2016. they celebrated their 25th anniversary. he was instrumental in accomplishing the growth. he spent countless volunteer hours organizing events. speaker nancy pelosi issued a statement today expressing her sadness on the news. a potential tie-up for your commute. highway 121 will be reduced to one lane through tomorrow. yesterday a fuel truck overturned, rupturing one of its tanks and dumping gas over the road. there was so much fuel it could be weakened the asphalt. crews have been on scene all weekend. they have been cleaning and assessing whether a session of that road needs to be replaced. san francisco's latest must recall is a captivating tribute to violence. the artists who have been working on this project at 24th and cap street unveiled it to

the public. it is titled stop the fire in the mission and spearheaded by a local youth organization. half a dozen artists worked on the project. stanford officially opened the doors to its new hospital today. the transportation of about 200 patients to this new facility. staff carefully walked each one across the sky bridge connecting the old hospital to the new one. once in the new facility, each patient was met with applause and fanfare. hospital leaders say it is exciting and rewarding to see their vision turned into a reality. >> we know we are able to provide world class care. what's wonderful is we can do it in this beautiful, healing space. we made all the private rooms. all the rooms have room for their families to speak, which is something we have never been able to offer before and even in the intensive care units. >> the seven story facility

includes 368 patient rooms, 20 operating rooms and a level one trauma center. a warning for driving, dream forest will kick off this week in san francisco. the area will be transformed this tuesday for sales forces five day conference. the keynote speaker is going to be barack obama. other notable speakers will include apple ceo tim cook and depak chopra. one thing missing this year is beef. organizers say they're keeping beef off the menu to conserve water. they say by keeping meat off the menus, millions of bottles of water will be conserved. still ahead, they help keep you in shape, but a major change to fitbit has some people thinking about ditching the popular fitness tracker. why google has become a major concern. and a ground breaking surgery that helped save a bay

area baby. how stanford doctors treated the boy. and right now fog free around san francisco. pretty view of the golden gate bridge after a day spent in the 70s. the return of fire weather watch is in the forecast when we come right back.

just about everyone in the bay area seems to have a bart story, sometimes even dangerous. we spent months riding and recording on bart to find out how a world class transportation system got derailed. you can bing watch our series now on apple. bing watch the entire series right at our website. go to nbcbayarea.com or watch it on our youtube channel. if you have apple tv or roku,

fall five parts are waiting for you right there. remembering five lives lost. the event is hosted by the san francisco bay area families for safe streets. people went to the different sites where a loved one one hit and killed in the city. there they honored the victim. there have been several deadly crashes this year. the event finished with a march at city hall where people shared their stories of hardship and survival. >> you never forget. it's ironed into your brain. and what reminds me the most is, you know, the birthdays and family gathering and of course the anniversary of his death. >> advocates say they want changes done to make sure san francisco streets are safer. this is the fifth year the group has marched. a farmer's market officially opened today in the area surrounding the warriors new arena. the year-round market is open

from 8:00 in the morning until 1:00 in the afternoon every sunday. as of now just fruits and vegetables are being sold. but as the weeks go on, farmers will be selling bread, fish, and meat. >> we have a lot of positive feetback from the community as far as the market itself, welcoming the idea of a market here at the chase center. and they have all expressed that they have been waiting for a while, you know, to get an actual market in their area. >> and that market is sponsored by kizer. some fitbit users are ditching their devices for new fitness trackers now that google has bought the company. they say they're concerned about privacy. marianne is here for a closer look at it. >> one man was so concerned about his health information being shared that he said if he got a fitbit for christmas, he'd sell it on e bay. google announced it is buying

fitbit for $2.1 billion. while some applaud the move, others say they're worried about what google will do with their personal information. google says it will not give the health information to advertisers but some say they still believe the company will share their health information. >> google, you know, they make their dollar off of our data and our information. so this is just another way for them to gather more data and more information. >> analysts say consumers do have legitimate concerns because of google's past behavior selling information. but he adds that it is unlikely google would share any health information that would violate hippa laws. but some fitbit users are so concerned about their privacy, they have already taken their fitbits off and purchased other tracking devices. prooiflsy groups have pushed

