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quarterbacks start conference championship games in each of the two seasons. mark sanchez. ben roth listberger won a super bowl in one of them. and brock purdy, elite company for mr. no longer irrelevant after the game yesterday. the here with brock purdy. >> man, it's been a fast year. you know, obviously, it didn't end how we wanted it to last year. but we figured one week at a time. so to be able to pull through and finish that for us to get back to the nfc championship, you know, obviously, i think guys are healthy for the most part after this game. and, you know, we won it. we've been thinking about it. it's been sort of in the back of our minds. last year we had the team to do it. and, you know, we feel like we didn't have a real opportunity at it after the quarterbacks got hurt in that game. so, yeah, i think we're really excited for it. we're going to take it one day at a time. find out who we play tomorrow

and be ready to roll for it. >> so funny. if you are a social media guy, we all sometimes look at when it you're covering the 49ers. there is not a lot of lukewarm stuff on the quarterback brock purdy. people think he is the best or worst. i don't understand how you can think he is the worst. he did have three losses. we mentioned he didn't have debo for them. >> look the aall great quarterbacks in the history. they've had bad games. i've seen tom brady throw three and four interceptions in a game. i've seen him come off and have off games where he has low passes. he's not in proper alignment with his wide receivers. so when brock purdy goes out for the longevity of the nfl season and you lead the nfl in every statistical category, it's almost like we just need to laugh at these people. they're not watching the game. they're not. they're really saying these things for clicks and for click bait. that's why. so, brock purdy continues to do

what he's doing throughout the playoffs. he gets the 49ers to the super bowl and win it. there is nothing else to say. i think the game manager should come off of him. that drive in the fourth quarter yesterday, he really showed that he has it. >> i agree. don't you think there is a preconceived notion. he is the last player picked. people are thinking, okay, maybe there is a reason he was the last player picked. he couldn't be that good. look, he stumbled. that's what he really s it's almost like people think about how many first round picks and number one picks become busts. >> many of them. >> there is no direct and correct science for picking a quarterback. understanding the defense and the technicalities of being a great franchise quarterback. that's what kyle shanahan did with brock purdy did and he's competing in a playoff where the other quarterbacks are number one in first round picks. >> 49ers football is always synonymous with championships. can you see why.

the upcoming is 19th in franchise history. the most in the nfl. they've only won seven of the matchups. is this the year that they get eight? >> i believe this is the year they get eight. i truly believe so. with the way that green bay packers came out and the way the quarterback came out and those receivers were starting to play and get well at the same time. i don't care if they have to run 40 times this week. play great run defense. if they cannot turn the football over. punch the shot. >> quickly, does it matter who wins the bills-chiefs? do the ravens beat either one of those? >> when you have quarterbacks like josh allen and lamar jackson and patrick ma homes and they can run around and improvise and make things happen, those three you can throw them in a hat and pick it out. you never know what might happen

based on what those quarterbacks can do for those teams. if it is the ravens, it's a rematch of the monday night. >> and then the 49ers have to come with a better game plan. they have to rush lamar jackson properly and make him beat you from the pocket. >> we'll see what happens. this is our final sports sunday presented by xfinity. great season, buddy. bring it home next week. the news is coming up next. thanks for

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next. >> thank you for joining us. a special edition of nbc bay area news. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> we're on a special time because of playoff football. tonight we're tracking another storm moving over the bay area right now. >> take a look outside. this is the south bay. the san jose. downtown to be exact. the threat of the storm set to hit overnight. people in freemont getting ready for this. loading up on sandbags today that are available over the next few days. sand and sandbags available at all freemont fire stations and the city's corporation yard, for freemont residents only. >> as we get ready for more air, let's check in. the you've been tracking this all weekend long. >> we had a little break today. p kipd of to regather ourselves a little bit. we are tracking some of that moisture moving on through. on satellite and radar, the main system is up to the north. but we are tracking some chances already of seeing that moisture moving in through the north bay

