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good morning, bay area. lnd get going. >> this is "abc7 mornings." >> good morning and thank you for joining us on this sunday, october 14th. i'm matt keller and let's start with a quick look at the weather with lisa argen. >> hello, matt, and good morning the to you. look at all of the fog. yes, gray skies over the many neighborhoods and the temperatures are cool, and we still are anticipating very gusty winds tonight and the red flag warning is up and goes through 12:00 tomorrow afternoon and the winds will begin to gust later on theday, but it is going to increase tonight until nearly 60 miles per hour from marian to sonoma to napa and the east bay and the diablo range and so these are the areas that we are concerned about. middleton, and gurnville, and up to the delta. right now the winds are calmer at the surface, and the elevations are 22 at peak, and

altamon with cloudy conditions at sfo. and mid- to upper 50s for most of you. golden gate bridge, and low to mid-70s and looking at vacaville where we have had the wind shift, and we will warm up pretty the much everywhere, matt. >> thank you, lisa. sonoma coun a fire broke out when a sheriff's vehicle slammed into a home in bodega bay. the vehicle slammed through the house's wall, and the deputy crashed after chasing someone on highway 101. the driver escaped from the suv but no way to know how they are doing now. they have traffic slowed at smith rivers road. >> and all of the dry wind and things that lisa were talking about are putting the firefighters are on alert as well as pg&e customers on alert to have the power shutoff in the

event of a wildfire. we have the story from the east bay with cornell. >> that is pretty cool, right? >> reporter: kids and parents touring the hayward fire station number 2. it reopened after a seismic retro fit and just in time. >> i see all of the dry areas that i see around. >> this is a unstable atmosphere for us. >> and red flag fire danger makes firefighters uneasy. >> we are on edge, because we know that any spark from the lawnmower or any type of the somebody pulling off of the sid wildfire. >> contra kosta fire departments' training facility opened the doors to the public as part of the fire prevention month. >> we came out to support the firefighters because they do a tremendous job. >> and all of the eyes are on the diablo range, because as the mercury rises, the threat rises. >> it is higher than we have seen in other years.

>> reporter: that is why they are increasing the staffing. % the strike team is going to be ready to go in case a wildfire breaks out and that is the new normal since the deadly fires across the summer. >> we don't know what the new normal is going to be, but wie know that based on what happened last week, we know that this can make a difference. >> last sunday a strike team from contra kosta county helped to get the wildfire control, and they will be ready to go if wildfire breaks out again. abc7 news. and now, rescueers are worried what they will find when they reach other parts. there is more now on the search and how people are going to try to rebuild their lives. >> this morning, the rescue crews have a symbol of inspiration. >> departments from all over the country here, and the flag is something that we all wear on our uniforms, and ae all get up

under it and sleep under it and bring us together. >> reporter: the firefighters are taking a moment to wrap whatever they can with duct tape in order to raise an american flag from the rubble. >> i got two insooide on this building right now, and one on the other side. >> reporter: 1,700 search and rescue personnel converging on the florida panhandle working together in the hopes of finding the storm victims still alive. >> and when needed putting the canine units to work. >> it is a beautiful golden there, but specially trained to look through this debris of the victims of the hurricane. >> reporter: this dog's trainer telling me in the past they have found survivors up to seven days after a di ssaster strikes. >> so we go for a full week. >> yes, we continue the search. >> reporter: the large hope is that those residents considered missing will shink. >> we have been here for 30 years before with these storms, and there will be more. >> one of the best times i have seen is to see my grandson out

here last summer and watching him catch his first fish. >> i am so thankful that we have another home to go to. >> a lot of the people don't. >> a lot of the people don't. >> and like kenny day and his family, their homeestroyed and . >> it is going to be rough for a while in panama city. i don't know -- i am oraniginal from indiana, and a couple of times i thought, well, i have a little bit of money in my pocket and i might as nohi $6 billion. >> we came across a house fire here in panama city, and it spread to the backyard even and look at some of the trees. >> reporter: the neighbor is saying that the homeowners are out helping people, and the husband is repairing roofs and the wife working at a hospital. >> they are unaware of any of this happening right now, and no way to contact them. >> much of it burned, but the firefighters snuffed it out.

