and washed ashore, the man's wife and friend were able to pull him higher up on the sand so he would not get swept out again. members of the coast guard, chp, and the sonoma county sheriff's department, and others responded to try and rescue the family. sadly to kids remain missing. >> we were searching for the kids and we found a pair of shoes washed up. a jacket, but no signs of the kids. we looked for hours. and that's where we stand right now. >> law enforcement officers said that the surf conditions are rough and active, and believe even strong experienced swimmers would have trouble getting out of the water. the fog hindered search operations today and forced the sheriff's department to send its helicopter back to the hanger because it could not fly anymore due to poor visibility. they are hoping for better conditions in the morning. what they are now calling a recovery mission will resume as

soon as daylight breaks tomorrow. truly heartbreaking. meteorologist rob mayeda has more on the rain. >> the high surf advisory has been extended in to tuesday night. you see that we have rough conditions, wave heights up to 14 feet. so, that is something that we will be watching as we head through tuesday. and we are beginning to see the clouds on the increase, which is leading to changes on our storm ranger, mobile doppler radar, just off the coast, you can begin to see that area of green off shore, that is the first band of rain from a pacific storm system that is tapping in to tropical moisture with a 1-2 punch. some of the top rain totals can be a half inch to a inch of rain. higher totals on the rain tops,

something that you will see, the speeds, 20-40 miles an hour, around mid morning. a challenging commute, as the rain picks up across the north bay and the wind speeds are on the increase, coming up, we will look at the hour by hour timeline on this storm and two more to follow this week and the seven-day forecast coming up in 12 minutes. back to you. >> rob, thank you, you can track the rain between news cast by downloading the free nbc bay area app, get updates on the wet weather as it comes in to the area and you can taylor for of casts for where you live. >> our other top story tonight, new information about the situation at the keiser er in san jose, another positive cases has been reported, as we first told you, last night, in our exclusive report, dozens of hospital staff tested positive, an air powered costume could be to blame here we are live in san

jose,st developments. >> keiser said that they have begun notifying patients that may have been exposed to covid-19, starting with those that came here to the emergency department on christmas day. this new photo we obtained shows the christmas tree costume an er employee wore inside the emergency department of san jose medical center christmas day. while ming he wieling with pati and staff in the hall way. since then, 44 hospital staff have tested positive. now, they are testing if the air powered costume may have made it easier for the virus to spread. we spoke with an emergency department employee who asked to not be identified and worried about patients. >> if we got sick with minimum protection and the patients have less protection, i'm concerned this may be a big outbreak among

the patient population and also that had they may have a worsening case of this than some of us have. >> today, keiser started to notify patients of the exposure and the health department confirms, it is investigating the outbreak. some hospitals staff say the big issue was not the employee in the costume, but a lack of routine testing of staff. >> i feel it could have been prevented or minimized had, you know, testing been done prior. >> and some emergency department nurses tell me that they believe the outbreak may be linked to respiratory treatments being done in rooms that were not properly ventilated. keiser said they have no evidence that that took place on christmas day. reporting live in san jose. nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much.

we are following developing news out of washington, with just more than two weeks remaining in his term. president trump makes an unprecedented phone call, spending more than an hour, trying to convince georgia officials to change the election results. nbc's kelly o'donnell has more. inside, a stunning new pressure campaign, as president trump tries to over turn his election defeat. >> i just want to find 11,780 votes. >> nbc news obtained the full audio from an hour long saturday phone call with the president. trump advisers and georgia election officials. >> i think you have to say that you are going to re-examine it. >> exerting the influence of the presidency, he leaned on republican secretary of state, brad ra the thensberg er to reverse the certified results from biden to trump.

>> there's nothing wrong with saying that, you know, that you've recalculated. >> he refused. >> well, mr. president, the challenge that you have is the data you have is wrong. >> in another tense exchange, the president pushed a conpe conspiracy theory that a voting machine tampered with ballots and that they hid illegal activity. >> do you think it's possible that they shredded ballots in fulton county, because that's what the rumor is and also that dominion took out machines and that dominion is really moving fast to get rid of their machinery. you know anything about that. >> georgia lawyer, ryan germany shot that down. no, dominion is not moving machinery out of fulton county. >> have is they moved the inner parts of the machine and replaced them with other parts? >> no. >> are you sure, sflien.

