it's going to be warm, and you're saying go to the beach? >> absolutely. if you can. >> if you can. >> if you've got the day off. it's going to be beautiful everywhere across the bay. regardless if you can't make your way to the beach, we'll take you there. hazy from our san francisco shot but fog-free across the bay area. offshore winds driving high surf later today. if you're headed to the beach, keep that in mind. talking about waves that could reach up to 20 feet in some breakers especially the westerly-facing beaches. now we are talking. record heat over the next couple of days. yes, it is going to be unusually warm especially for this time of year. unfortunately, there's a small price to pay. we have to spare the air the air for today. most unhealthy levels across north bay and south bay. again, ban is on wood burn, with temperatures so warm, i don't think you'll need to use that fireplace. notice temperatures in the 40s and 50, for the most part. a bit of patchy fog across the

north bay. but really, big story this within is warm temperatures. 71 in san francisco. 76 in the north bay. 73 in the south bay and tri-valley. so really, wherever you go, it's hard to complain with temperatures like this. i know we need the rain but we are talking about the chance of rain coming up. we'll show you that in a bit. >> a little bit of sun and maybe a little bit of rain. thanks. we have new details this morning, we're getting our first look at the man who shut down an entire strip mall with a bomb threat. police hope someone will recognize him from the video and photos and come forward with information. mountain view police want you to take a look at this. this man held up the 24-hour pharmacy at walgreens on december 11th, demanding not money but oxycodone. he got away on a motorcycle. leaving a bomb behind. police shut down the strip mall for hours until the bomb squad could safely remove the package which turned out not to be a bomb.

police think the same thief hit walgreens and a rite aid in morgan hills. >> could be addicted to pain medicine, could be a dealer. we're not sure the reason why somebody would do this. we know that he's using the same method, feigning to have a bomb which, in all three, turned out to be not. >> pharmacies across the country frequently report oxycodone deaths as addicts and dealers look to source the drugs. a busy night for police in sunnyvale. first, sounds of an explosion, and then a burglary interrupted. people near downtown reported a loud explosion around 8:00 last night. turned out to be fireworks. at the same time, police received a call about a home burglary two miles away on remington drive and mary avenue. officers swarmed the neighborhood, closing off streets and searching for the burglar. >> this is not the typical friday night here remington at all. the 20-plus years i've lived

here, i think the worst thing we've had, speeders up and down the street. this is quite out of the ordernary. >> one person is under arrest in connection with the robbery. a woman killed in a hit-and-run in the south bay. it happened last night at almaden expressway and deamonte and south san jose down street from pioneer high. the womalking near the intersection but not in it. it's not clear if she was hit by more than one driver. a muni crash in san francisco blocked an intersection for hours yesterday evening. the scene at the corner of yolola. a car ran head-on into an el muni train, derailing it. the driver and child in the car were taken to the hospital with seriously injuries, we're told, that are not life threaten. more cases of the measles in the bay area.

this morning, nine confirmed. santa clara, san mateo counties have two cases of the measles, and alameda county has five. alameda county also where health leaders asked parents of 30 babies to quarantine themselves because of possible exposing sure. it's a precaution because none of the 30 children have shown symptoms but no one is taking any chances with the disease that's so contagious. >> you may get a recommendation to have a blood test, check on your immunity, or the recommendation may be to get another shot. really, no harm in getting another shot. >> statewide, 68 measles cases, 48 linked to people who visited disney land. and just like you heard in that sound bite, experts are urging everyone to get vaccinated even if you have already been. we've learned that a second livermore church recently has been tagged with offensive graffiti. we first reported thursday night. police are stepping up patrols near holy cross lutheran church

graffitied twice in the past two weeks. police are investigating the incidents as hate crimes. and as we've reported last night, the church of jesus christ of latter day saints also hit, the churches are next door. police believe the crimes are related. in the south bay, it was clearly work of teenagers. that's what administrators are saying at morgan hill's paradise valley school. police documented swastikas, obscenities and the letters kkk. investigators looking at video in hopes of finding the vandal whose hit nearby homes and cars, as well. the racist words and images were covered up yesterday morning before students arrived. there are a lot of unanswered questions this morning, but we know this, expensive wine swiped from the famed french laundry restaurant has been found. but the story of the wine heist is far from over. and many say high-end wine

