across the state, it shows icu availability, and the bay area as a whole, we have more available icu capacity for most of the state in more than 24%. that is an increase of 3% from yesterday. that's the good news. and quickly as things can improve, the situation can take a turn for the worst overnight, icu availability in southern california and the san joaquin valley dropped by 2%. >> making it in the bay will be harder as the hnew restrictions take affect. we continue the coverage from santa clara. >> it's not just that restaurants will no longer be able to serve customers outdoors. these new orders have far reaching. >> forced to offer only takeout and delivery, i have been on

unemployment. >> for those who have been laid off. or had the work hours cut. fears of eviction are constant. tonight, catholic charities held an online workshop to help people stay housed with state eviction moratoriums, set to expire at the end of january. >> the fear was clear, if we did nothing, that we could stand to lose 10s of thousands of residents from this valley. many of whom are our parishiners. >> i will take a closer look at the eviction that in the south bay is coming up at 11:00. nbc bay area news. >> santa clara county continues

to see covid cases rise at an alarming rate, a mass testing site closed today, workers are gearing up for another businey week. they were testing a pop up site where people could test themselves. the drop-in site is at the emanuel baptist church. they can self administer a nasal swab test. tuesday through friday, 11:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. >> another high profile member of the president's inner circle has tested positive for covid-19. this type, it's rudy giuliani. president trump announced that today, former new york mayor has criss-crossed the country pushing president's false claims of voter fraud. giuliani has not worn a mask at several of the events. the president tweeted, get better soon, rudy, we will carry on. giuliani is 76 years old, and

his condition is not yet clear. >> new tonight, california's attorney general could be joining the biden administration, he is biden's pick for secretary of health and human services. that pick comes as a congressional hispanic caucus puts pressure on biden to put latinos in leadership roles. he has a bigger profile when it comes to criminal justice, immigration and tax reform. if confirmed, he inherits a critical agency in the middle of a health crisis. he has served 12 terms as a congressman. >> people living in the north bay can breathe a sigh of relief, pg&e has cancelled the warning for potential power out acknowled edges edge -- the concern is far from over. we are tracking the gusty conditions and rob, we are understanding that we are expecting a red flag warning.

is that right? >> yeah, that officially gets under way at 11:00 tonight. that's the reason for the micro climate weather alert. as we get started. it has been extended longer during the day tomorrow through 5:00. peak wind gusts for the hills in the north bay, peaks above 3-4,000 feet could get the gusts 34-60 miles an hour. the red flag warning for the north bay. east bay and for the santa cruz mountains. notice the wind advisory, the exception to the rule here, san jose in to morgan hill. not as gusty. so, between now and sunrise, you see the areas of red and purple on the map. those are the stronger wind gusts, arriving around the bay area. so we have the rare, red flag warning. the third such warning we have seen in the last 15 years. it does not happen all that often. wind advisory for tomorrow and on the coast, a high suffer wrf

warning. a bit of everything coming our way. we could see waves as high as 25 feet. we will talk about this and the hour by hour timeline on the fire danger andthe wind coming up in the forecast in seven minutes. back to you. >> rob, thanks very much, an earthquake in mendocino county, it struck just after 7:00, a few miles west of lakeport. not that far from lake county. no reports of injuries or significant damage. people as far as napa feeling the earthquake. >> a chaoticing and deadly scene in the north bay. a car with four teenagers struck a light pole. leaving one teenager dead and three others injured. police say the car had been reported stolen out of mountain view. two of the juveniles in the car. they were boys and the other two were girls. police say one of the girls was pronounced dead at the scene. part of story road shut down

while officers investigated. >> two weeks after being stabbed in a deadly attack. one of them is back helping those in need. you may recall, two people were killed, three others injured at the grace baptist church near san jose state. one of those injured was win pham, a church volunteer and a city employee. today pham is back doing what he loves, helping the homeless. handed out meals to the homeless. pham gave a statement that reads i'm so grateful to be able to be back helping in the community. finding a lot of comfort in providing whatever support i can. and i invite others to join us in the time of great need. >> up next, gearing up how -- one of the country's biggest cities is preparing to roll out a covid vaccine. it's plan to get people vaccinated. >> a north bay business doing something good this holiday

season, their efforts to keep those in need warm this winter. >> and we are under a micro climate weather alert, both for a rare december red flag warning and a wind advisory going in to affect starting at 11:00 tonight, we will show you the top wind gusts and the rest of the forecast as we come back. ernest hemingway wrote the old man and the sea at 52

