good saturday morning. it is 7:00 on the dot here is a live look outside. over saint james park. this is in san jose. you can see it is cloudy out there. even some low fog, as you head out on this saturday morning. february 1st. the first day of a new month. and thank you so much for

starting your new month with us. good morning to you. i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at the microclimate forecast and you were saying it is still going to be a little warm today as it was yesterday. >> it will be. and we will still expect to see the fog at 10:00 a.m. today. this is san francisco. we're starting to notice some areas of fog developing, across the coast and in inland areas as well. 45 in san jose. 39 in napa. but yes, you're right, we're going to see a change in our temperatures tomorrow. but satellite radar, you can see that cold front, just to the north, and what is going to happen is that cold front is expected to bring increased wind speeds and a drop in temperatures. however, we're going to get through one more day of upper 60s for today. a quick look at the san jose temperature friend. notice by about 10:00 a.m., mostly clear skied are expected in san jose. and temperatures in the upper

50s by 11:00 a.m. and upper 60s for most of the interior valleys and san francisco to the 60 degree mark today and by tomorrow, temperatures are going to drop by as much as ten degree, and we've also got a wind advisory that takes effect tomorrow and we have plans for the forecast, coming up in about 15 minutes. i got you covered. >> we look forward to that. we will see you then, vianey, thanks. speaking of the super bowl, we are less than 33 hours away from super bowl liv. the san francisco 49ers take on the kansas city chiefs tomorrow afternoon. as the teams prepare, the fans are ready. 49ers faithful are taking over miami. look at that little one. some carrying tickets. some waiting until the 11th hour tomorrow to get what they can. would he have this story though, of two special fans who are actually part of the 49ers family. our nbc bay area cheryl hurd is up early for us live in miami to bring us that story. cheryl, so great to see you this

morning. >> thank you very much, keira. one day before the super bowl, when two team goes head-to-head on the biggest stage in the world. the san francisco 49ers take on the kansas city chiefs. now, there's been a lot of glitz and glamour and parties here in miami, and we've been all in the middle of it. red carpet events. things like that. and there's also been a lot of bad weather this year. it is storming off and on and it looks like it might storm today. i think it will. but we hope that it doesn't. so the weather has been a little bit unpredictable. but what hasn't been unpredictable is the excitement. there is a family who is really excited here today, and we got a chance to talk to them. that's 49ers player solomon thomas' parents, that is martha and chris thomas, they came here, all the way from dallas, and now the families are saying, staying at the team hotel in downtown miami and solomon's father tells us why this moment, this super bowl, is close to the

family's heart. >> finding a way to represent everyone up and off the field and help those who have suffered what we've gone through and a compassionate and loving young man. >> this story is out there. thomas's sister ella took her life years ago, suffered from depression after being sexually assaulted and taking on this mission to let people know that there is help out, there so solomon is dedicating the super bowl to his sister, and he wants people to know, and the family wants people to know, that people can get help. this may seem like a downer, but it is not for the family, because they say they're going to use this platform, to help as many people as they can. so in the meantime, go niner, and we will have a little bit more later on in the show, in about 40 minutes, to let you know what the family is doing to try to help this issue. keira? >> great to know, cheryl,

playing with his sister in his heart and what a better stage to use this as his platform to get the word out. cheryl, thanks for joining us. i know you mentioned the parties. so hopefully you got to enjoy some. we appreciate you being awake with us so early after a fun friday night. >> thank you. >> we will see you again in 30. see you soon. back here in the bay, the studio is ready, one small portion of the mission district of san francisco, already is gearing up for tomorrow's big game. we want to take you to one block of alabama street in particular, it could have the highest concentration of devoted 49ers fans around. the flag clads homes and it gives away the block is 49ers country and one of the most devoted of the 49ers faithful is john marksman, he has a shrine to the niners in his house and on game day, his home will be one of the prime spots to watch the matchup with the chiefs. he and his neighbors though want

people to know, welcome to the public, but violence and dangerous antics are not welcome at their big celebration. >> we want to celebrate and give high fives and people walking, and if outsiders come in and do negative stuff and burn stuff, we don't want that. we want good celebrations. >> and this is exactly the spot where clouds gathered and lots of police there, too. and the mayor, the police chief say they plan to keep the city safe tomorrow, it includes mobilizing officers and possibly re-routing muni buses. now to friends, family, and former lakers teammates all remembering kobe bryant at the arena where he inspired so many. last night, the lakers played their first game since sunday's helicopter crash that killed bryant, his daughter and seven other loved ones. before the game against the portland trailblazers, a touching tribute to bryant, who played for the nba for 20