and some thunderstorms out towards the ocean. so let's take a look at storm ranger. you can see that line of storms lining up perfectly to the north bay. and about to approach san francisco right now. we're talking southern marin and even in parts of sonoma county. locally, at the surface, still calm. 10 to 15 miles an hour. the ridge tops get very gusty as we go through tonight. so, yes, that heavier storm will push on through as we go to bed tonight. the possibility of thunderstorms also exists there with a chance of seeing some flooding and gusty winds justining to barrel in as we go into the overnight hours. there is better news as we take it on and extend that forecast. we're going to finally dry out and warm up. there is a lot of details to cover. i'll be back in a little bit. >> if you haven't already, make sure to download the free nbc bay area app. can you type in your zip code to

get minutes before the rain starts following in your neighborhood. >> this week marks one year since the shooting of the coastal community of half moon bay last january. a gunman opened fire on his co-workers killing seven and injuring one more. >> this afternoon, the community is coming together to remember those victims. nbc bay area is in half moon bay with that memorial. >> the ceremony is just get under way here at the top of this newscast. the boys and girls event center here in half moon bay. hundreds of people are expected to show up. parking is already filling up here. tuesday marks the one huff year anniversary since the sheriff's department says 66-year-old shot his former co-workers at two different locations. four victims were killed at the mushroom farm and another was airlifted to a hospital with life threatening injuries. he then drove two miles to another former employer where he gunned down three more people. he was taken into custody after parking near the share you have

substation. in an interview conducted by nbc bay area a few days after the shooting, he admitted to the murders and said he was remorseful but elater pleaded not guilty to all charges. this community was left in shock and began a long mourning process with friends, family and co-workers and the rest of the community. now they're getting ready to remember all of the victims and continue the healing process that many in this community are still going through. in half moon bay, tom jenson. >> an east bay in& out burger is closing because of persistent problems with climb. it is near the oakland airport. we've been following the rash of break-ins. the restaurant closed the dining room and is only offering drive through. they've been forced to make changes too. they promised to patrol the area too. it is a hot spot for crime.

despite taking repeated steps to create safer conditions, our customers and associates are regularly victimized by car breaks in, theft, and armed robbery. it is set to close sunday, march 24th. a reporter spent six hours at the businesses along that road including that in & out burger. we sat down with the reporter behind that story. he came across a lot of car break ins during his time reporting. to watch that full interview, visit our website. >> a man is recovering after a shooting on the san mateo county coast. it happened last night at the moon ridge housing community just south of half moon bay. the here we are on the anniversary of the mass shooting there. he says deputies responded to calls about a shooting. they found one man shot. paramedics rushed him to the hospital. no word on how he is doing. this is an isolated incident. if you have anyone with information about this case, please give them a call. >> scary moments on highway 17 this morning.

you look at why. the car went over an embankment near bear creek road. the chp says speeding and slick conditions from the rain may have contributed to that accident. >> classes are scheduled to start this week at a number of cal state schools including some in the bay area. while there are students in classrooms, they will likely to be without teachers. a five-day strike is starting tomorrow. we're joining you live from cal state east bay with more. christy? >> this comes after months of bargaining the two sides have been trying to work out a new contract since june. they've not been able to reach an agreement. we had a chance to speak with the head of the california faculty association east bay chapter. he says as far as he's aware, the strike is going to happen. adding that faculty members do not want to strike. he said they're compelled to get the attention and create disruption needed to make

progress in the proposals. the strike is between the teachers union and csu. individuals are not part of the contract talks. the california faculty association represents about 29,000 professors, lecturers, librarians and counsellors and others. they're seeking about a 12% salary increase, improved working conditions among other issues. the csa says that they had no choice but to strike. there was a 5% raise each year for three years. >> we're not asking for a extraordinary amount. we're simply asking to keep pace with current inflationary trends. and to allow a group of what i think are exceptional professionals to pursue their careers and their lives in a way that is suitable and at an