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thank you! a customer service rep is working unseen, making it happen. and at genesys, we're proud to help them help you everyday. as the race for a vaccine continues, president elect joe biden is due to meet with the top scientist in trump's operation warp speed team. in the transition process, the vaccine roll out begins this month. but it will continue long in to mr. biden's first year. mr. biden recently claimed he was not aware of the detailed plan for delivering the vaccine, now, he said is that things have been laid out in detail, and he will explain everything to the

president elect. >> well the first covid vaccine here in the u.s. could be approved this week. and then comes the challenge of getting americans vaccinated. another challenge, convincing people to get vaccinated. nbc's senior medical correspondent, dr. john torres, spent months following a colorado health department working to build trust. >> once the covid vaccine the -- denver's public, we have been following the progress since september. who are the people you are hoping to reach? >> people that don't usually access health services or go to retail pharmacies, we are think

ing -- minorities distrust the medical community. perfect. the doctor and her team mapped out the city's covid hot spots and spent months building relationships by bring iing flu vaccines in to the area. >> the team created partnerships with local leaders and on social media, bringing pop up clinics to shelters and community centers and food banks and even fire houses. for leslie williams, convenience was key. >> it was super easy and we continue to make sure that we have the resources in the community. >> we just checked back in with the team. >> how did it go? >> we have given over 3300 vaccines and mainly flu vaccines. >> what they learned is host

clinics when people are home from work and school, sprad the messages in many languages, mare the same health teams as in local neighborhoods. >> what is next for you in the program? >> we want to take that work and build it out for the covid vaccine and mitigate the pandemic and get people back to work and feeling comfortable about society again. >> a commitment to building bridges for better health. >> well with, speaking of getting the vaccine out there after giving the pfizer vaccine, britain started to distribute it to hospitals. 800,000 doses will be available. first will be given tuesday to three different groups. people over 80 years of age, frontline health care workers and nurse homing staff and residents. the chief pharmacy said the first hospital to receive the vaccine was elated. >> it's justin credible. actually. obviously i cannot hold them in my hands, they are minus 70 degrees, but to know they are here and we are among the first

in the country to actually receive the vaccine and therefore the first in the world is just amazing. i'm so proud. >> britain ordered 40 million doses, each person requires two doses, so 20 million people will get the vaccine in the first round. all this week on nbc bay area, we are taking a close look at the race for a vaccine. we are answering all of your questions from how the covid vaccine is different from other vaccines and to who is paying for it. plus, is the bay area, really ready for the roll-out. that is all this week on nbc bay area, starting tomorrow morning on today in the bay. the ongoing court battle between santa clara county and a south bay church continues on tuesday. that's when a contempt of court hearing had will take place for the pastor of the calvary chapel of san jose. mike mcclure could be arrested at that time he and his church continue to hold indoor services for large gatherings that go against the county's covid health orders.

an attorney for the church said that it's been fined nearly 800,000 for defying the orders. santa clara county said that it's trying protect people from getting covid. the church argues a recent supreme court decision bars restrictions on religious services. >> the farmer's market in mountain view continues to be a hot spot this sunday. much like grocery stores, farmer's markets are allowed to stay open in the shut down. at the mountain view market, right there at the cal train station, we saw most everyone wearing masks. >> before the new restrictions, some people got some holiday shopping in. nbc bay area reports if from the east bay. >> in downtown walnut creek, there's some signs of the holidays. sean maxwell came out and considered up coming covid restrictions. >> ultimately, and so, my husband and i came out today to make sure that we were able to get shopping in and do our last sort of outdoor dining experience. >> still, their overall holiday