seasons, and only played for the lakers. ♪ and the flag was still there. >> during the warmup, the lakers all wore kobe bryant jerseys, donned with the numbers 8 and 24. on the jersey were bryant's initials and a black band in honor of all of the people who died last sunday. and every seat in the stadium was draped with a kobe bryant jersey. ultimately though the blazers beat the lakers 127-119: meanwhile california state lawmakers have introduced a new bill to increase helicopter safety standards. it's named after kobe and his daughter gianna, it would require all helicopters to be equipped with a terrain awareness warning system which the helicopter they were riding in did not have. now, back here locally, the first confirmed case of coronavirus, in the bay area, a south bay man is now being treated. he is the seventh case in the

u.s., and the third here in california. officials are urging people not to panic, and they're also explaining what to do if you have this symptom. doctors say the unidentified south bay man flew in to san jose manetta, one week ago from wuhan china and developed symptoms. he is self quarantined inside of his own home. health officials say he only came into contact with a few people and though there is one case in the bay area, health officials want to remind people that there is a much higher risk of catching the flu. >> this one case in fact does not change the risk to the general public. our assessment is that the public at large is still at low risk. >> the u.s. government is taking action this weekend, beginning tomorrow, all ports of entry will be closed, to foreign nationals. who have traveled through china in the last two weeks. it is 7:08 right now. we have much more ahead on today in the bay, coming up, no

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welcome back. 7:11 on your saturday morning. the first day of february, a live look outside, at the golden gate bridge, it looks beautiful there, a little bit of a pink and purple tinge. we have clouds and low fog though across the bay area today, some seasonably warm, or i should say unseasonably warm temperatures, will give way to cooler temperatures and winds tomorrow. a live look at the capital this morning, where a highly-anticipated vote yesterday evening did go just as expected. the senate voted to block new witnesses, evidence, and documents at president trump's impeachment trial.

that outcome was no surprise. after retiring gop senator lamar alexander of tennessee, one of four votes needed to cross party lines announced thursday that we oppose witnesses. alaska senator lisa murkowski's the lone holdout announced her no vote as senators convened. democrats are incensed. >> that this trial was not a real trial, it had no witnesses, no documents, it is a tragedy, on a very large scale. >> to prolong this is more about politics than it is about any policy decision. >> the 51-49 vote all but ensures president trump's acquittal. when senators cast their final vote on impeachment this coming week most likely on wednesday. it is 7:12. we have much more ahead on today in the bay, coming up, there is new hope for children with life-threatening peanut allergies. the first of its kind treatment just approved by the fda. it was developed right here in

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welcome back a live look outside at levi stadium, it sure looks gloomy out there, covered in clouds, vianey arana is coming soon, with a detail of the forecast. still unseasonably warm today. but it will cool down and get windy for super bowl sunday. for parents of children with a peanut allergy, every day life can be difficult but relief may soon be on the way. the food and drug administration has approved the first ever treatment for peanut allergies. was developed by a bay area company. it is a specially prepared

peanut powder, taken in daily amounts that are gradually increased over months and trains the body to better tolerate peanuts so an accidental bite is less likely to create a serious action or kill. a reminder, it is a treatment, not a cure. a surprising comment by mark zuckerberg, the facebook founder says if he were to start a new company from scratch, he wouldn't do it in silicon valley. he was speaking at the tech summit in salt lake city and while silicon valley helped him get capital and connect with the right people, it has become too much of a mono culture. zuckerberg has been under intense scrutiny the past few years because of security breaches and fake news on his social media site. now, to our special coverage, making it in the bay, focusing on the bay area housing crisis, a new study shows that local people are mostly trying

to stay in the area despite the high cost of rent. even though the cost of living is among the highest in the country, it is not enough to drive people away. >> with engineer, tech here in silicon valley. >> the bay area is very good for the job market for me. >> family and good schools also are big reasons people want to stay here. and the weather, i would say. let's check in with vianey arana with a look at the weekend forecast. >> yes, and you can't really beat california weather. you know, we got microclimates here but at least we can take a trip to the beach or the mountains or the sierras. >> if you don't like it here, you can drive a few miles. >> a few miles inland and a little warmer. >> exactly. >> let's take a look right now at some of the fog. a view of the bay area. we are getting some reports of some fog, and the majority of that fog though, is starting to develop mainly in the north bay, but we are going to keep that fog to i would say 9:00, 10:00 a.m. san francisco, you can see some

