>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: a gas station convenience store clerk shot in the head in antioch. police say he was likely the victim of a botched robbery. it is sunday, november 27. thanks for joining us. we will get to the top story in a moment, let us start with a look at the weather. it has been chilly. lisa: we are beginning the pattern change, the well advertised pattern change as we round out november. today could be a busy day for returning home for the holiday, we have quiet weather. we will have clouds and patchy fog stick around, here is a 47 degree picture of santa cruz. temperature in the low to mid 60's today. as we look at our exploratorium

camera, there are a few plows. temperatures out of the 30's, typically chilly. 24 hour temperature change two to six degrees colder this morning. there is the fog, and what a view from sutro. it is sunny with high clouds increasing throughout the day, low to mid-60's. warmest day of the week is today. a cold front moves through tomorrow, bringing gusty wind. much colder afternoons in mornings before we track rain. liz: antioch police are looking for two suspects linked to an attempted robbery that turned deadly saturday morning. it happened at the chevron gas station just south of highway 4. residents say they could hear the gunshots and some are angry more is not being done to fight violent crime. we spoke to those who knew the victim. >> this was crazy. reporter: this woman who did not want to be identified said she

heard the gunshots that allegedly killed the employee who worked at the chevron station in antioch. >> i've only been living here since april of this year. but it makes me wonder, did i make a wrong move to even moved antioch? reporter: she says she recently moved from oakland, hoping to find a safer place to raise her kids. >> it is scary. i come to this gas station every day. to find out someone i knew passed away is scary. you have small kids, young children. reporter: the police received a 911 call just after 2:00 a.m. saturday. they arrived, they found us 36-year-old man on the ground who was shot in the head. police believed it was a botched robbery. >> there was surveillance video which captured two male suspects in dark clothing.

they have not yet been apprehended. >> i see him a couple times, talk to him for gas. it is near my house. reporter: he says this is a rough part of town, especially late at night. the area needs more police presence. >> people come in in the night and buy drugs and everything there. reporter: so you think there should be more police presence? >> yes. >> i get scared coming in this part of the neighborhood, so i am not surprised. i am shocked somebody was killed, but not too surprised. reporter: she grew up in antioch yet thinks crime is on the rise. she thinks more police patrol of the area late at night would help residents feel safer. >> i get scared, i get angry that this is happening. nothing is being done. it keeps getting worse. liz: only on seven, nearly

$180,000 of merchandise was stolen from a camera shop in an armed robbery near san francisco's union square. surveillance shows for individuals get out of us today on -- a sedan. it shows a least one suspect with a firearm into the store. one person is holding a tool and you can see the smashed display cases. timestamps showed the suspects returned to the sit-down less than eight -- sedan less than a minute later. the public was assured of additional safety measures for the area. multiple sources say $20,000 in damages were caused by the robbery. anyone with additional information is asked to come forward. a driver is recovering after getting attacked and carjacked friday night. video captured the bus on a wild ride, barreling through the mission district. san francisco police say the suspect boarded at mission street in attacked the driver.

he then got behind the wheel and took off, hitting at least 10 vehicles before coming to a stop at 19th. police arrested the suspect who is said to have minor injuries. the bus was empty the entire time. small business saturday is a day when local business owners remind you to do holiday shopping away from big retailers to support the local economy. how one city in the north bay even made it snow to attract shoppers. reporter: a winter wonderland brought to life on san rafael's 4th street. with a little help from this snowmaking machine. two blocks of downtown were closed to cars on small business saturday, a chance to hang some tinsel and invite shoppers to explore and spend some cash. >> the opportunity to support people who are creating art,

locally helping to feed the economy, i think it is a great idea. reporter: it reflex the struggle many businesses have faced over the past couple years. -- flex -- reflects the struggle many businesses have faced over the past couple years. they said this year, more than ever, they needed to go big to give a boost to small businesses often bypassed by shoppers. >> my wife and i and most of the people here that work in the business community really want to reinvigorate and remind people that small business is what drives the economy. small business is still here and we want to survive and thrive. reporter: in novato, she was ready for customers. >> most of the stores here do a really great job, specifically of sourcing either local goods

