super bowl bounds. >> reporter: oh, my goodness. quite an electric crowd tonight, outside, inside the stadium as well for this part one of an historically tough three-game stretch. that's the latest from outside the stadium. back to you on the field. >> ian, thank you. i think the party continues here inside levi stadium. if you're just tuning in, yes, what you see is correct. the 49ers beat the packers, national tv, 37-8. the 49ers now improve to 10-1 on the season. jeff garcia is with us. we'll talk about this offense. that's your specialty. what stands out about it? don't just tell me they're looking good. what stands out about this offense specifically. >> i think one of the things that stands out is how they're able to get thinking done on the field. productionwise from a passing game standpoint. they haven't had the run game like the first half of the season. we have to get that back because that's something the offense builds off. play action, movement.

getting kittle back on the field, utilizing him. deebo has been awesome. they have stepped up and contributed from the passing game standpoint. >> the defense, second best in the league. they showed it tonight. >> any time you hold aaron rodgers to 104 yards passing. offensive team under 200 yards, you're doing a lot of things right they've been great from the way they played all season long. holding teams to less that 15 points, that gives your team a chance to put points on the boer ed. >> 104 yards passing, i don't think i've seen numbers so poor from him for a long time. >> it's unheard of for aaron rodgers. tonight he had a difficult time of finding open sooefrreceivers the field. that front four got after him all night long. >> you being here brings back a lot of memories, i'm sure.

49er fans, 49er faithful. >> you see the energy increasing and improving. when you play these special games on sunday night, monday night, thursday night, that brings out the best in the fans. >> you still have a lot of fans here, jeff. jeff garcia! [ cheers and applause ] >> hang tight. we'll wrap it up. we'll take a short break. send it back to the studios. we'll be back live in a few minutes. >> get back to you in a little bit. first big storm of the fall is on the way, rain 48 hours away. >> will it also come with heavy winds and a lot of snow in the sierra? meteorologist rob here with a timeline on that. >> it's hard to believe given how beautiful the weather was at levi stadium. 54 degrees and clear skies as the fans continue celebrating out there at the stadium. check out the rainfall forecast, the most rain we've seen in more

than six months is on the way for the big travel getaway days. tuesday into wednesday we'll see up to an inch of rain in the wettest locations around the bay area. biggest impact in the sierra, winter storm warning is up. we could see roadway closures to the east and to the grapevine to the south. a triple punch in the bay area. heavy rain, gusty winds over 50 miles an hour for the mountains and snow levels dropping even around the bay area with highs in the 40s and 50s. the timeline on that winter blast coming our way in our forecast in about ten minutes. >> we'll see you then, rob, thank you. our coverage continues on all our digital platforms. rob just tweeted about how the next ten days could completely erase this year's rain deficit. you can follow him, his handle. a community comes together to remember him being shot to death. the 11 and 14-year-olds were sitting in a parking lot at an

elementary school shot and killed. marianne favro is live where the boy's father attended a funeral service. >> reporter: they thank the community for their support but the aunt also talked about the intense pain her family is going through. >> we know this is not their final stop. we continue to love them and miss them and feel the pain and sorrow in our heart for them. >> tonight an aunt mourns her nephew. 14-year-old shawn and his 11-year-old kevin were killed in the parking lot of sorel's elementary school in union city. they were sitting in a van when someone open fire. the shell casings, a grim reminder of the attack. tonight the tragedy has compelled the community to come together. this school counselor knew both

boys. >> both those boys lost their lives, and here on the school campus. sweet kids. >> reporter: as neighbors ask what can be done to better protect children, police investigate the murder, but tonight as strangers hold hands, the focus is on healing. >> i know the community is really hurting. this is a really, really tragic event with two children being killed. so we really wanted to offer a space for the community to come together, to grieve and show solidarity with the family. >> reporter: remembering shawn and the boy many called baby k., two friends who died before they had a chance to reach high school. tonight union city police are also looking into the possibility this shooting may have been related to another shooting less than half a mile away in union city. that was on wednesday. reporting live in union city,

marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. students at an east bay college are taking action in response to a recent scare on campus. on thursday police were called about a possible threat to st. mary's college. turned out to be nothing at all. the college's president did apologize, though, about communication during the incident. students say after this scare plus recent power outages and a nearby wildfire, the administration needs to do more to keep them safe and in the loop. they started a petition demanding safety changes and are planning a sit-in outside the college chapel tomorrow. >> hey new turn in the housing crisis. there is a growing homeless encampment in front of oakland city hall and proceed esand pro they're not going anywhere. cheryl hurd is live with the latest. >> reporter: protesters are set up here in frank ogawa plaza and there are a dozen tents set up. the homeless and supporters say

they have a right to be here. the city might feel differently because there is a police presence. the message tonight, housing is a human right and the city is not doing enough to combat the homeless problem. the people here tonight say they need help from the city. >> we have come to the foot of city hall to say people are dying on these streets without shelt shelter, without access to enough food, without access to sanitation and we need help. >> regardless what she says, they are -- they are not allowing us to exist as best we can. >> now, the city has been working on solutions to this growing problem but the folks here tonight say the city is not doing enough. meanwhile we did reach out to the police department and the mayor's office. we did hear back from the mayor's office but they're not giving me a clear-cut answer.

they tell me public works will clear out the area by 10:00. reporting live in oakland, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. no deal for kaepernick, at least not yet. no nfl teams have called kaepernick since his workout a little more than a week ago. 25 teams were supposed to watch kaepernick but he moved his workout to a different location at the last minute. only 18 showed up. after none called him back, kaepernick sent workouts to the other 17 teams. still no offers. now they believe it was set up as a pr stunt. b.a.r.t. has a new plan to address complaints about delays on sundays but that could mean more time between arriving trains. the b.a.r.t. has been replacing a cable between embarcadero and 24th street stations that provide power to the system. on sundays trains run on a

single track to allow for the work. delays have stacked up for frustrated riders sxz b.a.r.t. says they are making sure trains stick to a schedule but there will be a longer interval between trains. >> we weren't making the 20 minutes between, and so -- but with 24 we looked at it, we can make 24-minute head way. >> they plan to add service for riders coming from the east bay into san francisco on sundays. the new plan goes into effect in february. >> b.a.r.t. riders are on high alert after a good samaritan was stabbed to death on a train trying to help another passenger. b.a.r.t. investigative unit spent the past few months analyzing thousands of crime reports, talking to passengers and grilling top b.a.r.t. officials to find out how a world class transit system became one of the most dangerous in the country. tonight senior investigative reporter takes us along that journey with the first part of

hiz his series "derailed." welcome aboard. this is bay area rapid transit, affection atly and infamously known as b.a.r.t. it's pretty much a life line for commuters across the san francisco bay area. 723 trains, 122 miles of track, 48 stations and more than 420,000 rides each day. all that can sometimes add up to a pretty crazy ride. ♪ >> attacked with a hammer. >> i'm even wearing my own pepper spray. i don't see any police presence on b.a.r.t. >> is it frustrating? >> yeah, yeah. >> oh, my gosh, i would say anything goes in the wild west lawless place. >> people are verbally abluss ive on b.a.r.t.

>> [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. ♪ >> you'll see people naked. you know, it's awful walking by all the homeless people. >> i've seen people shooting up on b.a.r.t. >> smoking or doing heroine. >> i've seen people get into physical fights. >> reporting an active fight. >> as i was running in the parking lot i heard a blood-curdling scream. >> he punched her in the face, right across the face. she was reading a book. didn't see it coming. >> how are people toesupposed t feel safe when they see this on b.a.r.t.? >> unfortunately, we can't have our officers on every train at any station?