shopping plans have changed. >> now, it's like, well, are we going to have to do most of our shopping online? there's just a lot of uncertainty of what is going to happen. >> five bay area counties decided to move ahead and implementing the regional stay-at-home order, amid the surge, the new restrictions are expected until early january. >> today, somewhat yesterday, deferently. we were busy downtown yet. >> downtown, they notice an uptick in people out. retail will stay open at slightly less capacity and they are trying remain optimistic. >> i kind of feel like i need to be optimistic. and with the christmas season, people still need to shop. and i think, as long as we can communicate to people that they can shop and be safe. >> they say, i'm almost done with my christmas shopping. >> reporter: this man started earlier this year and is already wrapping it up. but decided to show some local support too. >> definitely, done the most online shopping that i haver

done. but you know, we are out here today shopping at the first local spots because we want to you know, patronize them as well. christy smith, nbc bay area news. >> with more people order iing 18 million more a day than compared to last year. and if you want your gifts on to arrive in time for christmas, u.p.s. and fedex said december 15th is the last day you can ship it to make sure it makes it. december 18th is the last day for first class mail. >> don't be a last minute shopper this year. forget it, get it ordered now and shipped asap. >> experts worn, bigger bulgier items like tv and bicycles may

take longer to ship. >> nfl players get to express themselves each season while promoting a cause that is important to them. it's a program called my cause, my cleats. all players get to pick a cause, promote it with especially designed cleat and is take a look at this. 49ers quarterback jimmy garoppolo's shoes shed a light on the cal fire benevolenf foundation. excellent looking shoes. you have the say, his cleats have the names of several fallen firefighters on them. he will not be playing in tomorrow's game, but his cleats still promote his cause. >> a pandemic as serious as ever in the holiday season can be tough to deal with. the next story is something good that can make us all feel better. cynthia owns a pop up shop in martinez, along with her partner. they started a way to keep people warm in their community. they collect jackets and they hang those jackets on trees in

downtown martinez to take, the response has been overwhelming in people's donations and people taking coats. >> it was an opportunity for us to give back. it's a rough time for everyone in general, and certainly, it's cold, and the jackets were just, they are something that the community just loves and they are responding to it. >> one act of random kindness can create a tidal wave and it's the most beautiful thing. >> the women have given away hundreds of jackets and they continue to take in more coats at least twice before christmas. this year been an specially difficult one for everyone. even more so in the holidays. now more than ever, organizations across the bay area are ramping up the efforts to help those struggling in the tough times. we have put together a list of resources where you can get the

help that you need or you can donate and give back to your community. head to our website, it's nbc bay area.com/resources. >> well, we all know most holiday traditions look different this year because of the pandemic. it does not mean that we cannot still enjoy them and have them and take a look at this, this is the scene tonight in morgan hill. every year since 1976. santa rides through the streets on a ship. it's a great way to meet santa, and this year, he sailed around the downtown area, traveled through neighborhoods. he delivered himself. the magic ship of christmas is run by morgan hills boy scout troop, 799. beautiful, great night for it, rob, i guess i should thank you for that. but things are going change as the week goes on. yeah, we made sure that things were fine for santa. not a lot of wind right now, the

reason for the micro climate weather alert are the changes that we are seeing in the hill tops and mountains. including mount diablo wind gusts. a calmer view as we drop in to san francisco, we continue to see hazy skies. currently in the mid 50s around san francisco, we are not going to see a lot of wind until sunrise tomorrow morning. w -- in san jose. we are seeing temperatures also in the 40s. so, as we head to tomorrow. we have numbers in the 30s and 40s to start off the morning. morgan hill one of the chillier spots and afternoon temperatures tomorrow, if it was not for the wind and the fire danger. this was probably the weather story of the day. we could see mid 70s tomorrow. around sonoma, and santa rosa, thanks to the don't sloping warming affect of the off shore breeze. near 70 and san francisco and

oakland will be close to 70 tomorrow. what is not good is what is happening in terms of the waves. wave heights could be as high as 25 feet. it's a warning. it's a larng northwest swell, heading to the coast from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. use caution, it will be the largest waves we have seen in months arriving on the coastline tomorrow. now the big topic is the big fire danger. this should be the peak event in terms of gusts from 30-45 miles an hour. notice how most of the north bay, the diablo range, you had see the windy conditions. by 5:00, the numbers start to back down, that's around the time the are red flag warning should is expire. peak winds from sunrise through lunchtime. and then, by 5:00, you begin to see the wind speeds coming down to the evening. look at the humidity difference from today. today we had the fog and low

