i'm grateful this is here. >> reporter: instead they have a reopening on monday at the burbank center the artsz in santa rosa. >> slowly but surely. >>> one last time. meteorologist, drew tooma is tracking rain. >> it's not going to be heavy rain so the areas we saw the fires in the north bay will likely have minimal debris flows. we'll get light rain out of this. 40s across the board. we'll have those clouds start to increase after the midnight hours. it's a mix of sun and clouds. it's not as bright. and we'll track that rain on the storm impact trail. they're all ranking one on the storm impact scale. friday through monday. quarter to 3/4s of an inch of rain for most. could see higher than that in the hills. along with that we have winter storm watch in effect for the sierra where they could see up to one to two feet in the highest elevations through the weekend. it's dry tomorrow and light rain friday with morning showers on saturday. the opposite sunday with evening showers and a little rain early monday as well. >> thanks very much. >>> sports director larry beale is here. went a

and not far away, the luther burbank center opens next week. wayne? >> reporter: there's quite a lot to see. a lot of people felt this place had burned to the ground. they saw the damage over my shoulder and they assumed the rest of the luther center went with it. >> glancing around santa rosa, not much has changed. pick a neighborhood. any neighborhood. like the luther burbank center for the arts. where christy returned to work yesterday. baby steps to normal, she says. >> i don't know what it is like going forward. >> today center showed off the best and worst in terms of hopes and realities. the main auditorium with its 1600 seats survived. but an east wing filled with classrooms. a smaller auditorium did not. the roof collapsed. fire turned it into pretzels. >> this is the path the tons fire took to get to coffey park. >> as it approached, betsy bose could not imagine anything but doom for this place. >> it was like it was snowing. but orange glow just coming in. big balls coming down. >> seven employees here lost their homes. among them, vanessa

that suddenly that was the hip place to be, in burbank. he put burnk on the map., yeah, everybody finds their groove. but for sure, i would imagine -- and i always suspected that his politics were not what we would assume, you know? >> i think that's right. i just know it's really tough trying to figure out in this moment how to do the late-night comedy thing in an air when people are feeling -- >> you're going to lose somebody. but people are making their choices. you know, stephen colbert did a -- who's brilliant, and he sort of went through his moment of saying, you know what, i'm trying to be in the middle, but i can't, so re's who i am. and by the way, it paid off. >> yeah, yeah. speaking of paying off, you're sort of on this retro wave right now. it's like, all you retro guys are back in fashion. >> yeah. >> what do you make of that? >> i don't know. >> "will & grace" is back. >> yeah. >> i keep hearing about "mad about you" maybe coming back. >> i don't know. all these shows, ironically, all of the three shows i'm doing are retro. >> what you're doing. >> b

flights from san jose to burbank start at $79. all other routes begin at $99. but get this, the sale ends tomorrow. so remember that. now, i want to hear from you. my 7 on your side hotline is open weekdays 10:00 to 2:00, 415-954-8151 and you can reach me on facebook and abc7news.com. >> boy, that leg room looks nice. >> it looks very comfortable. >>> the bay area a beautiful place and abc 7 news viewers prove it every day. >> adrian captured a great sunset in sonoma county tonight. this has the #abc7now which helped us find it and feature it on television. share your pictures and video and follow us on instagram. >>> spencer is back with your forecast, which i'm sure holds more picture-perfect opportunities. >> you're a forecaster, kristen. here's a look at live doppler 7. we have mainly clear skies right now. we had just enough thin, high clouds around to produce really colorful sunsets the last few days. overnight look for mainly chilly skies with lows in the 30s and low 40s and the bay. then tomorrow another day much like today, perhaps even a little milder

