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jeez, you guys look nice. a couple of ventriloquist dummies. anyway, there's this thing on tv. i just thought you should check it out. it seems urgent. - and i wanna say that this plastic straw ban is an affront to our entire community. and i will never allow it. - what? who is this? i hate her haircut. - that's arpi meskimen, district 13 councilwoman. she represents east hollywood, little bangladesh, and the hollywood forever cemetery. but she's super liberal.

why would she be against the straw ban? - a ban on bendable plastic straws is blatant discrimination against quadriplegics or any angeleno with limited use of their hands. - oh. - oh. - they call themselves quaddies, or chairdogs. - no, we don't. - oh! i'm sorry. my nephew must have been pranking me. mayor bremer, memorize this face. zoom in on me. fine. i'll come to you. i've got your number, bremer. like underwear bought in a drugstore, you're not gonna last two months. - oh, this is not good, guys. - yeah, someone needs to tell the mayor. - yes, jayden, and when you do that, emphasize how bad the optics are. it's day one, and this straw thing is not the hill you wanna die on, okay? - wait, me go tell him? - mm-hmm. - i'm on it! i'll see you guys at the party. [giggles] hey, but not if you see me first.

- ah. - [forced laughter] - [cackles] all right. - orly, come on, honey. look, i know you thought it was a bathroom when you ran in there, but it's okay to admit that it's an empty closet. orly? - hey, buddies! - excuse me? - sorry, i was gonna say buddy, and then, i realized that was not okay. and then, my brain was like, "pluralize it?" and then, i was like, "no, that's insane." - look, which one are you? - i'm jayden kwapis. very warm hand. - aren't you a little old for the name jayden? - thank you for noticing. i'm actually one of the oldest jaydens you'll ever meet. born in 1981, i like to think i might be the original jayden. [chuckles] it's sort of a combination. i'm named after my father, jaime, and his best friend, dennis. - yeah, orly, your phone's out here, so i know you're gonna cave eventually. - stop controlling my narrative! - okay, councilwoman meskimen has the disabled community pretty fired up over the straw ban. - i hadn't thought of that. all right, all right. all right, uh, i will personally donate steel straws to anyone who needs one, okay? - great. - sweetheart, look. look, look, honey.

- who is this guy? and why is he wearing flip-flops with a suit? - they're prescription. i have podiatric claustrophobia. - okay, kwapis, look, just have somebody from the environmental council say how good the straw ban is. - yeah, it turns out those folks are upset too because choking on plastic straws is an unofficial cost-free way to control the coyote population. without the straws, they think we're in trouble. coyote-wise. - you have to cancel this stupid straw ban. - your wife makes a great point, sir. - she's my teenage daughter, kwapis. - i'm so sorry. it is very confusing in .la all: [chanting] let us suck! let us suck! let us suck! - oh, boy. all: let us suck - [polite laughter] look at that sign. that's great. okay, okay. all right. all right, all right. hey, buddies! [crowd booing] boo? boo you! how do you like that, huh? boo! - i think you handled that perfectly, sir. - i don't like being told i'm problematic, tommy. - yeah, well, nobody does, but cancellation comes for us all.

mine was a joke tweet about how i wanted drake to murder my vagina. - i avoided all the mines in the mine field, and i'm still getting crucified. am i allowed to say crucified? - of course. it was a different time one second ago. - uh, arpi meskimen is doubling down. she's now calling for the removal of certain "offensive city landmarks." - yeah, let me guess, there's a reagan statue somewhere. - close-- - bob's big boy. it whitewashes the labor force and gives me sexual nightmares. - you got a lot of issues for day one, councilwoman. - and i can keep them coming, mr. mayor. i wanna see your water bill during the 2017 drought. charter schools, yay or nay? did you post the black square on instagram? either way, how dare you. - what's your beef with me, arpi? - no beef. i'm a vegan. i just think there were better choices on the ballot. - really? who? the libertarian porn star, or gary coleman's ghost? - i'll have you know i watched ms. bazonga's films, and she seems like a real hard worker who knows how to multitask. i wish i could say the same about you.