attracts criminals. "today in the bay's" jean elle out explains the dark side. >> you have to be on a specific mailing list to get any wines and the wait to get on the mailing list is incredibly long. >> reporter: a wait to wait for a bottle of screaming eagle. k & l wine merchants says access can cost you. >> up to $3,000. the 1992 vintage around $5,000 a bottle because the inaugural release and there aren't many. >> reporter: the cult line is one of the pricey labels stolen from the renowned french laundry restaurant christmas night. someone broke in and snagged more than 70 bottles worth as much as $300,000. >> they mail that inventory to everyone in the industry who would likely see it. >> reporter: looking for anybody who would sell it through an auction. >> move through an auction house or wine broker. >> they landed in the hands of a private collector across the

country. detectives found most of the bottles in greensboro, north carolina. >> wines were recovered from a person we are categorizing that at this point as being unsuspecting at the time the wines were stolen. >> reporter: no arrests have been made. the high-end wine industry is attracted attracted to thieves and counterfeiters in 2012 the fbi arrested a man in southern california, excusing him of selling more than $1 million of wine at action. stringer says he won't buy without a paper trail. >> the best documentation they can have, original credit card receipt, invoice from the chateau or winery itself. >> reporter: private collectors keep their investment at a storage facility, or have tight cellar security. >> applications on your iphone if your cellar door is opened it will send you a text mettage notification. >> reporter: technology that could prevent another high-priced wine heist in napa valley.

>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, some of hollywood's biggest stars are on set in the east bay. the movie shoot that has one community buzzing this morning. and it's probably helped you kill time during a flight. what soon will be missing from your seat back's pocket.

good morning to you. taking a live look outside in sunol this morning at 7:10 on saturday. going to be in the 70s today. a bit of haze at the golden gate bridge, not seeing the fog that seems ever so present. north of the golden gate bridge today, temperatures will be in the mid-70s, even nearing 80. big a-list hollywood stars were in berkeley overnight, filming scenes for a new movie. the movie about the late steve jobs but call it apple, the early days, with actor seth rogen, jeff daniels and michael

as if bender, re-creating the trial that has us biting into the apple phenomenon. more from berkeley. >> people are excited, you can tell. >> reporter: in berkeley, taken back to the '80s and '90s. older vehicles parked along the street, even license plates were changed to the old blue and gold, to make the area look authentic. and the extras had to wear clothing and hairstyles no longer in fashion. >> my dad told me about it, and i was like, oh, if they're filming in berkeley, it not like a huge movie. they film the big movies in l.a. >> reporter: but it is big, with a-list stars, the movie concentrates on the early relationship between steve jobs, played by michael as fassbender. kate winslet also stars in the movie. the only celebrity we spotted was jeff daniels.

>> ten feet further, we're afraid of our frame left caught here. >> reporter: fans could not get too close, the overnight shoot at the restaurant drew mostly seth rogen fans. >> i love "the interview," hilarious. interesting to see mysterious role. >> reporter: the movie will shoot scenes? san francisco at some point and the south bay this weekend. carla knows she'll be an extra for the next scene, but everything else is top secret. >> i saw a lincoln facebook and they're asking for extras. so it's filmed in san jose. i'm waiting on an e-mail about the details. >> we can't afford to pay ourselves. >> reporter: with the steve jobs movie done back in 2013 starring ashton kutcher, some aren't sure another movie so soon is necessary. >> i don't think we do. it just seems like really stretching him out. he wasn't -- he wasn't a big role in apple. he didn't build anything. he just like, assumed the role.

nanette miranda, nbc bay area news. an emotional reaction to carpet. why so many are upset over the removal of the '80s carpet at one u.s. airport. and here in the sart morning waking up to a lot of haze, especially across the tri-valley. but no fog to report of. the other thing to note, high surf advisory if you're headed to some of the area beaches. we'll break down your forecast, coming up after this. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪

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welcome back. 7:15 saturday morning. a live look outside in dublin. hazy but beautiful as the sun rises over the tri-valley. and a look at downtown los gatos. temperatures are in the low 40s right now. temperatures across the bay area will be in the 70s on this january day. there's new reason to binge

