>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: since election day, the mayor of oakland is still too close to call. one candidate is taking the lead for the first time. it is saturday, november 19. i am liz kreutz with lisa argen. let's start with a look at the weather. it will be a nice weekend ahead. lisa: we have had subtle changes from cold mornings to win the afternoons. today, winds are still making an impact. of highressure greatisibil from uer 40's to the midjo. coast

san francisco, nice and sunny but actually start in sonoma county. upper 40's but breezy by the delta. 51 and a conquered come all due to those winds on the upper elevations keeping things mixed. we get into calm winds later today and that will bring a colder morning into sunday. hi today coming to the 60's by noon -- highs today coming into the 60's minute. we will talk about how that impacts the rest of the weekend and a look at thanksgiving and beyond in a few minutes. liz: we begin with the election, it is 11 days since the election day and the mayor race for oakland is still too close to call. zhang tao has been closing the gap and has taken the lead for the first time. it is just by the slimmest of margins, just under 700 ranked chose -- right choice votes.

it is the ranked choice system that will determine the new mayor. 'tao's team sent as a statement saying "we have been humbled to see the results a shift in our favor with the latest results, we have taken the lead with few to count -- few votes left to count. we are confident in the lead will hold." in the race of district attorney, pamela price is declaring a win over terry wiley. terry wiley conceded last night and congratulated pamela price in a statement. this race is making history with price is the first black alameda county d.a.. she released a statement saying "the key numbers are part of our victory. we knew this would be an! in history for alameda county." new developments in the developing of santa clara county sheriff.

bob johnson's lead is nearly 6900 votes over kevin jensen. this reflects 95 percent of returned ballots. in a statement obtained by mercury news, johnson says "i'm humbled and grateful for voters and their support. i am proud of the campaign as we stay focused on the most pressing issue -- most precious -- most pressing issues. i am ready to step up and lead the department." jensen has not hit conceded the race. he says no matter the outcome, i will be fighting for the agency and community against a lack of transparency and mismanagement like i have been the past 12 years. ." elizabeth holmes has been sentenced to more than 11 years in prison for defrauding investors in her company. it was despite more than 130 personal letters in support of homes. -- in support of elizabeth

holmes. >> how are you feeling today? reporter: once the face of promise and potential, lives with homes was sentenced to 11 years and three months in prison. not the maximum, but far from the minimum. holmes was convicted on four counts of defrauding investors while running her field but has to start up, theranos. >> the only good thing that happened for miss elizabeth holmes is she left the courtroom not on handcuffs. reporter: witnesses reported seeing her running from court hand-in-hand with her partner. these negative director of the center for applied ethics at santa clara and university says it sends a clear message. you can craft the best pitch for your product, but it better be true. >> she is going to suffer the consequences of many bad decisions. reporter: her sentence includes

three years of supervision following her release from prison. restitution is not been decided but prosecutors wanted elizabeth holmes to pay $804 million to cover most of the nearly $1 billion raised from investors. >> investors would like to believe this is a one-off. yet, there is a pattern. reporter: referencing another young tech billionaire icon now under investigation. pregnant others with homes took a stand after hearing testimony. courtroom sketches depict the moment she described taking full responsibility for the company's failures. >> i think the court took into consideration her pregnancy not so much in sentencing but the fact he allowed to -- allowed her to stay out and have the child and bond with the child. reporter: homes must surrender custody on -- 2023. >> for conviction was about the

investors but they're also the employees, many of whom were not in a position to know theranos was a fraud. where is the justice for them in this? liz: elon musk emailed employees he will be back at his san francisco headquarters as he reportedly summoned some remaining workers back into the office. he only asked for coders and fleas who write software to show up. this comes as may be hundred employees have resigned. >> he has cut the staff in half and it seems a lot more have walked out the door. he has to make sure things are running exactly the way he needs them to. liz: a group of democrats including dianne feinstein wrote a letter demanding the ftc investigate twitter's security and take action for any breach of business practices that are unfair or deceptive. one of the victims of in the

oakland school shooting has died. it has been 12 weeks since the shooting. david was a carpenter for oakland unified school district. he had been hospitalized. he died thursday. students and staff are member david as a valuable employee. he installed the school's ps system which played a major role in safety the day of the shooting. >> he was a very friendly, kind, respectful, gentle human being who just lent a hand. liz: david told a coworker he was looking forward to retiring one day. the shooting is still under investigation. a coroner's office in contra costa county has released entities of people involved in a runway crash in pittsburgh. this is the scene of that crash thursday morning. the victims were 27-year-old tro tucker, collider johnson, and --