- [forced laughter] come on, arpi. we can find some common ground here. we're both the same age. - i am 10 years younger than you. but i'm still perceived as a kooky, old woman, and you're still a sexually viable man. - thank you. all right, here's something we have in common. we both got into this to serve the city. - i've been serving the city for 30 years. you were floating in your pool full of champagne in bel air. - that would ruin the grout. - and you saw a sign. a magical sign that you were chosen to lead. - that's not fair. you wanna know the real reason i ran for mayor? - i would love to. - i did it for orly. - the airport in france? - no, my daughter. who was conceived at the airport in france. - mayor delgado's now believed to be in the back of this taxi and has requested the driver to quote, "drive him into the ocean." - no, that's not laundry. that's my dad. no, he doesn't work. not even on zoom. no, he wasn't me too-ed. no, the salad dressing guy was paul newman.

i don't know. nothing? i love you, dad! i'll help you turn off the tv later. - looks like los angeles is going to need a new mayor. [uplifting music] - she thinks i'm a useless, old man. does that make you feel better? and i get it. never seen me work. her mother died eight years ago, and when that happened, i decided to cash out and retire. i wanted to be around orly as much as possible. - this is getting intense. - i know. i forgot we were even here. - but now, i have a chance to prove to her-- to--to myself that i'm not done. not yet. - you ran for mayor to impress your daughter? what a fun present for a child. she must be over the moon. - yeah, actually, she's furious with me. - boy, you really don't know what you're doing. not just at work, but at home. - excuse me, but i ran a billion-dollar company. i do know a few things. - you need to learn how to listen, whitey. - whitey? - your hair. when my constituents come to me pissed off,

they don't wanna hear that they're wrong, or have me explain that my intentions were good. they just wanna be heard. so what do i do? i listen. and i say, "thank you for telling me that." that's what you should do with little heathrow. - all right, you messed that up on purpose. we're done here. - are you ready, mr. mayor? the children's choir's getting pretty deep into the red hot chili pepper's catalog. oh, hi, you must be mrs. bremer. - you just saw her on tv-- - he wishes! - she's scary. i know i can be challenging... but i'm deeper than what you see. i'm craving something we're missing. the ceramides in cerave. cerave contains three essential ceramides, to restore the ones we've lost and help repair my natural barrier. so i can lock in moisture, and keep us protected. we're in this together, so we've got to have each other's backs... and fronts... cerave. now the #1 dermatologist recommended skincare brand.

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and delivering the goodness of nature... from one generation to the next and from seed to slice. ♪ and from seed to slice. - you missed a great party - mm-hmm.ast night. - you know, orly, the first time i went into a bank to get a loan for my business, they turned me away. and you know what i did? - you grew a mustache.

- i grew a mustache. got shoes and a shirt. - were you naked the first time? - no, i was wearing jean shorts. it was the '70s. the point is, i kept going back in there until i was wearing a suit, and they gave me that loan. if you believe in something, don't give up, don't take no for an answer. except for with sex. now, that's different. we'll sidebar that. however, my advisors have convinced me to drop the straw ban, and i hope that makes things easier for you. - do whatever you want. after yesterday, i'm not gonna win, so i'm dropping out of the race. - thank you for telling me that. - i mean, like, veda was gonna win anyway. she's better than me at everything, so i just feel stupid now, and i give up. - thank you for telling me that. - is that all you're gonna say?

- thank you for telling me that. - um, okay. bye. [light music] ♪ - so did you tell your dad you're quitting? - who said i'm quitting? [elevator dings] - i found my house! [chuckles] - good for you. - how are you doing today, mr. mayor? - i've been better, jayden. - when? i would love to see that. were you on a motorcycle? - what do you need? - well, arpi meskimen is pretty worked up about the whole coyote population explosion, but not in the way you might think. she thinks that the word coyote is "cultural appropriation," and that we should be calling them "mini wolves." she also thinks we should pay for their birth control, so you're gonna get asked about that. - we're backing down from the straw ban, so why is meskimen still attacking me?

