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perhaps quicker because you don't have to wal. i think the goal is to have that would work between 5 to 3 on. >> that's not what we have shown with the current technology and making this a reality. instead of him taking it to a l lap. your ted immediately or your result immediately, or ooernt wale, in the future, and to do this by yourself? >> a big part is the fact that

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the players officially reached a december today on january 14. janz will be remove did in arizona, still not allowing contact sports. if the chart skpchlt former 49 efrz when things should maekt or maj. yeah, kerry who worked out at lauren spillards. it turns out that he couldn't have come at a better time. >> it's the most famous play in

49ers history. the catch, but the game was far from over. clinging to a one-point lead with 38 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter, the cowboys were driving to set up a potential we preserved the 19ers victory without the naeif. when forp and wanted to reach out. i would say. in the 11 days, i don't spend time in a hospital. just let me know. i feel like you've forgotten.

>> but the mers saj strength a new, he was overwhelmed with. how are you still recuperating from the r. >> that's my hero and i dpoent. >> i really, really appreciate it. it means a rot that we could connect in the way that we did. >> a big moment in 49ers success

was the beginning of a new generation. >> you could see the genuine relationship with the mauer he's' in hot tub. alumni is new in this report. >> two were in that video, and i have to remember -- the cowboys were driving and might have ruined the entire thing. >> i remember it as well, and patrick. i'm glad somebody told me they want to make a. he certainly did. >> anthony, great job. thank you very much. well, while wheer on the topic, the 1980 west spartans,

they'll play ball state in the arizona bowl on new year's eve. over the past month, monoliths have been popping up around the world, so a san jose men, i'll get it and they want a reaction. >> we have a good neighborhood response to the tree. oh, look, they redid the tree. that's what the whole thing is about. trying to bring a the joy to people due to the corona.

>> he sits next to his christmas tree that he's had in his yard over a year. to that among them, the wharj spart when the. >>, but what happens when the show cannot go him. >> he's making sure his creative talents are still being put to good use. we share this story in our bay area proud. so much has changed these last nine months, it's almost a spot where nothing has changed since march. >> the stage at west valley college theater is one of those places. >> basically the show was about to start. >> the seth brought up designed

and didn't work back then, since said he's now who work for the theater. he's a professional artist who talked in the past, but not until he walked backstage at west valley five years ago did it all come together for him. >> it was drying, it was painting, it was engineering so it was just this perfect confluence of. while time may have. he's been making simple, with remote learners needing a place to learn. andrew got the idea after seeing a video of a father making desks for his kids. >> as soon as i saw it, light bulb. it was like, this is something that i can do to tangibly help right away.

>> so now, for example, up next, 80 tests now with delivery of 0 more. >> we've heard it makes a difference, that kids are able to fouke us, they're not at a. the parents are saying it makes a difference. >> making a difference by making sure that in this theater, good things went on during the pandemic, own if the show couldn't. a very memorable moment at chris joer.

last night hen daesh the couple has been together five years. they enjoyed people in the, so what better place than to ask the question. san tra has as a who came all the fray for the event, and by the way, fun fact. you can get two gifts, one fwor the proposal anniversary and the other one for christmas. >> where did he do it? where did it happen? >> the joke is on him. i can't tell you that. it didn't happen in front of a christmas tree. >> it was fancy and special. >> it was outside. it was outside, it was a

beautiful proposal, but, guys, if you're out there, your girl is going to want two gifts. >> good to know. i don't know if you can top that, but i've been wondering if you could give us a forecast that could make us all happy. >> well, you know what, tomorrow we have some pretty phenomenal astronomical things happening when it comes to the actual astronomy of the world so it might be a fun time to propose. my earbud popped out there if you saw that. working from home. we have monday morning lows, cold 30s first part of the tomorrow. first day of welcome we witness at 2:02 a.m. if you're a night owl and you don't plan on getting to bed, you're going to catch the first day of winter right on the money. what's ahead? christmas rain. yes, we're still talking about christmas rain. 44 degrees in the next couple hours. by about 1:00 a.m., we're

talking 40 degrees and look at the 30s. yet again another cold night with a cold start to the work week. by 1:00 a.m., dipping down to the 40s, by 3:00 a.m. 39 degrees. san francisco 50 degrees and we will be seeing some low 40s. as far as what's going on in our atmosphere, we do have high pressure. that's what's been keeping us dry and sunny all weekend long. here's a look at satellite radar, so that high pressure, what happens is it sort of works to trap the air, which is why there is a spare the air alert that has been issued by the bay area quality district. the idea is that because it's going to be extremely cold, people might turn on woodburning or fireplaces, things like that, but the high pressure traps it and actually makes the air unhealthy. this is anticipation for a cold night which means no woodburning

