21 and 22 when he won it in back to back. so he would be the third youngest. but the guy who won the first two is in person. he is the second youngest person. he has composure. he wants to pass with his left hand. he just seems to have wisdom beyond his years. >> he does. and, you know, i think the only fault i saw in him today is he's so confident in his arm, he'll just rifle it downfield and a lot of times, you know, he overthrew guys downfield or he is that confident and one time he threw night trinto triple co. when you have an arm like his, you have to be careful. the defensive backs are really good in the nfl. >> yeah. no fear when your arm is that g sometimes it can get new trouble. the upside, obviously, much better than the down side. we take a break. when we come back this man is out. n. gre

in green bay. could he have done better with a different coach? >> coming up next, crazy temperatures and another round of rain about to hit the bay area. we're tracking the time line. plus, chaos at a south bay restaurant after a car barrels inside. two people were hurt. witnesses tell us about that frightening scene. and an emotional night in butte county. people allowed back on to the properties to seat damage first hand. that's next.

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lions within three. rams are pretty good. todd gurley, rams are winners. 30-16. let's go to lambeau field. green bay down 7. aaron jones bulldozes his way in for the score capping off an 11 play, 95-yard drive at the time. packers down three. 30 seconds left. and rodgers scrambles for the first down. that's going to set up mason crosby. 49-yard field goal for the tie. no good. cardinals win 20-17. packers drop to 4-7-1. and this happens sometimes when you lose. the head coach mccarthy fired 13 seasons, 10-8 in the playoffs. they did win the super bowl after the 20-10 season. but sometimes, bill, and people were saying this a coach can be

tuned out. players with hear this guy too many times. he did win a super bowl. but your reaction to coach mccarthy getting fired? >> number one. he has won a super bowl. i think he's an outstanding football coach. but you're right, the message does get tiring at times. i remember, you know, george seifert, he took over after bill walsh. it was a different message. but by my six year listening to george seifert, i didn't want to hear him anymore. it didn't matter. i got traded after that season. for them to reinvent themselves, it's not easy to do. coach mccarthy is a damn good football coach. chances are they're not going to get someone better. but they'll have somebody that definitely has the different message. >> offensive he could order flator joe philbin will serve as the interrecommend head coach.

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right now on nbc bay area news, two years later the pain continues. an motional gathering at the

site of the warehouse fire. >> plus, dangerous dining. a car slams into a south bay restaurant leaving customers injured. witnesses describe that frightening scene. >> first, rain about to make a return. before it gets here, people will be dealing with something else. zblfr the news starts right now. thank you for joining us. >> we're on with a special edition of nbc bay area news because this sunday night football. the bay area bunld willidling u tonight. a freeze warning is in effect. >> a live look over the toll plaza. rain right around the corner. we're here to explain it all. >> that's right, as you know, we don't have much cloud cover. we don't have that blanket to keep those temperatures warm. since we're experiencing the clear skies, we're track ag very cold overnight. the temperatures still okay. in the 40s and 50s. 40 degrees in santa rosa. we still have a couple of 50s in through hayward. as we head into the overnight hours, that's going to change in

the temperatures are going to drop. that is why there is a freeze warning in effect. even in through the east bay as well. we're talking about areas of fachy frost. it's time to bring in all of your pets, especially if you sleep overnight. also check your plants, protect those yushgs pipes and, of course, your neighbors. check on the eld irly neighbors. as far as the dipping temperatures, this is how cold we're expected to get. we're talking 20s in napa. 29 degrees, 32 degrees in santa rosa. we even got some low 40s counsel through the areas. so a very cold overnight. but an early morning hours we expect to see the cold as well. as far as satellite and radar, i want to show you that incoming system. we'll talk about the timing for that and how much rain that system is expected to bring in coming up in a bit. >> thank you. >> remember, you can track the rain any time from your smart phone. just download our free nbc bay area app. click on the weather tab to get updates for the weather in your

