balance. there will be a more hands-on approach with the team and one name who continues to be mentioned for potential openings with the 49ers is mike shanahan. they have spoken to him on a number of occasions. is it time to move on and should the yorks get more involved? >> absolutely. when you're the owner of the ball club and the team is not performing up to the standard of the san francisco 49ers and that's winning super bowls, guess what, it's time to make a change and i think that time is now. mike shanahan was in the running last year and i do believe baalke was probably the reason why he didn't get hired last year. >> yeah, because mike shanahan would want to be in charge of the roster of player personnel as well as a head coach. >> oh, yeah. >> do you think at this point in time -- and you know him.

he won a super bowl with the 49ers with the offensive coordinator, with steve young. is he at a point in his career where he would want a front office job or does he want to coach? >> he wants to coach. and he's hungry. and i think when you're out of the game for a few years, like he has been, you know, he's had a lot of time to think. and he's wanted back in but hasn't been able to get back in. i believe he'll be very successful. >> that did not end well with the rg3 saga that went down. but devil's advocate here, he won a lot of games, two super bowls, one playoff game without john elway as a quarterback. >> that is true. and, hey, you can look at all of the great coaches that have coached in the national football

league and there's one thing in common. >> yep. >> they usually have a great quarterback. so -- >> hard to find. >> it's very hard to find. but that's one thing. he's very good at coaching quarterbacks and he's great with the offense. at the end of the day, he's a phenomenal football coach, great with personnel and knows how to run the front office. i do believe the 49ers need a guy like mike shanahan. >> and does chip kelly's fate lie with whoever comes in? if it's mike shanahan, chip kelly would be out, right? >> there's rumors that chip may go back to college. >> right. >> i've heard those rumors. but at the end of the day, maybe mike would come in and just be a general manager. i don't know if that's what he would really like. but i think he would take the job for sure. >> he comes from that coaching. >> he does. >> time for our play of the day

brought to you locally by california water service committed to value. back to back drives, matthew stafford responded with another game-winning touchdown. this time, it was with his leg. he had a bad hand. 7 yard touchdown run. that's an nfl victory this season, bill. he keeps doing it despite a shaky game. he finds ways to win. >> he does. he's been hot. i would not think he would have done what he did running the football there. >> yes. it was gutsy. the hand was hurting and he took it and detroit beat chicago. all right. we dive into the afc picture playoff, next, and see where the raiders stand in the race for the post season. stay right here.

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welcome back. a look at the playoff picture in the afc after thursday night's loss all the way to fifth in the conference. they have to face the raiders tomorrow night. steelers in control of the north and texas in the south. broncos own the last wildcard spot. the steelers are on a roll. they've won four straight which brings you our dodge player of the day, visit dodge.com to learn more. and it is the steelers leveon bell. a career high of three touchdowns and catches, 62 yards. that's 298 all perfect yards. >> scary. >> i know. everyone talks about antonio brown. bell may be the best offensive threat in the national football league. now, they are also in control of the afc west with the raiders

loss to kansas city. we felt like they had a chance to win that spot. it was not a good showing. do we feel differently? where are we in the picture? >> you know, i feel differently in one way and carr had a bad day. they lost. now, how does he come back and redeem himself? that's going to be the big question. if he comes back and plays lights out against the san diego chargers, then erase that game and just realize that guys are going to have a bad day every once in a while. >> now, what team in the afc scares you the most right now? >> the new england patriot, the steelers and the raiders. in that order. >> okay. >> and the reason why is i go with quarterbacks. when you get to the playoffs, so i go with tom brady, number one, ben roethlisberger, number two,

and i'm going to go with derek carr number three. that's my order. of course, you have alex smith. i don't believe in alex smith come playoff time. i go with the top three quarterbacks and that's -- so that's going to be new england, the steelers and then the raiders. >> who win this is division afc west? >> i hope that the raiders can win. i really do. but i think kansas city. we'll just have to do it going through the wildcard. >> it's a tough one because they've got to go to san diego. the chargers are always going to be tough for them. you have to finish up at denver. >> i tell you what, the colts scare me. you know, with andrew luck at any given day what he's able to do, i worry about that one but denver, last game, it will be colts again. >> again. >> well, it's on to san diego. it will not be cold there.