inside or outside. quick reminder there. speaking of astronomical things, let's talk about the first day of winter. little the official start, as i mentioned, but what exactly does it mean? you may have also heard of it as the shortest day of the year. now, the shortest day of the year, the exact day is not shorter, it's just that we want something to follow. sunrise is 7:21 a.m. and sunset 4:54. i know we're going to finally get some sunshine. i know a lot of you are saying, where is the sun? for tomorrow night, we do have a system passing to our north. that might bring a chance or two of seeing some light rain mainly

for the north bay. then look at i a long range outlook. it's looking good when it comes to the rain, even down through southern california, and yes, sierra snow. as far as the timing, so far it looks like it could be later in the day on friday into christmas night. so we may not wake up with the rain if you don't live in the north bay, you might, but for the rest of the north bay. we're looking at some rain, the models are showing up looking goot and santa says the day will be good tomorrow. we're going to talk about the christmas star. i'll send it back to you. >> thanks so much. up next, making sure there are gifts under the tree. a south bay organization changing the way they help others this holiday season. and a reminder from all of

us, the holidays can be a tough time for bay area families, but we can all do something. next time you're at safeway, make a $10 donation. it's so easy to do. if you're at the checkout stand, it makes you feel so special to say, it goes through the food banks. icu beds continue to dwindle all across the bay area, and now big concerns as we head sbumded. when it's set to come to the bay area.

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a big disappointment for housing advocates in san jose. an apartment building that was set to be given to habitat for humanity is now set for demoliti demolition. the 110-apartment building downtown was supposed to be moved three blocks away to a sliver of surplus land. now they say they will demolish the building in february. they expected habitat for humanity to pay for a foundation at the new site. the non-profit doesn't have the money to do that. it's unclear whether leaders

expect the developer to foot that bill as well. it has served the public for more than 70 years, but the time has finally come to replace menlo park's fire station number 4. it was built in 1989. it's become outdated for all sorts of reasons. they have made a deal to build a brand new one. the new one will be more than 13,000 square feet. it's going to go from one to two stories. they'll have ten new beds with the new one. the price will be more than $1500. the station will be demolished next month. it will begin after that. a toy giveaway is holding a drive-thru toy give dlsaway.

tc it was open all weekend and will be open tomorrow as well. >> we knew that families couldn't buy gifts for their kids this christmas, and we didn't want the day to go without doing nothing at all, so it was the right thing to do to step up. >> in the next four days, they plan on giving away 112,000 presents. now more than ever, organizations across the bay area are ramping up their efforts to help those struggling during these tough times. we've put together a list of resources where you can get the help you need or donate and give back to your community. head on over to n nbcbayarea.co. since they were shut down because of covid, they opened a special art exhibit. as nbc bay area joe rosato jr.

tells us just how much we can communicate through art. >> he loves to paint. >> in a san mateo backyard, art is in full motion. the artist behind the brush is james lee deguzman. but lately the teenager just rolls by his artist's name, jamesy. >> james is on the autism spectrum. we found out when he was two. >> james doesn't say anything, but since he was little, he found an outlet with paintings and drawings. >> there is so much joy. when he is painting, he sometimes sings to himself, he does a little dance. who we >> reporter: when the pandemic shut the art studio down in march due to the pandemic --

>> you think, oh, my gosh, what am i going to do? i bought all the painting supplies i could. >> he does a lot of painting. he's fast and furious. >> back in june, the deyoung museum put out an open call for bay area artists for a special exhibition. it got over 147,000 admissions. one of the paintings chosen was by an unknown, sam mal te'o painter. >> sdwramz, of course, didn't really know what it meant. >> the president of james' school in oak hill. >> jamesy is putting his new fame to good use. his mom is hold be an auction of

his paintings to raise money for the school. but for jamesy, joy is in the process. and the trips for more art supplies, because in life, what seems to really matter is just how you fill the canvas. joe rosato jr. >> because of covid restrictions, it is closed, but you can go to his website to see exhibitions. you can also go to nbcbayarea.com to find out more about jonesy's work. they rolled up their sleeves to make sured. testing czar encouraging the president to get the shot as president elect biden

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coast medical experts have confirmed the moderna covid vaccine is safe for public use. > california is expecting 672,000 doses to start arriving this week. >> at the same time, a northern california couple who volunteered for the moderna vaccine trial is sharing that experience. nbc bay area's christy smith has more. >> when this pandemic started, we started thinking about, you know, what is the solution for the pandemic? >> reporter: so tush and leyla shaw from elk grove looked at the development and got in touch with moderna. they wanted to volunteer for the phase 3 trial. >> we wanted to do our duty and also our responsibility. >> he got his first shot on august 4, and the second one was on august 31st.