acceptable level. >> cal state east bay has started up classes again and classes begin at a number of other csu campuses tomorrow. some other campuses begin after that. csu has a limited amount of funds and most reserves are restricted in how they can be used. the campuses will be open and operational. it is not canceled classes. however, they're saying that individual classes could potentially be canceled by faculty who honor the strike. they're saying that students are advised to stay in touch with professors and check class portals and e-mails for any potential changes. nbc bay area news. >> thank you, christy. we'll continue to track the latest with the csu strike. tune in tomorrow on today in the bay. >> did is your refrigerator running? that's aed about joke. but not funny for a lot of families who can firmly say, no the fridge is not running even

though it's not very old. consumer investigator says some folks contacted our response team for help. others, however, contacted a lawyer and are now making a big federal case out of the failed fridges. >> one morning i went to get milk and it was sour. >> her luck with refrigerators stink as badly as the food she tried to keep cold. first a $2800 kenmore fridge with a compressor inside died in late 2019. >> it just basically stopped working. it wasn't cold. >> she filed for warncy service. after two months of replacement parts failing and thanksgiving approach. >> what do i do? >> she broke down and bought another fridge. brained new lg. it only lived four years. >> and that just died this year. same thing. i didn't even bother calling them. >> if you're keeping score that, is one home with two dead fridges in just five years.

>> yeah. two. and unfortunately, we bought another lg fridge. i guess that is the definition of insanity, right? >> she's not alone. we researched our nationwide response complaint data base. over the past couple years, our nbc sister stations around the country have heard from dozens of upset lg and kenmore owners. her fridge failed when it was only seven months old. technicians have been to my home seven times. that sounds a lot like a story in l.a. six in one week. six repair visits and have not had a working refrigerator for two months. >> it's a nationwide issue. >> l.a. attorney represents plaintiff who's are now suing lg. she says her firm is focused on a chris call part called the linear compressor inside lg and some kenmore refrigerators.

>> we just removed the heart of refrigerator. it's what keeps the food cool. >> lg offers a ten-year warranty and 20-year durability. the but they argue in the lawsuit, compressor's lifespan is nowhere near 10 years and they break down earlier and lg knows it. she's asking a federal judge to make the lawsuit a class action because she believes droves of families are facing the same breakdowns. >> thousands, if not tens of thousands. i mean, we have been inundated with calls. >> lg previously faced litigation over its refrigerators including kpretor failures. in 2018, lg settled this different class action lawsuit. this is new and makes a new claim. fraud. she argues in this news that lg is defrauding people like betsy because they continue to make a linear compressor that falls short of its 20-year durability. >> we know that they've known

about this issue. they know that rate of failure is just unreasonably high. >> she also names in her suit several major national chain stores that sold lg and kenmore refrigerators. >> the retailers, they were aware of the issue. >> we contacted lg and kenmore about the lawsuit. lg told our l.a. responds team the company did not comment on pending litigation. it is fighting the suit in court. when lg settles the previous class action suit, the agreement said that lg specifically denied any alleged defect in the lg refrigerators. kenmore says they no longer sells refrigerators with an lg compressor. she says the new lawsuit is gaining traction. >> so currently we have 102 plaintiffs. >> she wants lg to extend people's warranties up to 20 years. and refund anyone, like betsy, who says they bought a dud lg or kenmore or two -- >> it's a tremendous hassle.

>> after 2018. >> they should make it right. i think that they could do a recall similar to an auto recall. >> if you own or own an lg or kenmore refrigerator and bought it after 2018, you can scan this qr code to find out more about the lawsuit. we'll keep you posted as the case proceeds. you can join the dozens of others who shared their refrigerator stories with us and scan this qr code to fill out our consumer complaint form online. >> all right. chris, thank you. up next, the race for the 2024 republican presidential candidate just got smaller. ron desantis and the candidate he is now endorsing. >> and olympians at the shark tank. how the u.s. youth men's hockey team is gearing up for these olympics. >> and the rain is about to arrive in san francisco. we see the cloudy skies through walnut creek as well. i'll give you the time line, details and possible impact as we track the heavy ert part of all of this week

welcome back. we're tracking the latest out of new hampshire where a surprise announcement turned the upcoming primary into a two-person race. ron desantis announcing he is dropping out of the race. >> it's clear to me that a majority of republican primary voters want to give donald trump another chance. they watched the presidency get stimied by relentless resistance and they're using law fair to attack him. agreement with donald trump on the coronavirus prompted superior to joe biden. that is clear. >> this all comes after desantis placed a distant to donald trump and then went to south carolina before quietly returning to florida on thursday with no public explanation as to why.

