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help the small business. >> on abc 7 news we'll see if small business saturday is bringing a boost to areas that could really use it in the north bay fire zone. and i'm meteorologist drew tuma starting the weekend off on a warm note but we're tracking downpours on your sunday. the details ahead on the accuweather forecast. who's in charge? depends on who you ask. the government agency in a tug of war and leadership fight. abc 7 news starts now. >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc 7 news. a plea to shop small today with a lot at stake for business in the north bay. good afternoon and thanks for joining us. i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. we begin with a look at small business saturday, happening now in an area where it can make a big difference. >> abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard is live in sonoma county

where businesses have been in need of customers, and today those wishes were answered. >> business pretty brisk in sonoma today, cornell? >> reporter: yeah, eric and dion, you wouldn't believe it. town plaza very busy place today. took us forever to find a parking space. what a difference from the days and weeks after the wildfires when the plaza was pretty much deserted. small business saturday marking a comeback for this region. ♪ there's holiday music in the air and lots of customers in the stores. the sonoma plaza was crowded on this small business saturday. >> is it good to see a lot of people on the street today? >> of course. the more the better. we're grateful. >> reporter: the candlestick shop owner dan galison says it's an early christmas gift to see customers returning since the wildfires. >> people got an impression that we were devastated, and we're not. >> we want to let everybody know that we're up and running. >> reporter: margo voss vows to

do all of her holiday shopping locally. >> i think the small businesses are the heart of america. >> reporter: walt pinot noir tasting room is open. >> this is marvelous to see all these people out, people coming and supporting us. it's great. >> reporter: in downtown sapt rosa the streets weren't quite as crowded but many like dinah and her friend gale are doing their part. >> i always feel strongly about supporting local businesses anyway, but with the fire even more. >> reporter: the metro chamber of commerce is offering this holiday shopping passport filled with downtown discounts. long-time florist shiraz moe says she needs help. >> my business is very, very bad because i lost lots of customer around the fountain grove area. >> reporter: some customers relocated after the fire, but many are slowly returning. >> we want you to come back downtown and fall in love with it all over again. >> reporter: sonoma strong. now and through the holidays. in sonoma county, cornell barnard, abc 7 news.

on to weather now, we're getting? record warmth before the rain arrives. abc 7 news meetrailogist drew tuma tracking the timing. drew? >> yeah, eric, today earlier in the afternoon san jose hit a record high of 80 degrees. so it's certainly a mild start to our weekend. current numbers out there right now a lot of 60s and 70s on the board. 66 in mountain view, 68 in santa rosa, 64 in cannot cord, but changes are coming. live doppler 7 along with satellite rain already arriving in the pacific northwest and the showers will move south on our sunday. on the storm impact scale this is going to be a moderate storm. a 2 sunday into early monday with some showers heavy at times. so we'll time out tonight for you. future weather showing you no worries with precipitation. just clouds late tonight. it's tomorrow morning by jp in the morning that's when the rain begins to arrive in the north bay. hour by hour on future weather, time out the rest of your sunday into your travel forecast. accuweather in a few minutes, guys. >> drew, thank you very much. keep track of the rain where you live with the free abc 7

accuweather app. you'll get updates from our weather team and check the forecast on the go. a man in novato faces charges of attempted murder tonight the arrest log at the marin county sheriff's office has 79-year-old william bradley being taken into custody this morning. he was arrested at this location on vineyard road you see here. we are waiting for a call back from the sheriff's office now for more details. three men are in jail tonight accused of kpthd a woman during a wild series of crimes in mendocino county. the sheriff's office says it all started monday afternoon in laytonville with the report of a burglary. investigators say the trio of men you see right here went to a home and when a woman answered the door they point aid gun at her and demanded money and drugs. the woman told deputies the men pistol whipped her several times after she told them she had neither of those things. when a family member arrived at the house the three men ran off to an suv. that vehicle was spotted a short time later in willlets, and police pulled it over and arrested the three men. b.a.r.t. is reporting at