>> i'm sure. >> the president threatened that the officials can face legal troubles themselves. >> you know what they have done, and you are not reporting it. that's a criminal offense, you are lawyers, that's a big risk. >> piling on partisan guilt. >> you should want an accurate election. and you are a republican. >> we believe we do have an accurate elenctionelection. >> no, you don't. >> tonight abide enseni biden s adviser called it irre the futable proof of a president pressuring and threatening an official of his own party to get him to rescind. >> we are live on capitol hill. new lawmakers were sworn in and bay area representative, nains pelosi, re-elected speaker of the house. 216 democrats voted for pa hosy

and all 209 republican representatives voted for mccarthy. this is her fourth term of speaker and she won with a slim majority. in the senate, mike pence gav gaveled it in session. and a controversial vote expected wednesday to certify the 2020 presidential election results. >> east bay relate i have eric swalwell weighed in today on his expectations for that new congress. >> i think if we have a single focus of look, let's do all we can on crush the virus, to vaccinate every american, reopen schools, churches, main streets. i think we can find common ground, look, we were able to pass in the house with 44 republicans joining us last week. $2,000 stimulus checks. i think if we can find consensus bills like that, you may see bipartisan legislation that helps a lot of people. >> swalwell, will remain on the

house intelligence committee over objections from republicans, but his biggest issue is dealing with the coronavirus crisis. >> everyone is hoping that it's a promising trend, standard icu availability in the bay area, jumping up. more than 3% overnight. right now, 8.4% of icu beds in our region are available. that is up from 5.1% just yesterday. icu availability increasing by 3% in the greater sacramento area, and northern california, regions as well, and statewide, more than 4600 people are in the icu, battling the virus. this graphic, not so encouraging. california reported more than 45,000 new cases today. sending our total number of cases to the f2.4 million mark. we have the worst surge in the united states. this shows the average cases in the country, it's color coated, the darker you are, the worse off you are in california. right now, one of a handful of

states in the darkest possible shade. the positivity rate is --awaii has the lowest, recording eight new cases for every 100,000 people. >> we continue to see an alarming new number of covid cases each day with the evidence of the new hconstage us strain spreading. in new cases were confirmed they were from two people in the same household in the big bear area. one had contact with a traveler that came from britain last month. four cases of the new strain were confirmed last week in san diego county. >> tonight the vaccine roll-out is continuing across the country. this was a line for a drive-through vaccination in florida today. right now, people over the age of 65 and health care workers are eligible to get vaccinated in collier county, there are a

limited number of vaccines being distributed per day, on a first come, first serve bases they are continuing to say they get more shipments in the vaccines in the following weeks. let's take a closer look at how the roll-out is going. as of today, more than 4 million americans have received the first dose of the vaccine. it's according to the cdc, more than 13 million doses have been distributed. that is short of the twenty million immunizations that were promised by the end of the year. you want to know where you are in the vaccine line? it will ask you a few questions, where you live, if you are an essential worker and then it will give you a rough estimate of your place in line. we put the link to it on the front page, it's at the top on you are trending bar. >> up next, an iconic hot dog stand in southern california is closing up. but there's a catch. we will at t we will tell you the company's plan. >> and a east bay restaurant that got help from steph and

aisha curry. >> we are tracking a storm on the way, bringing in rain andit has an atmospheric river connection. a closer look at that and the wind we are expecting when we come right back. (soft music)

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some legendary spots going dark for a while, pink's hot dogs is closing tomorrow down the hollywood, it's going stay closed for two months, to keep the customers safe. some restaurants are taking thing this is seriously and with good reason. more than 351,000 americans have now lost their lives to the virus, more than 20 million cases have been reported nationwide. now, on "meet the press" today, dr. fauci pushed back to on

president trump's false claims that the covid death toll is exaggerated. >> the numbers are role, yeal, will have a deviation, plus or my us a bit. but the numbers are real. all you meade to need to do is trenches and in the icus and see what is happening. those are real numbers. real people, and real deaths. >> fauci also highlighted the steps that need to be taken to slow the spread of the virus after a holiday spike in cases and you probably know these by now. but like we say, he is doubling down on things like, mask wearing, and social distancing. a lot of questions and concerns about the current surge, as well as the new covid strain that we are hearing mirror and more about. as the new more contagious strain is more prevalent in the u.s., some people wondering how effective it will be. nbc news medical contributor, dr. gupta believes it will be.