all five died upon impact. it is unclear why tucker was driving in the wrong direction. happening today, san francisco is taking part in a global rally for the liberation of iraq. protesters have taken to the street every day since the death of a mahsa amini. more than 10,000 protesters have been jailed without access to legal representation. today's march starts at 1:00 this afternoon and goes towards the civic center. the event will also be held in new york, paris, rome, berlin, and tokyo. saturday and a nice clear start. lisa: that is right. temperatures here are warmer. mid 40's to low 50's right now and what a gorgeous view. visibility is fantastic. we have winds helping some of us

stay milder to start your saturday. not everyone. stay tuned, i will have a look at a dry but changing accuweather forecast. liz: summit in san francisco, the conference this city is set to host next year. central subway opening, the celebrations today years in the making. i'm jimmy dean and uh, isn't that sunrise somthin'? i honestly feel that way about jimmy dean sausage. get yourself a large chunk of that good morning feeling. boy, that smells good. mmm.

liz: san francisco is set to host world leaders for asia's corporation summit. vice-president kamala harris made the announcement yesterday. she said there is no better place to host than in california. more than 20 countries take part in the event. kaiser and the california nurses association avoided a strike planned for monday. the deal includes a wage increase of 22.5% over four

years and an additional 2000 nurses. kaiser says "this demonstrates our commitment to continue to provide excellent market-based compensation and a work environment that supports well-being, safety, and professional opportunities for our nurses." the nurses association says, "we will create a new regional diversity, equity, and inclusion committee to address inequities in the health care system." they will ratify the contract in a few weeks. a foot chase is bringing to light the problem of automobile burglaries. dion lim shows you there residual that can help you keep track of crimes across the bay area. reporter: as tricia's hit played on the radio, a tow truck driver captured this stunning foot chase on southbound 101 where sf police officers arrested two men and a juvenile and a string of auto burglaries.

sfpd received six calls in a three hour period november 11 a living them to the same getaway vehicle. year to date through september, auto burglaries are up 12% in san francisco. for other crimes, the abc7news crime and safety tracker shows other burglaries are down in the past 12 months compared to the average for the past 12 years. the tool also allows users to track other crimes such as assaults, homicide, theft, and broken down by neighborhood. users can look up the murder rate in oakland and see it is up by 21 incidents in the past 12 months. in san jose, that number is down. trigger goes one step beyond in contextualizing what that means for you. a 3.1 homicide rate per 100,000 people is a lower risk than that of dying in a vehicle crash.

the neighborhood safety tracker is updated regularly so you can see how incidents like this play into the greater scheme of crime. in san francisco, young lent -- youngman -- liz: new developments of the store we have been tracking, a lot of high-profile skills -- profile schools pulling out of a ranking. stanford announced its law school would not participate in the rankings. the dean agreed with many of the equity concerns brought up by the other schools. two other prominent law schools have pulled out, georgetown university and washington, d.c. will not be taking part. columbia has joined the list of ivy league schools boycotting the ranking. a martial arts school is asking for help to build a new georgia. -- a new dojo. for one of the few black martial arts -- black owned martial arts

studios, is about more than money. reporter: on most nights, you can find candidates hard at work teaching martial arts. >> i forget about other things i would normally worry about consistently or be on my mind. i live that at the door. reporter: for years, pitts was one of the few martial arts masters -- black martial arts masters and area has taught every age group. >> we learn how to defend ourselves when we are in danger. reporter: the past few years have been more difficult than most. the one to coat -- the one have a two punch of -- now he is teaching students in the driveway of his home while he builds a new martial arts studio. >> the concrete two years ago was $8,000. now it is $26,000. that blew a hole in my budget.

