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guard. >> it is difficult to do this where you're always guarded every time that the phone rings at 4:00 a.m. i know that it is the burglar alarm company. >> reporter: it's the owner's parting words that got a lot of attention. and it's bringing back our community and it is just bringing back the love. >> how this night market is a full circle moment for one bay area neighborhood. hello, i'm sara donchey. we have made it to the weekend finally with another round of storms though headed for the bay area right in time for the holiday travel. and tracking the conditions for us, where this is not going to be like the last storm where we had the tornado warnings, who

could forget that? a little calmer, right? >> and establishing that out of the gate, there are four systems that are coming our way between now and next saturday, so there is a lot of confusion like what's coming and when is it getting here? and that is the one that will make it rain tomorrow morning for early saturday morning and what we're going to put on here now is the depiction to keep your eye down here because we'll put that timed marker. between midnight and 7:00 a.m., what we're watching on here as you can see the time stamp there at 5:00 a.m., the showers will arrive and we'll pause it right there at 7:00 in the morning. what you see already, tomorrow morning at 7:00 is the leading edge, a beautifully outlined cold front in the forecast imagery, sitting off the coast, which will then march their way across the rest of the bay in the early morning hours. in the sense of timing, that is very similar to yesterday's rain. but in the sense of intensity t is nothing like last

saturday's rain. let's take a look at the totals. we will see rain from that point at 7:00 a.m. clearing the south baby the time they get to 2:00 in the afternoon, and it is not much. you would get enough rain tomorrow in the santa clara valley, and that is not big. in santa rosa, you would get a quarter of an inch. that's an easy one, three more, and they would get more impressive as we go along, so i'll see you with each of those three in the full forecast in a few minutes. >> thanks. only steps away from luxury stores. and days before christmas, a man is dead after he was shot by police officers near union square. this happened early this morning at post and grant. the man killed by police is the security guard at the christian dior store. hours before the shooting, the suspect hit three people with his car. one of them was riding on an electric scooter. da lin has been following this story all day for us, joining us with the latest. >> reporter: there are two crime scenes, sara, where they

shot and killed a security guard in front of dio, are. construction workers boarded up the window quickly because it's got a bunch of bullet holes in it. it's the second attention grabbing incident to hit the union square area this summer as they would gear up for all the holiday shoppers. >> you need to watch your back downtown especially after 5:00. >> reporter: kevin william says it is wild and bizarre how the shooting unfolded. he witnessed the aftermath at the first crime scene in front of a chipotle restaurant. it happened thursday night around 6:30 p.m. police say a security guard drove his car onto the sidewalk to chase after a man riding on an electric scooter. >> while doing so, there were two young women coming out of chipotle. one, age 18, the other age 17, that were struck by the vehicle. thankfully they have minor injuries.

>> people in the restaurant were serving burritos, things they were all nervous and intent and police were doing a great job. i saw them putting the cast on the person that was hit. >> reporter: police and witnesses say the driver continued to chase after the e-scooter, and eventually hit the rider, causing him to fall. >> at this point, we haven't found that victim, and we want them to come forward. we believe it's a hispanic male in his 20s. the suspect then tried to take the electric bike and put it in his vehicle, unsuccessful in doing so. he did take some of the victim's property and put it in his vehicle and fled the scene. >> reporter: hours later around 1:30 a.m., police tracked down the driver who happened to be working as an overnight security guard in front of dio, are. police tried to arrest him, but ended with multiple officers shooting the guard. they would not say why, but confirmed they found a gun that belonged to the guard. >> and that stuff affects people wanting to come out

here. it makes you not want to feel safe. >> reporter: many small businesses worry the violence will hurt business and holiday shopping. the shooting of 49ers ricky pearsall happened about two blocks away over the summer. >> it's sad that it is happening during the holidays, you know, where we should be happy and festive and then you have this tragedy. >> reporter: while some shoppers say it was an isolated incident, kevin says it is hard to shop when you worry about safety. >> born and raised here in san francisco, so i take it in stride, but i was nervous, just like the people in the restaurant. >> reporter: and they were closed on friday and they did not respond to our request for a comment. now police admit they have a lot more questions than answers, such as why the security guard drove onto the sidewalk to chase after the e-scooter, and why the rider never returned to the site to help police answer some of those questions. >> yeah, da mentioned that incident that happened in union square this august that got national attention when ricky