>> we know the new strain in england is not that different genetically from the strain that we have been battling since the very early days of the pandemic. and so, because these vaccines are otherwise so powerful, and create such a strong immune response in the body, we definitely think they are transferrable in some ways and that they will provide protection to the new strain like they will provide protection to the old strain. >> that interview is just one of the many on the platform. make sure to check out lx, it's 11-15 over the air, and channel 185 on xfinity cable, or any time on lx.com. >> a video appearing to show a v vacaville police officer punching a dog is continuing to cause outrage in the community. a small group of demonstrators upset by what they saw rallied outside the police department and demanded accountability and swift action ask the city weighed in on the investigation.

nbc bay area's christy smith has the latest for us. >> reporter: when i saw the video at home, i cried. >> reporter: she stood outside the vacaville police department with a hand offul of demonstrators and some wanted the officer dismissed. >> i was so furious, i'm so outraged and angry, i would never do anything like that to a dog. my dad was a military working dog handler. >> he has witnessed the incident that touched off the anger. he heard the dog yelping in pain and he saw a man punching it. he thinks several punches were thrown before he recorded the one punch. >> i was nothing but the dog's voice, and ears. so, i was its eyes as well to witness what happened. >> vacaville police say it was a police officer in the k-nine partner, they understand how

disturbing video appears but it does not show the moments prior when the k-nine became aggressive toward the handler. they say, it will be evaluated and investigates. >> we want to let everyone know the city takes this matter seriously. >> they had say the dog has been separated from the handler and evaluated by a vet who said the dog did not suffer any physical injuries and an investigation will include police and an independent third party with expertise in dog training and handling. >> the city of vacaville is not making excuses or justifying behavior, but we are investigating the incident throughly to make sure that whatever changes are necessary, that we will make the changes. >> concerned neighbors say, they will be watching the outcome. >> at this point, it's not clear exactly how long this investigation might take. we are told that the dog is in the care of a k-9 training specialist, not in the city. in vacaville, christy smith, nbc

bay area news. >> the investigation continues after a crash solving a big rig killed three boys if livermore, all three teens were from livermore, two of them worked at a bask inrobbins. a memorial has been set up in front of the ice cream shop. co-workers are collecting donations that will be split among the three families tomorrow. >> they are both really good kids. very honest and it's hard to believe that it's happened. it's been hard for all of us here, we have all been grieving and we are trying remember the amazing people they were. >> the donations have reached more than $1,000. now, in addition, a go fund me has raised more than $30,000. >> a walk to remember. a group of firefighters took part in a 24 hour memorial walk for a fallen firefighter, ed smith and eric michael. palo alto firefighter, john preston, known for bringing awareness to veteran and first responder related suicide, carry

the two men's helmets in the walk. they started this morning in livermore, went through pleas e pleasanton, and castro valley. b.a.r.t. is slowing down the delivery of new cars and refusing to accept them. the so-called fleet of the future, the problem is, the software makes the new car stop at stations in a way that forces the the operator to spend 5 minutes rebooting them, before they can keep going. b.a.r.t. will stop accepting the delivery of the new cars so they can work on solving problem and b.a.r.t. will not have too many cars being stored at maintenance yards. our investigative unit is finding a number of reports on b.a.r.t. safety. >> after getting a huge assist from steph and aishia curry, an east bay restaurant owner is giving back in his own way. last week, the curries gave a $25,000 check to t-chan who owns

restaurants in oakland and emoryville, he started to deliver produces to home-bound seniors and left fresh veg taibtaibl -- vegetables in front of his restaurant, and he is giving food away to anyone who needs it. >> we saw the struggle. we saw how hard it is to put a hot meal on the table. we are lucky enough to be in business during this crazy time and we think it makes sense to help as many people as we can. because we have been through it, we felt it and we don't want people to go through it either. >> tran works with the curry'ses eat, learn, play, organization. and it gives 24,000 meals on the community. so, a lot of generosity out there, despite people struggling themselves. >> nice story, let's bring in rob right now, we have one, two, three storms lined up, heading