reporter: the cost is expected to be over $80,000. he is ready to pay for it for -- pay for it on his own. he says it is worth the money. >> you cannot put a price on what i see and what students are achieving. while the project ges off the ground, a gofundme has been set up to raise funds. help are no help, he says he is committed to doing the thing he loves and helped pass along his knowledge generation to generation. >> my thing is to inspire before i expire. i feel like i can keep doing this for a long time. reporter: in berkeley -- >> give him a hand, good job. reporter: tim johns, abc7 news. liz: part finished out of the year with a balanced budget. they say it is thanks to federal relief funding and tax revenue. part made less than anticipated

from daily fears but was balanced out by the sales taxes. due to the unfilled staffing positions, the agency said it spent $61 million less than expected. in san francisco, the long-awaited central subway is finally open for services. it has been four years since the project was supposed to be finished in a decade since construction started. the subway cost nearly $2 million -- $2 billion and you can catch a ride this weekend. the first ride happened at 8:00. in the south bay, is opening day for the omaha skate roller rink. it is replacing the ice rink on the street. yobe ae to get a -- a sweet treat from the snowmen hot chocolate cabin next to the rank. the rink's opening ceremony will be tuesday and it is open until january 8. 'tis the season, it feels like

the holidays are here. lisa: i just looked at the tahoe valley airport temperature. it is really cold. seven degrees. liz: wow. lisa: it is 40 at blue canyon so we are talking dry air in the mountains and cold temperatures. no precipitation as you can see from life probably seven. a ridge of high pressure all the way into british columbia keeping everyone dry. a few patchy clouds around the bay area but is the -- it is the wind bringing while the temperatures. we are anywhere from below freezing to above 40 degrees. it is 49 and oakland. palo alto and san jose warming up to 45. 55 in half moon bay. at the shark tank, you can see clear skies. santa rosa, 34 right now. to the north, they had a freeze advisory.

certainly chilly conditions around with temperatures in the 40's from napa to novato. those winds allow for temperatures to be anywhere from five to eight degrees warmer. the winds are in upper elevations. it is calm, and thus colder readings. we will get into that more sunday morning and beyond that the frost comes back. right now, we are still watching the aggressive offshore winds and upper elevations. mount him down to 20% relative humidity. exploratorium camera, not as cold for most of you. chilly mornings return with mild afternoons. not as warm as it has been until we get to the day around thanksgiving. we will warm up again and high pressure continues to build throughout the day. if you are headed over to berkeley, the big-game, we have got a gorgeous 63 degrees at 2:30.

by the early evening, you know how cold it gets, the sunsetting before 5:00. temperatures dropping quickly into the 50's. she is a look at the wind profile as we get through the afternoon. it continues to relax and we get a gentle breeze out there for saturday and sunday. once again, it will be like twins and that is when we stash it will be -- it will be like twins. sunday, temperatures near average. we will be a few degrees above average in san jose looking at 68. 66 for oakland, fremont, and concord today. not as warm in sonoma, you were 70's yesterday. 69 today. 75 in san mateo after a chilly start. we have another cold morning for your sunday. another mild afternoon. from and tuesday, couple of systems bringing high clouds, high-pressure, the dominant

weather future bringing temperatures above average and that flying tricky trying to get away for thanksgiving. we will get into some cooler weather friday. a stretch of dry weather for us. we are still looking at the computer models, wanting to bring in some rain after the holiday. liz: even though we always want rain, it is nice when everyone is trying to travel and hit the roads, it is chaos. dry weather will make that easier. speaking of thanksgiving, tricky shortage. wh the nationwide problem

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is different than credit card debt. it is not like you buy things and don't pay it off. if you are sick or in a car accident and wind up in the hospital, you have no idea what it could cost you. >> consumer checkbooks's knows all the medical debt. he has defended consumers for decades. public patent learned about the issue the hard way. >> i am still paying for a surgery i had in january. reporter: the single-parent worries about medical data showing up on her credit report. >> don't be late. you are a day late and there is a phone call. i had that happened last month. i had an automatic debit come out on an hsa card. i was one dollar short and it went through and denied. i got a phone call the next day. reporter: there is good news for bobby and others stuck and her situation.

the three major credit reporting agencies are making big changes. right now, medical debts won't be recorded for a year. soon, those medical debts under $500 would be recorded at all and paid bills won't hang around to hunt your credit score. melinda is with credit.org. >> effective july 1 this year, new changes went into effect that bills that are paid will no longer be included on consumer reports. reporter: great news, but there is a catch. >> this is voluntary. the credit bureaus have agreed to do this on their own. if you had a situation where medical debt was recorded on your file and they are going to remove it, you need to make sure they have done it. reporter: if you need help, there is help available. liz: that is where working with a nonprofit consumer credit counselor can help. we are the first line of defense.

we offer free counseling, is unbiased, objective, and neutral. liz: if you have not bought intricate yet, you might want to get one now. the department of agriculture's warning about a shortage. prices are 28 cents higher than last year and fewer turkeys are available in stores. it is because of the bird flu which has only gotten worse. the cdc reports nearly 51 million turkeys have died. climate change may be to blame with bird migration patterns changing with rising temperatures. still to come, sign celebration. event in the south bay featuring this historic neon sign. chicago tourism, tourist firing back after travel guide said no