flights from san jose to burbank start at $79. all other routes begin at $99.his, the sale ends tomorrow. so remember that. now, i want to hear from you. my 7 on your side hotline is open weekdays 10:00 to 2:00, 415-954-8151 and you can reach me on facebook and abc7news.com. >> boy, that leg room looks nice. >> it looks very comfortable. >>> the bay area a beautiful place and abc 7 news viewers prove it every day. >> adrian captured a great sunset in sonoma county tonight. this has the #abc7now which helped us find it and feature it on television. share your pictures and video and follow us on instagram. >>> spencer is back with your forecast, which i'm sure holds more picture-perfect opportunities. >> you're a forecaster, kristen. here's a look at live doppler 7. we have mainly clear skies right now. we had just enough thin, high clouds around to produce really colorful sunsets the last few days. overnight look for mainly chilly skies with lows in the 30s and low 40s and the bay. then tomorrow another day much like today, perhaps even a little milder. down in

the burbank center for the arts reopened today. >> the main performing space was damaged. a quarter of the facility was destroyed last month. it was a building for students with autism. the center's box office opens today and the first performance is set for next wednesday. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," kari, you have been tracking the weather. a cool start this morning. >> a cool start. we have a cool front moving through. it will bring in spotty showers. that won't be a big deal. a bigger storm system for the middle of the week. more on that, coming up. >>> a look at oakland shows you will not be alone on the nimitz but you will not be alone either. tracking a crash in the north bay. >>> more on the deadly church shooting in texas where nearly 30 people died. plus, how neighbors stepped in to stop the shooter. a live look outside at san jose.. >>> welcome to monday morning. taking a live look outside overlooking san jose. certainly feels like fall in the air when you walk out the door. it will wake you up. good morning, thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >>

the much loved luther burbank center is set to reopen next week. the fire destroyed almost a quarter of the big facility. among the areas burned, a building that houses the inova center for education, a school for autistic students. the main student includes the theater was spared. >> the arts have been place where you come to just have a moment of peace and share with your family, recover, recuperate. that's what we want to do. we want to open our doors and just let people have a place. >> next week it can happen. the center lost more than 200 instruments used in their school music program. they are working with the santa rosa symphony and others to try to replace them. >>> still to come, sunny veil police shoot and kill a man after he stabbed and killed a police dog and another woman. we're learning new details about how all this unfolded. >>> backlash after the group behind the charlottesville rally launching a recruitment campaign at stanford. the message the university is sending back. >>> clouds increase tomorrow morning and there's a brand n

at the luther burbank center. the army corp. of engineers started cleaning of thousands of properties destroyed in the neighborhood. this after the epa cleared out hazardous materials including propane paint and other household toxic materials. property owners have until next monday to approve on the clean ups or hire their own private contractors. authorities say they hope to have all of the home sites cleared by early next year. >>> some tax relief may be on the way to thousands who lost authority homes in sonoma. the county assessor said is he working quickly to reduce the property taxes for owners whose homes were damaged or destroyed. the assessor said he hopes the new lower tax bills will be out before the end of december. >>> after the wildfires a lot of people have been criticizing the emergency alert system. officials say that system will get a upgrade. this past week the fcc ruled that all wireless carriers will be required to target areas where cell phones would get emergency alerts on their cell phones. that was a pr

gomez was later arrested in burbank, where he is from. yesterday that there is enough evidence to send the case to trial. ( darya ) san francisco is having trouble establishing regulations for the legal recreational marijuana market which begins this january. critics of legal pot are trying to restrict where it can be sold. the san francisco board of supervisors is set to take up the issue today. the board may vote on a measure to allow the sale of 'recreational' marijuana through existing 'medical' marijuana stores... as they continue to figure out where it will allow new stores. (darya) gilroy police are warning people after a credit card skimmer was discovered at a gas station. police say they were swamped with credit card fraud cases over the weekend. they discovered the majority of victims used their cards at the valero gas station on first street. a skimming device was located on one of the pumps. investigators believe it was active for at least a week. they are encouraging people to check their bank statements for unauthorized purc

reporter: veteran assistant director jason roberts is giving a class to aspiring background actors at burbank's legendary central casting. one of his students is 67-year-old abe rogeland. he used to own a logis company. that went south in the recession. now he's pursuing his love of acting full-time, partly because he needs the money and says he's not the only one on the set who does. >> a lot of them cashed out their iras ready. a lot of them are working because they have to pay the rent. social security is just not making it. >> reporter: the employment benefit research institute found 42% of people working for pay after retirement need the money to get by. but at the same time, almost all of them also do it for fun. >> i get bored. >> reporter: 77-year-old walt krakowiki retired at 60 from a career at food management. now he picks up odd jobs acting, he even did a scene with cameron diaz where she washed his cadillac. >> didn' wash my car for two months after that. >> reporter: the fact is we're living longer, healthier, more active lives. that's why this senior center is a hive of activity.