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yeti or glow in the dark toilet seat from the comfort of your airline seat, those days may be a thing of the past. the company that publishes sky mall magazine is declaring bankruptcy. the catalog was a welcomed distraction from many 30,000 feet high. tempting passengers with trivial gadgets may not be working. a self-cleaning litter position, the magazine couldn't keep up with the digital distracts now allowed in flight. got to be honest, never ho shopped in sky mall. portland, where people are known for caring deeply what some might call quirky causes. now, people there are mourning the loss of the iconic carpet at pdx. yesterday workers removed the aquamarine carpet, a fixture of the airport since the '80s. the carpet has gained a cult following. travelers known for pausing to take pictures of their feet-they

dash to flights. before the carpet ripped up, people showed up for a last selfie. one woman got a tattoo of the pattern on her back. hey, to each their own. >> see something new every day. >> you done anthony slaughter has a look at our weekend forecast. it's beautiful. >> it is beautiful. i mean we are the envy of the nation because it's not many places that can talk about 70s today. >> in january. >> for their highs. >> yeah, yeah. >> that's what we're looking at today. get out, enjoy it if you company in fact, if you have respiratory ailments, we have spare the air. other than that, a lovely day. we have offshore winds driving clear skies right now. it's because of an area of high pressure sitting across the pacific. when you get that area of high pressure off the coast, you get offshore winds because around the area of high pressure you get a clockwise rotation. the clouds up here to the north moving up to the northeast and then you get around that area of high pressure, look at clouds south of southern california,

that's the clockwise rotation. what we've got offshore winds, going to continue to bring in very stagnant air, unfortunately for us a dry wind and a warming wind. the north bay, south bay, that's where we have the worst air quality today. we have spare the air, unfortunate nayly, for the entire bay area. waking up to clear sunshine everywhere across the bay today. beautiful conditions. even in the south bay. we've had fog over the past few mornings. even tri-valley, it's been hazy this morning, the same story. north bay, fog up there this morning. san rafael, you can see, traffic moving smoothly. haze mixed in with the fog from time to time. as we head through the day, haze is the only downside to the forecast because look at these temperatures. i mean talking 76 in the north bay. 71 for san francisco. tri-valley, you'll be at 73 for your high today. even the south bay, 73 degrees. yes, this is unusually warm for this time of year. we're talking.

record heat. san jose, 72 today. livermore, 73. santa rosa, 74. oakland, 70 today. san francisco. now the thing to note, those are record numbers. the record in san jose for this time of year 69. we'll get above that by a couple of degrees. livermore expecting to tie a record. oakland, record today 68. yes, going well above that. again, it's because of this high pressure. yes, we send our thanks to that area of high pressure. keeping dry but unfortunately again weather story for this time of year should be rain and lots of. at least if we're not going to get rain, get outside and enjoy the nice sunshine. yes if you're like me, thinking about the beach, yeah, making plans already. monterey today 74. santa cruz 75. pacifica, 72. ocean beach, comfortable at 70. and even warmer numbers for tomorrow. notice ocean beach, tomorrow 73. santa cruz, 80. yeah, let that sink in for

january. all right. it's going to be nice across the bias we head through the weekend, next two days talking about record heat. a small decline in temperatures as we head towards tuesday and wednesday, more cloud cover starts to stream in. by wednesday, we could be talking about a few showers. a little bit of shower activity, not much. i'll show you futurecast. this is tuesday. a system coming in from the south. that's going to bring in subtropical moisture. along with another system to our north. both of those converge across the bay area. we'll see more cloud cover tuesday and for wednesday. unfortunately, for us, i don't think we're going to get more than a few light showers, maybe drizzle across the east bay, north bay, and across the mountainsides. other than that, kira, very warm this weekend. and a small decline in temperatures with maybe rain by wednesday. back to you. >> sounds good. be honest, even if it were snowing, you would be thinking about the beach. >> exactly. thanks. we have more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, two alums of our bay

area proud series teaming up to help kids in need. how they're fighting frowns.