this way, and we need them all. >> yeah, and the first storm will be different in the form of the gusty wind we are expecting. it's a factor that we have in consideration for micro climate weather alert, which is in affect for tomorrow morning. the gusty wind and at times, heavy rain for your morning. taking a look at the headlines. rain coming in tonight, the heaviest rain and strongity estimate win showing up around mid morning. relatively calm and light rain and still fog outside, the view in san francisco, shows you, a little bit of both right now, and 50 degrees, so, we will take you to walnut creek, looking at patchy follow still at 50 and in to san jose, you can see the low clouds out in the distance. 53 degrees, wind not too strong right now. but, if you fast forward about 12 hours or so, you will see those wind speeds starting though pick up. notice the visibility, down to zero in oakland, you will have to watch out for that, at least, initially, once the wind pick up the fog will be less of an issue, the wind and rain will be

the way the morning begins. temperatures close to what we are at now. the storm should move out quickly, in fact, as early as about 2 in the afternoon, we are expecting the back edge of the front to pass the bay area. so the showers will come to the end quickly. you can see the rain approaching from the west and some along the peninsula, crossing over the santa cruz mountains in to stanford. more significant rain showing up in the yellow and orange off shore. what the pattern has for it, is this atmospheric river connection that supports higher rain rates per hour. but the storm likely will move through fast. watch what happens in the morning. we approach 9:00, and by lunchtime, south bay, and just like that, by 2-3, look how all the echos just go off to the east. it's a sign of a fast moving storm system. which is the reason the north bay should see the best rain

totals. a half inch to a inch of rain, higher in the mountains and as we drop south, look how the totals here are in the rained v. you can see san francisco to oakland, a third of an inch to half inch of rain. everyone gets a taste of the winds as the front approaches, 9:00 to noon. you see the wind speeds from san francisco in the north bay, and gusts at times, 20-30 miles an hour. so, a blustery monday, you are see the second storm arrive, and half the rainfall totals we will see in the system. and here comes a third storm for friday. keep in mind, all of the storms are bringing snow to the sierra, which is good news. we will take a closer look at that coming up. and had there you go, monday, wednesday, and friday, the storm days of the week. tomorrow, we will have the mix of the 1-2 punch as we say with the wind and rain for monday. next round wednesday in to friday. and then, for now, next weekend, shaping up dry, a bit of a break

after an active week. we will take a closer look at the ten-day rainfall outlook and sierra snow outlook, coming up in the next half hour. back to you. >> all right, rob, thank you. >> still ahead, it's becoming a big problem, the affect your disposable mask is having on the environment and what you can do to prevent it.

australia's biggest city is cracking down on people not wearing face coverings, as of today, people in sidney can be fined for not wearing a mask, in u.s. dollars, it's about $150. >> at the end of the day, it isn't a time for avoiding masks. it is now a time for wearing masks. please, ensure that you do. >> but the different scene over there, masks are mandatory in shopping centers, on possible transportation, in places of woreship, hair and beauty

salons, and movie theaters, they are all open, but you have to wear a mask. >> oakland unified school district is reminding parents that meal pick ups will resume tomorrow, the locations have changed. there's 13 locations are families can swing by for the grab and go meals. pick up days are mondays and thursdays, from 8:00 in the morning until 1:00 p.m., the district also offers free weekly delivery of the meals, if parents can't get the a pick up spot. >> coming up at 9:30, an unprecedented move by president trump. asking the georgia secretary of state to find enough votes to overturn the election there. we speak with our political analyst, next. also, an inauguration day unlike any other. the changes president elect biden's team is making to keep everyone safe during the pandemic. >>

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. right now, at 9:30, congress is back in session, the newest member sworn in on capitol hill today. vice president mike pence was on hand to kbmgavel in the senate part of the 117th congress. over on the house side, nancy pelosi, re-elected as speak er. 216 democrats voting for her had, all 209 republican representatives voting for minority leader, kevin mccarthy, this is pelosi's fourth term as speaker. she tweeted in photo with a caption that reads as we are sworn in today, we accept the responsibility as daunting and demanding as any that previous generations of leadership have faced. our most urgent priority will continue to be defeating the coronavirus and defeat it we will. and a shocking phone call reveals president trump pressuring the georgia secretary of state, to overturn election results. this call happened yesterday, an audio obtained by nbc news, the president is heard telling the georgia secretary of state,