or smallbatch goods that you are not going to find on amazon. you will not find them in a big box store. reporter: signs urging folks to shop local. the mayor says if you do, your dollars could go a long way. but all of these businesses up and down grant are the one that sponsor sports teams, donate to local schools. they are part of our community and give back. these are the businesses we want to be shopping at. liz: small business saturday kicked off yesterday in pacifica. more than 20 local vendors set up tents and tables to attract shoppers. the variety of items were on sale. on the east coast, joe biden was seen in nantucket shopping during small business saturday. on his traditional thanksgiving trip to the island, he visited several local stores and was accompanied by his wife and other family. small business saturday was

created by the american express in 2010 and is held on the last saturday in november. online shoppers set a new record for black friday spending. online consumers spent $9.1 billion. economists are closely watching these numbers to measure the impact of inflation, which typically leads to higher prices and cheap spending. nearly half the sales were made using smartphones, going up 44% since last year. inerson shopping numbers are not available. even though black friday has passed, hulu is offering its black friday deal. new and eligible returning subscribers can get the massive library of hit tv shows, films and originals for $1.99 a month for one year. the deal lasts through monday. hulu and abc 7 are both owned by disney. and i start to sunday morning, what is it like -- a cnicce --

nice start to sunday morning. lisa: low 60's today, onshore winds kicking up today and today is the warmest day out of the next seven. we have colder air and a wet end of the week, which is looking like it could bring southern california more rain than northern california. we will talk about it. liz: a winter without power. how people in ukraine are appearing for the harsh winter conditions that are right around the owner. plus, a remarkable rescue at sea. how accrue the passenger stayed alive after going over word. >> tis the season for holiday magic for the whole family on free-form and disney plus. tim allen returns in the hotly anticipated the santa clauses, disney plus original series. join the family plus more holiday classics on disney plus. starting thursday on free-form, celebrate all 25 days of christmas with 25 times the holiday fun. your favorite characters, so

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liz: here is a live look at the golden gate bridge, hope everyone had a great thanksgiving weekend. eight months and the wharton ukraine is intensifying. russian missiles taking up parts of the power grid and leaving millions in the dark. there are worries with winter around the corner. reporter: a franticrc ukrainian maternity ward. a new one killed in yet another russian missile strike. -- newborn. these satellite images show the country turning dark over the past eight months of war. he lives in kyiv and says they

get new hours of electricity every day. >> the situation is tough. i have no idea whether they will be able to repair and for example bring it back to six or seven hours of electricity per day. reporter: as winter weather fast approaches, he says territories once occupied by russia are most vulnerable. >> bouts of people, especially liberated territories, have zero access to anything. they can't wash their close, they can't do anything, because the russians have destroyed all the infrastructure. >> that is the great worry at the moment, the falling temperatures. reporter: she is a program manager for ukraine. the nonprofit is based out of the u.k. and santa barbara. >> when it comes to the winter and you have no heating, no electricity and no running water because the electricity is needed to pump the water, then things begin to get serious. reporter: the team is helping

people get their homes winter ready. >> we are providing a fix for roofs, clear plastic sheeting and foam to replace windows. reporter: that is just the outside. inside is another effort. >> providing solid fuel burning stoves andupply fewood for the winter. then winter clothing for people, thermal blankets. reporter: and solar is going to pay -- a key role in getting people through winter safely. >> it is a simple to use kit, but really important and makes a huge difference to people being able to get on with their lives. liz: if you want to help people in ukraine, we put together a full list of verified groups and nonprofits on our website, abc7news.com. gavin newsom says he is not going to challenge president

biden for the democratic nomination in 2024. he told politico he informed the president and first lady he will not run for the nation's highest office. he also said he has no intention of running should biden not seek a second term. his out of state spending, travel and attacks on the gop have fueled speculation of a 2024 presidential run. today, it is the anniversary of remembering harvey milk and george miss goni, who were both assassinated on this day at city hall in 1978. the 44th anniversary of their deaths will be honored today with a vigil in castro. it will pay tribute to the victims of the recent shooting at club q in colorado springs, were five people were killed. honoring the past and present of the struggle for lgbtq people's rights, that will happen tonight at 7:00 p.m. at harvey milk plaza.