. >>> the luther burbank center for the arts in santa rosa will resume performances on thursday.abc 7 news visited the center last week. the main auditorium survived the flames but an east wing filled with classroom and smaller auditorium did not. seven employees lost homes. the center had to cancel half a dozen shows. >>> the wildfires may be out but we are all aware of the struggle remains for people affected with so much loss there is a long road to recovery ahead and still so many emotional stories to share. tomorrow abc 7 news is dedicating a day to the north bay wildfires one month later. we will have special coverage in every newscast and on abc7news.com. >>> we're starting to get a little bit concerned with the rain that's coming in tomorrow night into thursday, maybe a little bit he heavier up over the burn areas than what we originally thought yesterday. i will show you that coming up in the big weather. let's talk about this morning, right now if you live in this area of blue, keep the pets inside and keep those plants protected until about 8:00 because we still have t

who could have imagined disney coming down from burbank, making a play at those fox studios?rayton: it's a bit of a surprise. it's one of those deals where, when it first comes out, you start to scratch your head. one thing that fox has going for it is this international business. obviously, disney is everywhere around the world, but they don't have the level of penetration that fox does in some of the markets in europe and india. another thing that is talked about more and more is distribution, wanting to get closer to the consumer, which is why they are doing some of these streaming services over the next few years. but, fox has a sizable stake in the sky in europe, one of the largest pay-tv providers. maybe disney is starting to look for a more direct relationship with consumers through distribution. cory: it seems like it is such an acquisition. we know the talks are over now. but it would be zigging while the rest of the industry seems to zag. they would be acquiring cable assets that are part of the fox empire at the same time that everyone else is saying, cut your loss

like the luther burbank center for the artsz will still be here. >> it seemed like it was yesterday but it also seemed like it was a long time ago. >> reporter: the ceo showing off the auditorium which survived. the east wing and a smaller auditorium did not. the roof collapsed. >> this is the path that the tubbs fire took to get to coffey park. this shouldn't be standing. >> reporter: a few feet away the fires turned dream homes to ruin. don morris son and betsy bose wlofsz working that night could not imagine any other outcome than doom. >> it was like it was snowing, but orange glow coming in, big balls coming down. >> reporter: don still hasn't returned to his apartment. >> you have to come to terms and deal with it. >> reporter: seven employees have lost homes. among them vanessa peterson. she describes being here as salvation. >> this place was gone too? >> i'd be way worse off, i'm grateful this is here. >> because? >> because i'd have to look for another job. >> reporter: instead they have a reopening on monday. >>> well, new at 6:00, a goal accomplished. repairs to the lake orv

the luther burbank center for the arts in santa rosa officially reopened. abc 7 news visited last week. the main auditorium survived the fires. a west wing did not. seven employees lost their homes. the center had to close seven dozen shows because of the fire and will refund all the tickets. the center will resume performances on thursday. >>> the sales force is using its annual dream force conference to help raise money for the north bay center. 171,000 people expected to attend this week long event. the conference shuts down howard sweet between third and fourth streets. inside the company created a national park field to coordinate with this year's trail blazer theme. it's this level of production which brings people like brian schmidt all the way back from kansas. >> it's kind of the thing to go to. a lot of my ko workers were very jealous. >> speakers include michelle obama, natalie portland and ashton kutcher. >>> new at 6:00 these rescued animals. the golden state warriors were there in oakland when the dogs and cats survived. >> laurel anthony live

