visitors can experience maritime history by taking a tour for a small donation to a floating the first american merchant ship to trade in honolulu, hong kong and japan. we know that winds will be an issue today. i know that pg&e warned people that the possibility that they may shut off power to some areas. >> yes, that's right. the winds later on tonight will be at their strongest, 50, 60 mile an looks pretty calm for mt. tam.

you can't see it from here, but numbers in the upper 40s in the north bay valleys. they were colder yesterday. the wind shift working on keeping the temperatures up slightly. plenty of 80s inland. still a comfortable shoreline breeds. they'll have the details and a look at how hot it's going to get, how windy it will be coming up. also next, the cal's hopes of beating

good morning. here's a live look from the abc 7 exploratorium camera at pier 15. a beautiful shot of the san francisco skyline this morning. the raiders are going international this morning. oakland takes on the seahawks in london at wembley stadium. kickoff at 10:00 a.m. 49ers play tomorrow night against the packers at lambeau field. you can watch it on abc 7 starting at 5:00. yesterday cal tried to snap a two-game losing streak against the winless ucla bruins. sports anchor mindi bach has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> cal hosted ucla and both schools entered the game in pac-12 play. two things guaranteed. one team would leave memorial stadium with the first conference win and everyone would leave having heard the uc fight song way too many times. i've been to those games. the cal bears were all dressed for success but they were looking for afr quarterback. patrick laird gets the ball. he lose tz and ucla recovers

with good field position. the bruins take advantage. joshua kelly. runs in easily to score. he had 114 yard in the first half. cal had just 108. second quarter, ucla with a chance to add on more. third and goal. miscommunication between the quarterback and running back and dorian thompson robinson is sacked by john sochblt ucla settled for a field goal. second half starts out much better. a 12-play, 75-yard drive. ucla responded with an 83-yard drive. kelly scores for the sech, had five turnovers in the game. most of it in the fourth quarter. had a forced fumble interception and that 38-yard fumble return for a touchdown all in the fourth quarter. ucla wins their first game and they win it big. 37-7 the final. >> i think the energy was there. i think the effort was there. i don't think the execution was. we just got to get back to the

drawing boards. we got to figure something out. we'll come up with a solution. >> total team loss. we didn't do anything well enough to win the game. we need everybody. we need everybody to perform better. i mean, in the entire program. >> number 7 washington at number 17 oregon. we pick it up late in the second quarter. ducks down 7. potential top nfl pick justin herbert scrambling. red in the corner. it's reviewed and you can see, because he's wearing bright neon yellow that he gets the nike down for the touchdown. herbert threw for two touchdowns. third quarter, jake browning rolls through and jones for a 43-yard score. he's 24. in the final seconds, henry, th. chris peterson can't believe it. in o.t. the huskies kick a field goal and the ducks. redell up the gut for six.

the ducks storm the field and win in overtime, 30-27. levi's stadium played host to san jose state game against army. two passes completed all day. this is one of them. first play, second quarter, calvin hopkins jr. finds a wide open jordan asbury. runs a triple option. the ground a tab. fitting for the army. three touchdown to go along with his 99 yards on the ground. the spartans manage 171 yards of offense and had four turnovers. ouch. atne returned for 52 yards as army rolls the spartans coast road trip against new jersey devils. and of course, you know that the raiders are in london hosting the seahawks. we'll bring you all the highlights today starting at 5:00. until then, have a great day.

>> now, your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning to you. another 30, 35 minutes or so until sunrise. behind me, you can see the fog that's with us here from the east bay hills camera. it will be with us for the next couple of hours. we'll see some holes in that along our bay area beaches. but we're not going to totally get rid of the low clouds and fog. it makes for an interesting day. we have warm temperatures, gusty winds, a big ridge of high pressure. today is the warmest day of the week in santa rosa. we cool off a bit tomorrow. it's still breezy. 80 degrees. but notice the rest of the week. going to stay just about average. maybe a little above average. here's the roof camera. it looks pretty calm the winds. temperatures yesterday were 64 degrees downtown today. at good deal of it up into t through the east bay. it will be evaporating quickly. 2 degrees warmer to novato to

napa. we're cooler in concord and livermore. emeryville this morning, oakland will warm into the 70s today. right now, a lot of 50s out there. 55 in san francisco. san jose and half moon bay. 51 in morgan hill. right outside the window, gray skies. 52 santa rosa and napa with low 50s in vacaville and concord. we're looking at the breezy winds at about 1,000 feet. we also have the low clouds giving us about a mile visibility. the relative humidity is up. that's good. the wind shifts, the temperatures go up and we draw things up. pretty view from mt. tam. cool with fog this morning. red flag warning through noon tomorrow and the elevated fire danger. so we're looking at the winds and the relativnd that combination makes for the critical fire weather today through tonight and when the winds will be at their gustiest. at the higher elevations, we're beginning to see that north to