>> we heard from complaints from riders that feel b.a.r.t. wasn't that transzirnt i would disagree with that. i think b.a.r.t. is very transparent. >> for months we reviewed tens of thousands of crime reports. spent days and nights recording on the train and spoke with b.a.r.t.'s top leaders to find out how a world class transportation system went from this to this. hold on because there's no telling where this story will take us. >> there's more on the way. part one continues after the break. one thing our investigative team found, violent crime on b.a.r.t. has more than doubled over the last few years. how b.a.r.t. got derailed next.

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♪ just about everyone in the bay area seems to have a b.a.r.t. story, good, weird, bad, sometimes dangerous. violent crime on b.a.r.t. has more than doubled over the past few years. so, what's behind it? who can stop it? if you don't feel safe on b.a.r.t., when can you expect that to change? over the past couple of months we've been riding b.a.r.t. throughout the bay area at all hours of the night. to find out how this sophisticated transit system works through the tech capital of the world got derailed. just type in b.a.r.t. on social media and there's a lot to see. a lot. some you probably wish you could unsee. there are entire online groups dedicated to the bizarreness of b.a.r.t. iguanas sitting in seats, humans sitting in garbage cans.

and, sure, plenty of innocent stuff. musical acts. impressive acrobatics. some riders are pulling out weapons. this guy is wielding a long knife. this man revved up not one but two chain saws. yeah, i said chain saws. >> nobody really cares about what happens on b.a.r.t. anymore. >> reporter: this is jessica blanca, she's 22 and grew up riding b.a.r.t. just about every day. >> you will literally see anything and everything here and it's going to happen. it's going to be okay. >> you're going to find one whacky thing through your commute throughout the day.

>> that's just a given? >> that's a given. >> like what? >> you'll see people naked. >> you see people naked on b.a.r.t.? >> sure, yeah. just crazy. >> you see people use the bathroom on b.a.r.t. >> hold on. you've seen people use the bathroom on b.a.r.t.? >> i've seen literally a homeless person take his pants down and use the bathroom on b.a.r.t. >> on more than one occasion. >> more than one occasion. more than one occasion. like yeah. like i said, this is my whole life. >> it's also becoming increasingly normal on b.a.r.t. is violent crime. spiking more than 115% over the past few years. while that includes homicide and rape, robbery and aggravated assault make up the vast majority of violent crime here. b.a.r.t. has argued its crime rate was relatively low with four violent crimes for 1 million rides but we compared that with subway systems in los angeles, new york, d.c. and

atlanta. found b.a.r.t. had the highest rate of violent crime. making it one of the most dangerous transportation systems in the country. three killings in five days at b.a.r.t. stations. >> this is where b.a.r.t. police say a rider was assaulted last wednesday. >> and the attacks sometimes come out of nowhere. >> i was sitting in the aisle and there was this guy who kept walking up and down the aisle. >> michelle rides b.a.r.t. every weekday. she was on her daily commute from daely city to san francisco when she noticed a guy on the train. >> as he walked back he suckerpunched a woman in front of me. >> punched her? >> yeah, right across the face, she was reading a book. she didn't see it coming. >> no. >> he didn't even know her? >> no. it's a reminder, to be more careful. i carry pepper spray. >> the lack of police on trains is one of the biggest complaints

among riders, according to b.a.r.t. after hearing your stories, seeing your posts on social media, we decided to document our own experiences on b.a.r.t. for the past couple of months we have been riding and reporting throughout the bay area. >> i just got to the civic center stop in san francisco. >> this is the fremont station. >> montgomery station. >> we're here at west oakland. >> there's a guy walking around in a hockey mask like from those horror movies and it looksed lie he was going to walk on the track so these b.a.r.t. employees stopped them. >> there are people from b.a.r.t. who rip out seats while others apparently bring their own. >> this guy is trying to sell used jewelry. then these women fighting near the platform. and, yes, that's the sound of one of them trying to takes the