of the fog passing by. up to the north bay, santa rosa, down to about a half a mile, a quarter of a mile in napa, six miles in oakland, and seven miles in san francisco, and we're doing okay in san francisco, a couple of areas of patchy fog through there. about eight miles of visibility. once that fog kind of clears on out, our temperatures will be on the rise. but let's take a look at the current temperatures as you head out the door right now, in the 40s. down to the south bay, 45 in san jose. and a couple of 30s up to the north bay. and satellite radar, it is showing for the most part, we've got some areas that are clear, and then again, a couple of those areas, with the low clouds, but it is a much bigger picture. because we have a cold front that is going to drop down and that is going to impact tomorrow's forecast. before i get to that, though, the daytime highs for this afternoon, san jose, 66 degrees. in oakland, 63. and 61 in san francisco. and 58 for half moon bay and up

to the north bay, we're talking 67 degrees. so go out there and enjoy it. mostly cloudy, and it is pretty warm for where we're supposed to be, the average high is around 57, 58 and let's get right to that forecast, heading in super bowl sunday. because i mentioned that system, so you saw the satellite radar, with the cloud cover, just off to the north, and here it is, taking you to the timing of this, 6:30 a.m. for tomorrow and you can see we have an increase in the cloud cover, and notice the moisture that is coming in touch with the cold front. the good news is, it is not really going to impact us when it comes to the ridge, and some areas north of the golden gate bridge could see light drizzle but for the most part it is a dry cold front. as it begins to sweep down, we will have the increase in the cloud cover around 3:00 p.m. and kickoff around 3:30 and look what happens to the sierra, we're talking about snow headed in that direction, so if you're traveling to lake tahoe, we are expecting some snowfall, and for the most part though, we're going to remain dry, a little cloudy for tomorrow, but the

biggest impact from the cold front is going to be the wind. we've got a high wind watch that will take effect tomorrow. gusting anywhere upwards 50-plus miles an hour, and that means if you had a party planned for the outside, with a tent, you definitely want to make sure that you have it tied down. and a major cooldown for super bowl sunday for san francisco, down into the 50s, and it is also, for inland areas, it is a predicted high of 56 degrees tomorrow. so pretty big drop in the temperatures tomorrow and it is going to be very windy. back to you. >> that is a huge difference. 68 to 56. all right, vianey, thanks for warning us. it is 7:20 right now. still ahead on today in the bay, it is a story three years in the making. some bay area students finally getting to meet their hero. and we'll show you the moment they came face to face with civil rights icon ruby.

we're back with a story about the positive side of the

peninsula, a group of peninsula students are all smiles after meeting their hero. garvin thomas was alongside the children when it happened and he takes us there in this morning's bay area proud. >> in november we shared the story of debra and her fifth graders at martin elementary in south san francisco. their three-year effort to honor a civil rights icon was turning into a full-fledged moment, there were a lot of people paying attention to what they were doing, but one in particular they wanted to let know. at the sacramento state student union, saturday night, at the annual celebration, for the man who had the dream, debra carlino and her students have a plan. >> we are going to meet that little girl today and she has grown up into a beautiful woman. and we hope to meet her. >> that girl, now a woman, is the evening's keynote speaker, ruby bridges, whos a just five years old, desegregated new

orleans public schools in 1960. >> my first goal is that ruby bridges, the first goal, and we are thinking about what is the next step in the problem. >> what debra wants ruby to know is what she and her students at san francisco's martin elementary have been up to these past three years. that was then, studying the civil rights movement and hearing ruby's story, a student asked why she didn't have a day in her honor. and so they decided to give her one. >> we made this. >> and the first year, they convinced the school to hold a ruby bridges walk to school day, and the next year, debra's fifth graders convinced the district, and the following year's class, whole city. their two goals now, go national, and let ruby know about all of this. >> so when i call you over, you've got to hustle. >> which is what they hope to do tonight. >> this is the student table. >> so with the help of donors,

debra bought tables at the event. >> we will wear these pins. >> that wasn't all. students made sure every adult entry was wearing one of their ruby bridges pins. >> you can see everybody wearing the pins. >> oh, okay. >> what are you going to do with all of this? >> so by the time they got up the nerve to approach her, during a lull in the program, well, ruby bridges had heard their story. >> i think that is absolutely amazing. i'm all in awe. >> she even asked them up on stage to take a picture with her. it was a mission very much accomplished. >> after all this week, it's like, i mean everything is spinning in the room right now, it is so, i'm in awe, i mean i can't believe it. i cannot. >> now, actually, letting yruby know what they were doing is only part one of the plan.