least four cell phone thefts at stations or on trains yesterday. two people at oakland's coliseum station say a group of teenagers snatched their phones. officers detained a group in the parking lot including a 14-year-old and located the stolen phones. another phone robbery happened in san francisco at the 16th street station where a man reports two men stole his phone. at the union city station b.a.r.t. reports someone snatched a phone out of its owner's hands. and at the fruitvale station b.a.r.t. says a would-be robber knocked the victim to the floor of a train in an attempt to steal the victim's cell phone. another homeless encampment has caught on fire. abc 7 news was in oakland this morning as flames shot into the air over 26th and wood streets. the fire put up a lot of smoke, and as you can see there could be seen by the macarthur maze. it came in at about 8:00 to 8:15 and firefighters had it under control within 45 minutes. no one was hurt, and the cause is under investigation tonight. initial reports indicate the fire might have started in an

rv. a spear fisherman is expected to make a full recovery following a shark attack. the attack happened yesterday in stillwater cove off pebble beach. witnesses reported seeing the shark come up from behind and bite the man on the leg. >> swam to the surface to tell his dad what he'd seen. and when he was at the surface the shark actually attacked him. >> the wetsuit was inside the zodiac, and it was pretty shredded. there was a lot of blood. >> there are signs posted warning people about the shark attack. the monterey county sheriff's office says it looks like it was a great white that bit the fisherman. the agency that has one of the biggest impacts on helping you safeguard your finances is in a state of flux tonight. there's no certainty on who will replace the outgoing director of the consumer financial protection bureau. and as of now it depends on who you ask. reporter kim hutcherson explains. >> reporter: dueling appointments are sparking confusion saturday over who is leading the top u.s. consumer

watchdog agency. at the stroke of midnight richard cordray, the man heading the consumer financial protection bureau, stepped down. cordray, an obama appoint yeah, named his chief of staff, leandra english, as his succes successor, which essentially makes her the acting director for now. however, president trump also named his own interim chief friday. white house budget director mick mulvaney. the appointments of two officials to the same post sets up a political clash. the question now, who is in charge when employees return to work monday. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren, who helped create the cfpb, tweeted "the dodd-frank act is clear. if there's a cfpb director vacancy the deputy director becomes acting director. trump," she says, "can't override that." a senior white house official defended trump's pick by citing another federal law, the vacancies reform act, saying mulvaney's appointment is a typical routine move.

the president will ultimately nominate a permanent director who will need to be confirmed by the senate. with a confirmation the trump administration will have a chance to overhaul the bureau, which republicans have said has too much power and not enough oversight. the cfpb was created after the 2008 financial crisis to protect consumers. i'm kim hutcherson, abc 7 news. an effort is under way to keep an east bay man's holiday legacy alive. >> it may look like some dirt in an empty space. but this area will be transformed into a holiday wonderland. thanks to one man's vision and a community's determination. that story coming up. now, who says spruce can't cut loose? these dancing christmas trees can mean only one thing. we'll check out the return of a

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a long-time holiday tradition featuring homemade angels and lambs is being kept alive in the east bay. abc 7 news was in el cerrito on mauser lane to see a hillside being cut for a display. the display began in 1949 when a local man began hanging stars and building holiday figures. it was a way of saying thank you to the community. >> mr. shaddi was a sikh, and he put up this display to thank his neighbors in el cerrito. it has become an el cerrito

landmark that people come far and wide to see. >> he sounds like a nice neighbor. that display will be up this year from december 10th to the 26th and will be lit up every night from 5:00 until 10:00. visitors to a piedmont lot had some interesting entertainment this year as they look for the perfect christmas tree. abc 7 news was there as people went shopping at the boy scout lot on moraga avenue. this year they added something new. the tap dancing christmas trees put on a performance. and for those kernds about the lot running out of trees organizers say don't we're. >> so far we're still expecting a few more hundred trees but we've gotten the vast majority of the order right now. >> lot is open every day until december 21st, or when all the trees are sold. accuweather certainly doesn't feel like a month until christmas. temperatures today anywhere from 10 to nearly 20 degrees above