like the luther burbank center for the artsz will still be here. >> it seemed like it was yesterday but it also seemed like it was a long time ago. >> reporter: the ceo showing off the auditorium which survived. the east wing and a smaller auditorium did not. the roof collapsed. >> this is the path that the tubbs fire took to get to coffey park. this shouldn't be standing. >> reporter: a few feet away the fires turned dream homes to ruin. don morris son and betsy bose wlofsz working that night could not imagine any other outcome than doom. >> it was like it was snowing, but orange glow coming in, big g balls coming down. >> reporter: don still hasn't returned to his apartment. >> you have to come to terms and deal with it. >> reporter: seven employees have lost homes. among them vanessa peterson. she describes being here as salvation. >> this place was gone too? >> i'd be way worse off, i'm grateful this is here. >> because? >> because i'd have to look for another job. >> reporter: instead they have a reopening on monday. >>> well, new at 6:00, a goal accomplished. repairs to the lake o

the luther burbank center the arts in santa rosa officially reopened. news visited the center last week. and the main auditorium there survived the fires. an east wing filled with classrooms and a smaller auditorium did not. several employees lost their homes. other shows are being rescheduled when possible. the center will resume performances on thursday. >>> well, the north bay wildfires may be under control, but we all know the struggle is far from over. with so much loss there is a long road to recovery ahead, and still so many emotional stories to share. this wednesday abc 7 news is dedicating a day to the north bay wildfires. one month later. we'll have special coverage in every newscast and at abc7news.com. >>> well, san francisco says fair wale to an icon tomorrow. in fact the air travel world will as well. united airlines will fly its last 747. abc 7 reporter wain freeman has a ticket on that flight, and here's a preview. >> reporter: the biggest open secret tourist attraction in san francisco was here right here. and yet most of us took it for

the luther burbank center for the arts in santa rosa officially reopened.visited last week. the main auditorium survived the fires. a west wing did not. seven employees lost their homes. the center had to close seven dozen shows because of the fire and will refund all the tickets. the center will resume performances on thursday. >>> the sales force is using its annual dream force conference to help raise money for the north bay center. 171,000 people expected to attend this week long event. the conference shuts down howard sweet between third and fourth streets. inside the company created a national park field to coordinate with this year's trail blazer theme. it's this level of production which brings people like brian schmidt all the way back from kansas. >> it's kind of the thing to go to. a lot of my ko workers were very jealous. >> speakers include michelle obama, natalie portland and ashton kutcher. >>> new at 6:00 these rescued animals. the golden state warriors were there in oakland when the dogs and cats survived. >> laurel anthony live with a look

. >> reporter: mark is director of operations at the luther burbank center for the arts. he's getting ready to open some areas less than a month after the tubbs fire tore through the area. >> it means a lot to many people. we are a community center. >> reporter: in the main building that houses the theater, the show will go on after just seven cancelled performances. >> we had a 50-person crew in here from rmc for the last two weeks working in multiple shifts to get every square inch of this facility cleaned up and ready for occupancy. >> our staff has been working outside to sort of get rid of all the remnants of the fire. >> reporter: rick noland says the campus lost about 30,000 square feet of its 140,000 square foot campus. >> what we have lost is a group of classrooms that serve and as the inova center for education school. >> reporter: it's believed they have a temporary location but evidence of another loss can be seen in the ashes, an instrument lending library. >> we lost about 200 instruments. we know it was about $120,000 value but the values really about getti

a feeing is scheduled for 5:00 in santa rosa at the burbank center.of engineers started to clean up thousands of properties destroyed in the fire after the epa cleared out hazardous materials. property owners have until next monday now to either sign off on the corps of engineers cleanup or hire a private contractor. they hope to have the home sites cleared by early next year. >>> following the wildfires, many were critical about the emergency alert system. now sonoma county officials say the system will be get be a much needed upgrade. the sec ruled that all carriers will be required to send emergency alerts to cell phones. that was a problem during the north bay wildfires. only people with land lines received the alerts and many people have cut those land lines and rely instead on a smart phone. many people though are critical about the plan which is run by the government saying it could lead some people to ignore potentially life-saving warnings due to alert fatigue. only about a third of the u.s. uses emergency alerts on their cell phones. >>> the