the next part is they were able to invite her to come to martin elementary in south san francisco in person to meet the rest of the student body. and what we heard is after seeing our story in november, a donor stepped forward and offered to pay for the whole thing. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> garvin, thanks. 7:26. we have much more ahead on today in the bay, coming up, we take you back live to miami, where cheryl hurd is standing by with a touching story about a 49ers players mission tomorrow beyond winning the lombardi trophy.

good morning, it is saturday, february 1st. 7:28. as we take a live look outside. looking in san jose, it looks like it is a little bit more beautiful than it was a few minutes ago, when we were looking, there was more cloud cover a little bit ago, and now we're seeing some glow from the sun rise. that's a nice way to start the month. thank you very much for joining

us. i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at the microclimate forecast, and boy, yesterday, was stunning. >> yes, it was. we had some temperatures that managed to climb into the low 70s. it is comfortable. but this is palo alto. we are getting reports of some areas of fog. as expected. and up to the north bay. so just be careful, limited visibility, down to a quarter of a mile, a half mile in some area, but the day is about to be nice. once the fog clears out, an area of mostly clear skies, in the interior valley and a couple of clouds will linger for the bay and the coastline, look at the temperatures, still above normal, 66 degrees in san jose, 63 in oakland. 61 in san francisco and i do want to give you a look at tomorrow's super bowl sunday forecast, because it is going to be very important, people are planning parties, and if you have a tent that is planned for outside or the party outdoor, the winds are pretty gusty, 15, 30 miles an hour, and upwards of 30-plus, and right around kickoff, and the temperatures will drop down by 10 degrees,

and we will go over this again with the next chance of seeing some changes in the forecast. >> yes. -- i was sort of hoping yesterday's weather would stay, until tomorrow. >> yes, i know. >> but it is february. so it will be fitting. vianey, thanks. we are 32 hours away from super bowl liv. the 49ers taking on the kansas city chiefs tomorrow, in miami. 49ers faithful are taking over south florida. some are already carrying their lucky tickets. some waiting until the last minute tomorrow, hoping prices drop below $5,000. but there are two specialty fans who already have their ticks, they are parents of a 49er. and an nbc bay area cheryl hurd joins us live from miami to bring us their story, and cheryl, they are using this platform of the biggest game of the year for a really good cause. >> they are indeed. one day before the super bowl, when the two teams go head-to-head, on the biggest stage on the world, as you said,

keira, the san francisco 49ers take on the kansas city chiefs, and oh, yes, there is a lot of glitz and glamour here in miami. the parties. the red carpet. and we are all in the middle of it. and the weather has been a little bit unpredictable. we've got dumped on last night. with thunder and lightning. and a lot of rain. and today, well, i said it was unpredictable but it started sprinkle ling a few minutes ago so we think we might get a little rain here today. the weather has been unpredictable but what is predictable is the excitement here in miami. and the excitement has been really overwhelming for 49ers player solomon thomas, and his parents. now i caught up with his parent, chris and martha thomas, they made the trip here from dallas, and now families are staying at the team hotel in downtown miami, and solomon's father tellsus this moment is so close to the family's heart. and i also talked to the mother about why they are using this platform to help other people.