community. >> coming home after almost a month of waiting and wondering. some campfire evacuees were finally able to see what is left. we're in butte county. >> a lot of anxiety in the air tonight. we're at a re-entry point. chp is here. the army national guard is here. only about a handful of residents have come through this area in the last hour or two going o. to go and see what is left of their homes. when they do, they show the id. then they pick up a safety kit. inside there are gloves, a mazz being and even hazard sunts suits. many residents said they were able to get an idea of what to see. but once they saw the homes or what was left reshgs alt s, rea. robert said his home was a pile of ashes and horrible to see. >> i mean, there's a lot of anxiety and almost excitement

approaching it. built as you drive in and you get into the black, you see it's just ash. it hurts to seat place that you love just, you know, in that condition. >> we pick our receives up and move on. what are you going to do? that's laugh. it's not the life that i wanted. but do you what you can. and you deal with the cards that you're dealt. zblfr michael and his wife just moved to this area last year and drove straight here when evacuation orders were lifted. now the time for residents to have exclusive access to this area and at noon tomorrow when the checkpoints also open to the public. we're live in but county, nbc bay area news. >> happening tomorrow, a bittersweet day in butte county. paradise students will go back to extoschool. the paradise unified school

district will use three elementary schools for kindergarten through fifth grade students, middle and high school students will be taught for now with online learning programs until a new site is set up next month. students will also be able to check in with their teachers at drop in centers at the chico mall. return of students considered to be a sign of hope for the community. it helps the kids and the educators and it helps their parents. because if they know they're children are in a safe place during the day while they're rebuilding their lives, that is a big help. >> some hope there. the district still expects to lose a third of the students because that's what happened in the north bay fires last year. count on us for continuing coverage from butte county. tune in tomorrow. we'll be there when the state september of schools will hold a news conference to mark the reopening of schools. today in the bay begins at

4:30 a.m. >> it was an emotional day in oakland. people honored the victims of the go ship fire two years later. 36 lives were lost that night. here is nbc bay area's christy smith. >> i loved her very much. >> she made the difficult decision to come by a memorial set up in front of the burned out warehouse. in oakland where her daughter donna kellog's name appears. >> i really didn't want to be here. but i felt like i was really important to be here. donna is among 36 people that died two years ago when the warehouse caught fire during an electronic dance party. >> it doesn't go away. it's still there. >> it just reminds us of jonathan. we miss him. >> ed said has a sad, difficult day. his son jonathan was a renowned deejay not performing that night. ed has since put his energy into a nonprofit vital arts.

>> what we're trying to do is honor the victims of the fire by providing safe, affordable housing where they can perform in spaces for artists. >> the mayor tweeted to day our community mourns the second anniversary of the fire. it claimed 36 beautiful lives f oakland breathes together. we remember together. and we heal together. the two defendants in the case are expected in court monday. they're expected to go to trial next spring after a plea was rejected. the judge felt derrick was not remorseful enough. families have attended hearings as the case continues to drag on. today in what was called a boom box procession was held in memory of the friends and family who died in the fire. as family members reflected on another year gone by and their loved ones. >> we would like to see changes taking place. >> in oakland, christy smith, nbc bay area news.

to another somber rep remembrance. today is three years since police officers shot and killed mario woods. his death led to community outrage and galvanized the black lives matter movement. one of the organization's founders was invited to speak about woods at glad memorial church. he was armed with a knife and under the influence of meth, wo woods was walk ago way from officers when he opened fire. they see it as an execution and will never stop seeking justice for woods and all victims of police violence. >> time to have the courage to really change what is happening with policing, change what is happening with criminal justice. stop treating policing as if it's a hands off issue. we all have to be involved in this. if they're public servants, we have to make sure they're supporting the public. >> the five officers involved in the killing would not face criminal charges. >> pan nick a restaurant as a car came barrelling inside

sending two people to the hospital. tonight we're hearing from witness who's rushed to help. nbc bay area is in san jose with more. >> we're told that both the driver and those two customers who had to be taken to the hospital were all regulars here. just imagine getting your lunch, sitting down to eat on the other side of the window when that car comes crashing through. crews are shoring up a wall that took a pretty big hit. it happened afternoon. witnesses say the driver of this lexus suv accidentally crashed into this panda express shatter ag wall of windows. >> we just heard a loud noise. i heard they were close. >> danny manages the pizza place next door came running. >> once i realized there was a car in, there i was scared. >> scared but relieved that no one was trapped. >> everyone was walking around and moving.