regulators to block the fitbit acquisition which the company hopes to close. >> thank you. following some breaking news out of fresno. our nbc station there reports at least nine people were shot in what police are calling a mass casualty shooting. it happened around 6:00 this eveni evening. there was a gathering at a home. that's when the shooter they say snuck into the backyard and opened fire. according to police, there are multiple fatalities. others are being taken to the hospital in critical condition. we're tracking this story for you. we will continue to track it. we will bring you the latest on fire as well as all our digital platforms. president trump is headed to apple's main manufacturing plant this week. the president will tour an apple factory in austin, texas. that will be on wednesday. the plant is where the new mack pro will be assemble. the company shifted production

in september. thanks, but no thanks. unanimously rejected a proposal for xerox to acquire the company. the offer is not in the best interest of shareholders and would undervalue hp. xerox offered 22 dollars per share but that wasn't good enough. hp announced it will slash between 7,000 and 9,000 jobs between 2022. hp is worth $29 billion, which is more than three times the size of xerox. the holidays are just around the corner, and that means plenty of shopping. how to get something for everyone on your list without breaking the bank. we'll show you next. and instead of tracking storms, unfortunately we're tracking another fire weather watch. how long the fire danger will stick around and will we see any

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now a creative way to save on turkey with all the trimmings and much more. >> what if we said you could feed ten people for under $30. >> can't be done. >> would you believe it? >> well, might sound too good to be true, but we will show you how to stretch your budget during the holidays and make it happen. >> tis the season of giving, and this year consumers are expected to spend more than $1,000 during the holidays. this 33-year-old, a mom of two from southern california, is showing us how to save on the year's biggest meal. >> you are telling me we can get an entire meal for under $30. >> for ten people. >> that's right. turkey. >> about 49 cents a pound. when it does, you can stack it with other coupons. then we will buy the stuffing. it will be on sale for $1.29 a

box. >> cranberry sauce, green beans, all bargain buys. the moment of truth. we landed at $29.03. >> nailed it! >> coupons to most people means saving 50 cents. to me it means saving 90% or more on everything that comes into our home. >> how do you make that happen? >> all of it ends up being what i like to call the perfect storm. >> let's use wrapping paper as an example. retails for 10 dhr. it's on sale for $6. she has a manufacturer's coupon for $2 off. gets a store rewards program and uses a mobile rebate app that gets her another $2 off. this total cost for the wrapping paper, nothing. it's free. her method can be applied to anything. and technology is tempting new savers. by 2022, digital coupon redemptions are set to total $91

billion. >> what has coupons done for you? >> it's taken us to be able to completely pay off our debt, put a down payment on our home. i saved about $50,000 or $60,000. >> she spends an hour and a half a week stockpiling. just by scratching out deals when they're hot. she started a blog, coupons with katie to share her tips and tricks. >> do you ever pay full price for anything? >> no. nothing comes into the house that doesn't have some kind of savings with it. >> if someone wants to have extra savings. >> the first thing is to have a plan. if it is not on your list, it doesn't go into the cart. second thing would be smartph e smartphon smartphones. the third thing is stockpiles. make sure you have enough product to last you until the next sale will come around. >> with the thanksgiving meal in

the bag, she's ready to tackle gift giving next. >> it is a little bit of planning and know how. >> that simple. >> got to start downloading some couponing apps. >> it is some serious work. but i think once you are in the groove you're all right. >> if the weather is bad, you can stay home and coupon. >> do we have any bad weather coming? >> it would be nice this time of year. normally we get storms every two or three unfortunately, that doesn't appear to be the case. we will see more wind. the fog machine is gone. today a slight push of some offshore breezes. look at clear skies looking very nice for you on this sunday night. a high of 73 degrees in san francisco today sufficiently still in the mid-60s. also clear conditions. 76 earlier. 58. yes, wind will be the highlight of our story here late tuesday

night through thursday morning and through san jose temperatures in the 60s after a high of about 74 degrees. tomorrow morning we'll see mainly clear skies. 40s inland. closer to 50 in san francisco. and then during the day tomorrow we'll begin to see a hint of the cooler changes which will kick in on tuesday. that will be in the form of the return of the coastal low clouds before the offshore winds pick up. we'll take our highs from the upper 70s in spots and drop them into the mid-f 60s. highs tomorrow, one more day in the 70s around san jose. closer to 80. pleasanton closer to 80. and temperatures another day into the low 70s. notice the cooler temperatures right there in the seven day forecast. and san francisco briefly near 70. the sea breeze picking up. and the north bay highs into the mid or upper 70s.