normal. some mild air certainly on the menu today. live doppler 7 along with satellite showing you we've kind of had filtered sunshine today. a veil of high clouds sitting over us right now that will eventually bring us some showers starting tomorrow morning. the picture outside today a live look from our emeryville camera pointed at the beautiful city of oakland right now. we're dry, we have the clouds upstairs and a lot of spots are sitting in the 60s if not 70s at this hour. currently 72 in hayward. san jose earlier this afternoon hit 80 degrees. down to 73 right now. warm in the south bay, 68 in santa rosa and san francisco just one degree shy of 7307 currently coming at you with a temperature of 69 degrees. tonight we're going to hang on to a lot of this mild air. same with the cloud cover. overcast skies. it's a mild night. temperatures in the 50s if not very close to 6 2kr50egz in some spots the next 12 hours. you do notice future weather starting to pick up on those showers beginning to move through first in the north bay in the early morning hours on sunday. so the storm impact scale we use exclusively here at abc 7, we

rank our storms to 1 to 5 light to severe, it gives you a better idea of what to examine. and the system moving in the next 24 hours, it does rank a 2:00 a moderate storm on the storm impact scale. so we'll have a band of showers moving through. heavy downpours at times. about a quarter to 3/46 an inch of rain of in most areas. but higher amounts in our hills. and the winds will be gusting at times 10 to about 25 miles per hour. so plan out the next 24 hours. future weather tonight, 11:00 on your saturday night. we are dry. the rain is not with us just yet. it's cloudy skies and mild temperatures. early in the morning on sunday 6:00 in the morning this is when we begin to see the rain first moving through the north bay, close to santa rosa at this hour, and the pops of yellow and orange on your screen, that's the heavier rain moving through. we do expect by 9:00 on sunday morning this bachbd showers moving through the heart of the region, san francisco, san ma o mateo, oakland, but you also notice it's a really narrow band of heavy rain. you will notice the downpours.

by 11:00 sunday morning it's beginning to move through the south bay so, san jose right around that lunchtime hour we do expect downpours. behind that front you notice it's a peppering of showers in the afternoon. we're going to have to watch for an isolated thunderstorm to potentially pop up in the second half of our sunday but this system's kind of a one-two punch because another round of showers will move through late sunday into early monday morning. by monday midnight early in the morning another round of heavy rain is going to move through. the accuweather seven-day forecast. as we plan our next seven days for you, tomorrow it's rain in the morning, isolated showers in the afternoon. the very early on your monday it's those heavy showers again really before sunrise. much of your monday once that sun gets up we are dry. and once we're dry monday afternoon we kind of stay that way. it's a steady pattern tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. before cooler air enters the picture within week from today. but tomorrow a lot of people traveling. it's going to be much slower than it was on wednesday before the holiday. >> hey, all i notice is that for

golf thursday it looks to be okay. >> i know. if you can get it in before monday afternoon. >> but i also heard a faint "oh, no" from over here. >> monday. >> never can please you. >> rivalry weekend. college football. >> there's a lot of rivalries. colleges. drew and shu. >> there you go. >> there were some good ones today. florida-florida state. alabama-auburn. and of course ohio state and the fighting harbaughs where jim and his wolverines have yet to defeat urban meyer's buckeyes in this match-up. this match-up. ♪ it's time for the ultimate sleep number week this match-up. on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? it's the final days of ultimate sleep number week. save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed with adjustable comfort on both sides.

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top-ranked alabama hosted by auburn with a lot on the line in this year's version of the iron bowl. winner gets georgia in next week's s.e.c. title game and maybe a shot at the final four. auburn heisman winner bo jackson in the house. tigers up 20-14 in the third. bama driving. jalen hurt scrambling, tosses it to the end zone. batted around. hinchess makes the catch. hits the ground, though. considered no catch. next play bama going for the field goal. bobbled snap, tigers can't do anything with it. tigers pumped. another failed field goal at auburn for nick saban. jared stedham. 16 yards. tigers up 12. 26-14. and that would be your final score. auburn upsets the top-ranked team in the nation as they storm jordan hare stadium. 100th consecutive year ohio