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: good morning, everyone.

lisa, it has been so cold. you told me your dog's outside bed had frost in it? lisa: yes, and he did not get in it. liz: good. lisa: it does warm up nicely in the afternoon but this morning is cold. as we look at this view of the golden gate ridge, low 50's downtown. 55 at half moon bay. shark tank in the upper 60's later on. 34 in santa rosa with upper 40's in novato and low 50's in concord. this is due to our winds still in place above our heads about 1000 feet mixing in the atmosphere, bringing the offshore flow. they will tease and we will have a nice day -- they will ease and we will have a nice day. temperatures approaching 60 and a napa. if you missed 60's by 3:00. high clouds in the north bay it gets cold quickly after the 4:00

hour. we are going to talk about even warmer weather for thanksgiving and the details on a called strike to sunday. liz: developing news and oakland, chp is investigating a highway shooting on i-80 near the berkeley curve. one person died in the shooting. it happened around 2:40 this morning. two cars involved drove to two different parts of richmond before reporting to police. all lands on westbound i-80 have reopened. attorney general merrick garland has named a special to overlook the justice department's investigation into classified records at president trump's mar-a-lago state. trump has vowed he will not participate. maryalice parks has the details. >> i am announcing my candidacy. reporter: days after trump declared his third run for the white house, attorney general

merrick garland announcing his decision to appoint a special counsel to oversee two different criminal investigations with trump at the center. >> appointing special counsel at this time is the right thing to do. reporter: merrick garland saying it was to keep these investigations independent and remove any appearance of politics. >> faced on recent develops -- developments, including the former president's announcement that he is a candidate for president and visited president -- and visiting president claiming to be a candidate as well, i concluded it is in public interest to appoint a special counsel. reporter: jack smith used to lead the department's integrity section and served as chief prosecutor investigating war crimes in the hague. he says he will move forward expeditiously toward whatever outcome defects dictate. he will oversee the

investigation into trump's role into any illegal efforts to overturn the 2020 election results and whether that led to the attack at the capital, as well as the investigation into classified documents found at wru committed any crimes or ignored subpoenas to return the. overnight, president trump claiming investigations into his behavior were political. >> they are criminals. i have done nothing wrong this will not be a fair investigation. reporter: -- liz: health care leaders are sending the alarm is the number of rsv infections among young children continues to rise. the american academy of pediatrics are asking the federal government for a formal emergency declaration. both organizations are seeing a surge of pediatric respiratory issues. >> we are saying this hi surge

of rsv and other illnesses. the issue is we don't know how high that number will climb. is this the beginning or are we about to peak? liz: a spokesperson for the department of health and human services says they are responding to communities most in need. -- funds were paused until local governments agreed to bolster plans to reduce the number of unhealthy people. some of the agreements include methods to help people get into housing and ways to build housing for low-income households. the new administration is watching investigations against cities that resist. the department of justice is opening an antitrust investigation into live nation after the debacle of taylor swift's tour.

plantation is the bread company of ticketmaster. ticket sales left many fans are heartbroken after the app failed to work. this happened during the verified fan sale. ticketmaster canceled the brush she said she would like to -- she said she would like to figure out how this can be improved. you are invited to a celebration for a historic neon sign in san jose. the dancing pig sign was removed from its original location on montgomery street head of google's construction developments. it has been relocated to a temporary spot in history park. the action council has worked to keep this sign up regional as an example of neon design. today's event starts at 3:00 and there will be ours demonstrations, a scavenger hunt, and free hotdogs. we have all been there, sitting in traffic across the bay area.