in terms of rain, look at how the best chances are staying out toward south and east. that's also the reason why we're dealing with wind as opposed to rain drops. sets up inland to south and east. the best chance of rain where we're concerned will be in the mountains of southern california. could see some high elevation snow. look at the window here in the bay area. those would be the north winds to offshore breezes which we think will peak in intensity. see these areas here, 20 to 40 miles an hour winds getting into thursday, 5:00 wind speeds drop off. east bay hills, santa cruz mountains, peak wind gusts wednesday. the fire weather catches could be red flag at that point. expire by 7:00 a.m. thursday. notice how the wind speeds do start to come down. what we really need is to get some rain in here. notice how the upper air pattern takes one low out and another

here yooffshore. so this is the shield that continues to block the incoming storms. that might be good news for football next sunday out of levy stadiums. temperatures in the 70s. but look at the rain fall problem here. literally a whole in terms of who is seeing rain and who isn't. southern california has the rain. through the 26th, it doesn't look like much in the cards in terms of any rain to knock down fire dangers. in the meantime, wind will be the story as we get into tuesday night. gusty conditions picking up. the hills in the north bay and east bay above 1,000 feet will see those fire watches upgraded to red flag warnings and potential shut offs could happen in the west bay. we'll be watching closely over the next day or two. >> that doesn't sound like coupon clipping weather. >> no. >> all right. thanks a lot. coming up, two rival teams

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visit your local chase branch. >> eight witnesses this week in the impeachment inquiry of president trump. first to testify will be a national security official who was on that phone call with president trump and ukraine's president. >> as the house speaker tells the president he's welcome to testify himself any time. nbc's jennifer johnson reports for us from washington. >> lawmakers facing the busiest week yet in the impeachment inquiry of president trump. eight witnesses expected to testify. the first was on the july 25th phone call between president trump and ukraine's president zelensky. he was so alarmed he reported his concerns to the nfc's top lawyer. >> the president of the united states used military assistance to pressure a foreign leader to

help him in his re-election campaign. that is solicitation of a bribe, and that is an impeachable offense. >> the apparent call transcript the white house previously released is missing parts where the bidens are discussed. the president's supporters claiming there was no quid pro quo. >> there were only two people that participated in that phone call. it was donald trump and president zelensky. both were happy with the phone call. >> they say the door is open for president trump to testify. >> the president could come back before the committee and talk if he wants to take the oath of office or he could do it in writing. >> lawmakers will hear from the ambassador who reassured him ukraine would investigate the bidens. jennifer williams is also

expected to testify. she was on that phone call, too and knows that some of what president trump said was inappropriate. jennifer johnson, nbc news washington. north korea said today that nuclear issues will not be discussed when talks with the united states re-start. that is unless leaders also talk about the withdrawal of the united states's, quote, hostile policy. the north's foreign ministry said in a recent passage of the united nation's resolution on human rights with u.s.-led political provocation. earlier in the day the united states and south korea announced they will postpone upcoming military drills to calm tensions with north korea. >> reports of fires and explosions in hong kong as police storm on to a college campus held by protesters despite an ultimatum. police have been threatens to use live ammunition amid rising violence in the chinese city.