other. we also caught people openly doing drugs. repeatedly. b.a.r.t. has its own police force, more than 170 officers. so, where are they? >> they don't really ever get on trains. i think i've seen police twice. >> only twice? >> yes. >> and you've been riding b.a.r.t. your whole life? >> yeah. >> i'm currently the interim for the police for b.a.r.t.'s police. >> do you have enough officers right now to protect passengers? >> no. >> ahead on "derailed" -- >> someone holding a knife. >> how are people supposed to feel safe if this is what they're seeing on b.a.r.t.? >> at this point i just want justice for my daughters. >> a teenager stabbed to death while waiting to board b.a.r.t. >> the whole thing with mia

wilson -- bblg . >> i bet some of you have don't want to wait to see the rest of the series. you can see all five parts on our website, head to nbcbayarea.com/derailed. you can also find it on the nbc bay area youtube channel. >> really fascinating. switching gears now. a big change in the forecast. it was a beautiful day today but in the next 48 hours, something a little different. >> one more day to take care of leaves by storm drains, bring inside the lawn furniture and that sort of thing. tomorrow it will be breezy and dry before the rain makes a big comeback as we track, let's count it, high surf, high wind, heavy rain, thunder, snow in the mountains. maybe our local moun tips by the time we get to wednesday.

still a gorgeous weekend at levi stadium. by tomorrow morning, chilly start under clear skies. 30s and 40s. notice tomorrow north breezes at times so it will be breezy and dry. we don't have any fire weather watches in the north bay hill for one more day. we'll have to watch the northwest winds and as we jump to tuesday, the morning is dry. here's your tuesday evening commute. the rain starts to fill in, heaviest rain from 7:00, tuesday 9:00, the heavy rain band pushing through the bay area. maybe a chance of thunder as that sweeps south from 9:00 to 11:00 on tuesday night and more showers to follow into wednesday. snow levels, by the way, near 3,000 feet. close to mt. diablo by wednesday. the rain totals, the most we've seen in six months. we think this will have a big-time impact on the commute for tuesday evening and again on wednesday. some parts of the bay area see more than an inch of rain. see the temperatures awe head

through the middle par of the week. look at the highs, upper 40s and low 50s for temperatures as we get to the second half of the week. by next weekend we have another storm on the way which could bring even more rain and has the potential to erase the fall rainfall deficit. we'll have a closer look at that in the negs haxt half hour and much snow in the sierra. >> we couldn't get anything -- >> now it's all at once. >> thanks, rob. back out to levi's, raj and janelle. what's the big deal out there tonight? >> because the niners won, by a landslide, i would say. >> it was a blowout. we'll have more 49ers coverage coming up next. in fact, we're going to jimmy garoppolo on the podium right now after the 49ers big win on sunday night football.

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newscast from levi stadium. i'm here with jeff garcia and roj mathai. big night for jimmy g. >> from one standout quarterback, jeff garcia, to another standout quarterback, live on the podium, let's listen live to jimmy garoppolo. >> how they're playing special teams. there's a lot that goes into it. as far as being comfortable with the offense and getting the game plan down throughout the week, it's become easier and easier. we have to keep trending in the right direction. >> how difficult was it to head out for two back-to-back road contests? >> it was good. i have to give a shout out to the faithful. they were rocking. the stadium, the energy, just walking in early in the afternoon. you could feel it. and it was really cool. just to have levi's loud like that. baltimore will be a good test, so it will be a good one. >> thanks, folks. >> thanks, guys. >> okay, jimmy garoppolo live on

the podium. just got the tail end of his news conference. a big stretch coming up. jeff garcia with us. we talk about the playoff seedings because that's a real thing. the 49ers are the top seed. the saints number two. packers, cowboys and then the two wild cards. the top seed going into the playoffs, if the playoffs were to start right now. >> that would be great. home field advantage, they'd be rocking in levi stadium but there's a lot to take place before that happens. obviously a big showdown in two weeks in new orleans against the saints. that's going to be a classic. but before that, they got -- >> baltimore. >> baltimore. >> both teams, east coast time zones, 10:00 a.m. games. going to be a big-time game for the niners. >> they'll be on the road for two weeks straight. >> back in a moment. stay with us. >> thanks so much. we'll head over to chris and see what he's got. >> so one night, one car is towed within the city limits of just one city.

how did the driver end up with a nearly $5,000 bill? i'm consumer investigator, nbc bay area responds next.