state and michigan have met. 114-year rivalries. buckeyes had negative six yards in the fourth quarter, down 14-0 until j.t. barrett took over third and nine, 24-yard dash. wolverines still up seven. next possession barrett 25-yard dart to marc' ball. 14-14. you might want to cover him. barrett only 30 yards passing in the game. because before the game a cameraman apparently ran into barrett's knee. it buckled here. forcing him out of the game in the third. freshman dwayne haskins would come in six for seven, 94 yards, 28 rushing yards. 22 here. down to the one. that would set up the game-winning touchdown. now three minutes remaining. michigan with the ball down four. quarterback john o'corn misreads the coverage. bad pass picked off. buckeyes have won 13 of the last 14. 31-20 the final. buckeyes get fifth-ranked wisconsin in the big ten title game. florida hosting florida state. seminoles trying to keep the longest con seblthive bowl appearance streak alive at 36

years. 'noles defense four turnovers on the day. first quarter franks hit as he throws 37 jacob pugh 16 yards. 7-0 good guys. frank also threw three interceptions. late in the second picked off by lavontae taylor. fourth quarter franks picked off again by matthew thomas. 29 yards the other way. but while showboating he falls down at the one. ball did not cross the plane. seminoles would score and win 38-22. fifth straight win over the gators. a win next week and the bowl streak's alive at 36 straight. stanford and notre dame coming up right here on abc 7. we have a preview. and ucla has a new head football coach. he's a familiar name to the bay area

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ucla fired their coach jim mora. all of a sudden what looked like a sure thing fell apart and the bruins named chip kelly as their new head coach today. kelly out of coaching this year when the niners let him go after a 2-14 season in 2016. he went 28-35 with philly and the niners for 2013 to 2016 in the nfl. but while coaching oregon he was 46-7 from 2009 to '12, reaching the bcs championship after the 2010 season. he won the pac-12 three times and he's a better fit at the college level. he'll be introduced probably on

monday. stanford host notre dame at the top of the hour here on nbc 7. cardinal don't know if they're in the pac-12 title game yet, which is next friday at levi's stadium. they'll win the pac-12 north if washington beats washington state in the apple cup, which is going on at the same time. coach david shaw says they won't hide the score of that game from fans or the players. >> we don't need to keep secrets from everybody. people are going to have their phones and check them. but i'm sure there will be an announcement or two during the course of the game. preferably not in the middle of play. but still the most important thing for us is what's happening on our field. and hopefully that game goes the way we want it to but that's not going to affect how we need to play against notre dame. he. san jose state hosting wyoming looking for their second win of the season. first quarter monroe picks off nick smith. giving the spartans great field position. and quarterback montel aaron will take advantage. he's going to take this one in himself. 7-0 sparty. 30 seconds left in the half.

spartans up six. wyoming driving but smith picked off by monroe again. right now sparty leads 13-10 in the third. those complete highlights coming up on after the game. stanford won three of four zpiev of the last eight against notre dame. more college football coming up. stick around. till then i'll throw it back to dion and eric. >> all right. sounds good, shu. thank you. several countries taking a stand today in support of women. >> thousands take to the streets in italy and france as the president makes a vow for women. how he hopes to change the current culture. straight ahead. >> we usually have secret santas but not to that volume. >> generous vest yur. we'll hear from a man who opened his heart and his wallet to make the holiday special for dozens of strangers. and cheers. storm troopers have a new place to get their groove on. ahead star wars fans now

details coming out about a massacre at a moss nic egypt. witnesses say attackers came up to the mosque in suvs and took up positions across from the main door. they then waited until the man was about to give his sermon. the imam, rather, was about to give his sermon before opening fire and togs grenades. abc's jennifer eccleston with how egypt is responding to one of the worst terror attacks in the country's history.