at the near by tin dal to -- tie tyndall air foce base, many are still working in the search for the missing. a freemont city council candidate is speaking out after someone vandalizing his campaign sign by drawing a swastika on his face. and now we are learning of more dirty politics in the race. katy udall explains. >> reporter: there is a long lineup of freemont city council candidates. at age 25 justin sha can't help but stand out as the young nest the race. >> many are reasons and the most relevant is youth representation, and making sure that we have a freemont that is inclusive of everyone. >> reporter: he has learned early, politics can get nasty. someone drew a swastika and

devil horns on the campaign sign along mission boulevard. his first discovery from his father ron. >> he texted me the foe photo, i was in shock and saddened. >> and my son, too, emotional, but still to somebody else, it is not right. >> reporter: and we learned of more unsettling incidents and this time involving a school board candidate. >> last week, i got a series of hateful comments posted on to my facebook accounts, and very an tie muslim, and bigoted comments calling me all sorts of names. >> reporter: she reported the posts to facebook and then the deleted them. >> we have to be respect fful t each other and we have to teach our children to be good role mode models. >> reporter: civil discourse can be civil. >> and differing opinions is

what is about. >> reporter: and both sha and kahne have reported the incidents to the freemont police department. kamala harris is adding to speculation of potential run for president in 2020, and she is making the first campaign trip to the iowa before election day and she is going to visit the day on the 22nd and the 23rd and ip to south carolina and to the wisconsin. she says she will take a serious look after the november midterms. >> if you need help understanding the propositions and the local races, we have you covered. go to our website and you will find the complete list where we also have profiles of some of the candidates. london breed is get involved with a deal to be reached with the striking workers with marriott. it is part of the nationwide walk out against marrio

we have a report on this. >> reporter: picket erers are gg strong outside of the marriott hotels and operated properties around san francisco. this video given us to by the union shows worker being arrested as they rally for work security and safety and higher wages. >> they are out here trying to fight for a better contract. >> reporter: and lisa has been with marriott for 30 years. >> they refuse to maintain our benefits, and what they are doing now is to propose a short shift of three hours, so how will we even qualify for the benefits with a three-hour shift? >> reporter: some workers claim to the work multiple jobs to make the ends meet or would like to, but can't because of the hotel scheduling. >> and we thought that marriott would come back to the table and talk to us. >> reporter: the protest has not come without a headache, and

erin hamill says she can hear it from her room. >> room service is not working or running and the housekeeping is mediocre at best, and the fedex is not shipping out packaging which is an impact for us. >> reporter: and david blank opted out of housekeeping for rewards points. >> i hope that day, you know, negotiate e nd get it ooverwith quickly, because they have great employees. >> reporter: the union says in other cities like boston and detroit, the negotiations are not going well. >> marriott clearly did not take us seriously, and it is really sad they w to continue the strikes. >> reporter: in downtown san francisco, abc 7 news. something that everybody has to the take today is the fire danger. he a mild vis santa rosa and 20-minute delays at sfo and the northerly winds gusting at 20 at at fairfield and that is why the temperatures

are in the 70s well out to the delta, but we are in the 50s here and cloudy, but it is coming together for a strong off shore flow the night. and we will talk about the wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour, and temperatures in the 80s a few minutes away. and also next, it has been half a century since one of the most pivotal protests in the vietnam war which with pg&e in the sierras. and i'm an arborist since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes doer a million trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer

and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future.