the documentary is available on demand and tells the story of what led up to the murders in 1978, the wild trial and defense. you can download the app wherever you stream. san jose city leaders are considering a plan that would turn two locations into housing for the homeless. the council is scheduled to discuss plans tuesday. they are looking converting the light rail yard anze station. the sites would be temporary and build homes that provide homeless people with private room and bathroom and supportive services to help them find permanent housing. a boat crashed against rocks saturday morning near alcatraz island in san francisco. a man, woman and three dogs were on the boat when it hit rocks. the san francisco fire department and coast guard responded shortly after. all passengers were safe in the boat is recovered with no danger to the environment. in the north bay, there were

dozens of tributes yesterday to the legendary cartoonist who created charlie brown. he would have turned 100 years old on saturday and to celebrate his legacy, the museum named in his honor under exhibit. he passed away 22 years ago, but his characters are still beloved around the world. cartoonists across the nation are celebrating him with their own artwork. more than 75 syndicated cartoonists have made references in saturday comics to offer him. -- honor him. lisa: later on today up in santa rosa, you will probably feel the

changes as the onshore winds kickoff. it's been so mild, yesterday in the upper 60's. time to bid adieu to the above average temperatures be for late november. the numbers are coming down the next few days, then we add in rain. clouds offshore, we have had some fog and chili numbers this morning. -- chillt number-- chilly numbers this morning. we have a cold front on the way as soon as tomorrow, there is a look from the east bay hills camera. 51 downtown, 50 in oakland. upper 40's san jose. half moon bay, 48. from emeryville, a little hazy. still some fog with 44 in santa rosa. in and around freezing in north bay interior valleys, than upper 40's in concord.

the cold front tomorrow assuring in gusty wind, it will be a dry front and temperatures are going to plummet. sierra nevada squeezing out a little dusting of snow, there is the golden gate bridge. partly cloudy this afternoon. cold and frosty mornings tuesday and wednesday. the national weather service probably coming out with a watch, advisory or warning. rain on thursday and friday. the system moves to the east of us, a quick burst of snow in the mountains, stopping early thursday where it is raining and the north bay. looks like an atmospheric river wants to set up in southern california, notice the yellow. we are going to get rain. the models have been wild with the amounts in southern california. still, many days away. looks like a series of systems may follow the one we are tracking for thursday and friday. here is the way it looks so far, over an inch of rain.

looking at some valley rain and snow in the mountains with over two inches, but it is hard to come in line with the details so far out. we will get a better idea of how much rain and snow. for now, two to three feet of snow, southwesterly wind keep it gusty in the mountains. as we look at the highs today, low 60's in oakland area a little bit more sun and the upper 60's. -- in the upper 60's. monday will feel blustery with highs dropping off at least five degrees. tracking the frosty temperatures as we get into tuesday, wednesday and beyond that, the numbers do not recover. we just add some rain. our exclusive storm impacts go bringing the rain in thursday, friday and it could linger right on through the weekend.

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liz: college students are unlikely to be quizzed on how they handle their money and it has many in there 20 nervous. -- their 20's nervous. reporter: he depends on a bicycle to get around. the lack of parking and the expense associated with owning a car made it easy for him to decide to go carless. >> i did not want to deal with it. reporter: she graduated from duke university in 2020.

she returned home before accepting a job in san francisco. her move to the bay area came right at the beginning of the pandemic. >> i was dealing with living in a city with higher prices and rent and all of that. having it feel deserted. reporter: she found herself unprepared for making decisions about money matters. that scared her. >> i think i was going to miss my money and time by moving to a big city and not getting a lot of direction. reporter: these two never met while in school, but their lives would, years later, intersect. they sat through a financial seminar with his peers at duke and quickly realized how little they knew about money. >> look around the room, everyone is on their phone not paying attention. no one cared. reporter: he thought there had to be a better way to delivering financial information. thus, he came up with an idea.

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at all for many years after i go to school. >> the scary part is getting started. once you get into it, it is not that scary. liz: still to come, threatened with a razor on a jetblue flight. what happened after an emergency landing in utah. >> in every moment, there is an opportunity to find a path forward, to move ahead, to build something better. at abc 7, it is our commitment to meet those moments. thou questions, real lu we did you learn to do what you do? >> this is the moment to build a better bay area, join us.