anti-government protests have been raging in the city for months. matt bradley reports from hong kong. >> reporter: this protest movement now well into his six months still going on. in fact, the protesters have increased both the intensity and the frequency of their confrontations with police. as you can see behind me, they have actually escalated their use of molotove cocktails and they're using something like almost medieval weapons, catapults, bows and arrows. we're half a mile away from hong kong. it is one of five universities here in hong kong that were occupied and it is the last one that remains under occupation by the protesters. and actually the protesters have kind of almost into the police on all five. we can see them running battles like this all day long where police have threatened that if the protesters continue to use

the molotove cocktails that they will actually engage them with live ammunition. a lot of these protesters will be facing serious punishment if arrested. the stakes are quite high here, even as this protest movement continues to drag on. matt bradley, nbc news hong kong. another high tide port into an already flooded venice today as the city experiences its worst flooding in more than 50 years. look at these pictures. tourists trying to get around the city in high boots and rain door. the mayor declared a state of emergency after flood waters pounded buildings that are hundreds of years old. now a unique story of survival involving a hurricane and cows. the hurricane dorian made land fall in september. the entire area was underwater

because of the storm surge. some victims of that flooding wild cows. the storm moved them to an unlikely new pasture. for more than a century, wild horses and cows have roamed seeder island. but when hurricane dorian came ashore, the storm coraled 28 of the island's horses and at least 20 wild cows. they simply disappeared, gone, leaving ronda hunter and her grandchildren heart broken. >> it is cool to see cows on the beach. >> many held out hope they didn't all drown. >> there have been animals living on this island for years and years. they have always found a way to survive. >> months after the storm, three of the cows that were washed away have turned up more than three miles away on another island. the most likely explanation, the

cows swam there. pam and her friend hoofed it to the island snapping proof of life photos. >> we have seen the tracks. we toll low the tracks around. mike went up to the top of this mountain and said, i found them! i found them! >> the cows surviving is just a blessing. >> the cattle settling on the north core island. >> it's an amazing story. it's just coming. it is relentless. it is not stopping. it is moving forward with a lot of force. >> we have seen the ponies swim, the pigs in the bahamas swim. but who knew? 1,000 plus cows can also swim? >> i guess if horses can swim, so can cows. >> they thought they heard it all until this herd of cows

performed what is utterly miraculous. >> you may never have heard of sheet mica. it is found in the cell phones we use. the trains and planes and cars we ride in. it is an important component because it allows electricity to pass without overheating and billion dollar companies pay top dollar for the magic mineral. but it is the workers, the young mothers and children paying the highest price. coming up tomorrow on today, the shocking results of an exclusive year-long investigation from madagascar, the world's largest producer of it. women were found crawling into narrow hot pits in the earth with babies stropped to their backsexcavate. work that will only get them pennies. the nbc news investigative team traced the products and showed the companies who were buying it

exactly what they're paying for. that's tomorrow morning on "today". a small crowd rallied for support of rodney reed who is facing the death penalty. tonight an appeals court blocked the execution five days before he was schedule to die. reed claims he is innocent of raping and murdering a girl in 1996. the stay of execution. >> i think a lot of people know the truth right now. it's like every year it comes out. >> celebrities like oprah winfrey and kim kardashian are supporting. saving the life of a brave little boy. a team of neurosurgeons at the children hospital stanford university performed a high stakes and highly skilled procedure to remove a tumor from the two-year-old's brain.

to prepare for the operation, doctors used virtual reality, a surgery video game and a 3d printed model of the patient's skull. with this medical exclusive. >> an exclusive first look at the ground breaking surgery for a little boy named ari with a rare and dangerous brain tumor. virtual reality in a 3d printed replica of his brain changing the direction of this toddler's life. when he started having seizures, his parents feared the worst. >> 24 hours of violent vomiting. >> at some point we were like, okay, this is not just a virus. >> reporter: tests revealed a life threatening tumor growing deep at the base of ari's brain. and now the boy whose name means lion in hebrew was preparing for

the fight of his life. the family turned to hospitals around the country. some suggesting open brain surgery, others radiation. but a team of surgeons at stanford in california wanted to try a ground breaking approach. >> we have never done operation in such a small kid. actually most people probably say it's not possible. >> to do the impossible, doctors wanted to go through ari's nose, a so-called ev eed surgery to rd remove the tumor. >> look at the anatomy in all directions. i see my approach. >> using that 3d model, surgeons were able to spend hours practicing the procedure. >> if you are not careful, you can injure the artery, get a major bleeder. >> on surgery day, the stakes were high. for ari's mother it was overwhelming. >> and i'm bawling. i can't handle it.