finds votes to alter joe biden's win in the state's presidential election and rather, i should say, he is claiming voter fraud, which have been found to be untrue. secretary of state in his office's general council pushed back, maintaining their numbers are accurate, and honest. >> joining me now, nbc bay area, political analyst, larry, thank you for being with us on sunday. let's start with the president and his phone call with the f georgia secretary of state, brad raffensberger, he tells him to find votes to bring the on trump's side and if he does not cooperate, he could face criminal charges, what do you make of it? >> it remarkable. it's been some time since i heard an elected official and call another foeshl aofficial a this or you are in trouble and do this or there's consequences. and that's pretty much what he said to the georgia secretary of

state. what is equally remarkable is that, the georgia secretary of state is a trump supporter, and a republican. and he basically said, i was doing my job, mr. president. there are just not those votes that you want me to find. i think, when we talk about draining the swamp, some people are going to ask well, just who is in that swamp and somehow, i think the president is going to have on to find some way to explain his way out of this. the problem is, it's his voice and it's the voice of the secretary of state of georgia, and you know, it's pretty hard to say, well, it's fake news. >> are we getting to the point where there's a certain escalating desperation on the part of the trump administration trying to change the election, even now, here we are in 2021? >> well, president's just run out of time, run out of room, run out of space, run out of

friends when it comes to doing what he wants done. he has gone to court 60 times and 60 times the courts shut him down. 86 justices and judges at the state level have weighed in on this, ten of them trump appointed judges at the federal level and exactly zeroer have said, we understand your point. your complaint. and today, when the president was talking to the georgia secretary of state, he went on with a great big list of categories of people who in one way or another had been denied the vote, well, every time, the trump folks have gone to court, the judge has said, okay, where is your evidence? and they have said, well, we don't have any. that's why the cases were turned away. >> okay. >> now the question is, does the president really have evidence now? if he does, he better show it quickly. the way things look right now, tonight, it looks like quite frankly he is trying to push the secretary of state around with out any proof.

so, hopefully for the president, he shows up with the proof tomorrow morning if not sooner. >> let's talk about nancy pelosi, re-elected speaker of the house by a slim margin. the vote was 216-209 what can she accomplish with such a slim majority in the house. >> well, this all has to do with the fact that the democrats have that slim majority. funny thing, joe biden the democrat won the presidency is, but the republicans did well in the house of representatives. they only lost one senate seat and won several governorships and state legislatures and it's an example of where the republicans did well, closing the gap in the house. by picking up about 15 seats. that was a great gain. and so, it really means that what pa ho what pelosi has to do, is put all of her democrats together when it comes to legislation. the problem is, democrats are quite a lot. they go from, you know, center

right to way left. and they are not nearly as tidy as the republicans, what speaker has to do is tie together those from the center right to the folks on the squad. she will have her hands full, and no doubt, she will be constrained for no other reason except that her majority is so small. >> right, larry, thank you very much for being here, have a fantastic 2021. >> vice president elect kamala harris was in georgia campaigning on behalf of reverend warnock and ossoff, he is challenging kelly loeffler in a senate run off. and ossoff, is facing off against david purdue in another run-off. if both democrats win on tuesday, the senate would have an equal number of democrats and republicans with harris herself being a tie breaker.

>>. >> that is the power that is in your hands. to elect two individuals who are outstanding leaders in warnock and ossoff, i know them, we have talked and prayed together. >> president elect joe biden will be in atlanta on monday. and president trump will be in dalton, each throwing support in what is expected to be some very close races. >> new tonight, the presidential inaugural committee is releasing details about what they are planning for january 20th after president elect joe biden is sworn in. the festivities will include a pass in review, on the east front of the capitol, and a escort to the white houses and a virtual parade across america. organizerers say they plan to use the opportunity to showcase, biden and kamala harris's

commitment to diverse, commitment, and unified nation. the virtual parade will be televised and feature a variety of performers, as well as a tribute to front line workers. they stress that the events will be safe and exposure risk kept to a minimum in. >> happening tomorrow, in another sign of times, oakland is holding the first ever inauguration ceremony virtually. remarks will be given at 11:00, and oaths of office will be given to five city council members, the city attorney and four board of -- >> in martinez, investigators are trying piece together the pieces of a case in an explosion. a man on a motorcycle attached an explosive device on a window of lc galleries. it's a sports memorabilia story.

the owner said that police told him that the motorcycle, the attacker was stolen out of pleasant hill. the public is being asked for help in the case. >> you have probably seen them disposable masks littering parking lots and sidewalks. that is not the only place they are turn thing up. there's 1.5 billion single use masks in the ocean. at least according to research by conservation group, ocean asia. and now, environmental experts are scrambling to the see what damage that could do to wild life. we have the report. >> like with many single use items, additional pollution was inevitable. >> you show me people i will show you littered masks and littered plastic bottles and bags and all that sort of thing. >> andrew waterley of the water keeper said that disposable face masks are made of cloth, when they are woven plastic, making them a problem.