never feed a dog from the table. they just keep coming back for more. - that is why i only feed my turtle from my own mouth. - sit down. - oh, okay. - you know, that wasn't me yesterday. when you give something, you should get something in return. and arpi knows that. she's been in government for 30 years. - yeah. - so what is she up to? - gosh, what is she up to? right? [sighs] you know, my mom always said that when people keep punching you and punching you, it's because they're jealous of your homemade pants. - arpi beat me because i don't even know what game we're playing. - pfft! she didn't beat you. she just tied you. it's one-one now. you know, because she tried to run for mayor, but you won mayor. - what do you mean she tried? - before this, i used to work at the board of elections. she didn't have enough signatures to get on the ballot. she was pretty furious. and before that, i worked at a jamba juice, and people got mad there too. - she wants to be mayor. - great news, sir. i did a deep dive on arpi meskimen, and it turns out, she-- - wanted to be mayor, but couldn't get on the ballot. jayden already told me. try to keep up with him.

this is good. now i know what i'm dealing with. we're banning plastic straws. - but meskimen-- - we'll give her something she wants even more. [uplifting music] - what? - he's gonna let her be mayor. try and keep up. both: good morning. - i came up here planning to quit. - regarding yesterday's policy announcement-- - but looking into the faces of people i respect and seeing the look in his eyes--their eyes, a lot of different eyes. anyways, i realized-- - nothing i do is gonna please everyone. and i'm not here to please people. - i do what i think is right. both: the straw ban stands. - and if you don't like it, you can suck it. and not through a straw. i look forward to being your sophomore class president. [cheers and applause] [microphone feedback] - however, i also know that it's my job to listen to all the voices in this great city, so i'm pleased to announce that i've appointed one deputy mayor in charge of public outreach, opposition research,

and mini wolf reproductive services. you may now direct your questions to deputy mayor arpi meskimen. [applause] - thank you, mayor bremer. [chuckles bashfully] i hereby resign my seat on the city council in order to accept this position. and i think it is admirable of the mayor to surround himself with people who dislike him so very much. before i take your questions, i really want you to think about if your question is dumb. all: ms. meskimen! ms. meskimen! - yes, glasses, go. - i don't get it. why would meskimen give up a seat on the council to work under neil? - because she thinks he'll implode, and then she'll be mayor, but he's not planning on giving her that chance. - he used her own ambition against her. pretty smart. all right. i'll give this a try. because of my love of the city. - you just found out we get full health insurance? - yeah, i can finally break up with that gross doctor. - are we going forward with the straw ban? yes. the mayor stands by his offer

to provide angled, steel straws to those who need them. for all other parties, the city will provide a free educational video demonstrating how to tilt fluid out of a cup and suck it in with your mouth. you will find it at latiltandsuck.org/mouth. next dumb question. [doorknob clicks] [door closes] - so i saw your press conference. - look, honey, i'm sorry if it makes your life harder. i really am, but-- - you don't give up. i get it. also, i have to be at school early tomorrow. 'cause i'm kind of class president, so... - [chuckles] thank you for telling me that. - i've got homework. love you. - love you. [hopeful music] [chuckles] ♪

wait. we're hosting the olympics? right now on nbc bay area, the clock is ticking. house speaker nancy pelosi gives mike pence a deadline to invoke the 25th amendment before moving forward with an effort to impeach the president. also, stepping up patrol. san francisco police getting ready for the possibility of a protest at twitter. and strong surf makes for a deadly day along the coast. two searches suspended tonight. and a change in plans at stanford. what students are now being told. thanks for joining us. >> despite a flurry of

information related to the capitol riot, it's unusually quiet, as the house is calling for a second impeachment. we haven't heard from president trump this weekend. >> in his first weekend without twitter, the president has not put out any statements. and it appears he hasn't left the white house. it comes as house speaker nancy pelosi announces plans to move forward with attempts to remove the president from office. in this letter, pelosi announced tomorrow, the house will request unanimous consent to ask the vice president to convene the cabinet to enact the 25th amendment. doing so would render the president incapable of rendering the duties of his office. and the vice president would take over as acting president. if the house does not give unanimous consent, the house will bring up the request on the house floor. vice president has 24 hours to respond. after that, the speaker could introduce articles of impeachment that could come as early as tuesday. also today, senator pat