you know, it is too much. it is like handing your kid and not knowing if he'll ever come back. >> for 16 hours, doctors remove ari's tumor piece by piece. >> there were multiple times where ari's life was saved, no question. >> now a miraculous recovery. the young lion they once feared they would lose has come roaring back to life. >> he recovered. we were there to support him and the doctors, but this is a powerful animal. >> yeah. he's a real lion. he's also very determined. >> great story. you don't have to be a sports fan to understand that sometimes the score doesn't matter in that a recent high school football game that was definitely the case when two rival teams came together to make a boy's wish come true. nbc bay area shows us that memorable moment in tonight's bay area proud. >> so have you ever heard of the egg bowl?

it's the rifvalry game between these high schools. the game almost didn't take place this year because of smoke from the kinkaid fire nearby. in the end, the game was played on schedule. who won? well, everyone. >> the high school football team going in their last game of this season. >> on your mark, get set, go. >> did not have what coach would call a good record. >> it was a tough year. it was a tough year for the wins and losses. >> you got it. you got it. >> but for that final game against their rival, coach chris did have a play up his sleeve. he just knew it would turn the trojans losing record into a winning season. >> so we ran flex 25 draw, and he was the draw. >> "he" is aiden, a 17-year-old senior with cerebral palsy. it is a condition that makes it

hard for aiden to speak. but when it comes to football, it is easy to understand. he fell in love with the sport as a little boy when he would take him to high school games. being a part of that team, brett knew would mean the world to aiden. >> prior to his freshman year, during that summer, i called up coach and said is there any way you could get aiden somehow involved in the team in any capacity. and the coach said absolutely. we would love to. maybe make him a water boy. >> coach chris never regretted that decision for a moment. >> he never missed one practice. not one game, not one practice. he embodies everything that as a coach you want your program to be. he's all about, instead of him, which is great. >> but at the end of the last game of his last season as water boy, coach wanted the moment for

once to be about him. so they suited him up, handed him the ball and watched him score. >> and if you watch the video, he does a little hop after he scores his touchdown. for aiden to even express himself to that regard, i think speaks volumes to how truly excited he was about it. >> i'm not a crier by nature, but, yeah, i broke down and cried. i was lucky to be that person to get to choose that, but there was people that made that decision. >> coach chris wanted to make sure there was a big shout-out of thanks to the high school. the came was actually played on their home turf and their entire team and all their fans willingly participated in aiden's play. still ahead, a free lunch with a doctor and a promise of cutting edge pain relief. now patients who bought in are unsure what's inside their

bodies. consumer investigator dives deep into the stem cell.

people with chronic pain are lining up to get stem cell injections and they paid deerly for the hope of relief. >> we have spent the last six months investigating claims that they use stem cells. we talked to patients, doctors and regulators for concerns about this clinic and hundreds of others nationwide. >> stem cells are microscopic and potentially huge all at the same time. researchers are in labs day trying to figure out if they can question generation tissue. some say they're too early, too risky and too expensive. >> i have all kinds of stuff here. >> she is in pain. >> i wanted to fix all that so i didn't feel like i was 80 years

old, you know. >> this chiropractor's abs spoke to her and offered relief using stem cells. >> 80% chance of success. now that sounds really good. so i signed that contract for almost $13,000. >> she got four shots. two in her hips, two in her shoulders but. >> i got nothing for my money. i got nothing. >> her sister got the stem cell treatment, too. same result. >> i cannot tell you any relief that i received. >> experts aren't surprised. >> what we would call bogus therapies. >> all the scientists. >> i would be very caution about this. >> there is no proof they help. >> and regulators we interviewed voiced the same concerns. >> but they are using it to promise people cures we don't know they can deliver. >> look at this advanced health center app. the chiropractors say don't mask your pain, fix it with stem