>> reporter: this morning retaliation from egypt's air force. air strikes on militants the government blames for the massacre at a mosque, the deadliest attack in egypt in modern history. on friday afternoon at least 300 people were killed. more than 100 injured, when dozens of islamic militants carrying isis flags ambushed a mosque 125 miles northeast of cairo. witnesses reporting explosions from inside the holy site as worshippers attempted to flee outside masked gunmen opening fire, shooting into the mosque and setting fire to cars, cutting off escape routes. even ambulances rushing to the scene facing gunfire. most of the aftermath too gruesome to show. rows of victims, including 27 children. no group has claimed responsibility, but islamic state is suspected. those worshiping may have followed a mystical form of islam called sufism, which isis

says is heresy. overnight a show of solidarity for egypt. the colors of the egypt flag illuminating landmarks and government buildings in israel, toronto, and birmingham, england. >> that was jennifer eccleston reporting. egypt is observing three days of mourning and christian churches across cairo are ringing their bells in memory of the victims. well, thousands of protesters took to the streets of rome today to condemn violence against women. ♪ carrying pink balloons and colorful signs, the protesters marched through the italian capital's historic center. the protests took place just hours after an italian parliament leader joined victims of abuse and mothers of murdered women to mark the international day for the elimination of violence against women. meantime, french president emmanuel macron announced an initiative to address violence and harassment against women in

france. that plan includes erasing the feeling of shame among victims. macron laid out a plan to encourage women to take action, strengthen laws against offenders, and educating citizens on the issue starting from nursery school. a 15-year-old boy suspected of killing his grandmoher in florida is under arrest tonight after trying to cross the border into canada. abc's brad melky with the evidence that's been discovered that could help with the investigation. >> reporter: 15-year-old logan mott is now in custody, suspected of killing his 53-year-old grandmother in florida. he was arrested trying to cross the border into canada near buffalo. logan had traveled more than 1,000 miles from neptune beach, florida in his grandmother's car. >> on friday evening police officers at the peace bridge encountered logan mott who'd made a wrong turn onto the bridge. during the primary inspection officers became aware that mr. mott was the subject of a warrant for grand theft auto out of florida. >> reporter: on wednesday logan and his grandmother were supposed to pick up his father, eric mott, from the airport.

but they never showed up. later the father discovered that two houses had been ransacked. his mother's and his own. >> the processing of the home on thursday revealed evidence of foul play and potential criminal violence inside and then late in the day a potential grave site outside. >> reporter: the body found in a shallow grave in the yard matches the grandmother's description but so far has not been positively identified. >> mott has been detained and is currently being held by the buffalo police department on the grand theft auto warrant. >> reporter: no word yet when logan will be returned to florida. brad melky, abc news, new york. the search is on tonight for a group of people who brought an abrupt end to a 40-year holiday tradition in northern california. family-run cedar ravine tree farm in placerville is now closed this season after thieves hit the business and ransacked the property. reporter steve large picks up that story. >> they clearly busted in the door. they broke off the steel bar. and huge padlock that was on here. >> reporter: a heartless holiday crime. >> they're monssters.

>> reporter: gary and eric chanauer are father and son. >> their time will come. >> reporter: who can't believe crooks would target their fourth generation family-run christmas tree farm. >> house was completely ransacked. everything torn apart. thrown apart. >> reporter: this would have been a milestone 40th year in business. >> in some way it's also like the scrooge who stole christmas because they literally rolled carpets off the floor and took them. >> reporter: pictures show the damage done by thieves who broke into the family cabin and shed and stole everything from tvs to chainsaws to their truck. >> we are family run. so we have to have all our family, extended family come up and stay here to work the farm. and if we can't cook and have heat, it just doesn't work. >> reporter: a jolt to what has been a joyful tradition. treflz tell the chanauers the thieves were likely looking for items they could sell to buy drugs. >> we just hope they catch them. >> reporter: as for a message from this family to the thieves, this is the season of giving,

not forgiveness. >> i can't repeat it on the air. because you'll have to bleep me out. >> now, the chanauers say this is also where the whole family spends christmas each year. that tradition may end now because of these christmas crooks. a record number of people applied for background checks for gun purchases on black friday. "usa today" reports more than 203,000 people nationwide applied, setting a new one-day record. the two previous records were also on black friday, last year and in 2015. some of the largest gunmakers offered cash rebates in an effort to boost sales which have slumped since president trump's election. >> i love this next story. the giving spirit is alive and well this holiday season with a secret santa who showed up at a toys "r" us store in the philadelphia suburb this morning to do some shopping with his son. he then paid for 62 layaway orders for strangers totaling nearly $11,000. the man, who is going by the