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

joining us this morning. rain is on the way in a few days. lisa: very excited about that. before that, a cold front will usher in colder air. there is a hazy look at the golden gate bridge, 51 downtown in palo alto with 50 in the wind. there is a look at the shark tank. partly cloudy skies on the way today, and bid at upper 40's from santa rosa, livermore and napa. 24 hour temperature change pretty significant with a degree to about seven degrees colder. tomorrow, adding gusty northwesterly wind. that will make for a blustery start to the workweek. today, partly cloudy. temperatures cool off a bit, we still see the numbers above average and getting more in line with where we should be this type of year. low 60's and mid-60's to the afternoon today. a couple degrees above average, then back to reality monday

through wednesday. get out the winter coat and umbrella for the end of the week. liz: a live look at san francisco international airport this morning as travelers are on the move after thanksgiving. no destination delays are being reported in archer specific delays -- and departure specific delays are only lasting 15 minutes on average. looking at highway 101 if you are headed out, nice, clear roads at this time. traffic is expected to pick up, we expect to see 49 million people pack up their cars and hit the road. experts say the busiest times to be on the road today is between 11:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m.. this is being used as an indicator for how the economy is rebounding from the pandemic. they estimate over 400,000 catchers will travel through san

jose international airport this holiday weekend -- people will travel through san jose international airport this holiday weekend. aviation travel has not fully returned to pre-pandemic levels. this year's passenger count is down nearly 20% compared thanksgiving of 2019 about three months before the covert shutdown. an alarming incident unfolded on a jetblue flight from new york to salt lake city. a passenger is an accused of threatening a woman seated next to him with a razor blade. he was arrested after the flight landed. reporter: you tell me is facing federal assault atr er -sce] reporter: federal prosecutors say he was in a window seat next to a woman when he placed his

hand on her screen and told her to pause or movie. she told police she noticed he had a razor blade inches from her throat. >> i did not know until afterward when i saw the police report that he had a straight edge razor. reporter: she said she longed for the aisle and he tried to stop her by grabbing her shoulder. the person next to her alerted flight attendants. a fellow passenger described the scene. >> makes the announcement of you do not have to worry, she will be ok. everyone is like whoa, what is he doing? what are his intentions? reporter: police escorted him off the flight after it landed safely in salt lake city on monday. the scare comes weeks after a man allegedly brought two box cutters onto a frontier airline plane. in a statement, tsa said it takes responsibilece

eki f traveling p ov capems such ashene inol d m th iident. li new york police rescued a man stuck on the subway tracks moments before a train entered into the station. you can see a train approaching just seconds after. the two police officials were doing a platform inspection when passengers from the opposite side alerted them that a man had fallen onto the tracks. both officers ran upstairs in across the street to get to the other side. bystanders try to help. the man received medical treatment from a third officer as they waited for emergency officials to arrive. he was taken to a hospital and treated for non-life-threatening injuries. a remarkable rescue at sea. a carnival cruise ship is back on solid ground, they are recovering after falling overboard and managing to tread

water for 15 hours. reporter: the dramatic rescue captured on camera. the coast guard spotting the 28-year-old passenger with his head barely bobbing above the water. frantically waving his arms, hoping to be spotted. >> to be in the middle of the ocean, treading water for upwards of 15 hours is edible. reporter: the circumstance -- incredible. reporter: the circumstances are unclear. his sister alerted the ship he did not return to his room the night before. >> we came up with a search plan to systematically cover the ocean looking for the individual who we assumed had fallen overboard with no lifejacket. no way of keeping himself afloat other than treading water. reporter: he was spotted 20 miles south of louisiana. >> she showed signs of shock,

fatigue and dehydration. they ended up needing emergency medical services stateside and he was transported to a higher level of care. reporter: the ship retraced its route to support the search and provided support to family members who were sailing with him and remained on board. the ship continued its journey. abc news, new york. >> -- liz: the triple threat of the flu, covert and rsv is straining many hospitals as family gatherings ramp-up during the holidays. reporter: this morning, hospitals and urgent care centers are bracing for a post-thanksgiving triple dimmick threat. covid -- triple-demic threat of covid, rsv and the flu. >> we change the way the emergency department works, we have a tent up outside. reporter: with many emergency rooms packed and wait times

stretching hours, some centers are overflowing with pediatric patients. >> book spots to fill up the day before, so we are seeing the search. reporter: experts say decreased immunity may be one reason for this seasons early and severe spike of child respiratory virus infections. hospitals already overwhelmed with rsv patients say flu cases are rising fast. the cdc reports half of u.s. states are experiencing higher very high like a video. -- flulike activity. new concerns this morning that common flu medications are in high demand. >> we are seeing shortages in some areas of supplies of, antibiotics like amoxicillin, which is a medication, as well as tamiflu and other medicines. reporter: johnson & johnson says

there's been high demand, but are not experiencing an overall shortage. they often alternatives for medication, so talk to your doctor or pharmacist if you find here's is in short supply. doctors say it is not too late to get your flu or covid vaccine for you and your kids if you have not already. liz: still ahead on abc seven mornings -- >> this one phrase just kept coming to me. it is time. it is time. liz: big changes down on the farm. the head coach stepping down as the leader of cardinal football. here is a live look outside looking over the san francisco bay this sunday, we will chat with lisa when we get back.