clouds. a different story tomorrow. no sign of low clouds instead of humaned numbers in the rain endanger. the rain is starting to get a little bit closer, that's looking more promising as we head towards next weekend. for now, we are watching two periods of of north wind, we are getting it a bit tonight in to monday. we will see another round coming in on thursday. at this point, perhaps not quite as strong for mountains, really two off shore wind events look at saturday and sunday, could we see a break in the pattern? obviously more clouds coming up tonight at 9:45, we will take a closer look at what the weather models are suggesting could be, at least to the north bay, rain chances are coming back, again, a look at that coming up. >> all right, rob, thanks so. we will check in with you then. still ahead a christmas tradition in a east bay neighborhood is coming to an end, next year, it will live on in a new home.

we will show you. >> and a reminder, the holidays are a tough time for a lot of bay area families. but we can all pitch in, the next time you are at safeway, it's easy to make a $10 donation. tell them put it on my tab and that money will go to local food banks. our drive goes through december 29th.

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new video shows president trump's walk of on fame star, boarded up and behind a metal fence. they have spent thousands of dollars repairing or replacing the president's stars in recent years. it has been the subject of several acts of vandalism. the star has been bored up after the latest attack by vandals. the steel barricade is so that peep do not trip on the board. >> a christmas tradition is finally coming to an end for the most part. not entirely, stay with me on

this one. after 25 years of elaborate displays in the front yard, the gonzalez family is setting up the extravaganza for the last time. he did not expect had his clkz of animated characters to grow this large and last this long. it's a long time. the family created the display for last time. but they will always remember how special it's been. >> just brings a lot of joy to us and when we see people you know, the smile on their face and everything, we just keep doing it year after year. and we always say that we are going to stop, and then just seeing the joy and laughter and the people's faces we keep doing it. >> for the gonzalez family, thank you so much and this display is going to live on. not in their, not at their appropriate, but he is donating it to san jose's christmas in the park. if you would like to see the scene for yourself, it's on a street called glennro drive in

fremont. now to a story we first told you about. an owl that was rescued is back in the wild tonight. that is good news. you may remember a man driving in livermore and spotted an owl that was stuck on a barbed wire fence, he asked people for help on social media. and some people saw the post, drove to the area with supplies and they got that little had owl free. it was taken to be nursed back to full health. that owl was released back in the woild, yild, you see it the thanks to a lot of people that helped along the way. >> what a shot, yeah. >> up next at 9:30, hospitals are filling up fast, the warning tonight from san francisco health officials about a available capacity and what it means if you get sick. >> also, an army of logistics

experts working together in an unprecedented scale to get the covid vaccine from the lab to the klein i can near you. innovation needed to over come challenges to distribute those doses.

a dire situation their san francisco, hospital beds are filling up fast and the hospitals are about to run out of room. the city's health officials say in 20 days there will be no icu beds available. >> that's not the only concern. san francisco hospitals are running out of acute care space as well. take a look at this. this graph shows you the total number of patients acute care and icu in the city. the latest numbers as of friday, 117. >> it's not just san francisco,

hospitalizations are up too, you see here on november 1st. 86 patients have been hospitalized with the virus. that number has been climbing and climbing and climbing. look where we are now, 333 patients hospitalized with the virus, that is the most the bay area. hospitals are full. tonight, 16% of all beds are available. >> our rising hospitalization rates are one of the big reasons for the new shelter at home order. in can ka, toronto, is already is in week two of the four-week lockdown, i spoke with a family about what restrictions in canada have been like. >> ruth, thank you for joining us on the program. i understand that you are in toron toronto, right now, in canada, and toronto is a under a lock down. i was hoping you could tell us how the lock down in who toront

tame the same or different than the bay area orders? >> one thing i that thought was great, on the city's website, it tells you everything that is okay in the lockdown. they said child care was a okay. and that was a big deal in san francisco, people were not sure if having a nanny over was okay. and they recommend going grocery shopping once a week, and staying home as much as possible. how does it compare to san francisco? >> my husband and i were amazed, they started the lockdown when they were getting a thousand cases a week and i feel like there's not an american city that was lockdown at 1,000 cases a week. we were impressed. >> talk to me a little bit about