name charlie k., says it's his way of giving back. >> what made you want to do something like that? >> just, you know, trying to bring some happiness to people. that's really it. bring back to the community. that brought so much happiness to me and my family. >> well done. some of the shoppers came back to pick up the orders the man paid for and, as you can imagine, they were surprised and so grateful for his generosity. a little boy in the south bay knows the true meaning of the holiday season. young kai dropped off tase today for the sunnyvale department of public safety's ride for toys event. something kai's been looking forward to. >> because they don't have toys. >> kids who don't have toys. >> thank you very much. >> sunnyvale dps posted this video and photos on twitter. the fire department earlier today offered free rides in a fire truck to anyone who donate

aid new toy for a child in need. it's been said beauty is in the eye of the beholder, right? but everyone can agree that one city's holiday tree looks a little different. >> i think it's a tree with personality. >> this was no mistake. a city picks a christmas tree to celebrate imperfection. and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. it's mild and we're dry out there right now, but tomorrow showers will b working through the region. we'll have an hour by hour timeline next in the accuweather forecast.

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a free parking tradition is back in oakland. one area where the city is ofrlg offering free parking every saturday now through new year's day. all parking meters are free as well as several city-owned parking garages. time limits on meters do still apply. the free parking is an effort by the city tone courage holiday shopping. ah, but this holiday weekend the parking lots on each end of the golden gate bridges shut down to traffic. the closures affect the welcome lot and the vista point at 11:00 in the morning to 5:00 in the evening sunday. officials are taking measures to prevent traffic from backing up into the bridge so visitors who want to enjoy the view in those areas are encouraged to take public transit or use a cab or ride sharing service. well, hollywood is branching out. selecting to shoot more movies in new locations. the latest example is a sequel to "antman" starring paul rudd,

evangeline lilly and michael douglas. rob marciano has a look. >> reporter: call is it the hollywood of the southeast. the ever popular amc show "the walking dead." >> don't come any closer. >> reporter: netflix's "stranger things." and "captain america: civil war." all filmed in the state of georgia. 9 has a strong presence he when it koumz to production, more than 300 movies and tv shows opting to film in the peach state over the past year. not only for the varied landscapes but the state providing huge incentives, up to 30% in tax credits in some cases for productions with a budget of at least half a million. >> we filmed eight movies here soar fa, marvel has, in georgia. from antman to captain america

civil war, avengers 3 and 4 which is filming right now. >> as well as the highly anticipated sequel antman and the wasp. >> in the interim i did get to go off and fight with captain america. >> hank was not very happy. he didn't like that. >> my suit. >> so we start the movie a little bit at odds. and then something happens where we might all need to get the band back together. and try and accomplish this rscue mission with michelle pfeiffer. >> evangeline and i help you too. >> that's right. it's not just me. did it sound like that? >> no. >> i apologize if it did. $ . >> evangeline lilly suiting up this time around as the wasp. the first marvel studios film named after its heroine. >> i know when i was little i loved spider-man. it wasn't just wonder woman. i thought batman was super cool. and i think for little boys to have a myriad of options that

are also female is very powerful. >> but the question on everybody's mind, any more to that kiss shared by paul rudd and lilly's characters? >> you're wondering that too. are you my son-in-law? >> michael, and i tell you, i give you the same answer every day. you have to read the script. promise me you'll get to it this week. we're nearly half way through shooting. >> they're funny. abc's rob marciano reporting. "antman and the wasp" set for release next july. and since we're talking about movies, "star wars" fans now have a place where they can share their love of the force and have a cold one. for a limited time only, "star wars" themed pop-up bars are open in l.a., new york, and washington, d.c. the dark side bars have gala galaxy-inspired drinks and entertainment. it's an immersive experience that includes intergalactic burlesques where performers hail from different planets to alien