and we got the car. >> witnesses say two customers sitting near that window were hurt but had minor injuries. they were taken to the hospital to be checked out. police are investigating what happened. it appears the driver thought she was in reverse when she hit the gas. >> then panicked and tried to hit the break and put the foot down. >> the restaurant stayed open. customers calmly ate their meals. it it was a surprise for this couple making the usual sunday night beginner run. >> we like to eat here on sundays because we come here and get something to eat. but this time we saw a big hole in the windows. >> as can you see now, that window is all boarded up. that's what the repair crew left until they can finish the job tomorrow morning. the driver who they describe as an orlando woman did not go to the hospital but simply waited here for her daughter to get a

ride home. nbc bay area news. >> we have new video to show you of the aftermath of a grey hound bus fire. this is what is left of the bus after it shut down. they shut down all lanes for hours. they snarled traffic in that area. the chp says an engine fall function is believed to have caused the fire. seven passengers were onboard. amazingly, no one was hurt. >> richmond police spent part of the morning busting up a side show about 50 vehicles taking part in this one. more than 100 people showed up for the event. officers arrived and people started throwing tdebris the athem. two people taken into custody and the cars were impounded. side shows are common in the bay area with several local employments working to crack down on them. in september, 785 cars were

towed away. >> an east bay woman is in critical condition. the 65-year-old woman was found lying in the middle of lone tree way around 3:00 this morning. she was hit while crossing the road in her wheelchair. the search for the hit-and-run driver continues. >> nine people out of their homes tonight because of this fire in san francisco's knob hill neighborhood. just after 4:00 the cause is still under investigation. >> still ahead on this special edition of nbc bay area news, bringing awareness to the crisis at the border. the day of action in san jose. >> coming up later in this newscast, keeping your valuables safe this holiday season. experts weighing in on porch pirates and how to keep them away. an

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including families belong together san jose. with the rain we have recently had in temperatures dropping life on the streets for those in need is tougher. blankets, sleeping bags, shoes, and other supplies were given out today at san jose's st. james park. items were given to 300 homeless people. there was also a hot meal. >> this is cold and we want to have no people sleeping on the streets. we want to make sure that they have enough warm clothes and shoes and things. and get through the season. >> this is the sixth year of the organizationers have given supplies at the park. they distribute food every sunday. >> we're talking earlier. i saw temperatures there in the 20s. upper 20s. still 20s and 30s. it's going to be cold. >> that's below freezing. anything below 32 is considered below freezing. that's why that freeze warning is in place. very timely for helping those that need it. as far as the current temperatures right now, as you

head out the door, the clear skies are making it feel even colder out. there we don't have the warm blanket of clouds. they act as a blanket to trap the heat w very clear skies. that's why it is chillier out there. it is 9:24. temperatures are in the 40s:we even have 50s on the map. i want to show what you it looks like right now. hayward 250 degrees. oakland, 46. concord, 47 degrees. and that freeze warning isn't s. in effect until tomorrow morning. so everything that you see highlighted in purple which is the north bay mountains in through the interior valleys, we're talking about sheltered valleys expected to be below freezing in some areas. that is going to mean patchy forecast. bring your pets inside. any pet that sleeps outside, it will be too cold. also your pipes and plants and, of course, check on each other. as the temperatures begin to dip, it expected to remain very cold even through the early morning hours. this is what you can expect.