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welcome back to levi stadium. we're live on the field. i'm raj mathai. the 49ers sending a real message to the entire country. 37-8 over the packers. the 49ers are 10-1 on the season. how did that happen? >> i don't know how it happened. with jimmy g. leading the helm, it got off to a great start. after the first drive, green bay fumbled the ball and the niners ran it in for a touchdown. >> it was the opening drive. before you can finish your soda or beer, the 49ers defensive line getting to aaron rodgers. this was a great play. >> great pressure. staying after him. big-time hit, stripped of the football, popped out. >> and leads to that touchdown right away the niners had a quick 7-0 lead. we just heard from the guys

saying they're fired up. >> they had to keep their energy up because they'll have a long stretch ahead of them. they are flying to baltimore next. we want to show you their travel schedule. and then they're going to do some training and rest in florida and then head to new orleans. they'll be on the road for a couple of weeks here. >> you like that, jeff, instead of coming back to the west coast from baltimore they go to sarasota to train and then to new orleans? >> yeah. >> that's good? >> yeah, stay on the east coast. they did that earlier in the season. stayed on the east coast for two games. it's different. you're out of your own element and you have to adjust a little bit to a new schedule, new surroundings, but to stay out there and acclimate to the east coast time zone, i think, is a good thing. >> a lot of young guys here. it's the nick bosa, sherman, garoppolo, they don't have families to worry about in the sense of kids and life and all of that so it's okay for them to be out is there.

>> that's true. they probably don't have as much responsibility back at home so it's easier to be on the road. i think it's a great bonding experience for the team. they end up hanging together more often than they do when at home. at the end of the day, everybody disperses, goes home to their families, to their own thing. when you're on the road and it's only you guys, there's a lot of camaraderie taking place and it's really a great bonding thing for the team in that locker room. >> let's take you back in time. take us back in time. you know all about playing in prime time. monday night football against seattle. we want to show this highlight. the touchdown pass to t.o., tail terrell owens. >> makes a nice catch over the defenders. this is what happens next. they pull out this sharpie and signed this football for me. >> when t.o. started here with the niners, he was very soft spoken, in the steve young era.

you come in -- >> and it becomes confidence. >> well, he became another man. you know, he was definitely a difference-maker on the field. and that's part of his show right there. >> aside from the bumps and bruises, miss playing? >> aside from that, it's hard to replicate that or replace it when you stop playing the game. it's great to be back here in front of the fans and on the field in this sort of way. keeps me connected. >> it's good to have you here. >> thank you. >> talk about aaron rodgers. >> another old-school quarterback. not that you're old. just watching this game tonight being limited to about 100 yards passing. 104 yards passing. not a good night for the packers. not a good night for aaron rodgers. for us we go really old school. brings us back to our memory when he was a college kill at cal and we asked aaron rodgers, you think you'll leave berkeley

early and go to the nfl? >> i'll be the first to ask you point blank, you're a junior now, if things go well with you, the nfl scouts continue to love you, will you jump out and go the nfl. >> that's a decision we'll make at the end of the season so i'm going to finish out the season strong. if i have a good season, if i had the opportunity to leave, that means i had a good season. i'm hoping i'll even have an opportunity, have the option. i'm loving my time at cal, so i'm in no hurry to leave. if we sit down and decide that's the right decision, we'll make that decision in the off-season. >> way back -- >> you're just a wee pod. >> my hair was way up here. >> all you california quarterbacks, it's so nice to have you guys. >> let's bring in nbc bay area anthony flores, one of the defensive stars of the game.