>> we miss her. and we're trying to help erase the stigma for people who talk about people who die by suicide, and as well as working with the american foundation of suicide prevention, to try to get help for people who need it. >> now, the story has been out there for a while, that thomas's sister ella, took her own life, a couple of years ago, and now, she suffered from depression, and it really came along after she was sexually assaulted and she didn't tell her parents, now solomon's family is taking on the platform, to let people know that there is help out there, and solomon is himself, is dedicating the super bowl to his sister. so it may seem like a downer, but it's not for this family, because they want people to know that there is help out there. so back here live, with a lot of super bowl hype, and the 49ers faithful is here, having a good

time, and laura garcia, yesterday, gave me a really bad time about not wearing red because i've been wearing blue, kind of a neutral color, because you know, i'm a serious news reporter, but let me tell you, tomorrow, i'm breaking out the red shirt. >> well, we -- >> reporting live in miami. >> thank you, cheryl hurd we appreciate you holding us to the capital j doctrine, but we will let it slide tomorrow. i think we will all be wearing some red. >> all right, thank you. >> we will see you then. >> cheryl, thank you very much. and back here in the bay, the city is ready, and in the mission district of san francisco, ready to gear up for the big game. we want to take you to the one block of alabama street. it could have the highest concentration of devoted niners fans around. it is a flag clad block. it gives away that this is 49ers country. and one of the most devoted of the 49ers faithful, john marksman, look at this, he has a

shrine inside his home. on game day, his house will be one of the prime spots to watch the matchup with the chiefs. he and his neighbors want to make it known, though, for all who come, that violence and dangerous antics are not welcome at their party. >> we want to celebrate, and give high fives, as people are walking and unfortunately outsiders do negative stuff, and burn stuff and we don't want that. we want people to come out and celebrate. >> two weeks ago when the niners won the championship, this is exactly where the crowds gathered and lots of police there. and the san francisco mayor and the police chief are saying that they are planning to keep the city safe by mobilizing officers and possibly re-routing muni buses. we want to take you now to l.a., where fans and friends and former lakers teammates are all remembering kobe bryant at the arena where he inspired so many. last night, the lakers played their first game since sunday's helicopter crash that killed

bryant, the 13-year-old daughter, and seven other loved ones. before the game, against the portland trailblazers, there was a touching tribute, to bryant, of course, who played for the nba, for 20 seasons and only played for the lakers. ♪ and the flag was still there. >> you can see the lakers all wore kobe bryant jerseys donned with both of the numbers he played in, number 8 and number 24. on those jerseys were bryant's initials, and a black band, all in honor of the people who died last sunday. every seat in the stadium also was draped with a kobe bryant jersey for the fans to take home. ultimately, the blazers beat the lakers 127-119. meanwhile, lawmakers have introduced a new bill to increase helicopter safety standards. it is named after kobe and his daughter gianna, it would require that all helicopters be equipped with a terrain awareness warning system, which the helicopter they were riding

in did not have. here locally, the bay area now has the first confirmed case of coronavirus. the south bay man is being treated right now, he is the seventh case in the u.s., and the third in california. officials are urging people in the bay area not to panic. and they're also explaining what to do if you have any symptoms. doctors say that the man who they are keeping unidentified, lives in the south bay, he flew into san jose, one week ago, from wuhan china and then he developed his symptoms. he is being self quarantined inside his home. health officials say a few people came into contact with him and they're being quarantined as well. and though there is now this one case in the bay area, they want people to know that there is a much higher risk of getting the flu. >> this one case in fact does not change the risk to the general public. our assessment is that the public at large is still at low

risk. >> the u.s. government is taking action this weekend, beginning tomorrow, all ports of entry will be closed to foreign nationals who have travelled to china in the last two weeks. and with that first case of coronavirus, in the bay area, it is reported in santa clara county and that is a fact but rumors and lies have been spreading about the deadly epidemic and facebook is trying to undo some of that damage. the social media giant says it will removing misinformation about coronavirus from all of its platform, that includes false claims and conspiracy theories and one example, drinking bleach cures coronavirus, that is not true, google and twitter are also taking steps to tackle misinformation. with the motion to consider witnesses officially shot down, senate republicans are poised to move toward the acquittal of president trump. it's unclear when that final

vote will happen. probably wednesday. but we do have a more specific time line now. nbc's alice barr has the very latest from washington. >> the yeahs are 49 and the nays 51. >> it is is official. no witnesses in the impeachment trial of president trump. >> the outcome seemed certain after a cluster of key republicans came out to say they would vote no, while still acknowledges the president's actions were inappropriate. what happened next was unexpected. the senate thrown that a holding pattern. the swift acquit thal seemed almost certain when the day began put off. majority leader mitch mcconnell says senators will confer on the next step, planning to conclude the trial in the coming days. >> i was so bitterly disappointed in my colleagues for voting uniformly in a partisan way, putting party above the country. >> most americans would like to pick their own president, unless