29 and chillier spots in napa. santa rose yasha, 32. and some of the warmer spots but still cold is oakland at 41. down to the south bay, we'll be in the 30s for san jose at 38 degrees. and this is just the beginning of those cold temperatures. you saw that cold front sweeping yesterday. behind cold fronts, that's continuicly what happens. we see a drop in the temperatures. now let's talk about your highs for tomorrow. those temperatures will still be below seasonable. fairly cooler in some spots. topping out into the mid 50s for oakland. 56 degrees for san jose. the next chance of rain, let's give you a look ahead. off to the pacific right now. but it developing. and so far right now that time line looks like it's not only going to bring rain, it is going to bring additional snowfall to the sierra. they've already seen upwards of four inches or more -- four feet some some areas of accumulation. here is the next chance of rain. let me take you through the time line. can you see that rain moved in monday night and into tuesday.

kind of lingers into wednesday. it sticks around through early thursday morning. so we're not going to see the rain just yet. more on the way. >> all right. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> still ahead on this special edition of nbc bay area news, a sign of the holiday season and a beautiful sign in union square. >> the first lighting of the hohn ka menorah. we'll show you the festivities in san francisco. sfx: tinny headphone music

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evacuation orders in parts of the fire zone. people in the communities saw what was left of their homes h but those return who will have limited services and they are being advised not to use electric generators. it could impact utility crew that's are still working in the area. also from the fire zone, paradise students will go back to school tomorrow. nearly a month after the campfire destroyed their community. an estimated 5,000 students have been displaced. >> a sad and emotional day in oakland two day marks two years since the ghost ship warehouse fire. some of of the victims families visited the site. 36 people were killed when blames groek out broke out in t warehouse. oakla oakland grieves together. two men tag criminal charges. they're expected to go to trial in the spring after a judge rejected a plea deal. a frightening scene in san jose. a car barrels through a panda

express restaurant. it happened afternoon at the panda express on san philippe road. two customers sitting near the front window were hurt. police are investigating built it appears the driver thought she was in reverse but hit the gas pedal instead. >> our other top story remembering president george h.w. bush. we heard from people that knew the former president. today president bush's former chee chief of staff ro recounted being with him the day he passed. they'll have a tribute from texas to washington and back again. we have the story from college station, texas. >> from the heart of texas to the beaches of maine. tonight the tributes are mounting. >> i think he's one of best we ever had really. >> final preparations now under way for the fond farewell. his dear friend and former chief

of staff james baker visited him the day he died. he looked up and opened both eyes. he said where we going? and i said we're going to heaven. and he said that's where i want to go. >> mr. bush's last words spoken by phone to his son, i love you too. the 41st president honored today not just as a statesman but as a father, a neighbor, the houston symphony paying tribute to his love of colorful socks. >> he would treat everybody in houston the same. the same amount of respect. he loved houston. >> former vice president dick cheney served as his defense secretary and says president bush led the charng charge as the cold war ended. >> not by threats or taking advantage of the dancing on the berlin wall as it came down. it was masterfully handled. >> on monday, air force one will move his casket from houston to washington where it will lie in state. on wednesday, his funeral at the

national cathedral. he'll then be flown back to texas and buried on the ground of his presidential library and museum. ann had been here before. but today was different. >> it was tough. and i thought of my dad. he lived a long life. he accomplished a lot of great things. it's kind of an end of an era. >> the end of an era of the greatest generation gone but not forgotten. >> mr. bush's body is going to be transported by this train. you can see it is all ready for him. the name on the side is going to happen on thursday. going to go to the final resting spot after his funeral in houston. the former president's casket will be taken to the train to college station. he will then be buried on the grounds of his presidential library at texas a&m university. the former first lady barbara bush is also buried. there approximately 70 mile train journey will take about 2 1/2 hours. we continue to track all the