our bay area proud segment is a series of stories that we cherish. they highlight what's right with our community and often these stories get better with time. "today in the bay's" garvin thomas updates us on what previous bay area proud subjects are now doing. >> i love it, anytime i hear about connections that have been made between people who have been part of different bay area proud stories in the past, and i heard about just such a thing happening earlier this month. it's about two people, working together who have more than just doing good in common. >> it's going to be all right. you're a hero. continue doing what you're doing. >> oh. >> reporter: we introduced you to ricky earlier this month.

the once aspiring rap star's life changed when his late grandmother came to him in a dream and told him he should dress up as spider-man to lift t spirits of needy and sick children, what he did. well, superheroes and kids in need are both things barbara knows a lot about, too. we first met barbara in 2012, sewing capes to send to sick children. >> we have -- >> reporter: capes for here rose nonprofit continues to grow. and have paired with their first official superhero, ricky. the two made their first joint appearance sewing capes and lifting spirits at camp arroyo in livermore. a great update from sherry tobin, too the artist who held an earthquake art party in system. anyone could bring pieces of china, artwork, or anything that the napa earthquake smashed and turn remains into beautiful mosaics. the crowd also worked together

to create a statue covered in pieces broken by the quake. the angel was just installed at st. vinny's community garden and dedicated in memory of a late friend. can you remember anything you have ever done with a dollar? probably can't. >> reporter: we heard from robert freeman about the amazing continued success of one dollar for life. the los altos high school teacher started the charity in 2070 in which students ask nothing more than a dollar at a time. when we first talked to robert in 2012, one dollar for life helped to build 14 schools in 5 impoverished countries. they are now up to 54 projects in 8 countries, all $1 at a time. robert also tells me that kwanis international adopted his

technique and distributed to 5,000 clubs around the world. >> if you know of someone doing nice for others, go to nbcbayarea.com, search bay area proud. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up -- what would you do? an incredible video as a citizen tries to take down a thief. plus -- >> you cannot be standing here. you'd be six, seven, ten feet of water. >> a hidden beach revealed. the rare opportunity to see a side of san francisco typically under water.

>> announcer: from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> it's 7:29 on saturday morning. taking a live look outside in oakland on a hazy morning, as the sun rises ahead of what will

be a very warm saturday. makes total sense. it's january, after all. a live look at san francisco from san bruno mountain. the city will be warm as well today. good morning, thanks so much for joining us. i'm kira klapper, anthony slaughter has a look at very warm microclimate forecast. >> yes, looking good out there. i mean, i wish we could be talking about rain and snow. >> right. >> but at least if we're not talking about that, got some nice weather to enjoy the outdoors. >> gorgeous weather. >> you can't argue with 70 for daytime highs. room temperature. fog-free, but it is hazy out there. we have spare the air for today, unfortunately. we also have a high surf advisory in effect. if you're thinking about the beach, maybe you want to get out in the watt, keep an eye on the little ones, pets. and stay off the rocks and away from breakers because waves could get up to 20 feet today. we're talking about long period swells. keep that in mind. over the next couple of days,

it's going to be very warm. record heat in fact. i imagine a lot of folks in d l dell delldel deloris park. everywhere else moderate to unhealthy levels. temperatures not bad, 40s and 50s. clear skies, patchy fog. 76 wine country. 71 for san francisco. even 73 for the tri-valley and south bay. wherever you go, whatever you're doing, take time to enjoy the day because it is going to be marvelous. >> marvelous, darling. something to be thankful for, indeed. we have new details this morning, getting our first look at man who shut down an entire strip mall with a bomb threat. police hope someone will recognize him from the video and photos and come forward with information. this man held up the 24-hour pharmacy at walgreens, not

demanding money but demanding oxycodone. he got away on a motorcycle leaving what he saids and a bomb behind him. police shut down the strip mall for hours until the bomb squad could safely remove the package which turned out not to be a bomb. police think the same thief hit walgreens and rite aid in morgan hills. >> he could be addicted to pain medicine, he could be a dealer. we're not exactly sure the reason why somebody would do this, all we know is that he's using the same method, feigning to have a bomb. which in all three turned out to be not. >> pharmacies frequently report oxycodone threats, as addicts look to source their drugs. a busy night for police in sunnyvale. first, sounds of an explosion, and then a burglary interrupted. people near downtown sunnyvale reported a loud explosion 8:00 last night but turned out to be fireworks. at the same time, police received a call about a home