speed dating. i think i did that once. live. js and games of chance. the bars' appeal expands beyond "star wars" fans. >> you think now you're going to be converted to a "star wars" fan? >> i think i have to. >> this is supposed to be like the bar that would be in the basement of the death star. >> they had a bar in the basement of the death star? the pop-up bar is scheduled to be open till january 14th. disney produces "star wars" and is also the parent company of abc 7. >> i have a mental image of you hitting the nerd dating circuit. >> hey there now. >> i don't know what to say. hey, a boy in ohio who was given only a 25% chance of survival as a baby is about to take on the performance of a lifetime. he's now in the seventh grade and has p become a piano phenom who in just hours will perform on one of the biggest stages in the world. abc news reporter adrienne bankert introduces us. >> reporter: the age-old question, how do you get to

carnegie hall? 12-year-old daniel coliner's answer -- practice, practice, practice. >> i probably practice a few hours a day. >> reporter: tomorrow daniel will take the stage at carnegie hall in the american protege international piano competition. ♪ not just a prodigy, daniel is also a survivor. diagnosed at six months old with stage 4 neuroblastoma, a rare deadly cancer. doctors warning of possible cog in theive delays after chemotherapy. but music lessons helped him along and uncovered his stunning talent. ♪ >> my parents, they thought that it should exercise my mind. they thought piano and music in general would be a good thing. i never thought of even getting to watch a concert at carnegie hall. like i'm so thankful.

it makes me want to work harder towards other goals. >> that was adrienne bankert reporting. daniel has been in remission now for nearly 12 years. he began playing piano in the first grade and took up the organ about a year later before his legs could even reach the pedals. you've heard of the ugly christmas sweater. maybe you've lived it. take a look. montreal, canada took it a step further with an ugly christmas tree. >> aw. >> the city is celebrating the tree's imperfections highlighting the drooping treetop. people say it shows how perfectly imperfect nature can be, and they all see different things in the tree. >> the sorting hat from harry potter. >> the hat of an elf. >> i think it's a tree with personality. >> last year montreal picked out a tree that was supposed to rival the one in rockefeller center in new york city but it made headlines for being scrawny and lopsided. is that nice? now it appears the ugly christmas tree is the city's new

trend. zbln u >> not ugly. just different. >> yeah. that's what she said. different. a moose is still on the loose in a suburb of toronto, canada after leading authorities on a lengthy chase at an airport and surrounding neighborhoods. after darting across the runway at an airport it ran across a busy street with two drivers nearly slamming into the animal. then it went through a parking lot and a few businesses and it was off to take a tour of nearby homes. a surveillance camera captured the creature as it roamed around one house even in the back yard. but the moose wasn't done taking off and running through the streets some more. >> it's very strange. we've had deer around here and foxes and -- but not a moose. >> awesome to know wildlife is right in your back yard. >> after about eight hours of giving chase officials say the moose got way into a wooded area and probably took a much-deserved nap. >> good for the moose and good for those cars there was no collision because a moose will

total a car. >> no kidding. it's like a deer times ten. >> wild stuff. >> that's right. >> i mean, the weekend, though, starting off great. >> love it. >> we have warm temperatures. then tomorrow we're going to have issues with rain moving through. it's another heavily traveled day tomorrow with folks to and from across the region. that rain could slow you down. live doppler 7 right now, bank of cloud cover overhead, but we are dry and we are mild. 60s and 70s right now. 72 in fremont. 68 in santa rosa. 60 in antioch. we hang on to the cloud cover. temperatures well on the mild side. they're not going to drop too far from where we are right now. a lot of mid to upper 50s. and the rain will arrive in the early morning hours and start in the north bay and sink to the south. this is a 2. a moderate storm moving through our region in the next 24 hours. we'll have a narrow band of showers first that will have some heavier downpours embedded with it tomorrow morning. about a quarter to 3/4 inches of

rain. winds will be gusting near 25 miles per hour at times. we're still dry, we have a lot of cloud cover overhead and we're mild. tomorrow morning the rain starts to get its act together. pops of yellow sxornlg not your screen has the heavier downpours for 6:00 in the morning on sunday starting in the north bay. by 9:00 we do expect that thin narrow line of heavier downpours working through the heart of the region and then moving into the south bay close to that lunchtime hour. and even for the 49ers game tomorrow we do expect scattered showers to still be in the forecast. not a bad idea to bring the poncho to levi's stadium. by 20:30 the line of showers is out of here but behind it we turn to more scattered showers and there is the chance even sunday afternoon we could have an isolated thundershower pop up. i just want to quickly show you on the seven-day forecast wheat we're dealing with. monday it's rain before sunrise. i want toechl size rain pops up early in the morning on monday. i know a lot of people may be traveling to the sierra. we do have a winter weather