toomey became the second republican to say that the president should resign. he spoke with nbc's chuck todd this morning on "meet the press." >> i think the best way for our country, chuck, is for the president to resign and go away, as soon as possible. i would certainly hope and i actually do believe, that the president has disqualified himself. i don't think he is a viable candidate for office ever again because of the outrageous behavior in the post-election period. south bay democratic congresswoman zoe lofgrlofe lof claimed in. it would be with no joy that i participate in my fourth impeachment. but it is an option that we must move forward with to protect our country from further harm. what are the chances that president trump will be impeached? the impeachment portion is the easy part. the challenge is what comes after. >> i think there's a good chance

he will be impeached. impeached is the easy part. that's basically an indictment. that's a charge. you're charged with inciting insurrection, mr. president. the question is, what's the chance of his being convicted? >> we're continuing to track all of the latest developments on capitol hill. make sure you head over to our website, nbcbayarea.com. we have the latest headlines in the trending bar, right at the top of our home page. more fallout for the president tonight, as the pga is taking one of its marquee tournaments away from one of his grs golf courses. they have stripped him from p t hosting the 2022 pga championship. it was going to be played in new jersey. the pga championship is one of four major tournaments. in 2015, they took a tournament away from l.a., after making a comment about mexicans on the

campaign trail. a seconds u.s. officer has tied. died off-duty this weekend. it was not clear if it was connected to the violence at the capitol. they say, he was a long-time officer and selfless in his service. he was a patriot who dedicated his life to defending the capitol, and protecting all who serve, work in and visit this temple of our democracy. may it be a comfort to his family that so many mourn and pray with them at this sad time. thousands of law enforcement officers lined the streets in washington, d.c., paying tribute to the officer who died following wednesday's attack. the body of brian sicknick traveled to a funeral home, officers lined the route, saluting him. the capitol police officer died thursday night from injuries he suffered when clashing with pro-trump rioters the day before. warnings of possible violence were sent to the u.s. capitol police before the january 6th riot.

senior officials tell nbc news, the warnings come from the fbi and the new york police department. the fbi visited more than a dozen extremists, already under investigation, urging them not to travel to washington, d.c. the nypd sent law enforcement agencies across the country, including capitol police, an intelligence packet, describing threats on social media leading up to january 6th. these details undermine a top fbi official and d.c.'s police chief who both asserted no official knew of the possibility of violence. not taking any chances, san francisco police says it's aware of a potential protest at twitter tomorrow in the move to permanently ban president trump. sergio, set the scene for us down there right now. >> reporter: i can tell you in the last half hour or so, there's a couple of city trucks that showed up so they can put

out the barriers, barricades to encircle the building. some of the polices places of business are not adjusting the hours. and some of the neighbors say they don't expect a large crowd. there's a single police vehicle neby tonight. more officers may be here tomorrow. the sfpd says, we will have sufficient resources available to respond to any demonstration as well as calls for servi citywide. people who live nearby don't think it will be a large crowd. >> it would be people coming from outside of the city. >> reporter: they trust the police to handle the situation, as tensions around the country remain high. >> i think so, with what happened last wednesday. you cannot -- we cannot afford to be complacent. >> reporter: wednesday's riot at the capitol has set off a chain

of events leading to a possible protest outside of twitter headquarters. the president's supporters say he and his followers are being treated unfairly. >> when the company has the unequal application of the terms of service, you're going to get a response. it's going to happen. i don't know the specifics of this -- this protest. i expect you see lots of them. >> reporter: he is saying that supporters of trump are being booted from twitter. it's not clear if people are being suspended or they're leaving the platform. what's more, the conservative app, parlor, that many of the president's supporters were starting to use, is expected to go temporarily dark tomorrow, when amazon boots the site off its servers. if a large group does show up out here tomorrow, they're mostly going to be rallying outside of a mostly empty building. a twitter spokesperson telling me tonight, the company is one of the first to initiate

covid-19 protocols. so, they are allowing a lot of the employees, most of them, to work from home. reporting live in san francisco, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. looking at the capitol tonight. we are learning how lawmakers may have been infected with covid when they went into hiding on wednesday. nbc bay area spoke to eric swalwell who was in the middle of it all. the possible exposure is all due to, quote, reckless behavior by his republican colleagues who refused to wear a mask while in hiding. >> not wearing masks is a sign of disrespect for health of others around you. inciting violence and encouraging the domestic visits believe they can overturn an election, is in the same perisp of what they were doing in that room. they were all out for