now we know why. >> we're in man chaster, new hampshire, and the final push for the primary on thursday. the republican field got smaller. florida governor ron desantis announced in a video posted on x that he is suspending his campaign. he thafrpgss supporters and endorsed former president trump making this a two-person race between the former president and former u.n. abc nicky haley. on the democratic side, president biden's name will be absent from the state's primary ballot. i sat down with one of president biden's challengers and philips tells me that he is hoping to build momentum here in new hampshire. tuesday's primary will be a test of voter enthusiasm for candidates. >> and presidential candidate nicky haley is in new hampshire

today. the former south carolina governor pushed on desantis' withdraw and addressing voters in new hampshire. he ran a great race. now the competition is down to her and donald trump. >> he ran a great race. he's been a good governor. and we wish him well. having said that, it's now one fellow and one lady left. there were a lot of fellows. all the fellas are out except for this one. and this comes down to what do you want? >> and we will, of course, be tracking the results from the new hampshire primary this week. our political analyst will join us for a breakdown of what's ahead tomorrow in our 5:00 newscast. and we're not online, can you get the latest online at nbcbayarea.com. >> speaking of elections on the

peninsula, the election leaders are asking people to help test the accuracy of the voting system. they're inviting folks to observe voting software ahead of the march presidential election. the county said that it does it for every election. the county samples ballots, casting, exercises to verify that votes are correctly tabulated and recorded. now you still need to register to vote? we have a tool to give you the information you need. you can just scan the qr code right there on your screen. it will take you directly to a website. it has details about mail in voting and election day and more. the u.s. youth olympic men's hockey is at the shark tank gearing up for the youth olympics. the 2024 youth olympic games are under way in south korea. our camera was there while they practiced to day.

that team won medals in the last two youth olympics. listen to what the coach had to say. >> usa hockey is in a good situation right now. i think when the kids get together, they expect to win. and we expect a medal. i think the kids are gearing up for a gold medal performance and we think we can get there. >> the youth men's hockey team will practice tomorrow and then fly to south core eechlt the team plays first game there friday. >> all right. so let's talk about olympians and sharks. there are a couple bay area olympians before last night's game at the shark tank. swimmers were there for a pregame popup vent. the sharks game them personalized jerseys. you see them wearing it there. both uc berkeley graduates. they wore the jerseys during the game. you might call it luck. the sharks beat the ducks 5-3. >> sharks can use a lot of that luck. that's fantastic. >> yes, indeed.

4:30 right now. let's get a live look in the sierra. you can see the wintry scene right there. bringing more rain and snow to northern california. they're tracking eight more inches of snow on the upper mountains in the last 24 hours alone. so i know cynthia we've been talking about the sierra. you said, don't try to go there this weekend. >> it is slushy out. there once you get to the higher elevations, there is snow showers coming on through. and we also have the wintry weather that is going to stick us with at least through tuesday. please avoid traveling up there if you k best to just hunker down and get through what we have going on here in the bay area. we have the latest storm arriving now. the north bay getting soggy at this hour. it's starting to come into the peninsula too.