tributes and remembrances to president george h.w. bush. head to our home page for our continuing coverage. we're following developing news out of washington, d.c., tonight. former fbi director james comey will will testify before the house judiciary committee on friday. he's expected to discuss the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail and the russian election meddling. under an agreement reached today, comey will testify in private but the committee will give him a full transcript within 24 hours. comey can then make all or some of that transcript public and answer questions about the testimony. comey tweet the his reaction saying, greatful for a fair hearing from judge. hard to protect my rights without being in contempt which i don't believe in. so we'll sit in the dark. republicans agree i'm free to talk when done and transcript released in 24 hours. this is the closest i can get to public testimony. the cleanup continues in and around afrpg wrath, alaska, after friday's seven magnitude earth wake.

the quake hit about eight miles north of afrafrpg wrat anchorag. leaders say city services should be back to normal by tomorrow. wow. they're asking people to stay vigilant. >> there is a reminder there that with our after shocks and snowstorm snou n snowstorm now outages can occur. update your safety plan. have medicines, anything you needs in an emergency. >> imagine after shocks. there are more than 1,000 of them since friday. today they started tapering off. a major snowstorm could cause more problems. in paris this week, widespread disruption and damage from a notorious protest group. thousands of so-called yellow jackets clashed with the police yesterday leaving to hundreds of arrests and dozens of injuries. the protests began on november 17th with barricades on the

country's high waits. demonstrators are angry about rising taxes and the french president's leadership. they threw rocks that fired at cars and smashed windows and looted stores. police responded with tear gas and water cannons. >> new tonight, the kansas city chiefs played in oakland today against the raiders without one of their biggest stars. kareem hunt was cut on friday after video surfaced of him having an altercation with a woman. today he spoke to espn about the incident. >> i want to let the world know how sorry i am for my actions and, you know, it has been a tough time for me and i'm extremely embarrassed because of that video. >> hunt, one of the better running backs in the nfl is seen in this video exchanging worz with an unidentified woman and he pushes the woman. she thn hit him in the face and eventually hunt pushed the man that knocked her over. he is caught kicking the woman in the leg while these on the

ground. >> that person in that video did not deserve that. i didn't mean to hurt anybody or anything like that. it is really tough. it's tough because, like, i feel like i let a lot of people down. >> the incident happened back in february. the nfl reportedly never interviewed hunt about the february assault nor did they talk to the woman. the chiefs say they did speak to hunt but that he was not truthful. no charges have been filed in that case. sticking can pro football, the 49ers and raiders played meaningful games today. the games were only meaningful for to the teams they were playing against. >> here is dave feldman with a look at what is coming up in sports. >> a couple rivalry games for the bay area's football team today. plus, the 49ers face the seahawks and richard sherman guess to return home and the raiders take on the chiefs. that's not an easy task.

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record books. shiffrin earned her first ever )super-g ) title today, in alberta, canada. rvelgts mikaela etched her name into the records books. she earned her first ever super g tight toll day in alberta, canada. she is one of only seven women skiers to have won all five of the world cup down hill events at least once. way to go. all right, other sports, here is dave feldman. >> hi, everybody. dave feldman. while this is not the season any of the 49ers or their fans wanted. they did have a chance today to play spoiler fwens tagainst an rival in seattle. richard sherman making the return to sherman. hi coach. how are you? first quafrrter, no score. pap fails. seattle went six. same score. wilson steps up in the pocket. he fires deep. tyler locket. a 52-yard bomb.

third quarter, niners down 24. mick mullen and pettis. niners down 17. fourth quarter, seahawks up 24. niners fighting until the builter end. over the middle. 75 yards to the house. too little too late. the seahawks winners 43-16. >> one thing is we gave them too many opportunities with our turnovers on offense. to return the opening kickoff, what i saw on defense, you know, i thought we missed a number of tackles there in the sec half. there were a number of dpis. the rest is a number of off schedules by russell which is what he does. >> chiefs didn't have an easy assignment, or did they? taking on the raiders. second quarter.