the looser burbank center for the arts reopens today. >> the remaining space was undamaged, a quarter of it was damaged in the fires. that includes the building that was a school for students with autism and $120,000 worth of instruments used by students. the box office opens today and the performance set for wednesday. >>> over here, the commute looks standard. we have a couple thing that is are a little unusual. the tri-valley and east bay, not yet. a crash southbound 880 and washington. that's basically where 238 meets the freeway. may be an issue. a crash and two vehicles involved have moved to the shoulder. you see the slowing out of hayward and castro valley. we are pretty much on schedule for a typical commute as far as the build goes there. the bay bridge, an early start at the toll plaza. got started early, now back to the normal build. some folks were able to benefit from the hour we gained for sleep. the tri-valley looks standard. kari, do we have an extra hour coming up next weekend? >> already looking ahead. >> let's get another hour. >> it makes it easier to get out of b

a meeting scheduled for five at the luther burbank center. the army corp. of engineers started cleaning up thousands of properties destroyed in coffee park. this after the epa cleared out hazardous materials. property owners have until next monday to sign off on the clean up or hire a private contractor. authorities say they hope to have all the sites cleared by early next year. there is been criticism after the fires of the emergency alert system used to warn people. now officials say that the system will get the upgrade. this past week the ftc ruled that all wireless carriers will be required to send emergency alerts. only people with land lines receive the alerts. the morning ons 2 the nine will be live in santa rosa and napa tomorrow morning. there will be interviews with city, business and law enforcement leaders to see how the recovery is going and i know you were also have more information on -- how people can continue to support the area. back to you. >> look forward to taking the show on the road. thank you. >>> today the san jose city council is e

at fox you get your chance to see christmas story live at warner brothers studios in los angeles burbank , california, the prize includes airline flights, two nights in a hotel, transportation, all you have to do is go to our web site fox 29.com and the rules are right there for the contest. >> get your chance to go to l.a. because we were supposed to go to the eagles game and now that is not happening. >> that was back on but now nfl will move it to the night game, prime time game so that preincluded us. >> excuses, sue. >> 6:15. >> if you get tickets i'll go. >> i could not get tickets last night for sixers. >> why don't we just talk about the weather. they are talking about the weather. sorry. we have jet stream to our north, we have cold air, staying to our north which means we have got a nice weather pattern with milder temperatures going on, it is clear sky on radar, boy, just a nice stretch of weather here our next chance of rain, not today, not tomorrow, thursday and it looks like a quick shower maybe after 8:00 o'clock in the evening, moves on through a couple snowflakes in the

the burbank center for the arts will resume performances on thursday. abc7 news visited last week.le they survived the flames, classrooms in the east wing and a smaller auditorium were damaged. seven employees lost their homes. now the north bay wildfires may be under control but the struggle, that i far from over. with so much loss, there is a long road to recovery ahead and still so many emotional stories to share. tomorrow, abc7 news is dedicating a day to the north bay wildfires one month later. we'll have special coverage in every newscast and at abc7 news.com. >> you may not have realized it but election day is underway. the first big race since the last presidential election and the bay area issues on the ballot that could affect how much you pay for pot. >>> plus, making the sfx: tsfx: feet shufflingc life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see wh

those record breaking temps on tuesday ranged was 91 at bob hope airport in burbank and 81 at santa cruz... (steve) now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look outside at the embarcadero... joining us now is meteorologist lawrence karnow lawrence karnow: there were plenty of clouds and mild temperatures on this thanksgiving day. there were also a few showers in the north bay. highs today were above normal and in the 60s and 70s. you can still see a few light showers on doppler radar so if you're heading out to do any shoping you may want to bring an umbrella especially in the north bay. on the satellite picture you can see the stream of moisture coming up from the south. most of the rain continues to move to the north. some of that tropical moisture will combine with a storm coming down from the gulf of alaska. it's looking like a windy and wet storm over the weekend. if you're going to far northern california expect cool 50s and rain. in the central valley there will be partly cloudy skies and 60s to mid 70s. southern california will be sunny and bright with highs in the