it is absolutely necessary not to. >> democrats made their 11th hour appeal for witnesses at the same time more explosive allegations emerged from the upcoming vote by former national security adviser john bolton. "the new york times" reporting bolton alleges president trump tried to draw him into a pressure campaign, to get ukraine to investigate the bidens, started last may. >> what this does, is it moves up the timetable on trump's involvement. in may, there was a meeting in the oval office, in which trump said to bolton, call zelensky and make sure that he'll meet with giuliani. >> the white house in a statement saying that meeting never happened. but the revelations clearly energized democrat force one last push, getting their story on the record with the american people. though their chances for success in the senate appear dim. >> that was alice barr reporting for us. still ahead in today in the bay, we take you to the final practice for both the 49ers and the chiefs next. ice?

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welcome back, super bowl liv is tomorrow, and of course we want to take to you miami where the 49ers held their final practice yesterday. at the university of miami, they had three practices and a walk through. the running back coleman who dislocated his sourld against the grown bay packers was a full participant in the practice in yesterday's practice and kyle shanahan says he does exhibit coleman to play tomorrow. and in davy, the chiefs were practicing like the niners and they should be fully healthy. everyone has been practicing, including tight end travis kelcey with has been bothered by a nagging knee injury. the game of course kicks off at 3:30 our local time. 7:42 right now. we have much more ahead on today in the bay, coming up, a bay area man who sur vived the auschwitz concentration camp is talking about his liberation on this 75th anniversary. >> we do have some areas of fog.

but eventually, our temperatures will be warming up and the sunshine will peak through. upper 60s today, and yet again, but i'm tracking gusty winds for super bowl sunday, coming up. . the cost of prescription drugs, rising. the threat to people with pre-existing conditions, rising. the good news, so is support for the one candidate who'll do something about it. as mayor, mike bloomberg helped expand coverage for seven hundred thousand people, including hundreds of thousands of kids. including hundreds of thousands of kids. as president, he'll lower drug costs and ensure everyone without coverage can get it. that's a promise. and unlike him, mike actually keeps his. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message.

good morning. 7:45. still a little cloudy and yes, we have some areas of fog, but our temperatures are currently running in the 40s and 50s. overall, as we head out the door, 45 in san jose. and 46 in palo alto right now, and 53 for san francisco. and 40, low 40s through santa rosa. let's get right to today's forecast. before i get to that, i want to show you where we stand in terms of our miami, you know, 49ers fans, current forecast. so you can see, look at this, they did have some storms that rolled through yesterday, overnight, and they could still catch drizzle, too, but the good news is the system over miami, it is expected to make its exit and make way for a perfect football sunday, temperatures will be running comfortably in

the 40s and 50s and some 60s here locally so they're not tracking rain for tomorrow. the system will move out just in time. bringing it back home, we have the satellite radar, you can see for the most part, we're clear, into some portions of the central valley of california but up to the north bay, that's where you see the low clouds hanging on tight and we have a cold front that is going to drop in. and as your daytime highs today, they are still above normal, which means we're running a few degrees warmer than what we're supposed to be for this time of the year. 66 degrees in san jose. predicted high in livermore 67. 66 in martinez. up to napa, 67. and in san francisco, it will take a little longer to clear in some areas when it comes to the cloud cover, but eventually, we will be in the low 60s. now, with that cold front moving in for tomorrow, what will happen, there is an increase in cloud cover, potential for areas of drizzle, mainly areas of the golden gate bridge, but there could still be a chance early on in the morning. the big concern is the winds, we have a high wind watch that will take effect tomorrow. and what to expect, we're

talking about gusty winds, and especially 20, 30 mile-an-hour gusts, upwards of 50 miles an hour, and that's going to bring, a concern, if you have a party expected outside, make sure you safely set up those tents and make sure everything is good to go. now, your bay area forecast, though, once those gusts pick up, the temperatures are also going to drop by as much as 10 degrees in some areas low 50s and stay dry locally. over the next seven days with the cold front sweeping in sunday, overnight into monday morning, we're going to get frosty conditions, dipping down into the 30s. for early monday morning. which means a pretty chilly start to our workweek, and again, tomorrow, that cloud cover, it is going to roll through, and the winds are going to pick up and the temperatures are going to drop. >> vianey, thanks. it is 7:47. still ahead on today in the bay, 75 years later. a survivor of the auschwitz concentration camp reflects on his liberation.