it just made a heavier cell and approaching petaluma. and then it will push through the mountains. they'll be pretty heavy. daily city, parts of 280 getting slick road action as well as parts of this area and the east foothills of san jose. let's get you hour-by-hour details of the heavier part of the storm is that set to arrive. san francisco seeing the heavy of the rain. everybody else is hit or miss as we make into the oest cocoa county and some rain light right now starting in the south bay. but as we take it into the overnight hours, the wind is going to start to howl. the storm is going to start to come down on us. it won't stay with us through the morning commute. so now is a chance to kind of figure out your plans for what you're going to do for school

and for work. we're going to paint on some more rain totals in addition to what we've already gathereded. two, three inches. as we take it on this model to tuesday morning, we're looking at those rain totals about an inch to two more on top of what we've seen. that's why we have a flood watch in effect through the north bay. we're going to wash the river and that minor flood stage early monday morning with a possibility of seeing some shallow landslides. so rocks and debris in the roadway. as we take it into the winds, let's talk about the ones on the coast. you see the colors of the orange there out of the south. 15, 25 miles per hour locally. but gustier on those ridge tops. maybe charge up your devices and be careful of any downed trees. keep it in the long-range forecast, we'll see another chance of rain as we go into late tuesday and wednesday. this is a little bit more scattered and light in action.

we're going to start to build things differently as we go into thursday and late week. notice as i extend the seven-day forecast, a bit of a stormy start to the week. a bit of a clearing for tuesday. light rain on wednesday. but then we start to dry out and stay that way for a couple more days, giving everybody the opportunity to kind of settle a little bit. the inland valleys, low 60s, a dip there in the temperatures on wednesday. but then every day that, we'll slowly build and possibly be into the upper 60s and maybe some 70ss with take it on into sunday. there is a very important game coming up. >> yes. this is ideal. >> i know. perfect. >> detroit is going to love it when they get here. >> they'll love the weather. >> yeah. all right. thank you. >> up next, thousands of parents calling on tiktok to make some changes. the growing concerns surrounding the app's use of artificial intel sequence and how that can impact teenagers.

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there is heavy smoke rising from the israeli side from the border on the 107th day of fighting. they say today is one of the deadliest days with 178 palestinians killed in the past 24 hours alone. the war began on october 7th. 1200 people were killed. the terrorist group took 240 people hostage. that figure is now down to half after some released or killed during bombardment. >> in rome, pope francis is calling for piece in gaza and ukraine and other troubles

regions thousands came to st. peter's square. there were the release of six nuns that were kidnapped there. they're call on everyone to stop the violence that caused so much suffering in haiti. >> sarah ferguson, the duchess of york, has been diagnosed with skin cancer. they found cancer after removing several moles. the 64-year-old also known as fergie married to prince andrew. she was treated last year for breast cancer. this comes after king charles had an operation for enlarged pros state. kate had a planned surgery on her abdomen. >> up next, some bay area cities are rougher for renters than others. we investigate the playses where affordable housing is no longer affordable.

when we talk about housing, financial xpers say you should spend no more than one-third of your pay on housing. that doesn't fly around here. new data reveals renters are having the toughest time. our investigative reporter dug into the numbers. >> it's too much. way too much. >> ridiculous. ridiculous. >> latisha jones and her three family moved from san francisco to pittsburgh 13 years ago because living in the city is no longer affordable. at the time, prices in pittsburgh seemed fair but not anymore. >> people are, you know, scrambling trying to figure out how to pay bills and keep the

lights on. do i pay the car insurance or buy food? it's one of those type of things? and do you keep a roof over your head? >> new estimates for 2022 show three quarters, 73% of renters in pittsburgh were burdened by housing costs, meaning they spend more than 30% of their income on rent. pittsburgh top cities across the bay and fourth overall nationwide. >> they're so high that i decided not to move here. >> arthur says when he was ahunting, he began so discouraged by the high rent he decided to move out of state instead. >> i said never mind. i decided to just live in omaha, nebraska, and do my work here . >> how much you are paying out there? >> it's not even comparable. i have a two bedroom pent house condo for $2200 a month. 1500 square feet. >> when we look at the city with the highest rent burden all over the bay area, three of the top ones were here in this county.