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it happened before 6:30 last night. the man was behind the wheel of the truck, and the firefighters say that he had a medical problem just before the crash causing him to lose control. it is unclear if the medical issue or the crash killed him. fire crews helped to ep sure that the house was stable and safe. many small business owners in san francisco want the city to help them make up for lost income when a ban on selling oto back c -- toe bay cbacco the ban ge gins in january and the merchants want the city to reduce the fees they are charged or be allowed to sell cannabis. to dday, the visitors of th presidio is going to be able to the relive one of the most emotionally-charged episode ss the vietnam war. it is a protest movement that happened here in the bay area, and men who participated in it paid a steep price.

this is dan ashley with the details. >> reporter: keith mather still remembers that sound half a century later n. 1968, the stockade at san francisco's presid e owe was his home. >> you were in solitary confinement in here? >> yes. >> they justner canever came to get you. >> reporter: historians say that the military was taking notice of the protesters. >> in 1968, there is about one soldier every three minutes going awol. >> reporter: and many taken into custody in california were crowded into the presidio stockade overlooking the golden gate bridge, and as the conditions deteriorated the clashes with the guards heated until a fate fful event that prompted the mutiny. >> and it is because richard bunch got shot and killed. he was one of us. >> reporter: he says that 19-year-old soldier was having mental health issues and one day as he was running away from the

guard, bunch was shot in back. by the next day, thousands of protesters stormed the presidio gates. and the tensions were so high that the people decided to stage a protest of their own calling them the name the presidio 27. they refused rank and to fall out for detail the. instead, they sat in a circle on the grass and read out a list of demands including the investigation into bunch's de h death. >> right after that, we were read the mutetny act, and we sang to try to drown out the captain so we could not hear, but evidently, that didn't work in our court martials. >> the first three trials that resulted in sentences were 14, 15, 16 years. >> reporter: 1960s defense attorney agrees with the historians who believe that the highly publicized trials and harsh sentences that followed were meant to the send a chilg message to the ranks and crush the expanding protest movement.

>> it was a catalyzing effect, because it was are pretty early in the resistance. >> the army officials and the military officials were concerned a that they were losing the army. that they were losing control of the military. >> reporter: mather managed to escape from the prison stockade and spent a decade in canada. half a century later the struggle of the presidio 27 is enshrined in an exhibit at the former officer's club, and richard bunch's name can still be seen carved into the wall of the cell. worth it? >> yeah, absolutely. i would not turn the clock back and try to change it. i wish there would have been more guys involved with us. >> reporter: dan ashley, abc 7 news. >> today, the presidio is going to be offering a program presidio mutiny free to the public. we have details on a bshgs krshgs 7 nc 7 news.com. today is tlas day for the half moon bay art and pumpkin festival. the parade was held

and harvest costumes and parades. the festival is open today from 9:00 to 5:00 and the admission is free. and now to the accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> hello. low clouds and fog and more than you would expect with the off shore event and anticipated for later today and the low clouds and fogs have reached the inland valley, we are on tap for a strong off shore event increasing throughout the afternoon and into the evening and overnight hours. this is a live look outside from mt. tam where it is gray. 56 in san francisco, and 56 in san jose and half moon bay with morgan hill at 55. you can see the flag blowing at the surface, and the winds have not ramped up yet, and in fact, they are pretty calm. in the upper elevations, we have had hours of unoff shore flow with the gusty winds over 25, 30 miles per hour. 52 in santa rosa and nevada and

vacaville with the winds gusting up to 27 miles per hour, and low to mid-50s in concord and livermore. you see the warms out towards the delta inkreescreasing, and the expanding marine stratus, everyone is cooler. but as the marine is mixing out, the atmosphere is going to continue to dry out, and we will watch the relative humidity plummet here. and so, red flag warning through tomorrow, and the elevated fire danger north of east bay hills and down towards mt. hamilton and windier in the north. and as we are look at the forecast animation, there is fog on the coast, and call it partly cloudy and mix out, but it is not going away altogether the, and that is going to play a role in the temperatures of the shoreline. and take a look at how the winds increased hour by ohour, and we few hours up to 25, 26 miles per hour, and calistoga already 32 miles per hour, and cloverdale, and looking at the reds as they increase.