>> they work their way in to the fish we eat and shrimp and oysters. and it's more than just disposable masks. >> the glors are especially bad, they look a lot like a plastic bag does, that looks like a jelly fish does. which means that they are food for, you know, fish, for turtles and anything else that is out there. >> an easy alternative to keep yourself and the marine life safe is to uses reuseable fabric masks and watch the waste. >> these rivers and creeks are really the point of first contact for this pollution to make it in to the ocean. if we can stop it here, we can stop it from impacting the ocean. >> that was kate reporting. even tough the lock down restrictions may soon be in place across much of britain. covid-19 cases on the rise, fueled by the more contagious mutation. the government has cancelled school reopenings and teaching

units want wired closures. prime minister boris johnson said the today, the tight restrictions will probably be getting tighter in the coming days. much of england in the most restric restrictive tier they have. >> why trading cards are becoming more popular again.

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the pandemic has revived an unexpected hobby, collecting sports cards. >> here is cnbc with more. >> former banker turned trading card shop owner, the pandemic has provided an unexpected boost to his lexington, kentucky, small business. >> they can't go to the game. they cannot do anything but watch it on tv and now, in the pandemic it created a focus on it. >> normaler card collectors are getting back in the game.

dusting off the old sets and a new generation of modern collectors is emerging. looking for quick flips and long-term investments. >> people are definitely dealing, trading cards as an asset similar to those commodities, the difference between krtrading cards and oth commodities, there's a finite amount of supplies. >> people are changing where they price cards. it's not just bit coin and gold coin seeing spikes. trading cards are becoming an asset class that is worth money. >> if you took a top 100, 500 or so cards, they have beat the s&p 500 by 153% for over a decade. golden auctions sold a steph curry rookie card for $611,000. a gianniss rookie card went for $1.8 million. collectors are putting together

collector card portfolios. they say the industry will make history this year, with expected value of 1.5 and $2 billion this year. the biggest in history. >> they increases in value over time, particular thely in that player, performs on the court or win as championship, for example, those cards continue to increase in value. >> for cnbc. >> i think it's time to go through the shoe boxes in the garage to see if i have any old willie mays basketball cards. i may be a millionaire soon. rob joining us now, with less speculation of baseball cards and talking about the storms coming and boy, they are coming in one after the other. >> yeah, you know, behaving like what january forecasts should look like. we are tracking rain tomorrow, the more impressive numbers could be the swiwind speeds. a closer look at three storms on the way this week. we come right back.

another day of big surf and dangerous conditions along the bay area coast, you see the surf pounding ocean beach, high surf advisory is in affect until tuesday, we have a fatality in sonoma county, and possibly another one in marin county, the national weather service is warning that we should be aware of sneaker waves. they can reach 24 feet over the next four days. rob, let's look at the forecast. >> in the forecast, short-term will be the rain making a comeback, we are seeing it on the storm ranger doppler radar. more wind and lane as we head through the morning hours tomorrow. that is the weather story. it will be fwufty at times. and someplaces will see gusts near the coast and around san francisco, close to 40 miles an

ho hour. i think fog is the big story. we see the fog, there ground level. interesting shot, 51 degrees. 48 in livermore, as the cloud is thickening up and san jose, 53 degrees, not much wind for now, that will be changing the first half of the day will be the stormy half, and look how the skies start to clear toward the afternoon. it's a fast moving storm. right now, storm ranger starting to pick up activity, you can see some there, rain showers over to stanford, 680, going up and seeing more moderate to steady rain, tropical boosts and the t