advisory in effect 4:00 sunday afternoon until 10:00 monday morning. four to eight inches possible above 7,000 feet. if you are headed into the sierra you could have some issues in the mountains. so take note of that. want to show you what's going to happen across the state of california tomorrow. you notice the northern half of the state you're going to be dealing with those showers on and off, say, north of fresno into redding and eureka. but the southern half of the state you're likely good to go with l.a. lots of sunshine and 74 degrees. air travel, our bay area airports tomorrow, especially sfo you know rain can really do a doozy on us. be prepared if you're flying out of sfo, 63 to 67 degrees under showery skies. seattle you have rain but major hubs like new york, chicago, and l.a., you're good to go. we're dry with sunshine on the docket. accuweather seven-day once again, tomorrow we have the rain to showers in the forecast. monday i really want to emphasize that too is before sunrise. so much of your monday when the

sun gets up we're dry, and then that dry pattern really is going to last for much of the next seven days but the rads are going to be wet, it's going to take some sometime to get back to where you're going. >> we're getting paid back for -- >> i know. it was a great holiday. >> so it won't affect most of your day. >> no. i should be able to get nine in. trying to end on a winning note with. didn't start against west virginia for disciplinary reasons. could the mountaineers take advantage? we'll find out next in sports.

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head coach brett brennan would love to close out the season with a win at home against wyoming. first quarter dakari monroe is going to pick off nick smith. giving the spartans great field position. quarterback montel aaron will take advantage. says you know, what i'm just going to take this one in myself. no. 30 seconds left in the half. sparty up six. wyoming driving. smith picked up by monroe again. there's the touchdown i was talking about. all right. right now it's 13-10 sparty. in the fourth. of course another interception there. spartans hoping to pull that victory out. all right. baker mayfield, oklahoma teammate brought out his jersey for the coin toss. suspended for the first series against west virginia after unsportsmanlike conduct last week. didn't matter. first play from scrimmage, tyler murray 66 yards to the 4. sooners score on the next play for the 7-0 lead. mayfield came right back in,

threw two touchdowns in the half. sooners up 45-10 at the break, and they're going to go on to win this one 450i59-31. they will take on tcu in the big 12 title game next week. fifth-ranked and undefeated wisconsin on the outside of the playoffs looking in, taking on minnesota. alex hornibrook the lefty threw for 131 yards, five td passes. here to kyle penniston. third quarter hornibrook a dart. five yards to danny davis iii. 24-0 wisconsin. then heisman candidate jonathan tealar, 20 carries, 149 yards. 53 of those coming on this play. and he is gone. wisconsin rolls over minnesota 31 307 they're now 12-0. they'll play ohio state next week in the big ten title game. number 7 georgia on the road against rival georgia tech. bulldog quarterback jake fromm threw for 224 yards, two

touchdowns. second quarter goes 21 yards down the mid toll wims. 14-0 dogs. six bulldogs combine for 247 yards. rushing three touchdowns. third quarter sony michel four yards for the score, 24-7. then in the fourth georgia throwing 22. third and three from airs it out to akil crumpton. he's fast. 78 yards. georgia finishes the regular season 11-1 with a 38-7 victory. they get auburn in the s.e.c. title game next week. and of course auburn upset alabama. stanford and notre dame on deck right here on abc 7. stay tuned following the contest for after the game which larry beil and yours truly will break it down. sharks and warriors always a fun time. only two left this season. make sure you tune in. >> i don't want to sound like a bitter old sports fan. but remember when football players spiked the ball after a touchdown? now you need a diagram. >> to understand what's going on. >> it's like a dance card. >> that's true. >> what did you do? >> i spiked the ball. >>

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