raiders down 13. carr and cook. 29 yards. carr now sec in passing in oakland history. nine plays later, doug martin, plows it in. one touchdown run. raiders down six. ensuing possession. patrick mahomes. he rolls out and find the diving travis kelsey. raiders down 12 at the break. third quarter, chiefs up 16. carr to cook on the deep post. touchdown raiders. it's a three point game. the chiefs answer. patrick ma roams to chris conley, the fourth touchdown of the day. the raiders lose 40 p-33 to the chiefs. >> we're playing good football. we played bast week in baltimore. they're a good team. i don't know how they did today. but we were close with them going into the fourth quarter. and i'm really proud of our coaches and players. we had a chance.

we got beat by a hell of a football team. you have to really credit that young quarterback. this is his first year starting in the nfl. and ee ticked me off today. >> yeah, he did. sharks and ka nad yenz north ka of the border. the wrister and goal. sharks are winners 3-1. so the niners and raiders continue to struggle. the sharks end a four game losing streak. golden bears, they accepted a bid to play at tcu, and the cardinal head to the sun bowl in texas to face bits purg. mo pittsburgh. more news after the break. san fe

fate of its popular free courses offered through city happening tomorrow, san francisco will weigh the fate of the popular free courses offered through city college of san francisco. last year all courses at the college became free of charge but that two year free city deal

expires next year. tomorrow a proposal that would fund the no cost classes for two more decades. would move from the committee to the full board. if the plan gets that far, they would decide whether to place it on the november ballot next year. more than 4,000 new students enrolled in classes since that college went free. protesters took over the streets in belgium today urging the government to meet its commitment to combat climate change. belgium police said 65,000 people took part in the claim the climb an demonstration in brussels. the protests he could instarted with the start of a united nations conference in poland on keeping global warming in check. >> i think everybody is tired of inaction now. our grandchildren might still have a chance to have a planet. it needs to start now. >> organizers of the climate march called specifically for policies to limit global warming

to more than 1 1/2 degrees. that is in line with the paris agreement. more on the climate change talks in poland now, negotiators from oren the world kicked off the two week conference today. it comes on the heels of the g-20 summit in argentina. 19 mainlior economies affirmed their commitment to the paris climate acard which was a landmark agreement between 200 nations. >> all right. the woman of the moment now with a big change in the forecast. >> yes. we've got very cold overnight temperatures. so much so that there is a freeze warning that has been triggered. but also it's the start of the official rainy season. i'm tracking additional storm systems that will make their way in all the way to next weekend. look at the christmas in the park. this is a live look right now. the cold is not stopping anybody from enjoying this nice beautiful clear night. right now temperatures in san

jose, 49 degrees. wind speed not a factor. this is san francisco. 52 degrees. they did hit a high of 57. as we inch closer in towards the overnight hours, that's where the concern is going to kick in and that's when our temperatures will significantly dip. right now though, we're still in the 40s and in santa rosa and napa. some upper 40s and low 50s. that cold weather alert expected to remain in effect which is pretty much much a freeze warning into tonight and into early tomorrow morning. when you wake up, you're going to get the frosty windshield going. you may have to warm up the car first. santa rosa is through napa. pretty much all of those wind sheltered valleys we're expect something areas of patchy fog. the temperatures will dip. some areas even expecting 20s. look at napa, 29 degrees. santa rose yasha 32 degrees. san jose, temperatures expected to drop down into the 30s. only 38 degrees. as we head in towards the

afternoon tomorrow, we're still expecting to see some mid 50s. so the temperatures will remain cool. we're expecting a dry day tomorrow for the most part. but as we head into the afternoon, we're tracking a system. before i get to that, let's talk about the day time highs. oakland, 55. san jose, 56. satellite and radar is showing us with very pretty good conditions over the bay area. we have an incoming system. so let's see what the hour by hour outlook is showing us right now. it's showing up rain moving in very late monday night. so for the most part monday is going to be dry. you don't have to worry about a monday morning commute being wet. early tuesday morning for napa, we're going to catch showers. if i take you all the way through 6:00 a.m., you can see the rain really moves n the rain returns on tuesday. hangs out on wednesday. and then kind of begins to clear out early thursday morning. we catch a slight break on friday. there is a weak system that is developing that could bring spotty showers on saturday. its next sunday we have a bigger system developing that could