anti-of course is the only city when the number went down after the pandemic. still, it does burden renters to make the top five. at the county level, contra costa has the highest number of burdened renters in the bay area. san francisco had 40% facing costs. they recommend to spend only 30% of income on your housing. let me laugh. yeah, no. >> they now pays double. she says a home like hers rents for $2500. >> and then try to make us pay,

you know, almost three fourths. >> what percentage do you take of a paycheck? >> more than a third. so it was more than an entire paycheck was my rent. >> so how are they able to keep a roof over their head? >> i mean, roommates. roommates. >> you have to kind of juggle it and figure it out. >> there are positive signs for renters. local housing market cools, average rent, we're told in the bay area this month fell about 13% versus this time last year. that's according to zillow. >> if you have a story for us or anyone in our investigative unit, give us a call. >> two important laws can determine the fed rate policy on thursday. we'll get a look at how much the

economy grew or sh rank when the gdp numbers come out. on friday, the federal reserve's inflation measure personal consumption expenditures is set for release. it will give the fed new data to consider before the central bank meets later this month to determine whether to cut rates or keep interest rates steady. the cost of a stamp is going up again. a forever stamp will cost two cents more now. if you don't know whether to feel annoyed, you can still mail a greeting card for less than a buck. noah france is here to help you sort out any questions around postage. >> 66 cents to mail a letter from every corner of the country to any other corner of the country is a good bargain. two quarters, three nickels, one penny. that's it. the five service increases over

the last three years does feel like a lot. so let's zoom out for perspective. for 100 years after the civil war, you could mail a letter for less than a nickel. but when we adjust the prices for inflation, you'll see they're pretty consistent with where we are today. it's just that the postal service is no longer trying to keep up with the cost of horses and buggies. it doesn't need the rates now to invest in long-term efficiencies, especially first class mail volume plummets and package delivery soared. >> i believe this plan will be critical in ensuring the postal service has a resources, personnel, and infrastructure needed to continue to perform the vital services to the american people. >> the postal service wants customers to know it generally receives no tax dollars for operating expenses. americans believe the agency was underfunded by the government which suggests there is sympathy for the institutions net loss last year. it suggests more wiggle room for future adjustments to what the

postal service says is the stamp price the most affordable in the world. and when you consider another january pull, 87% of u.s. adults didn't know the exact price of a u.s. stamp. you have to wonder will americans even notice another two cent increase? nbc. >> coming up next, it is one of the biggest nights in hollywood. we're looking ahead to the academy awards nominations. nominations coming out this week. week. looks like "bar not just any whiteboard...

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an exciting week for film lovers. oz car nominees for best actor, actress. they will be announced tuesday morning. "barbie" and "oppenheimer," your favorite. >> i did like it. >> both expected to bring in the most nods following the series

of wins at the golden globes and the critics choice awards. killers of the flower moon is also a top contender. this year's 96th annual academy awards airs march 10th and hosted by jimmy kim will. >> virgin galactic is gearing up for the next space flight. galactic six will take off on friday. they'll take the space flight to low earth orbit. and then that's it. come on back home. by the way, tickets for the mission set each passenger back about $450,000. >> that's a lot of money. >> man. >> yeah. >> for two hours. the. >> cynthia is here now. i know you're tracking a busy night ahead weather wise. >> those were two of my favorite things, barbie and science. we have it all here. rain is pouring in santa rosa. that is going to continue as we go into this evening and the

overnight hours. we have the heavy storm that is going to sweep on through the rest of the bay area in the next couple of hours. i'm talking the timing, the possible impact for your money commute and whe we'lln

let's step outside on this sunday evening. looking out live from our camera. that storm ranger, is it on? >> yeah. >> and it's probably having trouble seeing anything under the clouds. it can check out rain coming this way. there is no view out there. >> use it on your phone. we have a lot to track as we go on into tonight. we're already seeing the rain pushing in through parts of the north bay. let's get a check of the micro climate forecast for everything you need to know on this sunday night. the rain has yet to arrive in dublin. san bruno mountain and storm ranger is going to put in a lot of work over the next couple of hours. we're already seeing the form