5:00 into 9:00 or 10:00 or 11:00, and in fact, stronger than we first anticipated with the 40 miles per hour winds in cloverdale and continues through 6:00 tomorrow morning, and in fact, spreading further south into the diablo range, and as we get into the monday, the noontime, still offshore, and they are beginning to back off a little bit. so the relative humidity is now up, and we have all of the moisture in the fog, and 78% san francisco, and add in the wind, and increase the temperature, and 6:00 tonight, we are at 12% in napa and the higher relative humidity closer to the bay, but by 6:00 in the morning, we are into the single-digit territory the here, and so it is very, very dry, and continues that way throughout the day tomorrow. so today, it is going to be warm inland and getting warmer around the bay. 80 in san jose, and 82 in vallejo concord where it is 85. so you will be experiencing the warmup around the bay, and 78 in concord and palo alto, and 79 in

the half moon bay. and so, red flag warnings tomorrow, and windy inland today and tomorrow, and mid-70s inland tomorrow, and the winds will back off a little bit, but the temperatures are going to be warm both today and monday. the download of the accuweather app, and you will see the wind shift that will bring us more of the on shore push and the cool ocean air tuesday. >> october can be so nice, but dangerous as well. thank you, lisa. abc's new brand localish is sharing the inspiring storiesn called "more in common" and meet a teacher who is both deaf and blind and bringing students together in the dance. >> i'm the teacher of dancing, and i also happen to be deaf/blind. >> i'm a salsa instructor the here. >> when i first started teaching dance, i was just trying to get a few friends who were deaf and have an opportunity to the salsa

dan dance. more and more people started to ask me for the dance classes and not just people from the deaf community, and i started to see the evolution of the people who have no connection to disability or the deaf starting to want to the learn more about the people they were dancing with. why is this so important to have friendships with people of odifferent backgrounds? >> because it helps you to get a wider perspective on the world, and dancing with anybdisabilityr

here's proof that maybe some firefighters are born not made. this little boy in vacaville proved nims the firefighter challenge. he wosrked the hose like a pro and put some muscle into saving a big teddy bear in trouble. he is running over to it. and the vacaville firefighters posted this, and it seems even though the job is too big, that is the perfect fitt for the little guy. and now, threats of reports that a journalist may have been killed inside of saudi arabia em b embassy and how the saudis are saying they will respond. the inspirational message of the bay

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good morning, north bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is "abc7 mornings." we are starting this half hour with the look at the weather, and here is meteorologist lisaargen. hu, lisa. >> we are starting out with clouds, but you will feel the winds ramping up, and by evening we will have a red flag with wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour. so they are sugs tare sustainedo 50 miles per hour bay. and so, you can see the winds off shore gust iing to 20 miles per hour above 1,000 feet in napa and gurnville, but here down at the surface, things are calm. we have fog and the golden gate bridge and mid-50s for most, and from the east bay hills camera, yeah, all of that. a typical day in the bay area,

and it is going to be for the first couple of hours, but notice the 71 in we will have the fog evaporate and the lower relative humidity throughout the day and the temperature will plummet and the temperatures go into the 80 inland. and to find out what happened to a washington posts columnist since he visited a consulate in istanbul. the president answered questions about it. ian purnell has the latest. >> reporter: president trump is vowing to take action if the saudi king is involved in the mysterious disappearance of the washington post journalist sha g -- jamal khashoggi. >> we will find out. >> and it is threatening a arms deal. >> it is the best equipment in the world, and if they don't buy it from us, they will buy it from russia or china or from other can countries. >> reporter: the washington post

is reporting that khashoggi is feared dead after walking into the saudi consulate last october 2nd. this is a mystery deepening when the turkey reported that a squad of saudiss landed and then checked into this hotel. then they mysteriously disappeared after they checked in and got into a van and headed to the saudi consulate. he back the consulate and lying in waitt for jamal khashoggi who went through the front deoor hours later, and never reemerged. khashoggi's fiance waited outside. his fiance had written an op-ed on his birthday saturday writing that the people who took us irrespective of the political positions must be held accountable and punished to the full extent of the law. according to the washington post, turkish officials claim to have audio and video recordings