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emotional services for the victims of the oakland right now at 9:00, honoring the lives lost. emotional services today for the victims of the oakland warehouse fire. as many questions surrounding

the investigation remain unanswered. plus, a disturbance among inmates at a jail. why extra resources had to be called in to keep the peace. but first, the aftermath of a very strong storm hitting the bay area. serious concerns about erosion along the coast. >> good evening, everyone. i'er mcsweeney. >> and i'm peggy bunker. it's the end to a very wet weekend for much of the bay area as there was pounding rain. >> taking a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, moving smoothly. and boy is it. the rain is not going to last long. let's go live to rob mayeda. >> there's a live look outside and not much fog. pretty picture there looking live outside. let's show you what the radar is finding right now around the bay area. you can see a few areas of

prec precipitation aloft. a few sprinkles here. the main event getting its act together off to the west and does have the tropical moisture which aims it towards the bay area and bringing us at least three days of a rain as we head into the week. the timeline has a potential of heavy rain at times and thankfully around the north bay which could lead to localized flooding like saturday. more wind and gusty conditions could lead to downed trees and power impacts around the bay area. we'll give you an hour by hour outlook when to expect the heaviest rain coming up in the microclimate forecast. >> thank you, rob. marianne favro has a developing story. marianne, more erosion along the coast that led to a serious warning? >> it certainly did, terry. neighbors tell me that this sign you see right here went up

yesterday closing beach access because of erosion and a sinkhole. that erosion has certainly made a path too dangerous. heavy rains and landslides have hit the coast hard recently and neighbors say it's something that they've grown accustomed to here at pacifica. >> it's a constant battle. if you look at the sidewalk, it's very narrow. it's just a shadow of how it was years ago. >> reporter: this new sinkhole may have created by some of the biggest waves of the year called king tide. they are expected to hit their peak on tuesday and wednesday. in march, an apparent here was demolished after several winter storms pummeled parts of the cliff and a state of emergency was declared. but remember, as rob mentioned, we have another storm coming in.

so no word on when this beach access will be reopened, if at all, this year. reporting live in pacifica, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> marianne, thank you. one family's kayaking trip did not go as planned today. they were offshore when the tide went out leaving them stranded in the mud, very mucky mud. the group was about to call 911 when it was clear they could not get safely in on their own. first responders brought everyone back to land by using paddleboards. >> they are all fine. they are a little cold, a little muddy and everyone is going to be fine. check your tide when you go out and know when you've got to be back in. >> the entire rescue took about 45 minutes. rain caused a massive rock slide in the santa cruz mountain

in boulder creek. about a dozen people are stuck until public works cleans up the mess. they say they have enough food to stay put for a while. public works is warning people to stay away from the area. track the forecast on our nbc bay area weather app. you can check your neighborhood and get a 30-minute heads up when rain is headed your way. people gathered today to honor those killed in the warehouse in oakland. 36 people lost their lives. >> many people are grieving and there are unanswered questions. we have more with christie smith. >> reporter: earlier tonight, they removed the barriers that kept people across the street and away from the warehouse. those with family and friends

continue to come by and are now able to get much closer. those who gathered along 31st avenue, helped pick up flowers and candles as they removed the barrier. they put it in front of a large fence that surroundings what is left of the burned warehouse. the atf said its work is done and it has now left the site. we spoke with the parents of joseph matlock who died in the fire. they say he goes by joey casio after the keyboard, that he had a you have will of music and a kind hard, a musician who was scheduled to perform that night. >> this is joey. he would share anything. he looked out for others other than himself and spare the sword. joey was a peacemaker. he would look for reconciliation rather than hostility in any environment that they are in. >> reporter: they are from

washington state and discovered a whole new world that loved joey. the atf says the next press conference will be held on tuesday. in oakland, christie smith, nbc bay area news. well, happening now, singer mobe y is performing inside the mezzanine nightclub in san francisco. there's a crew at the event right now. much more on this story coming up tonight at 11:00. and out to the east bay where more than 1100 people packed in for an emotional service in berkeley honoring one of the many lives lost in that area. chuck coppola has more. >> reporter: the youngest of the two sons loved star wars as a boy and became an advocate for social justice. >> jonathan loved to debate and argue. he had a brilliant and insightful mind and an aggressive way of arguing.