take it away. >> thanks. i'm joined by aaron armstead, defense really setting the tone early. how important for you guys to come out and establish your defensive prowess early in the game? >> we want to get off to a good start and start the game off right and then getting after the passer. we were able to do that and get taught a lead. >> you sacked aaron rodgers, held him to 104 yards passing. how are you able to be so effective against their offensive line and against their offense slowing them down? >> it comes down rushing coverage. back end holding up, getting after them up front. that takes a collective 11 on the field and playing hard, playing with effort and going out there and trying to get a win. >> this time last year you guys were getting flexed out of sunday night games and now flexed in. what does it mean to put this performance on this type of a stage? >> prime time game. a lot of people watching.

we want to represent ourselves well. i think we did that tonight. >> how did it feel to be 10-1? >> it feels great, man. a lot of adversity in my career here, to be 10-1 on this role, i'm blessed to be part of it. >> congratulations on a dominating performance. >> appreciate it. >> back to you. >> anthony, thank you. he said a dominating performance. other teams watching this game tonight, other teams in the nfc and the nfl, what are they thinking about the 49ers defense? >> they see this 49er defense is truly legit. when you play high caliber offense and top two, three quarterback in the national football league and you legitimately shut them down, it shows you're -- you've arrived. >> you've arrived. >> and you're making it difficult on other teams, without a doubt. >> jeff garcia, thanks so much.

appreciate it so much. >> raj, thank you so much. >> we should say when we were out here in the last hour, there were about 200, 300 fans, jeff signed every autograph and took photos. >> fans were nostalgic. >> there will be a day when they won't remember -- >> that's not true. that's not true. >> no, i appreciate being back in front of the fans. it's a lot of fun. >> nice to have you here. >> good to see you, jeff. back in a moment. back to the anchors in the studio, guys. we wish you were in the field with us, but that's the way it goes. >> you're having a great time. thanks very much. >> thanks, guys. if you've ever been towed it, you know it is not cheap. tonight we have a doozy. >> we respond to an oakland viewer who got hit with a nearly $5,000 towing bill. how can that be? that got our consumer team asking questions. >> this is when we call a lost cause we but we think there's a lesson here for everybody.

let's talk about nancy. we'll tackle her unusual case and take a wider look at towing and an effort to rein in the high price of getting towed. nancy asked us to hide her face but she wants you to hear her story. about a simple parking error that cost way more than she ever expected. >> parking? >> sxles less every day. >> driving around in circling for a while. >> i get a lot of parking tickets. >> but mostly just a problem. it's a mess. >> parking is especially a scarce near lake merritt. that's where nancy mistakenly parked there. >> somehow i didn't know it was a driveway we were blocking. >> police had the car towed. the next day nancy and her mom went to this tow yard to retrieve the toyota rav4. the police wouldn't let them take it. the only name on the

registration was her dad and he died in january. >> it was a really, really complicated process. we had to go to toyota, get the loan transferred to my name. >> nancy says she spent two months ironing out the paperwork. we confirmed with toyota that two months is the typical timeline to modify a title. when nancy was cleared to pick up the rav4, the towing company handed her a huge bill. >> $4,800. >> they charged her $90 a day in storage charges for two months. >> i felt bad, they weren't empathetic with our situation. >> we asked them to look at her case. they declined. we wondered how much the cost of getting towed varies across california. we called two dozen cities across the state. the rates are all over the map.

storage ranges from $32 a day in bakersfield to a maximum $100 a day in oakland. the base fee to get towed is more, $106 in palm springs. on the high end $537 in san francisco. >> the disparities in these fees obviously suggest that there's something strange going on here. >> san francisco assembly member david chu told us it's time for states to rein in towing fees. he sponsored a bill to limit the city's towing and fees. >> the storage of individuals who might have made a mistake for a split second when they parked their car on that street on a particular night that then spirals into thousands of dollars of debt. and economic disaster, that's what i have a real problem with. >> our database of consumer complaints contains hundreds of nbc bay area viewers who are upset about towing. why is it so expensive? we asked the tow company's

lobbyist. they said high costs for land, regulatory compliance but declined to talk on camera. we wanted to know why oakland's storage rates were the highest in the state but the city declined to comment. >> i feel the system is broken. >> nancy is still out her $4,800. she appealed her case, explaining the paperwork delay due to her dad's death but oakland upheld the storage charges. she believes towing as a whole needs an overhaul. >> i didn't feel any of the parties were very helpful along the way. nobody was. so it's really up to us to try to figure things out on our own. >> when nancy's father died dealing with the car title was not priority one. that's understandable. but after a loved one dies, you need to attend to their affairs as quickly as possible. as we learned, it's not an immediate process. you want to start the paperwork as soon as you can. if you have a consumer complaint, we respond to every call and every email.

