we're here at the arizona biltmore. you talk about history in our states. the biltmore has been a part of tree lighting ceremonies. this is cool. you see the cottage in the distance. in 1954, that's the cottage and nancy and ronald reagan had their honeymoon in arizona. a lot of people know that they came to take the tour at the biltmore. irving berlin roads and jimmy applewhite the biltmore back in 1954? rate history here. the next time you hear being crosby sing white christmas, you can say, that was written right here in the biltmore. let's get on with our forecast. >>> you can't be the temperatures today. we're still sitting in the upper 70s, winds out of the east northeast at 8 miles per hour. that show you the satellite and radar as you can see we have moving to the east, the developing system will bring us a chance of rain fall in the forecast. we're talking snow as well in high country. let's show that you can futurecast. saturday morning will see a few clouds move into the southern part of the states. in the evening hours will see the clouds and aft

at the arizona biltmore and a great event. we're talking to survivors here as well of aneurisms. kim, talk about what happened to you? my aneurysm was detected before a rupture. and actually last year in 2015, my surgery was done by dr. robert spetzler on january 15th of this year. grateful to be here and they caught it before it ruptured. >> and rex and robin, what happened? >> eight years ago, i had a ruptured brain aneurysm. and i was in a coma for a month. i was in the hospital for two carekeepers rex is a good guy he's always, always, always with me. and i am okay now. >> that is awesome. >> catherine, your daughter chloe had a brain aneurysm. >> and my daughter was actually diagnosed in uter, on when i was 32 weeks pregnant and -- . >> she was >> and her particular type was rare and many children die from it upon birth. they don't know to look for it. we were fortunate that we live in a community that with borrows here and they diagnosed her early on and so they were there to take care of her right when she was born. >> and natalie, your father had a brain aneurysm. joe nec

following the world series win, and here this arizona, the biltmore having some fun enjoying the championship. today they posted some pictures on twitter with the w flag and they also said to attend the parade today but we are flying the w all over biltmore. congrats, cubs, and they have been saying it all throughout the play-offs and they finally got the chance to do it, the city of chicago partied like it was 1908. take a look at the size of this crowd, millions of people, estimated, 5 million showed up to welcome the cubs home after welcoming the world series, beating the indians in extra innings to get their first world world series mvp ben zobrist -- >> this game gives a lot of individual rewards, but this is definitely a team award for this team. this is a team full of mvps, and we are a city of mvps. >> everybody took the day off, somehow, and an estimated 5 million people gathered there. that makes it the largest human gathering in u.s. history. wow. and take a look at the picture of where fans left buckets of green apples around his gravestone. if you're not familiar, it's a play on

arizona highways television. ?rock fades? ?somber electronic beat? my first job i think, i was 13 and i was scooping ice cream at baskin wine bar, christopher and crush, is just 24 blocks east, at the biltmore fashion park in phoenix. [intelligible kitchen dialog] he is still just as hands on as he was scooping out those 31 flavors. while you'll find bold and creative french flavors on his menu- -so of course we have things like foie gras, caviar, our concept with the restaurant has always been a or everyone. you'll also find foods you can actually pronounce. but we also have great pizzas, great seafood, pastas. we try to make the restaurant a little bit for everybody here. christopher has had two other successful restaurants in the biltmore.