pearsall was shot in the chest during an attempted robbery in broad daylight. the teen suspect in that case is now facing attempted murder charges. pearsall is back on the field again. today, mayor london breed said today's officer involved shooting does not reflect the progress the city has made to cut down on crime. >> ultimately, you know, downtown is a safe place. this happened in the middle of the night. our officers are very careful about how things happen. i mean the extra officers, not just for the holiday season, but the downtown neighborhood is the reason why a lot of the issues that have happened there in the past are not happening. >> reporter: according to city data, crimes reported to the central district including union square, down 47% at the same time period in 2023. an oakland cocktail bar is about to close up for good after seven years. owners are not saying good-bye as usual. it was great to be here, and

hopefully we could open up again. they're taking a no holds bar approach by posting a heated message explaining why they are just done. obviously we can't show you the curse words, but the post says they're closing because they have been super slow. they're broke as a joke, and they can't hang on in this winter of civilization. and it did not stop there. the post went on and on with the owners writing they will not miss it, saying it has been an awful unforgiving job running this place in oakland. the bleep piles on without respite or relief. and the post really went out with a bang, saying it's mostly a rotten seven years and, "thanks, everyone, we'll see you in hell." yep. our amanda harry spoke to the owners in their last weekend of regular business. >> one of our customers decorates the bar in exchange

for her own bar tab. >> we have a hut. people can hang out in. >> reporter: chris is taking one of his last walks. after more than seven years in prison and weathering a global pandemic. they have made the difficult decision to shutter the bar. >> it's relief. but it's incredibly sad. >> and a big plant wall. >> it's covered in an exhausting kind of plants and flowers. even a few gremlins. >> it's a way to escape from the city. you're mellow and warm and you're getting a little toasted. you know, that's the idea. >> reporter: an idea that isn't resonating as much as they hoped. >> we were running out of money faster than we were making it. >> reporter: they've noticed

foot traffic downtown oakland decrease substantially post pandemic. as more people work remotely. >> the main challenge i would say is getting enough people to go out. it's not just here. this is an industry wide thing. >> reporter: in an increasingly virtual world, many people aren't leaving their homes as much in general. in oakland, there is the additional narrative that it's danger. >> a lot of attention that's focused on the bad things that happened there and this is a beautiful city. >> reporter: they hope the appeal of a burglar and a tiki drink would be enough. it still remains slow with compounds with the other problems of operating a business in the major city like oakland, the owners call it a living nightmare. rising pg&e costs, unpredictable credit card fees, and property crime. >> it's difficult to do

business in a town where you're always guarded every time the phone rings at 4:00 a.m. i know it's the burglar alarm company. >> reporter: they say because some of the crimes aren't prosecuted, it happens again and again. for now, they're taking in the final day of service. and the regulars are coming in every night. >> the fear of coming to downtown oakland has been -- it's superseded by the fear of missing out and not seeing it had place again. >> reporter: pouring one out for the final time at contiki. >> there you go, if you want. >> the last day is expected to be this sunday. san francisco's filmore district was the place to be tonight. why community advocates say that feeling lasts all year long. one bay area street transforms every year to a christmas oasis. we'll take you down candy cane lane.

there is a way to do it from your couch. the holiday market is back again in san francisco's filmore district. and they are looking to bring back the culture that made the filmore so iconic. we were there. >> it's the video. this year's filmore night market is

a full circle moment in nicole flemmings eye's. >> it's bringing back families. it's bringing back our community. it's just bringing back the love and the unity that we all have and we need during these hard times right now. >> reporter: 90 years ago, the filmore known as the harlem of the west is a bustling hub for black san franciscans, famous for smooth jazz and good food. tonight, the christmas market is back. not only to build on that legacy, but to revive it. a harlem renaissance if you will. ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> that's what this is all about. it's creating that unity among each other. >> reporter: there's been a year's long push to restore the filmore, which is a hub of bustling black owned businesses. wilson says the boarded up shops and vacant lots paint a devastating image of the black culture that once populated her home. but events like the market are a powerful