of the journalist's murder inside of the consulate. >> that is ian panel reject any economic sanctions or political pressure after president trump's stateme statements on the disappearance. and also, saudi arabia said they will respond to any steps taken against the kingdom. "the new york times" is reporting that jared can kushner, the son-in-law paid almost no federal income taxes for years. he is also white house adviser, and the times says that they showed low tax bills for the years 2009 and 2016. while it is raising a few eyebrows given his net worth, it is likely no laws were broken and tax code allows for real estate investors to write off depreciation on properties. >> and napa kocounty winemaker accuse of falsely making labels of pinot noir.

the owner joe wagner told the capitol press newspaper that he is workin with the investigators but it is a a charade. they buy grapes from oregon to make some of the wines. and now, the eye in the sky caught a suspected peeping tom. these pictures are coming from a police helicopter which happen to be flying above walnut creek, and responded to the report in concord and spotted the suspect immediately, and the concord police moved in and arrested him. the kidnapping survivor let bay area residents know what is available to to keep their kids safe. yesterday, the foundation hosted an event in vallejo. sanchez was abduct bade -- abducted by a serial child killer and shared her story. >> i love to share my story, and

what i went through, because i want families and kids to know that they have to be aware of the surroundings and they can't trust everybody, but most importantly, they have to be prepared. >> yesterday's event featured music a car show and activities for kids and safety awareness organization organizations set up booths with information about the resources. the parents were able to get the kids fingerprinted for free, and take home a do it yourself dnark or orat couple of movies there is a place to do singapore. candace gibson shows us what you can do with all of the time on u your hands. the airport here a newark, and our flight is in four hours which begins this long, long, long journey. all right. here we go. >> it is this 850 with which is a brand-new plane and fuel

efficient to allow the air loli to operate this 19-hour flight the bin is more comfortable, anthe food is fantastic, and entertainment, and actually two classes to the plane. business class and premier economy, and even the economy is pr pretty good. so they give you the amenities kit, s you c see the d difference. we are one hour into the flight now, a and i'm not tired the, but when i am, i can kind of tuck my legs in here, lay back movies and tv shows. >> this is the sake and sweetened salad. >> reporter: all of the meals combined are supposed to be less than 2,000 calories on the day. we decided to take this flight specifically why? >> because i'm an aviation enthusiast and looking to try out a new aircraft and new

experience. i could laugh or cry or never loved mother earth as much as i do now. 17 1/2 hours. we made it. thank you. still ahead on "abc7 mornings," a man books a room at a holiday inn, but arrived to find the hotel is no longer there. he asked on your side's michael finney for help. in is look at the pier camera and beautiful shot there, and there are the sea lions sleeping and maybe awakeni

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there's a lye loive look at the golden gate bridge and you can see the blue sky at 9:38 in the morning. a beautiful drive into the city. a street festival in san francisco a had something for eryo yesterday's ocean beach music and art festival featured deejays and art and food trucks and beer gardens, but wait, there is more. the event also included children's activity and plus in the spirit of the season a pumpkin patch, and if the kids were not digging the pumpkin patch, they could try their hand at drawing. and today, people have a chance to go back in time. and today, there are tours washington." you can visit maritime history by taking a tour or a donation no the maritime museum. she is the first vessel to make land way back in 1788 and the first american merchant shtr in,

jan. and we are talking about the winds today, which is a big story. >> yes, transitioning from the upper elevations off shore to on shore. you are seeing the cameras here, and 66 downtown, but we are in the 60s and the upper 60s in the upper elevation, and quickly the atmosphere is going the dry out, and we will see a warm day today, and warm day tomorrow, and high fire danger from many of the hills around the bay area, and a very strong off shore wind event on the way, and the accuweather seven-day forecast is coming up. >> and also, next, costly turnovers of cal's