gomez was later arrested in burbank, where he is from.ge ruled yesterday that there is enough evidence to send the case to trial. ( darya ) another mountain lion warning this morning in san mateo county. a mountain lion was spotted walking on woodside road near portola road in woodside the witnesses' car scared off the animal which retreated up a hillside. the mountain lion did not appear to be injured ...and was not aggressive. experts say if you encounter a mountain lion... try to look as big as possible... make as much noise as you can...and do ánotá turn your back. ( james ) new this morning... we have learned that three people were arrested at sunday's 49ers game after getting into a fight and injuring an officer. one of the men faces charges of battery on a police officer. police say the fans had been warned about their unruly behavior and eventually were asked to leave. when they refused to leave... that's when the fight started. two other people are facing misdemeanor charges. ( james ) happening today... military veterans can get

>> reporter: that was the first planning meeting for residents in coffey park taking late at the burbank center in santa rosa. at times, residents were leading the conversation. many are in santa rosa, living out of rentals, motels, living with family members or out of their cars. there's a level of frustration dealing with the loss of their homes and filling out a number of pieces of documentation and, of course, waiting out the bureaucratic process of getting debris removed from their property and starting all over again. at least last night, they discuss zed the game plan with so much up in the air. >> it's been a month. we haven't had a chance to sit down and talk about what to do to move forward. this is the opportunity to do that. >> reporter: a lot of work left to be done here in coffey park. officials are hoping to get it removed because we are expecting the wet weather which could bring a host of other problems. in santa rosa, pete suratos, "today in the bay." >> so much recovering to do there. thank you, pete. >>> two escaped inmates on the loose, but accomplices are behind bar

nbc bay area mark matthews is at the burbank center where the community meeting is about to begin. mark. >> reporter: raj we want to take inside the meeting. this is where three to 400 coffey park residents are gathering. these are folks just one month ago today were running for their lives. from the fire that burned their homes. right now james gore, the supervisor from the fourth district of sonoma county is talking to them. this meeting is going to on another hour or so. the big development today though finally the army corps of engineers has begun the scraping of the first of the 5,300 home sites that burned. a back hoe digs out the foundation of a burned up home off hopper avenue. . the next door neighbor hopes her place is next. >> i hope i'm next. they're having an issue. they're waiting for everybody, paperwork to come in. >> the army corps of engineer contractors are waiting for concentrations of home owners to agree to the cleanup as the army corps spokesman explains it doesn't make sense to do this work piecemeal. >> it means that the contractors have to pull equipment o

at disney headquarters in burbank, california, 11:00 a.m. on wall street, and "squawk alley" is live ♪ ♪ >>> good tuesday morning, welcome to "squawk alley." i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen and john fortt on the new york stock exchange. scott galloway, of course, from nyu stern school of business is at post 9. good morning, guys you can guess what we're going to talk about at the top that is acquisition talks sending shock waves through the media world. disney reportedly held discussions to buy most of 21st century fox, increased competition from rivals like netflix and control of hulu both considered part of the motivation for that deal professor, you first on this, and we talked about how it shows flexibility on both fox and disney's side in adapting to a netflix era, right >> yeah, everyone's bulking up, and because when you think about it, amazon and whole foods, facebook and instagram, the greatest acquisition that didn't happen would have been anybody buying netflix five years ago when its market cap was 1/12 of what it is now, an

that was actually a resident at a meeting that took place at the burbank center as hundreds of residents are from coffey park. this is the first planned meeting for them to determine exactly what is next. you saw residents are the ones leading the conversation. many are in santa rosa, living out of rentals, motels or living with family members or in some cases, out of their own cars. there's a level of frustration when it comes to dealing with -- they have lost a lot of things, guys. they are waiting out the bureaucratic process of getting that debris removed starting all over again. at least last night residents discussed a game plan of moving forward with so much up in the air. >> it's been about a month and we haven't had a chance to sit down and talk about what to do to move forward. there's opportunity to do that. >> reporter: officials hope to get the debris cleaned up by next year before the wet weather rolls in, which could bring a host of other problems. live in santa rosa, pete suratos, "today in the bay." >> thanks so much, pete. >>> developing this morning, two escaped inmate