research finds most of it is our fault. the world's largest open track excrement's testing technology to help drivers overcome shortcomings. zach fuentes spoke with pop research -- spoke with researchers who hope this will help the bay area. reporter: it is one of the most aggravating things, stuck in congestion only to clear and see there is no accident or cause. experts call it a phantom traffic jam at it is caused by human behavior. these students from uc berkeley are powering automated software to alleviate traffic jams and reduce energy consumption. >> we have been testing them in simulation. the data we collect in the real world can give us more insights. reporter: this week, these researchers and students are in nashville hoping to test it in the real world with 100 cars. >> finally we will see it run on

a real car and see the speeds that are attained. remarkable. reporter: the research is led by the circles consortium and big automakers have been on board as cars equipped with artificial intelligence hit the road. >> the vehicle will receive information about traffic and will make a decision on how the vehicle should speed up or slow down. reporter: before this test, 20 cars were tested on enclosed track with only one car with any automated system. that one car alleviated the stop and go pattern the causes congestion and change the driving behavior of the other 20 cars. their goal is to see if that improvement can hold. interact on friday and while we are still many years for multi-this out, researchers say so far so good. >> they have high hopes for me to reduce the traffic in the bay area and i want to help them achieve that. liz: 54 million people are

planning to travel more than 50 miles for the thanksgiving holiday. that is up 1.5% from last year. aaa says the most congested corridor will be interstate 80 around san pablo road between 4:00 at 5:00 p.m. the crowds at the airport will be intense with a travel expected to be up about 8%. lake tahoe tourism experts firing back after the destination was put on the voters' no list. this adjusted traffic elsewhere due to crowding and environmental damage. the that eoom peleayexperts say the list camea bad time as the winter ski season wraps up. there are efforts to combat tahoe's tourism issues, a stewardship plan is being set up for this next year.

still ahead, american music awards, wayne brady is set to host the show. how he is getting ready for the new gig. here is a live look this morning, look how clear it is. a very nice day shaping up for us in the bay.

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liz: you can help a nonprofit by donating a turkey for thanksgiving. saint anthony's foundation is hosting its drop-off event from 10:00 to 4:00 on golden gate avenue. volunteers will be at the tenderloin site to pack essential items. those will be given out tuesday for the block party. if you cannot donate in person, a virtual drive is happening until thursday. also happening today, second harvest and is san jose is launching its largest fundraising campaign as inflation rises. is fookeeo tma as ering stsandn

cled second harvest provides food to 450,000 people a month and their goal is to raise $35 million. you can help make that happen at shfb.org. it is a pretty nice day. lisa: a mild day to start in san francisco at 51 degrees. a high of 64 degrees. the average is 63. you can see the breeze keeping the atmosphere mixed. it is a little hazy, but it will be sunny and pleasant. we will talk details, the weekend, the holiday and beyond, next. liz: the warriors back home with a game. with so many talks about clay back -- klay thomp

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with the first matches tomorrow in cutter -- and a guitar -- in qatar. o'flannery's irish pub is the place to go in san francisco. some games start at 5:00 a.m. the time difference is making early start times. in sports, today is the 125th addition of the big game. stanford takes on account at memorial stadium. kickoff is at 2:30 this afternoon. in the nba, the warriors returned home after another road loss. here is larry beil with the highlights. >> eight road losses and the assessment from steve kerr got the warriors's attention. thank you my focus last night. happy birthday to assistant coach adams. so much focus lately on klay

thompson, struggling to shoot the ball. he was on fire, 11 points in the first quarter and staff with five assists. andrew wiggins, rocksolid. that got whittled down to eight point lead late. steph curry is playing another sport. behind the back, flip it in? coming off a 50 point game.blow. splash.wantshompso s, d 10 assists for steph and klay thompson looking more credible that he has. he sees the opening here, attack mode. with authority, 20 for clay. the warriors respond, 111-101. the coaches much happier. >> much better energy and spirit. the group was connected, they stuck together when the next made their run. a really good effort.

now we just have to do that consistently. i have no doubt we will. larry: young stanford friends having fun at maples. hosting cal poly, stanford scored the first 19 points. it was 47-19 at the half. michael jones, i am open. he had 15. 80-43 sanford. counter lost to southern. santa rocco with a 17-2 run on the first have. the broncos by 15 at the half. bacsinszky had a game-high 21. scoop here, santa clara victorious. ucf -- they will play ucf sunday. the women's tournament, taking on notre dame in the snow. penalty kick late in the first. the irish outshot santa clara