cell. knee pain, hip pain, shoulder pain. >> is stem cell treatment approved for knee pain? >> no. >> hip pain? >> no. >> arthritis? >> no. >> shoulder pain? >> no. >> so what is it approved for? >> it is approved for bone marrow transplants and three other conditions, two of them quite rare. >> at uc berkeley, randy says federal aproouchlt to treat aches and pains is likely years away and not even guaranteed. stem cell injections that are part of a clinical trial might be okay. but in a regular chiropractor's office. >> under no circumstances. >> and yet lots of people are getting the treatment. we asked advanced health center to review barbara's cases and tell us what was in their shots. they declined to participate. he questions whether stem cell clinics are giving people living stem cells. >> the patient of course has no way of knowing. >> do you have any idea what

they actually injected into you? >> no. >> she says she was injected with a product made from donated placenta tissue according to the manufacture. other players say they use similar material. doctors are skeptical that by the time placenta is processed and injected any stem cells are still alive. we tried to get more details and a sample from the manufacturer, be you the company did not return our calls. stem cell clinics are popping up all over. the food and druk ag administran estimates 700 worldwide. >> none are proven to work to treat these conditions and worse some way cause harm. >> why doesn't the fda just shut down stem cell clinics and their suppliers? because they straddle a gray area. so buyer beware.

>> people are paying money out-of-pocket, and unfortunately if they don't work, even if they aren't necessarily harmed physically, they can be harmed very much financially. >> the money can be big. online medical consultants are promoting to chiropractors. one in arizona tauts an easy new revenue stream. >> and we implement and manage your entire regen rerative program. >> another in florida. >> i'm from san jose, california. >> including one by dr. coil, the clinic that treated them. >> we're going to definitely double our practice and easily make a million dollars more next year. >> way wanted to talk with him or anyone else at advanced health center. they never responded to our e-mails so we went in person. they declined to speak to us. that's the same response we got from everyone else we contacted in the stem cell injury.

the doctors, manufacturers, suppliers, consultants, nothing. she feels she's being ignored, too, so she filed complaints. >> they get your hopes up and you think, oh, my god. it's going to fix all my problems. and then you're so crushed when it doesn't do anything for you. and they got your money. >> one last note, the state board that overseas chiropractors told us chiropractors are not licensed to do injections. the clinic hired a medical dock that are i have haven't previously met to give them shots. that doctor declined to participate in our story. >> do you have a stem cell story to tell? you can use your smartphone right now to take a photo of the qr code on your screen. you can go to our contact form or you can use that smartphone to call us. the number is 888-996-tips.

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in the age of digital shopping, big box retailer kohls has decided to try a different strategy. how the retailer is using online returns as a big push into home goods to draw customers into their stores. >> department stores have struggled to excite shoppers in recent years as mall traffic has fallen. amazon has grown and consumers turn to the brands directly. competitors like macy's, jp

pennies and sears have closed a lot of stores. but kohls has leaned into its stores. ceo mill shell goss says the retailer is excited about it. the expectation is it will be, quote, economically creative. so the department store is focussing on newness. the keyword see and others used to describe the holiday strategy and beyond. while total sales disappointed in the most recent quarter, kohls under performed the rest of the store. they are hoping its private band by property brothers will get shoppers spending. it is the largest launch the retailer has ever done. >> kohls has been more aggressive.

started seasonal hiring in july and has a 64 page black friday app. >> free photos with santa as the retailers urging gift givers to get started. there is six fewer days before thanksgiving and christmas this year. new york city. once one of the most popular toys of the 1980s is still making headlines in 2019. they gathered in russia to battle it out in the world championship. yes, there is a world championship. >> i remember the '80s, by the way. i wanted to interject that. i remember when these things were ultra hot. >> competitors from a lot of places in between were in the event. an american was named champion of the competition. that is no joke. >> and his name is max park. that's a cool name for these guys. >> one handed. >> one handed. >> two at a time. >> nobody likes a showoff. come on.