liz: their major discovery being made in egypt thanks to patrons

of a museum. we may get a much more complete look at the magnificent tomb. reporter: walking into the exhibit in the museum is a journey of discovery, in more ways than one. without realizing it, these visitors are helping unlock secrets. for thousands of years. discoveries being made now by archaeologist working in the tomb and supported by ticket sales from the exhibition. >> the tomb was clear for the first time. i found out it is the largest tomb in the valley of the kings. reporter: almost 700 feet long, this archaeologist is directing excavations of the two, which was badly damaged by a flood. -- tomb. these pictures show his team at work inside. they are restoring scenes inscribed on the walls. >> for the first time, scenes of

him giving offering, we began to see him showing the sun god in front of him. reporter: there is a tunnel running between his tomb and the tomb of his son. the work is critical and so is support from visitors. he is director and ceo. >> art history and archaeology are ongoing exercises, they are expensive. it feels good we are able to give back to egypt. they are in a very exciting moment. reporter: an entire team of archaeologists working at the site and organizers say the progress is stunning area -- stunning. >> i have a team of almost 30 people restoring, excavating, clearing it for the first time. within two years, this tune can be visited by the people. reporter: adding to the

understanding of this magnificent period of history, gift of the world made possible in part by visitors to the museum. liz: that gift is being shared here in the bay area. the museum is working with local schools to let roughly 10,000 students experience the exhibit free of charge. if you want to check out the exhibit, it runs through february. should be a wonderful thing to see. let us see what it looks like outside. lisa: pretty cool, some high clouds. there is fog along the coast and half moon bay, there is a front that is poised to move into the bay area tomorrow, bringing about face to mild temperatures. we will talk about how cold it will get and how much rain we will receive next. liz: also next, a crazy saturday for bay college football teams. the warriors battling it out against the spartans at home. chris alvarez will have all the highlights in sports.

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liz: the stanford head football coach has officially resigned after a disappointing loss to byu saturday. he made the announcement at a press conference after the game last night and said it was a decision he made over the past week. he said he decided it was time. >> there is no final straw, no pushing over the edge. really was less than a week. as i sat before thanksgiving and on thanksgiving, i prayed about it and thought about it, i talked to my wife about it. it was more cemented in my head. it was god's honest truth, that was the phrase that kept coming to me. it is time. liz: he was named the 2017 national coach of the year end is the most wins as a head coach at stanford with 96 wins and 54 losses. stanford says a national search

for his successor is beginning immediately. in sports, the 49ers are coming off a three-game winning streak. they play the saints today at home, kickoff is at 1:25. in college football, a big day for the spartans and a disappointing end to stanford season. chris alvarez has the highlights. chris: good morning. of the three bay area college football programs, san jose state is the only school to have a winning record. spartans looking to gain momentum with a win in theveuc he leads the mountain west. more magic, nice dance. this is even better. an incredible one-handed catch down the far sideline. so nice we had to show it twice.

121 yards, what a play. before that, cooks again. perfect throw and catch. 14-6 spartans at the half. robinson, this is tough running. finding his way into the end zone, spartans win. they now await the matchup. cardinal finishing up the disappointing season hosting byu, a trick play for the cougars. back to the quarterback and down the sideline, 21-3 byu. the former quarterback in the house explaining things, cardinal trail but make a late run. great catch, 35-26. not a good season for the cardinals. stanford finishes three and nine for the second straight season. oregon versus oregon state,

senior day. the ducks led by 17 in the fourth quarter. oregon state takes over at the 1-yard line, that is a big chainsaw. it quarterback sneak, great push. within three points. four minutes later, up the middle. would not be denied, beavers score three touchdowns in over five minutes and oregon state wins big. 38-34. michigan ohio state, michigan has not won in columbus since 2008. jj mccarthy to loveland, michigan takes the lead and would not give it back. fourth quarter, time to go to the ground. donovan edwards taking over, first play of the drive 75 yard run. michigan had four touchdowns of 69 yards or longer. if one is good, to is better.