call us any time. 888-996-tips or go online to nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> really big headache. chris, thank you. valuable information. thanks so much. let's get back to the partying couple, janelle and raj mathai. the party goes on for you two. >> the lawn mower people are here now. i don't know what kind of party it is. >> we're the last party here at levi stadium. when we come up, we'll hear from e-40, the rapper, vallejo. he was at the game. stay with us.

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e-40 from vallejo. he has a new 49ers theme rap going on. let's listen in. ♪ >> that's called "bang bang niner gang." he's a big bay area sports fan. he's shown up at warriors, games, sharks games, now niners games. he loves the bay area team. >> nine niner gang. he sent it to me at 3:00 in the morning and said, pops, i need you need to beat this back, an answer for the 49ers. i said, i'm on the case like a lawyer. knocked it out the next day. hole low. i'm front row 40. it's a beautiful thing. i worked hard. i've been in the game since 1998. i'm an og, i stay in my element,

i stay in my jurisdiction, i stay within my nfenvelope. look at us, we're going crazy. >> wow, even when you have an interview with him he sounds like a rapper. he's rapping his interview. that's incredible. >> 72,000 fans. it is now the hot ticket. niners now on the road next week in baltimore and the following week in new orleans. >> okay. we'll be right back. stay with us. oh, we're going back to -- >> sorry. >> and as e-40 says, we're on this case like a lawyer. >> like a lawyer. i like that one. that is a good one. >> the rest of the country was watching this game, only game on, and they were watching this gorgeous weather. >> it's changing big time. not just rain and gusty winds. watch that surf low moving into northern california. the hour by hour timeline when we come back. don't miss the grand opening

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something very unexpected. it took up prime parking spots on the peninsula. it wasn't an obnoxious driver. it was this. a northern fur seal pup found his way into a parking structure in redwood city this morning. firefighters came out and rescued this 5-month-old -- oh, isn't that cute? it's like he's posed before. that looked like something out of a magazine. >> the camera loves him. >> he's now being monitored by the marine and mammal center in sausalito. no word on how that seal got into the garage on marshall street. you can see the parking structure is not far from redwood creek. it's quite possible that pup came up from the bay via the creek. >> it was a nice day to do that, too. >> way to go. >> nice day all around the bay. perfect for sunday night football. tomorrow we have at least one more dry day after a cool start

to the morning. 30s to 40s to start the morning and tomorrow's afternoon will be breezy and dry. tomorrow's case these will be northwest winds for the afternoon highs, mid-60s and very briefly for the north bay hills, we'll see some elevated fire danger given the fact it's still dry in the hills and the wind direction will be northwest. that's something we'll watch for on monday very briefly. tuesday the rain starts the move down the coast and we've seen quite a bit of wind with the setup for tuesday now. we'll jump ahead on the timeline. tuesday evening, 7:00. look at the wind speeds. everyone in the bay area getting a taste of this from 30 to 50-mile-an-hour gusts around the bay area. fire danger will not be the issue because these are storm-driven winds. tuesday morning, clear skies, rapid changes by the evening commute on tuesday. heaviest rain from 6:00 in the north bay, 9:00 across the central bay. that may include some thunderstorms right around 9:00 tuesday evening. heading into tuesday night,