20-0 in the first half. early and it is a good half, the broncos fall to the irish. 40 years after the play, cal unveiled a statue of kevin mullin. he scored a winning touchdown when he ran over a trombone player. cal and stanford will play the 125th addition -- addition of the game today. everybody have a great weekend, i am larry beil. liz: don't forget the 49ers take on the arizona cardinals and in mexico city this monday. you can watch football here on abc7 at 5:00 p.m.. if you are heading to the east coast for this holiday, you might be seeing a lot of this. a interest snow storm brought more than four feet in new york. this is in derby where you see the snow completely covering cars. the storm is being blamed for two deaths. those people died due to cardiac

events due to exertion in shoveling or snowplowing. lisa, you grow up in buffalo so this is something you are using to. lisa: i miss it dearly. just kidding. we had a lot of snow. where these key areas are, there is a lot more, both the city getting a lot. they are still dealing with it. crippling snow there and we would do anything for precipitation our way. a ridge of high pressure keeping the west coast high and dry. the rich will build into the holiday. there are signs of rain coming back into our future before the end of the month. we can look at our exploratorium camera, 51 and is san francisco. 57 in half moon bay. we have had wind gusts over 40 miles per hour. oakland is 49. you can see the camera shaking over 20 mile-per-hour winds out of the north ringing relative

humidity down to 23%. low 40's in santa rosa. good recovery from 30 this morning. 49 by the delta. 51 in concord. it is much more mild from around the heart of the bay to our inland east bay. to the north, santa rosa, looking at some call the numbers. even santa clara has been sheltered with chili readings. northeast winds, 20 to 25 miles per hour. still with us. they will ease after about 10:00 but they are working to bring some wild temperatures this morning, the shift from the valleys to the coast. you can see how fast those winds are moving above half moon bay. here is a 44 degrees centigrade, low 60's today, a pretty afternoon. the next couple of days, it gets colder sunday morning and then we will be mild again. not as one the next several days. the mornings will be colder and

that is why it will take a bit to recover. a few systems filtering through, bringing some high clouds. we are dry and mild as the rich -- ridge rebuilds. low 60's at 2:30, upper 50's, five minute before 5:00. then you know the temperatures really fall quickly. south bay, still very nice. some high clouds in cupertino, 68 in san jose. 66 in redwood city. pacifica, 63. 64 downtown. the north bay, high clouds in the afternoon. vallejo, about 65. as you head toward san leandro, very pleasant with 66. about that and a concord as well. 65 in livermore. here's a look at the dry week ahead. the ridge builds, that means we

are dry all the way through thanksgiving. stopping seven days away. the accuweather 70 forecast, we can help with the next seven days, dry, high clouds, a cooler couple of days as we start the week and then a warmer middle of the week into thanksgiving. windows will be open with all of the ovens on, cooking. i remember many thanksgiving's like that. it is going to be nice. we willy thanksgiving and then ran after that. tomorrow is the american music awards. wayne brady is set to host in l.a.. george from our sister station in los angeles talked to brady ahead of the show. >> my folks are from the islands and we always have six jobs. reporter: the carpet has been rolled out and the stage is being set at the microsoft theater for the american music awards. wayne brady will take the stage to host, perform, and at his own comedic touches to the evening.

it will also be bring your daughter to work day. does this mean you get to meet the biggest music stars in the world? >> it does. it means i get to be in the same room with so many people i love. reporter: with so many stars in the room, who ranks number one? >> 1, 2, 3 -- >> drake. >> beyonce. >> is beyonce going to be there? she is nominated but -- it is beyonce i might not be able to go. >> iis bon. nobee to go. i will drag you across the floor and he will have to shake her hand. >> i am shaking thinking about it. reporter: wayne loves that he made the final four on "dancing with the stars." his dancing partner says she is grateful he catches on quickly, especially with limited time and a number that requires you the

crowd -- you wow what the crowd. >> we are going to show everyone how great of a performer he is. reporter: demanded is have a blast. if you have a blast, the audience has a blast with you. could epic be attached to your freestyle? >> 100%. it is going to be epic. i am going to make that happen. liz: you can watch the american music awards tomorrow night at 8:00 here on abc7. 8:00 here on abc7. great diggins a christmas ho. ho. ho. it's santa. we got a problem. ♪ ♪ wooooooo! ♪

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great diggins -- dickens fair opens. they have added an ice skating rink. military members can get free admission for the first three weekends. t forecast it is startingonli'k to have the christmas field. lisa: unity code in the morning -- you need to coat in the morning. and then the sun. but the cold morning's return tomorrow morning and they stay with us because the wind will be lighter. he will miss today is the day before and thanksgiving day. liz: thank you for joining us, i'm liz kreutz along with lisa argen. coming up a full-day of college football.

michigan wolverines take on illinois. maryland hosts ohio state at 1:00. at 4:30, oh, state hosts oklahoma. stay tuned around 8:00 tonight and abc7news news at 11:00. we hope to see you back here tomorrow morning. have a great day. ♪

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