burglary two miles away on remington drive and mary avenue. officers swarmed the neighborhood, closing off streets and searching for the burglar. >> this is definitely not the typical friday night here on remington at all. and then in the 20-plus years i've lived here, i think the worst thing we've had are speeders up and down the street. no, this is quite out of the ordinary. >> one person is under arrest in connection with that robbery. >> two chush churches are targeted in livermore. "today in the bay's" jodie hernandez has more. >> destructive, it's diminishing and degrading. >> reporter: churchgoers are feeling violated. vandals left vulgar and disturbing graffiti on sidewalks and walls, not just once but on four occasions over the past two weeks. >> got people that are expending

energy that could be used in more productive ways that are sandblasting concrete, power washing walls. >> reporter: the holy cross lutheran church has been hit twice in recent days. as has the church of jesus christ of latter day saints. livermore police aren't taking it lightly. >> one of the churches, it was, you know, derogatory remarks about the church, about god, about heaven. >> reporter: >> we are classifying it as a hate crime. we're doing more to locate the suspects. >> we've lived across here almost ten years and never had any issues like this. this is a big deal. >> reporter: folks in the neighborhood are feeling rattled, too. they can't believe someone would target places that should be off-limits, houses of worship. >> churches especially, obviously they're going to do what they're going to do. for the sake of god itself and i just don't think they should be doing it at churches at all. >> reporter: the pastor of holy cross church says he's done a

lot of praying over the situation. he's at a loss for what's behind the attacks. >> it's understand what that accomplishes for them what need is met, what satisfaction getting by doing that, we just don't have that insight. >> reporter: jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. a medical marijuana conference held at the san jose convention center. hemp con you can get a doctor's evaluation, buy equipment, legal services. the center was packed. >> keep it steady like this, you know, help them out, give them quality medicine for a good price. >> tickets are $30. you must be at least 18 years old to attend. more than 200 mayors across the country wrapped up their winter meeting at the white house yesterday, and president obama gave a speech. sacramento mayor and former nba

star kevin johnson introduces the president as point guard of pennsylvania avenue. six bay area members were in attendance. president obama pledged his support to america's cities. >> what we know now is that successful cities and metropolitan areas end up being engines by which communities and states and ultimately nations succeed. >> the president went on to caution mayors not to be ideological about change but to focus on tangible results. tsa screeners are finding more americans trying to board airplanes with guns. tsa recovered a record number of firearms last year, get this, more than 2200. most of them were loaded. many of the passengers claimed they just forgot about them. officers say they found the most guns at dallas-ft. worth international. a showdown in the middle of

street between a man in a suit and thief carrying a machete. three thieves taking off after they hit a jewelry store in london. they got away with watches worth hundreds of thousands of pounds. a good samaritan chased after them. he tried to wrestle one of the thieves to the ground. the thief got away, as he waved around his machete. one suspect was arrested later. police recovered that machete which was at least two feet long. yikes. in other news, he coined the phrase "let's play two!" the baseball world is mourning the death of hall of famer ernie banks. he passed away at age 83. we take a look back at the life of the man known as mr. cub. >> reporter: ernie banks wasn't interested in baseball as a child. and didn't even play in high school. discovered by a negro league scout, banks signed with the kansas city monarchs in 1950.

then with the chicago cubs in 1953, becoming one of very few black players to make the major leagues without playing in minors. a shortstop, banks quickly established himself as a power hitter. >> he did it, ernie banks got number 500! >> reporter: excellent fielder as well, played all 19 seasons with the cubs, taking his place among the greats with 512 home runs. over 1600 rbi. two mvp awards and a gold glove. the man known as mr. cub never played on a championship cubs team. >> i used to dream about it every week, the world series, wake up and, god, what happened? >> reporter: always happy, banks retired as a player in 1971. he coached and taught baseball with the cubs' organization until his election into the baseball hall of fame in 1977.

his live above and beyond foundation helps underprivileged children and seniors to fulfill their capabilities. and in 2013, president obama presented banks with the presidential medal of freedom. ernie banks lived in the positive. >> this is our year to go all the way. >> reporter: he'll be remembered as a talent for the ages and as an ambassador for baseball, the cubs, and the city of chicago. kirk gregory, nbc news. >> much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up -- it was a magical and historic night at oracle arena. shooting performance like we've never seen before. we'll show you highlights.