>> so tush goss a vaccine or a placebo, so it has these properties. >> i developed a fever of 102, i had headache and i had body ache. i called the doctor and he said try tylenol first, and within a day my fever and all these other symptoms went away. and i was back to normal. >> he says his drr told him that feeling a little under the weather was not out of ordinary. he believed that protection and benefits would far outweigh.

leland's work background is in history. >> i didn't know how the vaccine works. i felt pretty safe, but that was not the only reason. >> they wanted to help get the vaccine approved and send the message. >> we are urging, please, please take the vaccine. if you have questions, ask your primary care physician, ask your health care providers. >> a step, they believe, toward returning to the life that we knew. christy smith, nbc bay area news. the white house coronavirus testing czar is urging president trump to get a vaccine. adam brett jawall said it would benefit the president's own health and safety. he added that he thinks any leader influential over a group of people should get the

vaccine. president trump tweeted earlier this month that he looks forward to taking the vaccine at the appropriate time. meanwhile, president-elect joe biden is set to get his first coronavirus vaccine shot tomorrow. it's not clear whether mr. biden is getting the pfizer or the moderna shot, but it's very likely that the vaccination will be filmed and publicized. bind won't mi biden won't miss a chance to build public trust in the vaccinations. >> and other front line workers will be the next in line to get the vaccines. >> reporter: escorted by u.s. martials, the first vials of the second vaccine headed to nearly 4,000 locations nationwide. >> those shipments come into the memphis facility, they go to a designated covid-19 vaccine sort

in a dedicated area, they get processed, then they will be loaded into containers for launch via truck or aircraft to the destination market where they will be prioritized for delivery the following morning. once we have it in our possession outside of a weekend period of time 24 hours. >> moderna teaming with giant mccussen in kits around the country. >> there is probably another hard month in front of us, but i do believe that things will start getting better for rural texas. >> like the pfizer vaccine, moderna requires a second dose about a month apart for those 18 years of age and older. but unlike pfizer, these don't require a deep freeze. >> we have allocated 7.9 million doses of vaccine, and we are ready for that distribution.

>> with covid cases still spiking and many hospitals nearing capacity, this second rollout is not the time to let our guard down. >> as we are proceeding with the rollout of the vaccine, we absolutely have to adhere with the public health measures we're talking about all the time. >> this includes mask wearing, social distancing and avoiding crowds and holiday gatherings. wendy wolfolk, nbc news. an even more new and contagious strain is causing a travel nightmare in the united kingdom. today canada, along with european countries, began banning travel in britain in order to keep the virus out. now there are calls from the u.s. to do the same. angie harmon reports from london. >> tonight the british isles are completely isolated as countries around the world brace to block all flights to the united kingdom and stop the mutant

spread of covid-19. >> the variant is out of control, and we need to be under control. >> reporter: it happened just days before christmas. britt ane-- th -- so far the u. still allowing flights from the u.k. to land normally. >> a number of countries are restricting flights to the u.k. should america consider doing that? >> we can consider it, but i don't know that it will make a big difference. these strains are popping up in multiple places like the u.k., the philippines, and i believe scenes like that are already

watching this weekend. >> it is with a very heavy heart that we should not continue after christmas. >> christmas here is effectively canceled as millions brace for a holiday like never before. new york governor andrew cuomo is calling on federal authorities to test or outright ban passengers who are traveling in from the u.k. at the moment, there are six flights a day between the u.k. and new york. sara harmon, nbc news, london. we're following some breaking news tonight. governor gavin newsom is back in quarantine after a staff member tested positive for koefrcovid-. the quarantine will last ten days. the other staff members who came in contact with this individual were all tested. their testing was all negative. they will test again in a few days just to be sure.