a meeting is scheduled at 5:30 at the burbank center in santa rose. >>> yesterday the army corps of engineerstarted to clean up the coffee park neighborhood. after the epa cleaned out hazardous materials. property owners have until next monday to sign off on the army combs of engineers clean up or hire a private contractor. they hope to have the home sites cleared by early next year. >>> today there will be a big job fair in sonoma county to help those who lost their jobs due to the fire. employers will be offering special opportunities to help victims rebuild their lives. more than 200 companies are set to take part in this job fair, including the u.s. postal service, loginitis brewing and law enforcement agencies. it is at the casino in rohnert park. we will talk to law enforcement and business leaders to see how the recovery is going. we will also have more on how people can continue to support the region. that is tomorrow 9 on the road. >> a lot of people have been going up and eating and drinking a little more. the mayor of calistoga says business is about 50% what was it used to be. not

." ♪ five years ago, entrepreneur mark biren started wick[ed], a candlemaking company out of burbank,candles into well-known retailers such as urban outfitters and l.a. celebrity hot-spot kitson. mark: this one is definitely paid. sam: how do we know it's paid? -mark: call them. -sam: okay. lemonis: but despite its initial success, wick[ed] has experienced a slump in sales and is struggling to keep its doors open. mark: doesn't look like urban's going to be reordering our pre-dripped this season. [ sam groans ] lemonis: the candlemaking industry is very competitive, and i'd never given it serious thought until i saw mark's artwork. his knack for design is exactly what a brand needs to stand out on a shelf. with my help, i'm confident he and sam can get back on track and eventually take these candles nationwide. ♪ i'm trying to find wick[ed]'s manufacturing facility. i see some trash and some empty boxes. i expected some sort of manufacturing setup.

. >>> the luther burbank center for the arts in santa rosa will resume performances on thursday despiteamage. as you can see the main auditorium survived the flames but an east wing filled with classrooms and a smaller auditorium did not. seven employees lost their homes. the center had to cancel half a dozen shows. >>> the north bay wildfires may be under control but we all know the struggle is far from over. with so much loss there is a long road to recovery ahead and still so much emotional stories. tomorrow abc 7 news is dedicating a day to the north bay wildfires one month later. we will have special coverage in every newscast and at abc7news.com. >>> we will start with some freezing cold temperatures possible up near ukiah and slipping down into the northern parts of sonoma county. we have a frost advisory until 8:00 this morning. keep the pets in if you can and keep those plants covered. then get them uncovered because there is a whole lot of sunshine coming in the forecast. 37 menlo park, 40 redwood city right now, 41 in foster city, everybody's in the mid to upper 40s on the pe

. >>> the luther burbank center for the arts in santa rosa will resume performances on thursday despiteering fire damage. we visited the center last week. the main auditorium survived the flames but an east wing filled with classrooms and a smaller auditorium did not. seven employees lost their homes and the center had to cancel half a dozen shows. >>> the north bay wildfires may be under control but we all know the struggle is far from over. with so much loss there's a long road to recovery ahead and still so many emotional stories to share. tomorrow abc 7 news is dedicating a day to the north bay wildfires one month later. we will have special coverage in every newscast and abc7news.com. >>> now your accuweather forecast. >> head up to the north bay real quick just to talk about this area. remember we had the thick fog we just talked about that. temperatures possibly getting near freezing so we could have freezing fog on some bridges and exposed surfaces off the ground and that will last through about 8:00 in the morning. let's head all the way down to the south bay where it's 39 righ