>> announcer: you're watching "today in the bay." >> welcome back. it's almost 7:42.

taking a live, bright, sunshiny look at a quiet oracle arena. last night it was rocking as the sold-out crowd witnessed nba history. the warriors played host to northern california rivals, the sacramento kings, a night that neither klay thompson nor the fans will ever forget. let's go straight to the historic third quarter. thompson could not miss. he went a perfect 13 for 13 from the floor, including 9 shots from three-point range. klay would score a league-record 37 points in the quarter, break the old record at 33. he finished with 52 points in the game, as the warriors win again, 126-101. meanwhile, klay's dad michael is a lakers team broadcaster. tracking his son after the lakers played in san antonio. this is a picture tweeted out of the proud dad watching it all unfold on his phone.

klay talked about his dad's probable reaction. >> i saw the picture, it was funny, garrett says, probably should have 60. but that's just -- that's just nba guy in him. >> always pushing him to do better, that's why he's a good player. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up -- it's not an image you see every day. the rare occurrence that had people heading to one beach in san francisco. yeah, this morning, thinking about the beach, a warning for you. talking about high surf. breakers that could get up to 20 feet. otherwise, clear skies this morning. we'll talk more about the beach forecast and widespread 70s that are going to hit the bay area later today.

welcome back now. 7:45 the time. start off with the weather forecast. it's going to be a warm day. record heat hitting the bay area later this afternoon because of high pressure keep things really

warm. in place what we have, our offshore winds you see that on our satellite map. clouds to the north going to the northeast. around that area of high pressure, clockwise rotation, clouds moving in and offshore wind. as we head through the day, it's the offshore wind going to make all of the world of a difference. and that's because when you get that offshore wind it's a dry wind and a warming wind. so we have spare the air today from the north bay and the south bay. that's where we're going to see the worst air quality. because of that bad air quality, it's hazy out there, and that's what we're finding now across the entire bay area. hazy skies. no fog to report of anywhere. even san francisco, we've got a little haze and across the tri-valley. highs going to be comfortable. 73 south bay. 71 for the peninsula. 7 3 for the tri-valley, 71 san francisco. warm spot, that's the north bay at 76. i want to take you to the south bay now. see that haze i was talking about and really that low layer

of haze across our lower part of the atmosphere, that's going to make for unhealthy air quality the rest of the day. keep that in mind. that's the top story for weather headlines. high surf to deal with today. talking about waves that did reach anywhere from 10 to 20 feet. keep that in mind if you're hitting the beach today and tomorrow. and then record heat's with us not only today but tomorrow as well. and slight decline in temperatures as we head towards monday. high pressure off the coast, continue to drive winds offshore. futurecast doesn't show really anything in terms of cloud cover. but clear all day long, again, haze going to be out there and start the day tomorrow with another clear day but unfortunately another hazy day on the way with offshore winds in place. because it's going to sob warm today and tomorrow, you might be thinking about the beach. monterey, 74. santa cruz, 75 today. 80 for tomorrow. and even in the city, ocean beach, 70.

73 degrees. yes, it is going to be really nice and warm over the next couple of days. then we start to fall off and bring in that chance of rain. it's not a big system. maybe enough to get the ground wet and that's about. but notice temperature trend over the next few days every day, as we start the workweek, monday, tuesday, wednesday, temperatures fall off. cloud cover starts to increase. next storm system starts to take shape, expected to move in tuesday and wednesday. this is tuesday morning. futurecast does show light showery activity across the central valley, off the coast of monterey, that's a weak system moving up the coastline from the south. as it moves up, towards the upper rockies, another system coupled with that, a cold front, going to slide in. tuesday and wednesday, we'll get a good chance of cloud cover. up fortunately, the map doesn't paint a lot of green. the system moving through, not going to have a lot of rain. i think we'll maybe see few light showers across the east bay, across the higher elevations and maybe a bit of drizzle across the valley floor.

not the news we want to hear. we could use more rain. but if we're not going to get it at least we can enjoy it. 70s and the beach, right, kira? >> oh, yeah. >> all right. >> if we're not getting the rain, let's enjoy some sun. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." thanks, anthony. coming up, the phenomenon that had people rushing to catch a glimpse in san francisco.