>> i can do it one hand. >> and ross still gets confused. >> what one do you rush? >> you really need to get some rain working on this thing. >> ten day forecast is starting to trend a little bit more positively. what we have is in the part of the week we hope last dry north wind event taking shape. it's what we will be talking about this week after a warm weekend. temperatures early today in san francisco in the 70s. once again, what a warm finish we have. close to 80 around cal nut creek today. you see the clear skies. right now after a high of 74 degrees as we head towards tomorrow morning, 50s and 60s drop into the 40s. again, we don't expect a lot in the way of low clouds or fog to set up until later tomorrow. we'll see the low clouds pick up and bring more cloud cover to the coast. the warmest day coming tomorrow.

another round of mid 70s, close to 70s in san francisco and near 80 degrees in livermoore and santa rosa. but theish y issue will be the on wednesday. the reason why this looks to be a dry system, as you will notice, it drops down inland. now, if it contracts further to the west, then maybe we see a chance of showers. but the wind here, that is the top concern as we head for wednesday and thursday. these fire weather watches ending at 7:00 a.m. thursday, very likely will get upgraded to some red flag warnings. elevations above 1,000 feet in the north bay and in the east bay hills. even as our temperatures drop, the fuel moisture is near all-time dry levels for this time in november. so it's a combination of the wind direction, dry winds and very dry hillsides, which as

these wind speeds pick up, el especial especially wednesday morning and decreasing as we go through thursday. the wind speed probably peaking on wednesday. as we get out of those red flag warnings around 7:00 a.m. thursday, the wind speeds start to drop off. we head all the way through. next sunday it will be good news for sunday night football. temperatures warm and dry. that long range forecast. it is not letting any rain get through here so dry conditions, breezy at times as we go through the week. mid-70s in san francisco. much cooler even as that fire danger picks up. it is the dry wind and the dry hillsides. next weekend looks dry. a little bit warmer as we approach thanksgiving. some of these 10 to 14 day

outlooks break down so hopefully we will see more of that as we get closer in the seven day forecast. >> thank you, rob. it wasn't easy, but the 49ers found a way to get back in the win column. >> i nearly died twice watching the 49ers. it was that dramatic. all the highlights. if the 49ers are going to continue their winning ways during this remarkable season, they're going to have to win in a variety of different ways. falling behind 15-0 is not a big deal. neither one speaks for itself. coming off their first loss to the season. they trailed 16-0 to start. now they're down by 6. jimmy garoppolo connects to ross. second score of the day. san francisco takes their first lead 17-16. arizona down four. kyler murray runs it in for 22 yards. cards retake the lead 26-23. less than a minute in the game,

first and ten. garoppolo throws a short pass. his fourth touchdown pass of the game. 49ers lead 30-26. two seconds left, second and ten. murray finding larry fitzgerald. so they need a cal stanford type play, but no such luck. dj lead will pick it up as time expires and san francisco wins 36-26. they improve to 9-1. >> a lot of ups and downs in that. there was good things and bad things. it reminded me of monday night and then, you know, felt like you blew it a number of times to where you kind of get crushed and the guys just kept coming. we were able to finish out the right way like we did last week. two similar games like that and by no means was perfect.

but real proud of the guys. just kept fighting, found a way to get it done. >> bengals and raiders. jon gruden looking for their first three-game win streak of the season. tied at 7. derek carr scrambles into the end zone. carr threw for 292 yards along with two scores. time running out. bengals with the ball. they need a touchdown. finally looking for alex ericson but picked off by mullen. that seals it for oakland. raiders are winners 17-10. it came off one of the most incredible road trips ever in the history of the nfl. and we played not only tennessee road, we played in foreign countries and across the world it seemed like every week. and we came back and we did what we had to do if we wanted to try to get in this thing. we still had a long way to go. we're building our team. i'm going to keep emphasizing that. we're not a finished product but

we're competing hard and finding ways to win aund our fans are superb. they really helped us out. >> the 49ers will host the green bay packers on sunday night. >> more news coming after this break. the van gogh.

to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything to preserve and protect them. with love, california.

one of the big stories this week will be weather. >> wind as opposed to rain. that is the issue wednesday morning through thursday. and then the west wind by next week. >> okay. >> bone dry. >> uh-huh. >> we're back at 11:00. hope you can join us then, in one hour.

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