how about 85 euros to the house, untouched? michigan wins -- yards to the house, untouched. michigan wins. they will face purdue next week. that is your look at sports, back to you. liz: lisa, we are doing a happy dance because rain is on the way. lisa: that is right. timing is everything, it is the last day we will see somewhat mild temperatures. even with the high clouds and breezy onshore wind, today will be cooler. noticeably cooler, but wait until tomorrow. the wind will build throughout the day, through the overnight. they will get quite dusty, that will open the door for much colder air to head our way. rainfall has been eliminated from this front, but there is another one behind it that looks more impressive. just over a mile visibility in half moon bay, at sfo this is what you like to see.

clear sky, it is going to be cooler today. not by a whole lot, that comes tomorrow. 51 downtown, 52 in palo alto with 48 in santa clara. a quick burst of snow perhaps tomorrow as the dry cold front moves to the east of us. it could bring a little bit of snow, and they need it. we are perhaps looking at a winter storm watch, then a warning by the end of the week. headed to the mountains by the weekend. 47 santa rosa. santa cruz, upper 40's. the end of december, it will be dry. we are going to feel the change as the colder air moves in overnight into tomorrow. partly cloudy this afternoon, still some 60's. a little above average, than frosty mornings tuesday and wednesday. more widespread 50's for highs. a couple 60's, then rain on the way. could be as early as wednesday,

more likely into thursday and friday. stopping this early thursday morning, look what sets up. a narrow band of heavy rain. looks like a statewide event. southerly wind cranks up ahead of it, so we see rain move and thursday then continuing right through friday. notice the yellows, looks like south of the bay area could see problems with flooding. this is a system that looks like it is on its heels. this is too far out to pinpoint. with the first system thursday into friday, looking like a good inch for san francisco. to the south of us, heavier rain in santa barbara, the hills. perhaps into los angeles, that looks aggressive with 2.5 inches. the mountains, at least a foot, hopefully two or three. this depends on the trajectory as to how the storm moves through with the mountains. as for today, back into filtered sunshine with mid 60's on the

peninsula. c5 in fremont. even though we have 60's, the breezes will be kicking up throughout the afternoon -- 65 in fremont. 66 in san jose. upper 30's closer to the bay, mid to low 30's inland. accuweather 7 day forecast, the wind is bringing in much colder air on monday. tuesday and wednesday, plan on widespread frost, freeze warnings possible. then the rain thursday, friday and hopefully into saturday. we got to enjoy a warm holiday, now getting back to business. liz: did you have good leftovers? lisa: i am getting tired of them. liz: we were excited about them yesterday. we are counting down to the wonderful world of disney magical holiday celebration have them tonight here on abc 7. we caught up with performers who are ready for the holidays.

reporter: fans here at the magic kingdom at walt disney world are excited to see ne-yo and he is excited to see them. >> i have some of the most amazing fans on the face of the planet. that's been true for a long time it is still true. reporter: he teams up with chloe flour and becky g for christmas collaboration. >> it is going to be really exciting and i get to sit in the back and watch them go crazy. ♪ reporter: she is excited to take to the stage. >> collaborating with ne-yo and chloe, the talented pianist and ne-yo who i have known for a long time now. it was fun. reporter: the wonderful world of ghhe oab disney is the parent company of abc 7. you can catch the wonderful

world of disney magical holiday celebration tonight starting at 8:00.

liz: a piedmont christmas tree returns with its hybrid model to sell trees. it held its opening yesterday, kicking off with a special dancing christmas tree performance. the lot offers a variety of needs including wreaths, garlands. it is the largest fundraiser of the year for scouts. trees can be ordered online or picked up and delivered for an extra fee. the lot will be ordered seven days a week until all trees are sold. when do you get your tree? really close. lisa: i forgot to talk about the minors. upper 60's -- 49ers. upper 60's, sunny. the rest of us enjoy the mid 60's with higher clouds and gusty wind developing. then, a cold couple days for the middle of the week and a return to rain.

good idea to get the tree. liz: thank you all for joining us on abc seven mornings. abc7news continues at 5:00 today, do not forget the disney celebration 8:00 tonight. have a great day. ♪ ♪ [christmas music] ♪ ♪ ♪ weathertech gift cards have the power to wow everyone on your holiday list. offering a variety of american made products. weathertech! nice! like floorliners... cargo liner... tablet holder... boot tray... cupfone... sink mat... pet feeding system... anti-fatigue comfortmat and more. order the weathertech gift card instantly for the perfect gift at weathertech.com

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