your mask project? >> sure, so, in march, i on a whim because usa stone masks.com, and then, i started sewing masks and selling them and the demand spiked in march and april, and we are getting orders like crazy, i think at that point the chinese manufacturers overseas had stopped. so i got friends to help me and it's, the demand has gone down now that chie -- that chinese manufacturing is back up. >> you mentioned you bought it on a whim, what does that mean? >> i looked it up to see if the domain was availableand it was, for like $9 a year. so, i was like, yeah, maybe i will start a business. >> so, you know, i guess, why

was it important for you to sort of jump in, during that time and kind of take on that project? >> right are, so, i have always been a n erd about manufacturin and it fascinates me how stuff is made at scale. and i had a project called the leave me alone sweater that randomly went viral. i made one for myself and posted it on internet and it went viral. and i was like, i have to do figure out how to make them at scale so in the year since, i had been figuring out how to find a pattern, a factory and fabric and so, i just happened to have the skills when the time ga came and i was like, might as well do something. >> and there was a crazy demand for masks during that time. and everyone sort of scrambling to get one. or make one. or whatever the case may be. >> right, right. >> and all right will, well, thanks so much tore taking time out of your day.

i know, it's late in toronto right now. or getting late so i don't want to hold you up too. we really appreciate you coming on the show. >> thank you. >> the race fora covid vaccine continues, we are just days away from finding out if the fda will approve pfizer a's vaccine. all signs are it will. but getting the vaccines from manufacturers to clinic has never been done at this scale. we get a behind the scenes look at the innovation to getting the millions vaccines to americans. >> happening right now, 10s of millions of vaccines from multiple drug makers are being produced with the hope that they will be approved by the fda. the plan, to reach 300 approximately --

>> to you have to be prepared for every vaccine to walk through your daoor. >> this is the largest hospital system in louisiana. >> she is has written seven pages of instruction to pharmacists on all the possible vaccines. especially fragile is pfizer's, it requires dry ice to be kept at 94 degrees farenheit, colder than amtarctica in winter. using the dry ice is complicated. >> every day, we are running experiments. >> the vaccine had a familiar shape. >> the pizza box is a personal size pizza box where the vials

are going to be nested. >> it will be in a specially designed shipper that will be open two minutes to transfer vaccines on out. to support distribution, u.p.s. has built a freezer farm with units that go to minus 1200 farenheit. >> moderna's will be next and astrazenica and pfizer is expected to follow. we have a rare behind the scenes look in to how those two are being made at the lab in baltimore. >> i'm putting on all the protective gear to make sure that when we head in the lab, i do not contaminate any part of the vaccine process. >> it makes the active ingredients for the vaccines in four sterile rooms like this. >> help people understand what is in that reactor. it affords us the opportunity to produce as many vaccines.

we grow the cells in that. >> and they hope to produce hundreds of millions doses. >> they will end up in the children of the individuals working in the room, and that means the world to us. >> new york, corning glass is forging millions vaccine vials. the company said that the glass can withstand ultra cold temperatures and up to ten times stronger than conventional glass. to make sure that vaccines are not damaged as they travel around the world. modality solutions put container tlus te s through tests like this. dangerous drops, bumpy roads and changes in air pressure that simulate air travel. and while that precious cargo is in transit. fedex is using bluetooth enabled sensor to see the shipments in real time. >> think of them as guardian

angels. >> it takes an army of experts working together on an unprecedented scale to fight this pandemic. >> how confident are you that you will be ready when the vaccines are released? >> i'm ready today. i'm ready. >> that was vicki wynn reporting. when dry ice melts it turns in to carbon dioxide gas, too much can incapacitate a crew, so they are working with carriers to see how much they can safely transport. all this week, we are taking a close look at the race for the vaccine and answering all the questions from how the vaccine is different from other vaccines to who's paying for it, plus, the bay area, is it really ready for the roll-out? that is all this week at nbc bay area. starting tomorrow morning on today in the bay. >> and happening tomorrow, bay area courts are also affected by the new stay-at-home order, contra costa county is

announcing that most court operations in martinez, pittsburgh, richmond and walnut creek will be postponed or changed. courtrooms are closed to the public. jury trials are suspended and jurors who were called for jury duty before january 11th do not need to report. all clerk's offices will be closed to the public. >> alcatraz closing to meet new restrictions. the account ro, off limits the to visitors. the ferry service had will stop and other access to the island will not be available. yosemite national park, they are scaling back starting tomorrow. the mark will be open for day use activities. camp grounds and other lodging and shuttles not operating. >> up next, helping people make it in the bay during the pandemic by helping them pay rent. >> we will introduce you to people on the peninsula, who are helping hundreds of families stay in their homes.