lining up through the north bay and san francisco. we're taking it tlo richmond and oakland and light and scattered. it has yet to arrive through here in san jose and the santa cruz mountains. we're going to get very gusty winds on top of the ridges. i'm talking about 40, 45 mile-per-hour winds out of the south. everybody else should be in between that category of 20 to 30 mile-per-hour winds. we already saturated ground and we're going to get more rain ahead. taking it hour by hour for you. we roll into 8:00, 9:00, the pockets of those purples and reds really frightenen me at

this hour for the north bay which is why we have that flood watch in effect through tomorrow evening. we're going to see that rain become more widespread and heavy at times as we go on later on tonight on air at 11:00. we'll be here talking about where the heaviest part of that rain is. and it will continue to stay with us as we go on into the monday morning commute. much plan ahead for this. we talked about flooding. we'll guide you through this one. russian river, it's going to enter that minor flooding stage of 15 feet. as we go into monday morning and around noon, right there where you see the peak of this purple line, it will start to recede a little bit. if if you know anybody in that area, make sure that they're aware of what is going to be happening over the next 12 hours as we go on into monday. taking it a little further. we'll see a chance of rain, light, as we go on into

wednesday. what we're going to do next is build a little bit of high pressure that's going to block those systems away from the bay area. we're going build the high pressure and see the return of the sun and bump p up temperatures a little bit. look at san jose over the next couple of days. we could be going into the upper 60s and 70s. those are above average temperatures. san francisco won'ting left behind. it is a stormy start. then we start to dry out. the temperatures will feel mild in the city and our inland seven-day forecast, no more chilly overnight temperatures. we'll eventually bump them up into the upper 60s, possibly low 70s as we roll into sunday's game here at levi. >> that will be nice. for sure. we just have to get through tonight. >> thank you. >> coming up, she is second to none. she becomes college basketball's all time winningest coach. reaction from the stanford head

coach herself next in sports.

history on the farm. stanford becomes check basketball's all time winning coach. >> the cardinal legend passed former duke coach mike she had a career high 36 points. she had 12 rebounds. cardinals win 65-66. by the way, that is win number, ready for this, 1,203 for her. here's the coach after her milestone victory. >> i'm really excited for our team. and to be able to share it with all the fans much it's awesome. it means i coached a lot of great players and great staff.

i'm so blessed and so thankful. hi, mom! >> i love it. congratulations, coach. fantastic. all right. >> okay. and this is also what everyone is waiting for today. we know who the niners will be playing in the nfc championship game. jared goff, big reason why the lions are in the championship game. second quarter here, goff hits josh reynolds. goff shows the second touchdown of the game. lions beat the bucs 31-23. all headed home to the bay area to face the niners in the nfc championship. >> to go back home a little bit. play in front of friends and family. yeah, they're a great team. it will be a great matchup. they're not going to leave here for quite some time. and this is our last one in front of them.

they were special tonight as they were last week. they deserve it. they deserve this. they deserve to enjoy. this i hope to give them a lot more going forward. >> how many tickets does very to leave at the ticket office? >> probably 100. >> all right. let's talk about the niners now. they're in the nfc championship for the fourth time for the past five seasons. they overcame the rain and samuel beat the packers 24-21. what a game. devo missed most of the game after hurting his shoulder. christian mccaffrey and a six-yard run. a minute to go in regulation. second interception and there is that interception. they're one win away from a trip to the super bowl after that dramatic come back over green bay. >> by no means was it perfect. i was very frustrated and also extremely proud. and really pumped. >> get back to the nfc championship.

you know, obviously, i think guys are healthy for the most part after this game. and, you know, we want it. we've been thinking about it. it's been in the back of our minds. we had the team to do it. we didn't have a real opportunity at it. we're real jited for it. >> and everyone else is, too. >> all right. so when is the nfc championship game? 49ers hosting the championship next sunday at levi stadium. that's the nfc championship. and that is kickoff, 3:30 p.m. >> cynthia is talking about temperatures 65 to 70. >> big part of the beatles history is going up for auction next month in san francisco. it's a handwritten notebook page penned by paul mccartney himself. it is a working manuscript for lovely rita which is on the sergeant pepper album. prices marked at $650,000. it could go for more.