themselves, little regard for others. little regard for life. little regard for democratic ideals. >> reporter: swalwell says he will get tested for covid-19 tomorrow as a precaution. the message is clear. stay home. stanford freshman and sophomores will not be allowed on campus for the winter quarter. 43 students tested positive for covid. marrianne favro is at stanford university tonight with the details. >> reporter: in a letter to students, stanford's president says the university hopes to welcome freshman and sophomore students back to campus in the summer quarter. in a message to the stanford university community, the university president said that sophomore and freshmen students will not be allowed on campus as planned because covid cases in california have skyrocketed. stella was accepted to stanford as a freshman but opted to take

a gap year this year because of the pandemic. she says she understands why some current freshmen may be upset about the university's position. >> i understand that it's probably frustrating for students to learn last-minute their plans for school changed. >> reporter: in addition to the spike in covid cases in santa clara county, stanford itself is dealing with an inxrees in covid cases. 43 graduate, professional and undergraduate students are now in isolation after testing positive for covid, since january 2nd. ucsf infectious disease specialist, monica gandhi, says stanford's decision to stop freshmen and sophomores from coming on campus makes sense right now. >> no doubt, we're in the worst time we've been in california. we have high community transmission, high hospitalizations. it will all get better. we need to get vaccinated. i do understand and think it's a

reasonable decision. >> reporter: graduate students and students with special circumstances started moving in over the last few days. undergrad r.a.s and undergrads with approved special circumstances will be allowed to stay on campus for now. in palo alto, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. we have a difficult story to tell you about this weekend how dangerous the conditions are along the coastlines right now. a man remains missing after being swept into the ocean. about 3:15, the man and the woman, both from redwood city were searching for muscles on the rocks. a wave swept them under. a witness was able to pull the man out of the water but the woman has not been found. a san jose man is missing after being swept into the ocean

off point bonita. they were tawalking along the bluffs when the waves overcame them. the san jose man is still missing. the three people we lost and a 14-year-old girl in marin. despite the dangers, there's crowds at mavericks tonight. here come the king tides. they're on the way now. let's bring in rob mayeda. rob? >> the high surf warning has been allowed to expire, the wave heights are very high. they were 20 feet with breakers above 25 feet. we look at the numbers and are able to see, along the coast, 14-foot to 18-foot waves are ongoing there, a continued concern along the coast, as king tide becomes our top story as we head into monday and tuesday. we highlighted the high tide times here for san francisco. 6.95 feet, at 9:14 in the

morning. 11:26 in the morning, the wave heights will come down, 10 to 15 feet, can cause localized flooding. and places like larkspur and the embarcade embarcadero, you might see the water in the inner bay. rain chances will be focused on the north bay, as we head towards the middle part of the week. we'll talk about that and the potential for springlike temperatures in the forecast coming up later this week. a closer look coming up in ten minutes. back to you. >> sounds good, rob. thanks very much. cover controversy. up next, the reason some are criticizing "vogue's" cover photo featuring vice president-elect kamala harris. also working to slow the spread. the new effort underway in one san francisco neighborhood hit hard by covid. eight months ago, we met a young, single dad who lost

everything. his home, his job, his kids' mom. and when he went to homeless shelters with a baby girl, they turned him away. what was it like for you? >> it was sad. >> our team started making calls. knocked on doors and we talked to officials. are they being left behind? are they falling through the cracks? >> yes. there's a lot of people like this gentleman who are newly homeless, with a child, for whom there are, as you found, almost no services available. >> i'm candice nguyen with the nbc bay area investigationive unit. it's a series called "no man's land" and you can watch all of the episodes right now.