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records in great falls, tucson into burbank. country is concerned, snowshowers in the northeast. plenty of sunshine through the south. looking at the record highs in the southwest. a flood threat in the pafic northwcies >>> good morning. i'm first alert meteorologist krystal klei. today we're starting with morning showers. they're exiting the area through the next few hours. then we're looking at sunshine in the afternoon. 54 degrees in center city. 52 west chester. 50 for the high in kutztown. also expect breezy to windy conditions this afternoon. gusts 25 to 30 miles per hour. trenton, 54, as well, for the high. 56 ocean city. wilmington with a forecast high of 56 degrees, as well. have a nice day. safe travels if you're heading out the door. happy thanksgiving. >> and and don't forget. you can get the weather you need especially this travel weekend, on the weather channel on cable. >>> coming up your airline is just a tweet away. how social media can be your best friend when it comes to traveling in the holiday season. >>> an

i can't picture people in california saying, bruno, welcome to burbank.orter: one of the proudest landmarks of harlem is the 103-year-old apollo theater. ♪ my heart can't take it no more ♪ >> reporter: with countless legendary entertainers who have graced this stage. now it's bruno's turn. to bring his magic to the iconic debut in a prime-time special. how do you feel about it? >> over the moon. i've been blessed and fortunate to play aler incredible stages. the apollo in all my history, i never played that stage. i've never been in the building. >> really? >> grew up watching "show time at the apollo." ♪ >> let's talk about that. what was that like to be on the apollo stage? >> it reminded me why i'm doing it. the apollo statement is my philosophy. it's either you got it or you bomb and they're going to boo you off the stage, and that's it. >> are you nervous about a prime-time special? what made you want to do it. >> that's stepping oust the box. >> it i always tell myself whenever i put out a concert, if i ever do a concert or dvd, i'd better make sure

those record breaking temps on tuesday ranged was 91 at bob hope airport in burbank and 81 at santa cruz (pam) we are not seeing those high temperatures here in the bay area... here is a live look outside at the san mateo bridge...(steve) time now to check on our weather... with meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: there were plenty of clouds and mild temperatures on this thanksgiving day. there were also a few showers in the north bay. highs today were above normal and in the 60s and 70s. you can still see a few light showers on doppler radar so if you're heading out to do any shoping you may want to bring an umbrella especially in the north bay. on the satellite picture you can see the stream of moisture coming up from the south. most of the rain continues to move to the north. some of that tropical moisture will combine with a storm coming down from the gulf of alaska. it's looking like a windy and wet storm over the weekend. if you're going to far northern california expect cool 50s and rain. in the central valley there will be partly cloudy skies and 60s to mid 70s. south

tucson on into burbank.e rest of the country is concerned, snow showers in the northeast. and we are looking at the record highs in the southwest. a flood threat continues in the pacific that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happeng yr neck ofheoo. >> good morning. the rain has moved out of the area. still some wet roads a few sprinkles left over but a lot headed up into new england where of course we could be seeing some travel delays later on today as well. temperature wise 51 degr right now in washington. not too cold outside but as you're commuting around today, we'll have developing sunshine. tomorrow, things look quiet weather wise. black friday, sunny skies. >> and don't forget you can get the weather you need especially this travel weekend on the weather channel on cable. >> all right, al, thank you very much. >>> coming up, your airline is a tweet away. how social media can be your best friend when it comes to traveling during the holiday season. >>> plus, steals and deals. celebr

records in great falls, tucson into burbank.he rest of the country is concerned, snowshowers in the northeast. plenty of sunshine through the south. looking at the record highs in the southwest. a flood threat in the pacifi >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist, kari hall. mostly sunny skies now. it will be a warm day for us, looking at upper 70s for the south county. concord, a high of 71 degrees. 75 in san jose. san francisco, up to 70. 20i7 in santa rosa and the next several days, the temperatures stay warm. we'll see more clouds moving in by the weekend. the temperatures cool off. we'll have rain moving in late on saturday. we'll have the latest updates on that. >> and don't forget. you can get the weather you need, especially this travel weekend, on the weather channel on cable. >>> coming up, your airline is just a tweet away. how social media can be your best friend when it comes to traveling in the holiday season. >>> and a special "steals & deals," sell bracelebrating a te stores in your communities. >>> and sheinelle wit