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good morning. here's a live look from the walnut creek camera and people in the east bay need to be especially careful today with the red flag warning in effect, and pg and e warning the residents that they may cut the power in the east bay and the north bay because of the high winds and the fire danger today. the red flag warning is going n until noon tomorrow. >> in sports this morning the raiders are going international. oakland taking on the seahawks in london at wimbley stadium and kickoff is 15 minutes at 10:00 a.m. and you can watch the packers and raiders at a lambeau field. you can watch it right here on abc 7. and mindi bach has the highli t highlights in this morning's sports with cal and ucla. >> both of the schools entered 0 0-2 in pac-12 play, and one

thing was guaranteed, someone would leave with the first pac-12 win, and also, the usc fight song will have been heard way too many times. and you can see that ucla recovers this ball with good field position. and the bruins take advantage. and joshua kelly running in easily to score. he had 114 yards in the first half, and cal just 108. and ucla with a chance to add on more, and third and goal, and miscommunication of the running back and dorian robinson thomas is sacked. ucla settled for a field goal. the second half starts out much b better for cal, and patrick laird is capping off a 12-play drive, and ucla ha responded with an 83-yard drive. and kelly scores for the second of three on the day. and cal, painful as it is to watch, five turnovers in the game, and most of them in the fourth quarter. and kashan louisier south had a

fumble, and that fumble return for a touchdown in fourth qua quarter. ucla wins the first game and win it big, 37-7, the final. >> i think that the energy was there and the effort was there but i don't think that the execution was. so we have to get back to the drawing boards and figure something out, and we will come up with a 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, the entire program. >> number 7 washington at number 17 oregon. we pick it up late in the second quarter, and the ducks are down 7 and a potential nfl top pick randle herbert goes to the screen, and you can see it is reviewed because he is wearing with the bright neon yellow he gets the touchdown. and herbert threw for two touchdowns and jake browning rolling right to throw to ty

jones for the 43-yard score and he is pumped to tie it up 24 bu in the final seconds payton henry, the freshman from danville for the 37 yarder for the win, and he just hooks it right. chris peterson can't believe it, a and in o.t., the huskies kicked a field goal and the ducks didn't. and they go up for six, and the ducks storm the field at and they win. in this one, the army completed two passes and this is one of them. kelvin jordan jr. finds finds fn open asberry. and hopkins go with the three t on the road. the spartans had 171 yards of offense and four turnovers. re2 yards as army rolls the spartans, 52-3.

san jose state now 0-6. well, the sharks are in action today and the final game on the east coast road trip against the new jersey devils and of course, you know that the raiders are in london hosting the seahawks, and we will bring you all of the highlights today starting at 5:00. until then, have a great day. now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good sunday morning. this is mt. tam looking nice and sunny, but we are looking at the upper elevation winds that are quite gusty. last check, knoxville creek had a wind gust out of the northeast at 42 miles per hour. we are certainly not seeing the winds down at the surface, but if we are clocking them in the upper elevations throughout the day today, look at how they ramp up. starting at 20, 25 miles per hour out of the northeast but then all throughout the late a afternoon, the evening hours, and we are getting up to 50 miles per hour. and so this is napa, sonoma and marian, and the diablo range is not as gusty, but near ham il

wind gusts near 30 miles per hour, but outside at the roof camera, we will see the fog. that is a welcomed site and the winds are not blowing here, and so we are look at the relatively calm winds for now, and that is going the change. the fog evaporates and you will see the sunshine here in san francisco and 56 degrees here as well as mountainview and half moon bay, and morgan hill, and 58 in oakland and certain ly th cool and comfortable morning with the delays of sfo at 28 minutes due to the low clouds and 53 in santa rosa, and looking at 71 in vacaville, and wind gusts at 29 miles per hour, and look at how quickly that temperature has come up, and it is in the 50s as well last hour, and that is going to be the order of the day as soon as the fog burns off, and the temperatures are going to come up quick lu, and overnight, we have cooled anywhere from 3 to 5 degrees bush looking at the warmer weather, it is 8 degrees here, and that is where the warmer winds are going to the