a atmospheric activity. from 12:00 to mid afternoon, meft of the showers are moving out. so the big winners for the rainfall total. should be the north bay, especially, mote of the area here, a half inch to an inch to the higher hills of sew onoma county, everyone should get a taste of the wind as you see from the north bay, wind gusts 20-40, mid morning to early afternoon. highest gusts from 9:00 a.m. to 9:p.m., and the storm the way it looks. probably not bringing as much

rain, you are looking at the mid week rain estimate, not too impressive. most of the bay area seeing less than a quarter inch of rain. the ten day rainfall out look looking promising, for the sierra, looks like 2 feet of snow, higher peaks could be approaching three feet of new snow, however the next seven days. so, we get if gaps between the storms. we get to catch our breath a bit. which is nice, monday, some rain and wind, wednesday and friday, with breaks tuesday and thursday. and right now, stretrend are dr but we could see more rain next week. trying to do what we can to --

yeah, hey, there's some good news and bad news, and it over, and the good news, they can finally come home. head and gold are finishing one of the most challenging seasons in franchise history. stick around, sports is next.

welcome back, i'm anthony flores, the 49ers can finally come hopely after a month in arizona, their season is over, tonight the niners playing host to the seahawks. it's the fourth game in arizona, and third as the home team, jimmy g and company, looking on. injuries are a big reason why they are not going to the playoffs. but fighting to the end. check out george kittel, the one-handed grab. nice catch. and that sets up a tristan field goal. that was perfect in the game. filling in for robbie gold, who was out because of covid-19. now, fourth quarter, jeff wilson, jr., rum pells in the end zone, giving the niners a

ten-point lead, but the hawks answer by scoring three touchdowns in the fourth. and seattle rallies to beat san francisco, 26-23, and this disappointing season is finally over. >> no, i'm very happy the season is over. we have been, you know, once we were eliminated from the playoffs, we were ready to move on a bit and get to next year. no, it did not go the way we wanted it to go, but it has ban long trying year. seemed like the longest year ever. covid just, you know, it picks and chooses who it wants to mess up or whoever you want to call it. overall the team handled it well. >> not a sense of relief, i would rather be playing in the playoffs. >> they gave it all they could, and now it's time to figure out how to improve. >> the 49ers end the season with a 6-10 record. the silver and black wrapping up the season at denver. fourth quarter, tied at 24.

drew lock hooks up with jerry judy. he is fast and judy is gone. 92 yards nor the touchdown t raiders defense, yeah, need some attention this off-season. denver up seven, now, las vegas appears with under 30 seconds to go. it's a one-point game, the raiders going for two in the win. derek carr with a laser to waller for the conversion and the raiders win it 32-31. las vegas ends the season with an 8-8 record. curry came out on fire. showing off the handles, then buries the triple, capping an 11-0 warriors run. curry coming off the screen and knocks it down from behind the arc. he 21 in the first quarter, he stayed hot all game, fourth

quarter, he cans another three, he made eight of them and knocked down 18 froes. occur wi a career high, 62 points t warriors beat the trail blazers, 137-122, curry is's 62, the most from a warriors player since 1974. >> every game, we going to get better and we see the pictures of how they want to defend us and me individually. >> get him, get him. >> ah! >> you see that! >> that's damion lee, that is his brother-in-law he can do it. the warriors are back on the court against the kings at the chase center. curry motivated from social media that he is no longer considered the best. i think he showed everyone tonight. >> i think he definitely showed he is a bit better than they were giving him credit for. i mean, you are only as good ask your last shot, i guess, my gosh. >> and his last game, a career night. >> yeah. >> thanks a lot.

>> all right, anthony, thank you. finally tonight, how do you say frosty in russian? >> you know, it's one of the few russian words i know, it's marosney, that's what it says in the tele prompter. >> yes. >> dozens of families built snow people, and all kinds of shapes, and all kinds of sizes. some better than others. this was in the town of kazan, 500 miles east of moscow, organizers declared all of the creations winners and gave everyone who participated, a pair of mittens snow people on display until january. weather permitting of course.

she had this look of absolute terror on her face. she was scared she really, really was afraid and i don't know why >> she was a sunny, free spirit who had yearned to make it in hollywood. but she made headlines instead when she vanished. >> one day she was gone. her pets were gone >> i knew that something happened >> did something drive her away? or maybe someone there was that old friend turned enemy. >> they seemed to be very passionate about hating each other. >> there was the new friend, young and handsome, a man of mystery. >> he said, i'm not what people think i am