11:00, heavier rain exiting out of the south bay. rainfall projections, if you add everything up from tuesday evening into wednesday, most of the bay area seeing half an inch to an inch of rain. as you can see, those totals adding up. look at the sierra. we already have a winter storm warning up for 2 to 3 feet of snow. look at the elevation. the that's not a typo. 2,000 feet. we don't often see that even in the middle of the winter. that tells you the canadian air conditioning, we'll see it as snow settles in. that includes mt. diablo, mt. hamilton wednesday could see snow showers. for your thanksgiving thursday plans, here's the good news. it's going to be cold but it looks like a lot of showers will be gone for thursday and friday. as we head into the weekend, here comes round two. more rain on the way. as we get the second storm arriving, the way we think it will for saturday and sunday, that missing 1 to 4 inches of rain we missed out on since october 4', that deficit will be

gone by the end of next weekend. this is a complete 180 in the weather getting started tomorrow as we can see breezy and dry, rain picking up for the tuesday evening commute into wednesday. we'll see the heavy rain at times, gusty winds and then hail, maybe some thunder, high surf on the coast wednesday. just jumping right into the middle of winter through the middle part of the week. the problem is the high country travel plans, wednesday it will be tough. sierra and grapevine to the south could see road closures for the middle of the week. >> we'll keep an eye to, rob. thank you. let's get back taught to raj still holding down the fort at levi's. >> holding down the stadium. >> we have a lot of so brat. the niners won. we have a lot of highlights coming up after the 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. welcome back to levi stadium. amazing performance by the 49ers

tonight. super bowl quality. let's go to a happy locker room and bring in anthony flores who talked with some of the players. anthony? >> that's right. outside the players' locker room. everyone has gone home. earlier this place was rocking after the 49ers beat the green bay packers. let's show you some highlights. the 49ers in santa clara. warner sack rodgers. rodgers sacked five times in a game leading to a two-yard touchdown run by kevin coleman. now to the second. deebo! deebo! in a 42-yard touchdown from jimmy garoppolo. 23-0, 49ers at the half. green bay would finally get on the board in the third. the pride of palo alto high. adams with a touchdown reception and also caught a two-point conversion. how about this for welcome back. george kittle scores on a

61-yard touchdown reception. i think that's a knee and ankle. the 49ers win. they beat the packers 37-8. the 49ers improve to 10-1. and i don't think the 49ers are going to have to be answering though questions. is this team good? i think we found out on sunday night football. back to you. >> we sure did. next week it gets really hard in baltimore. then the niners actually train in florida for a week and play the saints and new orleans in two weeks. >> a tough two pif week stretch for the niners but they prove they can do it. >> one of the cool things we saw today before the game. it's all a family affair. dad giving his kids and friends a hug. we're talking about kyle shanahan, the 49ers' head coach in the end zone there. this is during the pregame warm-ups. he stops everything, goes over to his young daughter, two kids and friends, and says hello. >> of course, dad, mike

shanahan, denver broncos head coach, led the team to two super bowls. i remember him as the offensive coordinator for the 49ers. i was a big fan of his in 1992 when he was with the 49ers. all comes back around with his son leading the team. >> it's nice. we spoke with mike shanahan, dad shanahan, before the game and said, you come out to the games? he said, i try to come out to all the games but only on the field occasionally because i don't want to take the spotlight away from my son kyle. it's a gram family affair and it looked good for all the shanahans. >> it's going to be a tough stretch for them and then a couple of -- i wouldn't say easy games. >> don't say easy games. we're going to get in trouble. >> playing the seahawks and the rams. in the same division, hopefully they'll dominate and keep this going. >> right now the 49ers with the top seed in the nfc. that bodes well. a lot of home field advantage if this stays the course. that will do it for now.

we'll see you in the subsequent weeks. i don't know if we'll be out here every niners game like this. >> we'd like to be. >> you brought them great look. >> another big story out here, niners win and winter arrives. >> yeah, the best of the weather as things change up tuesday, gusty wind, high surf and rain. two to three feet of snow by thursday. >> big change. >> thanks for watching. back in one hour at 11:00. hope you can join us then. >> see you then. it takes a village to raise a child.

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