come in from the northeast, and the mountains. so we are looking at a typical picture here from the summertime pattern, and by october, we get those dry winds, and unfortunately this is going to be lasting for a day and a half, and partly cloudy this morning, and red flag warning through tomorrow, and the winds are still going to be off shore even though we will dial back significantly and by about noontime. so as we are looking at the fog footprint, it is patchy and not much of it, and the beaches will see the sunshine, but it is not going to go away altogether from the north coast and even san mateo coast, and few areas here, and it won't be as warm. we will see the 60s to near 70s, but look at the surface winds which are quiet here, and here come comes the yellows, and as we are looking at that and clock them, boy, that is going to be windy, so from 5:00 this afternoon and 15 to 30 miles per hour, and then it is going to be windier, and 11:00 tonight up to 46 miles per hour, and the diablo range is in on this, too. the south end of the bay, you are not as breezy, but through

monday morning, it is going to be really, really windy, and then by the afternoon, we are still within the off shore event, but the winds will dial back, so as we are looking at the relative humidity, this is the measure of the moisture in the air, and it keeps going down even through the overnight hours where we don't get the marine layer back, and ascity, and san francisco into the 70s and north bay 83, and calistoga, 81. and then you head in and low 80s. it will be a cool night tonight with the numbers in the 50s and the accuweather forecast, warm today and gusty off shore winds and mild at the coast, and all over on tuesday, but the ridge is going to keep us mild for this time of the year with the 80s remaining inland. >> all right. thank you, lisa. when you book a hotel far from home, you may wonder about the room and the amenities a. bay area father and son traveled

thousands of miles from home only to find out they did not have a hotel room at all. michael finney has the story. >> reporter: it was the trip of a lifetime for lauren johnson and his son ryan. >> i have never beenb to new york before. >> reporter: to a father and son visited new york's famous sites. >> times square and see the 9/11 memorial and go to the yankees and mets' game. >> reporter: and then going to the baseball hl of fame in coopers otown and then the main reason for the trip. ryan and his team played in the annual kids tournament in coo r cooperstown. >> they are the kelly dirtbags. >> reporter: it had been fun and games until they pulled up to the hotel. >> where am i? is this the right place? >> reporter: they had booked a place at the holiday inn express, but when they arrived it was not there. >> reporter: the holiday inn was now the quality inn and he didn't have a reservation.

>> well, i have a reservation, but they said they was not in the system. >> reporter: and holiday inn sent this confirmation notice to him the day before. >> i need some place to stay. and we are here. >> quality inn said that he could book a room there twice at what he had paid. >> it did bring sort of a damper to the whole trip. >> reporter: and when he got back home, he contacted both of the hotels, and neither provided a refund. >> i got nowhere so i reached oout to abc 7 on your side. >> reporter: we reached out and they said it is the responsibility of the previous h hotel brand to contact the guests and reaccommodate or cancel the are reservations, and holiday inn said that every effort is made to contact the guests of the change, and we are sorry that we were not able to reach mr. johnson in advance of the stay. and both companies provided lauren a full refund. >> well, it feels really good. >> reporter: he said that he did not expect a free room, but he

wanted the hotels to honor the original deal. choice hotel said that he used the holiday reward points for the original booking and the new hotel could not honor the discount from a competing y. i'm michael finney, abc 7 news

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humidity all over the bay area is going to plummet today with the off shore winds gusting to 50 and 60 miles per hour north and in east bay hills the diablo range, the temperatures are above average today, and the winds will dial back tomorrow, and then by tuesday, we are back to the onshore push, and wednesday and thursday, the temperatures will slowly get cooler, but still very october-like to enjoy the end of the week. >> and pg&e residents in the northwest, you have to worry about power shut off with the threat of wildfires. thank you for joining us here on "abc7 mornings.." news continues online and twitter and instagram. abc 7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. have a great day, everyone.

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