bring a greater chance for seeing heavy rain once again across the bay area. as far as rain totals, it's a tuesday and wednesday. we're talking a half inch to an inch and a half of the bay area with the higher elevation expecting upwards of two inches. definitely keep the rain boots out. don't wash your car. all the things that come with the rain. but first, bunld will dle up. get all the canned dles going. >> they have chur yoez there. >> we're there. >> let's maybe gather up for tomorrow. >> yeah. >> all right. thank you. it is a record breaking holiday season for on line sales. that means a lot more packages will be shipped in the next few weeks. >> nbc's liz mcclock lyn has teepz and gadgets to keep the packages safe from porch pirates. >> packages from the on line shopping frenzy are arriving on

door steps. the deliveries don't aulz end up in the right hand. a problem that is driving investment from online retailers. >> amazon is doing a lot of the heavy lifting in coming up with interesting ways to keep packages safe. >> the e-commerce giant offers amazon key in certain markets. or inside your home. >> a lot of people are uncomfortable with the concept. i don't blame them. >> something that might be more in consumer comfort zone? anl amazon locker delivery. its a xaur place for am done customers to pick up and return packages. they're now in 900 cities across the u.s. eeshly near grocery stores as, s apartme apartment buildings and gas station. >> they can allow carriers to secure packages i n. a container in your hoim. keep an eye on deliveries with the blink or use the smart doorbell like the ring that links to your phone. >> somebody comes up to your door, your porch and rings the doorbell or knocks on the door,

just to see if anybody is home before they take your package, even if you're not, there can you spnd to them as if you're in the house. zblr technology to help make sure this season's record number of packages don't walk away. nbc news. good advice. big problem. yeah. all right. still ahead on this special edition of nbc bay area news, many of us men can understand. this you plan the perfect proposal and then it all goes down the drain. >> this one did, literally, for a new york couple. the remarkable proposal story that is going viral tonight when we come back.

it's a proposal that went very wrong and it captivating social media. this all started friday. there is the man on his knee. it starts that way sometimes. a couple dropped an engagement ring into a utility grate in times square. this is them walking together. they left. they didn't even give police the

information. they were so oh, man, everything went wrong. officers found the ring yesterday. and thanks to twitter, they were able to track the couple down today. >> being able to return a sentimental item like that, back too somebody in a lot of sense with the type of work we do, it may seem small built to them it's a big deal. >> huge deal. >> absolutely. >> the ring is on its way to the couple. they, by the way, live in britain. >> that is remarkable. they just gave up. you're in the middle of time square in new york. >> please stay with it. >> what chances do you have? luckily they have that one. >> if your pet won't stop messing with your christmas tree this is for you. >> a couple in england, these are funy. they're selling half christmas trees this holiday season. >> reof this off? >> the idea is to keep your pets and small children from destroying your ornaments or eating anything dangerous. plus, it also gives you more room -- a lot more room for the presents under it. the trees are selling for $33

and $37 pounds apiece. 42 to $47 each. so it is about half price. >> yeah. >> a ten foot tree. the company though is only making these for people in the uk. so we'll see. i don't know if they'll make their way to the states. remember the up side down trees was a thing. >> somebody is thinking about making them right now. 42 dlsh each. >> that seems pricey. i think it sure be a third of the price. >> yeah. >> can't even buy them and we're complaining. >> we'll be back at 11:00. ♪ whatever it is that floats your boat... ...or tickles your tastebuds... ...or brightens your day... ...even if you've never tried it before... ♪ ...just know that... you can, in portland.

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