northeasterly shift. 27 miles an hour in knoxville. looking at -- mt. tamalpais at 17 miles an hour. the east bay not as windy yet. the fog, it pulls back throughout the morning hours and we'll see that sun. but then also coming back just a little bit throughout the day. that on shore component if you're at the beach. otherwise, the dry atmosphere. so right now the relative humidity, the moisture in the air is up from san ramon to livermore. as we add in the winds and the warmer temperatures, it drops to the critical levels from 11% by the delta. little better around the bay. we'll keep going when we get the windiest conditions late tonight into early tomorrow. it gets even drier. it's still windy out there. this is why we're so concerned without any rain really yet this season and the winds blowing. we're looking at some critical weather today and tomorrow. 20 to 25 mile an hour wind gusts

out of the north. look what happens tonight. 9:00, 10:00, 11:00, the winds increase to 40 miles an hour. in the bay, it will be breezy. keep that in mind if you're out for a bike ride. 80 today in san jose. a lot like yesterday. san francisco warming up a bit today. in the north bay, 80s in santa rosa to vallejo. oakland checking in at about 78 degrees. 80 in hayward. you head inland. we've got the low to mid-80s from concord to livermore. tonight, it will be cool and comfortable. so that's going for us. >> the accuweather seven-day forecast looking at the 80s staying with us all week. looking atck of live doppler 7. >> here we are in mid-october. it's normal for the bay area. cross lisa. when you book a hotel far from home. you may wonder about the rooms

and amenities. bay area father and son traveled 3,000 miles from home to find out they didn't have a hotel at all. 7 on your side michael finney has the story. it was the trip of a lifetime for loren johnson and his 12-year-old son ryan. >> i'd never been to new york before. >> father and son visited thees memorial. go the yankees game. a mets game. >> all before going upstate to the baseball hall of fame in cooperstown. and then the main reason for the trip. ryan and his team played in the annual kids tournament in cooperstown. >> they're the callie dirt bags. >> it had been fun and games until they pulled up to their hotel. >> where am i? >> am i in the right place? >> he booked a room at the holiday inn express. when they arrived, the holiday inn wasn't therement. >> this is the right address. but it's a quality inn. >> the holiday inn was now a quality inn. and he didn't have a room there. >> i had a reservation.

they say well we don't have you in the system. >> loren had paid for a week's stay at the holiday inn that wasn't there. holiday inn had sent this confirmation notice to him the day before. >> i need someplace to stay. we're here. >> quality inn said he could book a room twice what he had already paid holiday inn. >> it did bring a damper to the whole trip. >> back home, loren contacted both hotels. neither provided a refund. >> i was getting nowhere. that's when i contacted 7 on your side. >> we reached out to both hotels. quality in parent company choice hotel said it's typically the responsibility of the previous hotel brand to contact guests and reaccommodate or cancel reservations. >> holiday inn said every effort is made to contact yes with existing reservation toss notify them of the change. >> we are very sorry that we were not able to reach mr. johnson in advance of a stay. both companies provided loren with a full refund.

>> loren says he didn't expect to get a free room. he only wanted the hotel to honor his original deal. choice hotel said he used reward point for the original booking and the new hotel could not honor a discount from a competing company. i'm michael finney. 7 on your side. >> coming up, taking the music from peninsula schools much the annual music

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the wing numbers from the $314 million powerball numbers. nobody picked all six numbers. wednesday night's jackpot will swell to $345 million. happening today, the sound of many bands will fill the air on the peninsula during a fundraiser to support school music programs. marching bands from stanford and uc davis will headline at the school force save the music festival. takes place at belmont's twin pines park beginning at 11:30 this morning. you can hear bands from other schools also. they benefit music education in the belmont redwood shores school district. look at all the energy this morning. >> should warm to the 70s. it will be kind of in between the on shore push and the offshore flow because we have the fog. not going to lose that altogether. we have the red flag warning

through 12:00 p.m. tomorrow. the winds continue to ramp up. right now, there's about 25 miles an hour in the upper elevations. they'll be 40 to 50 l78 in oakland and palo alto. it's a warmer day today for everyone. the accuweather seven-day forecast looking at warm temperatures again tomorrow. the winds will relax. we'll be close to average on tuesday. a lot of sunshine each and day. nice time of year. except for today. >> thank you, lisa. thanks for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm matt keller with lisa argen. the news continues online. twitter and facebook. "good morning america" is next. have a great morning everyone.

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