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making it happen. and at genesys, we're proud to help them help you everyday. the coronavirus is a lot of things and fair is not one of them. >> the impact has been harder on low income, than high income people. we have tonight's bay area proud. >> for more than 20 years in the city of east palo alto, there's been a nonprofit making a lot of noise helping young people and much of the noise came from the young people themselves. >> you mean before covid? before covy, it was, a million

kids in here. >> eugene jackson is on the staff at live in peace. a group that started out as a violence prevention program. but it shifted in to so much more. there's the bike workshop for project based learning. the jim, for fitness of body and mind. and educational programs that executive director healther sterns longwood has send 70 students to college degrees. starting in march, covid restrictions meant they could not provide many of the services, while more pressing needs suddenly arose. >> the it was immediate, the county shut down march 16th. they, people had already lost their jobs. i mean, that day, you know, kids are like, yeah, my mom is not working. >> i have been familiar with the community for a long time. >> howard is a democratic political consultant who has long volunteered for live in peace. he said the nonprofit knew it

needed to pivot, but how? they turned to their clients for the answer. >> we said, what do you need, what scares you? what do you need most? and the answer was resounding. rent relief. >> reporter: so they did something they have never traditionally done. went out and raised money to help pay people's rents the original goal was $100,000. to date, they have raised more than $2.3 million. that is enough to pay the rent for 372 families, for three months at a time. >> the total, more than double live in peace's annual budget. they created learning pod force students like these kids who needed a place for remote learning. >> well, at home, i'm in a family at seven, it's hard to focus at home, i have little siblings and they are doing their classes too. it's a success story? a year that sadly has seen too few of them.

a nonprofitable to turn on a dime and turn it in to help for hundreds of families. >> we love our community and we know our community because we are our community. >> beautiful story. great program there. check in with rob right now. and rob, red are flag warning, i think it's starting tonight in marin county, right? >> yeah, it's throughout the north bay, we will begin to see it going in to affect at 11:00, the same time the wind advisory goes up around the bay area. coming up we will talk about the hour by hour outlook and when you can expect the strongest winds to arrive and the forecast, as we come right back.

3 at cape canaveral, nasa launch ready a spacex rocket with holiday reinfor reinforcem.

>> full of -- holiday feasts have to have turkey. corn bread dressing, and short bread cookie and icing. they didn't forget anything. more business stuff. >> the astronaut said there was a refrigerated lab for experiments. i'm hoping they don't confuse the shortbread cookies with that stuff. let's talk about the red flag warning. this is december. this is nuts. >> yeah, in the the combination of things that are headed our way is very year 2020. i think around the bay area. you have the red flag warning we have not seen that. last year, we had three of them in the month of december in the last 15 years. we are watching it closely. high surf is warning for the coast and 70 degrees temperatures. all on the way tomorrow. let's talk about the red flag warning.

11:00-5:00 tomorrow morning. wind gusts will be highest in the north bay and mountains will see the wind gusts from 45-60. and a closer look at the hour by hour in a moment and because of the winds especially from the higher elevation. the wind advisory will start at 11:00 tonight, to 11:00 a.m. in the morning. if there's good news, it's not as long lasting or not quite as strong as we have seen earlier this fall and in fact, if you have san jose, you may not notice a lot of the wind, here is a location that is not in the wind advisory. 48 degrees, we will begin to see more wind as we get in the morning. calm in walnut creek. and atop mount diablo, we are seeing gusts up to 35 miles an hour and livermore, 45 degrees, the tri-valley will see more win approaching sunrise. we begin the day with 30s and 40s and this is probably the headline, december temperatures in the mid 70s, around santa rosa and sonoma. close to 70 in san francisco and