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high surf has been pounding the bay area coast recently. this week it was wild out there. sky ranger catching these waves in pa sicifica last week. it can be beautiful to watch, but rogue waves can also be deadly, and that was the case for one woman last week. >> fortunately formal her, though, a hero was nearby and accidentally recorded the rescue. garvin thomas has tonight's "bay area proud." >> reporter: if there were ever such a thing as a pandemic-induced purpose, justin

huggs' drone would fit the bill. >> we were just finding things to do with the kids and bought the drone kind of on a lark. >> reporter: it was on a lark as well that last week josh grabbed the drone and headed for the coast. he heard the surf was big. >> i've always been fascinated by gigantic waves. >> reporter: when josh got to pacifica beach and launched the drone, he wasn't surprised by the video sent back. >> i was looking at the video, looking at the rocks on the north side. the waves were blasting over the rocks. it was really pretty to look at. >> reporter: but when josh looked up, something else caught his eye. >> someone had just been knocked over by a wave, someone with a dog, and they looked to be rolling with the wave. i'm like, uh-oh, that's not good. >> a woman was in the high surf,

wave after wave pinning her to the sand. seeing no one else around, josh threw aside the drone controller and ran to help. >> it became pretty clear this was a life and death situation. >> reporter: what happened next, not just because josh told us, but his drone running low on battery began to return on its own and caught video of josh struggling to keep the woman out of the waves, her dog by their side. the woman was too heavy for josh to lift himself, so all he could do was hold on, yell for help and hope a big set wasn't on the way. >> if a wave like that came, there is no way that she's going to be okay in that circumstance, right? it felt like the clock was ticking. >> after what felt like forever, two others came, and together they were able to drag the woman to safety. >> i think he's a hero. >> battalion hero jeff huntsy

were on the scene a few minutes later. >> if nobody had gotten to her that day, she probably would have succumbed to the water. josh knew that he had saved someone's life, but it wasn't until he went to retrieve the dog that the emotion hit him. he realized he hadn't just saved a person's life, he saved someone's mother. >> that i was in that position was so intense. she didn't have to be out there one day wondering, if my mom wasn't out on the beach with the dog that day, she would still be with us. that is something she will never have to do. >> one week later, josh still marvels at how monumental yet completely random the whole episode was. all he was hoping to do that day was capture some big waves. he ended up capturing something much, much bigger. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. if you want it, you can have

dungeness crab on christmas. after a delay, the commercial dungeness crab fishing season will open on wednesday. it was delayed few weeks because migrating whales could have gotten tangled in the fishing lines because of some low crab hauls in some areas. the fire department said the risk to whales is now low, which is great news for fishermen and for customers. so there you go. let's check in with vienna aronna. maybe not for the fishing cast, but for the rain. it's coming in right on the day. >> it looks like it. we've got christmas rain on the way. we're talking about that, the timing for it and also the christmas star. what's happening in outer space that you're going to be able to spot right here on earth? the full forecast coming up in just a few minutes.

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weekend on a long-a waited pedestrian and bike bridge. it's going to change things over there. the span was hoisted by crane and installed overnight. the bridge will provide a safe way to get from the residential side of town over to businesses in the bay street area. right now you got those railroad tracks. they cut the areas off from each other, and now they're not going to matter so much. pedestrian bridge set to open next year, maybe by the summer. our traffic cameras captured a hazy sky over walnut creek this afternoon. a spare the air alert has been issued for tomorrow because of the smoky skies. this is from people burning wood. tomorrow's alert bans burning wood, manufactured fire logs or any other solid fuel both indoors and outdoors, so remember that. vianey arana joining us now. we're talking about a celestial

event. is >> depend ing on what you want o look for when it comes to the story in the sky, but it will definitely be a sight to see, so i hope everybody has the chance to check it out because it's going to be beautiful. let's talk about the headlines this week in the forecast. monday morning, cold 30s yet again. we've got that high pressure that kept us sunny. but because of that high pressure, that's also the reason why there is that spare the air alert because it traps, you know, some of the smoke that people could be putting out from woodburning because it's going to be so cold, which is why the spare the air alert is in place. the first day of winter o'initio officially, just two hours away from that. 30 degrees at 3:00 a.m., 4:00 a.m. 37. 39 degrees around 3:00 a.m. and how about san francisco.