>> announcer: you're watching "today in the bay." >> welcome back. we appreciate you starting your saturday morning with us. a live look at los gatos on a beautiful morning. seeing a bit of haze as we head north looking over the bay bridge into the port of oakland in the distance. temperatures will be in the 70s, even near 80s across the bay area today. a city as tourist driven as san francisco, where we were just looking, is bound to have very few secrets especially with

everyone sharing on facebook, twitter, instagram. but it took this week's gravitational pull of the sun and moon to reveal a sight few of us ever see. ♪ >> reporter: every day thousands of visitors from around the world comb the western tip of san francisco, walking the remains of central bath, visiting the cliff house, and ocean beach. >> really nice. >> reporter: but there's a piece of this terrain that is rarely ever visited. >> i've never been this close. >> hardly ever seen. >> the end of the line. >> reporter: the same, rare gravitational pull the moon and sun that causes what's known as king tides creates lower than normal tides, and on monday afternoon the ocean retreated far enough to lift the curtain on a hidden beach. >> so walking around this area is really a rarity because

normally it doesn't pull back so far. >> reporter: in between the cliff house and seal rock. >> all the way down from santa rosa. >> reporter: to walk a beach that rarely exists. >> usually you cannot be standing here. you'd be six, seven, ten feet of watter. >> dogs scampered, children played, people climbed where they normally can't, in the shadow of the great cliff. >> never able to come down here. >> you can see where all of the moss and the green has grown on the rock there. i haven't been to the back of the cliff house in 30-plus years. >> reporter: tides think low occur several times a year, but often during the night. the unusual daytime phenomenon prided a different angle to view this well-worn world. >> an artist painting down here by one of the rocks. >> reporter: a small window to what felt look a secret land. >> it does have a strange feeling you're somewhere where you shouldn't be. >> reporter: plenty of photographic evidence to prove

this day really happened. >> capture that moment. >> reporter: when water and land parted ways for a couple of hours. >> superbeautiful. >> reporter: proving that even in a city, not every rock is entirely unturned. nbc bay area news. >> stunning. wow. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, from the beautiful beach to cute, little puppies. our friends from pets in need join us. we'll introduce you to tucker and kermit. and we have a special if you watch nbc bay area.

>> announcer: you're watching "today in the bay." welcome back to you this morning. we have some special guests from pets in need. executive drikirector, he is he with tuck somewhere kermit. they are so cute. wrapped up like a little presidential. ready for their forever homes. and this tucker, right, the

darker one. and kermit, the lighter one. >> right. >> they're not from the same litter. >> they're not but they came into your shelter at the same time and they're acting like brothers, right from the beginning. keeping them together. >> so sweet the way they're wrapped up. if they want to adopt one other the other, they don't have to adopt both. >> they don't. we'd love that if they did. they do not have to adopt both, no. >> they are so cute the way -- i can't get over it intertwined, so sweet. and you have a goal of adoption this month? >> we do. this is the first month of our 50th anniversary. january is our goal, 43 adoptions this month, we're at 28. >> okay. >> we're hoping that folks will come to our shelter at 871 fifth avenue, redwood city in the next couple of weeks and adopt kermit or tucker or one of our other great animals. >> so beautiful. count as two adoptions? >> absolutely. >> you need 15 in the next week? >> yes, right about. >> you have a deal.

if people tell you that they watched this newscast, that is right? >> that's correct. people come into the shelter, we'll let us know, one of our staff know they saw us on tv today, then we'll waive the adoption fee. >> we like that. and so, back -- i wanted you to get in that information. back to these puppies, though, they're sweet. >> yes, they are. >> as you can already tell. what else about them? what should an adopter know. >> fully vaccinated, microchipped, spayed or neutered. we've given them all of the medical attention that they need. and they're ready to find their forever home. >> they are just the sweetest things. i hope someone adopts them. i want this one to turn his face so they can see. but they're just too snuggly together. you get the point. full of love. you want to adopt then, here for the taking. al and pets in need, thank you so much. if you'd like more information, go to the website,

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