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welcome back. at 7:50, we have breaking news out of the east bay, where we just learned that a man died after a fire at a condo complex. it ignited just before 5:30 this morning in walnut creek, and this is on the 400 block of north civic drive at parkside drive. near downtown walnut creek. fire officials tell us while it wasn't a large fire, the man did succumb to his injuries. we are also told several units had to be completely evacuated. the investigation is just

beginning. well, this week marks the anniversary of a pivotal moment in the holocaust. 75 years ago, the auschwitz concentration camp was liberated. today, ken rosati jr. tells us about one auschwitz survivor who tells us about his time there. >> for most people, a family photo album holds precious memories. >> but for 98-year-old ben stern's family album. >> that's my father. he died in the camp. starvation. >> it is a book of memories that were stolen from him. >> that's the gram. >> in 1939, with the german army invading poland, he and his family were forced into the jewish warsaw ghetto, his family members who sur vived the ghetto, died soon after in nazi

extermination camps. >> my brother here. the rest of them were all killed. >> during the war, he spent time in nine concentration camps. none more ominous than the notorious auschwitz berchanau. >> we got our tattoo number. 129592. >> in auschwitz, he survived doing hard labor, building baracks and slaving in coal mines. >> monday marked the 75th anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz by soldiers, and a day to remember the holocaust and something stern cannot forget. >> i still dream about it. i still live it. >> this is one of the original stars. >> in the jewish family and children services holocaust center in san francisco, mementos of hate. >> the arm band, this was from

the warsaw ghetto. >> morgan schneider says this is the last significant holocaust anniversary with survivors still around to tell their stories. >> we're part of a gen ration that will have the opportunity to have studied and know the survivors and then we will also be put into the position to be ambassadors for those stories in the future. >> i did not see the liberation of auschwitz. >> he was off to the next camp, on one of the two death matches he survived. these days he speaks out whenever he can, so that the horror is not just a story in a book. >> as far as i'm concerned, it just happened yesterday. >> nbc bay area news. >> we are so grateful he shared his story us with. now to a dozen people who are facing charges after a sting operation in paradise, outside

of chico, where the campfire burned. authorities say they are unlicensed contractors, who are looking to make money off of wildfire victims. 12 people in all are under arrest. most of them for working without a license. and at 7:54, we still have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, if you can hear them in my microphone, it is our clear the shelters segment. these are rivera and bellagio. you'll meet them next. we tried to get the politicians

to deal with the problem. but they wouldn't. so we took it to the voters and forced big tobacco to pay its share of healthcare costs. we fought oil companies for new clean air laws and closed a billion dollar corporate tax loophole to fund public schools. by going directly to the people we got results. that's not something you see a lot of from washington these days. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. let's make change happen.

this is the loudest segment we may have ever had. marcia hollander and rebecca, they are here with riviera and blajjo, i believe, riviera is the louder of the two. >> i don't want to dissuade you from adopting her. but she does have a mouth on

her. >> they are both mix puppies, pit bull mix puppies. riviera is quite talkative and bellagio is quite the opposite. bellagio might be deaf. but boy, he is quiet. >> he wasn't all that quiet a few minutes ago. they are both really cute though. there are five puppies in total from their litter available for adoption at your redwood city facility. what kind of home would be good for them? >> active. >> yes. >> because they're puppies and they're going to be larger dogs, so i think maybe an active family. but i think a family of any kind would be great. >> look at his face. we were just getting a close-up of bellagio. >> look at those blue eyes and gorgeous face.

wow. they are really, really cute babies. and actually, we want to highlight the fact that you have -- isn't this hilarious, should he would not even try talking? you have a lot of puppies in your facilities at redwood city and palo alto. >> yes, and we are actively looking for foster families. >> the thing about fostering, you ned them to house the puppies for a few months, because they need their vaccinations and everything before they can get adopted out. we're just looking for independent he intermittent help and you will provide everything needed to foster. so anyone looking to help out, please go to their web site pets in need.org to find out about fostering or adopting one of these little puppies here. riviera, the talker, and bellagio, the silent type, we hope they find their forever homes. >> thank you. >> thank you for coming in. and thank you for making us a part of your morning.

we'll have more local news tonight at 5:00, 6:00, and 11:00 and all day on nbc bay area.com. happy birthday to rick our producer. .

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