san jose, and across the east bay valleys. the reason the temperatures are warm, is strong high pressure and the off shore winds that is helping to dry out the air and warm it up. so, on the coast, what we are also watching is the high surf warning. breakers that could be as high as 25 feet during the day tomorrow. 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. monday. unfortunately that is from storms that are bringing big surf and no rain. here is a look at the wind hour by hour. by 5:00 the wind speed should start to come down. notice how the south bay, we start the day off, concord and san jose, 40-20 mile an hour gusts by 5:00 in the evening we begin to see those wind speeds coming down. which should be the time that the red flag warnings expire around the bay area. keep in mind, wednesday and thursday. no rain in the forecast. you can see more north wind later this week and the rain is trying to get closer to the bay area. look at next sunday. starting to look better. we look at the ten--day outlook,

you see for areas north of san francisco, north of interstate 80 in the sierra, 7-10 day outlook is bringing rain back. and north of mendocino county, we could see fire season suppressing rain. so, tomorrow, we have breezy and dry conditions. san francisco, and inland temperatures around 70, as we go lou the week. might see more wind thursday than i'm hoping by this time last weekend. parts of northern california, getting a chance of the rain making a comeback. we will get a look at the pattern shift ahead coming up tonight at 11:00. back to you. >> sounds good, rob, thank you very much. anthony flores is joining us now. no matter what you think about the team t raiders first season away from oakland has been a very exciting one. i can say that. >> definite nailbiter, the raiders saved the best for last against new york the play that helped the silver and black fly by the he jets. stick around, sports is next.

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welcome back, i'm anthony flores, late game magic saves the day for the silver and black. the raiders visiting the east coast to take on the new york jets. huge game for waller. showing off his moves and speed on this 38 yard touchdown reception, huge day as i mentioned, 13 catches, 200 yards and two touchdowns for waller. the jets on the lead on the short touchdown run by ty johnson in the fourth quarter. they were seconds away from first of the season. then they decide to blitz and derek carr makes them pay. d.c. hits henry ruggs for the winning score. wow, the raiders beat the jets, 31-28. >> i give coach gruden all the credit had in the world many he has prepareed me and equipped me to be able to handle those

looks. so to win a game like that, in the fourth quarter. a lot of emotions. big time roller coast er to say the least. >> the rams did the 49ers a favor today by beating arizona. yeah, the niners are just one win away from being tied for that final playoff spot in the nfc, tomorrow, they will take on the bills in arizona. buffalo is 8-3, and has the respect of kyle shanahan. >> i feel like they have drafted the right way, done it the right way. they have got their quarterback and they have competed and played physical. very sound defense, always plays hard and it's not a surprise at all why they have been winning games and why they seem to get better each year. >> the 49ers take on the bills on monday night football. be sure to join nbc sports bay area for 49ers pregame live, monday at 4:00 p.m. and then switch back to nbc sports bay area. for analysis, and post game reaction. hey, the spartans are 5-0 for the first time in more than 80

years but you know what? they still can't play at home. their game against nevada scheduled for friday in san jose has been moved to las vegas. they are in vegas. it's being relocated because of the covid-19 restrictions in santa clara county. men's college hoops. stanford at north carolina, ant, davis, finishing up strong. senior oscar desilva led the cardinal with 26 points. he played 24 minutes. stanford cruises to a 78-46 victory. cal on the road in southern california. they have taken on ucla, first half, the bruins on a 15-0 run. ryan bentley stops the bleeding with the three, the golden bears down 18 at the break. andnow, they have played much better in the second half, but they never got the lead down to single digits. ucla beats cal, the final, 76-56. that's a look at sports back to you. >> what do you think of the 49ers and the bills tomorrow

night? the niners have a lot more to gain than the bills. they have to win and people coming back to the offensive side of things for the niners. it's looking kind of good. >> if, if the 49ers play the way they play against the l.a. rams they have a great chance of beating the buffalo team. but buffalo, the quarter from fireball, very, very good josh allen. defense good, if the 49ers can keep the momentum going after the way they played the rams they have a great chance of winning monday night. >> i like the way you talk. anthony, thank you very much, thank you for joining us, we are back tonight at 11:00. (soft music) hey dad, i'm about to leave. don't forget your hat . good morning. how can i help? i need help connecting with my students. behind every last minute save, ok, that works. and holiday surprise, thank you! a customer service rep is working unseen, making it happen.

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