reminder of what could be. >> for americans to come back to the filmore. it's important to recognize this is the mecca, where you could come and look at every black business along it had corridor where we are at, that you're able to come in and purchase every item that you need. we're trying to recreate that. >> reporter: this year's event is charged with booths dedicated to black cuisine and music. but one was there to give something back. kids lined up to pick out free toys, operated by that. >> and i'm so happy to be able to go out and get the toys to help. >> reporter: this year's market will mark the third and hopefully a long line of christmas miracles. she can feel the event one event at a time. >> here comes the rain.

>> yeah. multiple opportunities for you. the next seven days will be really good. it's coming right during a holiday week. you know where i want to start? improving the amount quality. this is the time that we're looking towards the north. that way is the central valley, that way it's the high clouds that will come john shore from endland. that's coming in and that happens. but in general when we think of fall, that's going backwards. we pulled in the tooley fog, so you have that mixed bag. but mixed in is all of the additional smoke from fireplaces in the central valley. it will get real cold there in the mornings. that smoke has been filtering in, joining with ours. here is how

we changed -- cold front. this is southerly morning at 9:00 a.m. you want to see what's different? come back over here. it's going on shore. the rain is going to help, yes. but this will clear out back towards the central valley and break it up in any way. so they won't have to deal with it either. they'll get some help. let's take a look at the big picture before i show you the next three rainmakers that's coming our way. the first one and the last visit. i just need to show you what the pacific looks like right now especially in light of the intensity of it had storm. that storm right there is quite intense. now the one coming in tomorrow is this one. there will be light rain. as strong as this one is, it's as strong as you like. we're going to get rain from this and you might hear it from social

media and a variant tense storm out here with hurricanes. we've got a high surf advisory over the next couple of days because we've got that strong storm out there kicking up the waves. just watch this quickly. big picture view. this is the next seven days. so there are a lot of storms coming to the west coast. most of them have bad aim as far as we're concerning. we're going to put this into the forecast imagery and start at the beginning. so that is right now with a little bit of rain off the coast. and we will gain some comparison for storm number one. and that you will bracket the time. and

that will get us on sunday, the second half of the day. so instead of the quarter of an inch like tomorrow, storm number two on sunday night will give us half an inch of rain. we'll find storm number three. in order to do that, we'll lose all the beautiful details because you need to go with the long-range model that will still show up. storm number three is coming in, late monday night, so late, technically it will be tuesday. and it is better than storm number two. so as we would look at tuesday morning, that washes over the bay for the first half of the day, we'll probably get half an inch of rain from that one and storm number four. and at this point, it looks like thursday and perhaps trending into friday that we'll have more time. you want to see how much rain we'll put together? and that is tomorrow. we'll add in the total. and this is

going to rain, and your phone app is going to be lighting up. it'll be showing you with storms coming each day and when does one begin? how terrible will they be? they are not going to be like the intense storms that we've seen it this winter, but they'll keep coming. we'll get some noticeable breaks, christmas day. right now, that's one day that will kind of thread the needle. split the gap. then we don't have rain on christmas day, sara, but boy, we'll be tracking these, considering what's coming. and with all travel plans for this week. this is going to require staying on top of it. the details and the timing, they will adjust and as they get closer. thank you. tonight, at menlo park, a sold out show featuring the terrapin family band and making a guest appearance, two-time

grammy winner, molly tuttle who is home for the holidays. >> the bay area is so unique that i feel like they would travel all over the place and that it will feel like home. i was just talking about friends of mine that moved away and that they were saying how long you live somewhere else, that they will also feel home to us, and that it is nothing like coming home, just being back in that environment where you grew up. >> tomorrow, molly will host her annual christmas concert at the guild, where the concert is sold out. you can watch it streaming live online at nugs.net. ahead in sports, the 12-team college playoffs, officially upon us, two historic teams got us kicked off. plus, it felt like brock purdy had a