>> reporter: friends and his older brother say that he found his niche as a deejay combining the visual arts with music. >> he recorded and mentored and invested in gear, learned the ropes and was making art as he could. >> reporter: like many of the warehouse fire 36 victims, he was an artist who sought independence. >> he objected the corporate game. >> he was so excited about his art. >> reporter: in lafayette, a service was held for sarah hoda who taught young children in oakland. one f one san francisco inner faith

council provides more often than warehouses which is the so-called ghost ship. chuck coppola, nbc bay area news. and we have more coverage and the ongoing investigation there on our website. that's nbcbayarea.com. there's a page dedicated to the victims of the fire and the latest in that investigation. still to come, inmates protest at a south bay jail. what they were so upset about that caused them to take action. plus, coming together to honor a tragedy overseas, this emotional vigil at a church. and we're planning on a cool start but dry start for the morning in san jose. temperatures tomorrow morning in the mid-40s. highs in the upper 50s. our storm radar not picking up rain for now but that will likely change as three days of rain arrive for the work week. a look at the timeline when we

come back. the oakland warehouse fire, one week later. tonight, we investigate how it unfolded, who is responsible and the tragic loss of 36 lives. tonight, at 9:30, on nbc bay area. unruly inmates caused a

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unruly inmates caused problems at a jail this afternoon. inmates in elmwood began protesting after their phone privileges were taken away. 120 inmates refused to return to their bunks. no jail, staff or inmates were injured in the protest which didn't last that long. in overseas, a bombing in egypt has killed about 25 people, wounded more than 30 others. the bomb went off in cairo. this is the second deadliest attack in cairo. on friday, six policemen were killed in a bomb attack. authorities believe the suspect had links to a muslim brotherhood. and members of the eastern christian churches in the bay area joined in prayer at an orthodox church of the redeemer and sang the special songs that honor the victims. some of the attendees there were

born in egypt. >> well, we were very sad, obviously. we are very much in solidarity with the christians in egypt. we are from the middle east so we are the same family. >> many say they feel a sense of solidarity with the victims of the cathedral bombing in cairo because their church was destroyed in an arson fire in 2002. right now, we're seeing mainly clear conditions from emeryville over to san francisco chilly downtown. our radar may be getting a break for the moment but a lot of rain coming back into the forecast this week. the timeline on the storms ahead when we come right back.

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well, we're getting used to all of this rain. a little bit of a break today, which is nice. >> i want a little longer break. >> tomorrow, not so bad.

but we will be looking, especially in the north bay, the potential for fairly heavy rain coming back into the picture and as we take you outside right now, we have temperatures in the 40s and 50s. mostly cloudy skies. 45 already in santa rosa. 51 in san jose and 51 in san francisco. so storm ranger, mobile doppler radar, not really seeing a lot down near the peninsula. mae ew s high-level clouds, not the types of clouds that bring us rain over northern california right now. but during the day tomorrow into tuesday, we see that moisture begin to deepen as the first storm arrives on tuesday. so for tomorrow morning, 30s and 40s. another cool day around the bay area. highs in the mid-to upper 50s in san jose which is high for this time of year. tri-valley temperatures, 56, livermore. the same if you head over to san francisco, mostly cloudy, cool conditions at times and in the

north bay, highs in the low 50 p not for monday but mid-morning on tuesday, it kind of hangs out north of san francisco, all the way tuesday evening into wednesday. nothing yet in the south bay. the focus for the first round certainly seems to be hung up here across the north bay. that's where we see the heaviest rain totals through wednesday afternoon and the system picks up in intensity on thursday as it aims in on the bay area. that could boost our rainfall rates with that thursday system and friday chilly conditions as the system tracks off towards the east. let's look at the seven-day forecast. tuesday, wednesday into thursday, those are the three days we could be looking at rain. the catch here is that a lot of that will be in the north bay. san jose, you won't see much from wednesday night into thursday but 2 to 4 inches of rain again in the north bay hills. >> and maybe snow possibly friday. snow level down to 3,000 feet.

>> cooler temperatures next week. that's good. we have more news coming up at 11:00. >> hope you join us then.

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flames engulf the building in a matter of minutes. >> at that point, the power went out. >> you either got out or you didn't. >> taking the lives of 36 people. >> they were all really great people. >> i love them like a sister or brother because i was raised here. >> heartbreak from across the bay area to the nation's capital. >> oakland residents are resilient, compassionate and caring. >> where lawmakers pause for a moment of silence. this is an n b oakland warehous fire one week later." good evening. i'm raj mathai. this has been a challenging week. aside from the heartbreak, serious questions moving