we'll also number those 40s. it's dry, but we have a system passing to our north that could dip down and bring the light possibility of seeing some rain for the north bay. certainly will see some clouds in the morning for the north bay. low to mid-60s in the south bay. lovely afternoon, mostly sunny. but let's talk about that great conjunction, right? what are some things you need to know? what is it? why did i write sunset tomorrow at 4:54. that is a great question. the reason i wrote that is because you're supposed to see it truly at sunset, and then you'll have about an hour to see it, also known as the christmas star. you'll want to look southwest at sunset. the last conjunction this close at night was at 12:26 794 years ago. they're going to pass so close to each other that apparently

from the vantage point on earth, they're going to appear to look like you can kind of put your thumb up and then that's how close they're going to be. of course, in outer space they'll be a million miles away, but they're going to appear really close together, and the timing is merely a coincidence based on the orbits and the planets. the tilt of the earth is what has to do with winter solstice, so two different things through there. really cool. the conjunction this close isn't going to happen until 2080, which is a long time away. long-range outlook right now. let's talk about that rain again. light chance of seeing some rain maybe for the north bay, but what about that christmas rain? good news. right now the models are showing a good amount of moisture either for later in the day on christmas or later in the night. so one thing we're still trying to work out is going to be the timing of it, but it's definitely looking like christmas rain and also sierras, snow. here's a look at the next seven days. santa is getting his suit ready. we look like rain on christmas day and throughout the weekend,

the following weekend as well, so looking good for us when it comes to that rain. that's what i like to see. i'll send it over back to you. >> vianey, thank you so much. the christmas star. thank you so much. andy is joining us now. it was kind of the end for the 49ers, but it became pretty official today. >> someone talked about the sunset tomorrow, because the sun officially set today on the 49ers season. yeah, they are eliminated from playoff contention. we will have reaction to another disappointing loss. stick around, sports is next. ♪

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welcome back, i'm anthony flores. there will be no post-season for the 49ers. they were officially eliminated today after losing their third game in a row. the niners taking on the cowboys. boy, they got off to a miserable start. two quick turnovers leading to

two dallas touchdowns. nick mullens coughs it up on this play. dallas would recover. that would lead to a 14-30 c0 nothing cowboys lead. technically it's a pass on a reception, but he runs it in for the score. the niners rally, tied at 24. then in the 4th, another turnover. mullens is picked off. one of four turnovers by the niners, and tony pauler puts the game on ice with a 40-yard touchdown run. the cowboys beat the 49ers 41-43. san francisco falls to 5-9 and out of the playoff picture. >> extremely frustrating, you know. i really wanted the guys to come out and play really good football, and i think offensively special teams did a lot of good things. when you have four turnovers, it doesn't matter what you do. regardless of what you do on the field in any aspect, it gives

you a chance to win. we're not playing very well right now and that's why our record shows it. some college football news. the undefeated spartans now have a date for new year's eve. that's right, the mountain west champs will take on ball state in the arizona bowl. the game will be played on december 31st at 11:00 a.m. pacific time in tucson. last night the spartans beat boise state in the championship game to get to 7-0 for the first time since 1989. the nhl is ready to get back on the ice. they dropped the puck for a new season on january 15. they have covid-19 restrictions in santa clara county. >> obviously we want to be back in our facility, playing games in our building in front of fans

as soon as possible. with all the things going on right now, the flexibility and the unknown of this pandemic, we don't know which path that will go. well, the end of an era for bay area racing. steve page, the president and general manager of sonoma raceway is retiring at the end of the year. he had a big impact in his 29-year run, transforming the track from an undeveloped facility into a modern performance center. >> i had a great run here, had the time of my life over a lot of years and over $100 million from the corporation. we were able to turn this into a grown-up modern professional sports facility. that i am very proud of. >> and a national search for his replacement is underway. terry, getting back to the 49ers, if they just could have played the l.a. rams every day this season, they would have been a great team. not the case. they struggled this season.

a lot of injuries playing a big factor, but it's tough to win when you keep turning the football over. >> and now we can focus on draft day, talk about all the players that they should get. >> and next season. >> and next season. anthony, thanks a lot. a catholic church in indonesia chose some very unlikely christmas ornaments this year. take a look at this. ditching tradition, the church opted for masks and hand sanitizers to spread awareness. that's a lot of them. churches and the local muslim community pitched in for this tree. indonesia has the largest catholic population. there is no limit to where you can make music. >> they travel the u.s. in what they're calling their concert

truck. they bring music straight to the truck. >> this seemed like a great way to share music with people on their own turf. there's an audience that you can really connect with. it's a very special kind of communication. >> man, you've got to love music. that's fantastic. the pop concerts are all held outdoors. the audience is able to social distance. the performance is free. they last from 45 minutes up to an hour. thank you for joining us. we'll be right back here again at 11:00. >> see you then.

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