college football playoffs since 2014, but that was just four teams. a new era started on friday. 12 teams with schools from all over the country, just as president-elect obama called for in 2008. >> and if you got a bunch of teams who would play throughout the season, and one loss, two losses. and i don't know any serious fan of college football who has disagreed with me on this. >> he always discussed the important issue. the dream is realizing friday night when notre dame hosted indiana in an

in-state matchup. after getting near the goal line, jeremiah love gets the sideline. he is gone. how about a 98-yard run for the first touchdown of the 12-team playoff. 7-0 notre dame. 5-0 remaining. quarterback, riley leonard, a much shorter touchdown run to put them away. irish win 27-17. oh, the leprechauns are dancing all the way to the quarter finals, where they will play georgia. the 49ers running back, isaac guerendo will miss sunday's game with a hamstring injury. we'll see patrick taylor jr., the fourth different back to start for san francisco this season. just like his team, brock purdy's season has not lived up to expectations. 15 touchdowns, nine interceptions, in his third year as the niner starter. purdy, who expected to receive a huge contract in the offseason, he admits to himself, he hasn't played with the same edge he had during the first two seasons. >> i need to get better and get

back to playing with a chip on my shoulder like i was my first two years of every game, every down, trying to prove to myself that i'm the guy for the team, and i'm capable of doing it. there have been moments where i feel like i was a little bit more concerned and consumed of trying to be perfect and i could lead them in any situation. >> and to see her two favorites face off. up 20-4 in the fourth quarter with ohio state, blowing out the cardinal. we're not used to seeing them with that score as they fall to 8-4. the niners with the dolphins on sunday. i know it doesn't seem like there is a lot of excitement, but just hear me out. they will look different this year and that could be the last time we'll see them on the same field together. i'm

talking about the likes of fred warner, dre greenlaw, all in niner uniforms together, so you should watch the game on kpix and of course, i'll be in miami with that full breakdown. >> and you typed it up the best you could. >> as we have on television. thank you. this holiday season, we are highlighting some of the top displays around the bay and the people behind them. today, we would head out for one of the most impressive holiday light traditions in the bay. walking us down candy cane lane. ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> and with all the electrical powers to be on the timer. >> reporter: and they live on candy cane lane. he's pretty proud of the unofficial street address.

>> hey, welcome to candy cane lane. and this is where it all starts. >> reporter: every single home will participate. >> it will take about three to four days to set up. i calculated, and i didn't leave the house. i got 18,000 steps in one day. >> reporter: and bob lives down the street from her. >> the last several years, we have been in heavy rain on setup days. >> reporter: it is not the case this year, but one thing will remain steady. >> we've got a deadline. >> reporter: she lives right next door. >> i did the loney tunes. and buzz lightyear and all that. >> and their electric bill will double during the month of december, but that's okay. that's all for the kids and the fun of joy and candy cane lane. >> reporter: come nighttime, everyone agrees that it is worth it. >> and it does snow here on candy cane lane. >> and what does it feel like?

♪ [ music ] ♪ >> if you're worried about your christmas list making it to the north pole on oh, ai is being used for

everything these days, and that will extend to work at the north pole. kids could talk to an ai version of him. >> santa claus, how many reindeers do you have? >> oh, i have so many, i couldn't even count. >> i plan to use this to my advantage when i'm asked questions that i do not have the answers to. and it is being hosted by the breakthrough t1d, where they raise money for type i diabetes research. and the video experience is created and launched during the pandemic with the $5 donation that kids could pick and they could come up with their own. >> oh. >> while chatting with old saint nick. >> and the way ask santa appears rob the screen. he's a person and he's the real santa claus, and it is so, it's so comforting and so real, and he is just delightful. >> they say since it launched,

families in more than 180 countries. and they are not the only company that's mixing ai with the holiday spirit. they introduced their own santa claus that you could talk to them to see if you land on the naughty or open list, and that they could call santa through chatgpt advanced voice mode. if you think about all the things that parents do, like the elf on the shelf. >> right. the elf on the shelf or the powdered sugar footprint, you know, this is just adding one more layer. i feel like i could make a convincing argument using this technology. >> good for you. i wonder how santa, himself, will feel about this. how are the gifts? the