vice president-elect kamala harris is on the cover of "vogue's" membfebruary edition. but some are blasting the photo

choice. this is the print version of the cover that some say makes harris look washedout and unprofessional. the mag zone released this picture of the vice president in a suit that was better received. both photographs were taken by tyler mitchell who was hired to shoot beyonce in 2018. she wore the suit for the cover shoot and changed to more casual attire for pictures that would have appeared inside the magazine. harris has not responded. president-elect joe biden is set to receive his second dose of pfizer's covid vaccine tomorrow. biden received his first dose on december 21st in front of cameras. dr. jill biden received the vaccine earlier that day. pfizer is recommending its shots be administered 21 days apart. transition officials say about 35 other members of the incoming administration will be vaccinated before or year

inauguration day on january 20th. san francisco health leaders are taking action to help one of the hardest-hit communities there. cities recording a record number of cases. cases are respocontinuing to tr upwards. earlier this week, the city had 500 daily new cases. a new project is under way in the mission district. nbc bay area's christy smith explained. >> this is the first day of this project. >> reporter: 24th and mission is where many people in the p predominantly latino community have come for covid testing. >> a bridge for the vaccine campaign, right? it's two-fold. one is handing out basic faqs. here's what the vaccine is. here's what it is not. >> reporter: the mission has been among the hardest-hit communities in the city. and health leaders say vaccinations will be critical, along with communication. john is with the latino task

force that is working with ucsf. >> in addition, we're asking questions. how do people femael about the vaccine? >> reporter: he says it's important to understand how to better serve the community. a second component includes rapid testing. >> by having more area testing available three weeks, five days a week, combined with immediate test results, we're hoping to get to shave the time from infection to isolation. shave it and that will make a difference in terms of transmission. >> reporter: there's support for those that may need to isolate. >> testing for the most marginalized communities without support is meaningless. if you're a day laborer and you make $40 to $50 a day to buy food for your kids. >> reporter: they have the capacity to test up to 600 people a day. in san francisco, christy smith, nbc bay area news.

walmart temporarily closed one of its south bay stores to allow for a deep cleaning. it's the supercenter store on story road in san jose. it's company of a company-wide program to make sure that stores are cleaned during the pandemic. the store will be closed tomorrow so workers have time to resho restock shelves. other stores are closed for the same reason this weekend. small business owners trying desperately to save their livelihoods during the pandemic have another chance to get help. starting tomorrow, applications will be accepted for those who did not receive any help last year from the federal relief ppp loans. for this round, there's some new regulations, including a maximum loan of $2 million. and to be eligible, a business must employee fewer than 300 people and have lost over 25% of their gross revenue in any quarter of 2020. follow-up now to a story of

vandalism. we told you about this last week. more than $23,000 has been raised to replace the cherry blossom trees in san francisco. on the early morning hours of january 1st and the 3rd, someone vandalized the trees outside of the japanese cultural and community center. these were broken down to the trunk. look at that. the trees were planted to commemorate the 1994 visit to the city by the emperor and empress from japan. first, nbc bay area and telecommune dare teaming up for the grant project innovation. project innovation recognizes and awards $315,000 in grants to

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every week, i would draw something new. >> mitchling is drawi ining thro four chalk drawings a week. she does custom work, and the rest gets donated to the second harvest good banks. >> chalk one up for her. tonight's warriors game had special fans watching. educators night at the chase center. there they are. two dozen teachers, cheering on the team from the virtual fan section right there courtside. the warriors and kaiser teamed up to give oakland unified and san francisco, $25,000 each. not a bad night. good night for the warriors, too. they won. rob is joining us with a look ahead. going to be a nice week. what can you do about it?

going to be nice? >> we're moving into spring, where the seven-day forecast is headed. we're keeping an eye on the king tides for tomorrow morning.

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let's get it over to rob with a look at springtime, i guess. >> you know, later this week, you think that's where we're headed in terms of the temperatures. but for now, it's cold at night, into the morning. we'll be on the lookout for patchy fog. the rain chances will be headed farther away, as high pressure builds in. and some spots that are close to 70 this week. we're watching out for patchy fog. not seeing much around san francisco. 52 degrees. here's one spot that could see that before sunrise. walnut creek. and san jose, seeing

temperatures in the 50s. morning temperatures, from the upper 30s. closer to 40 in san jose. our highs tomorrow, it will be the santa clara valley, into morgan hill, some of the warm temperatures with mid-60s. 60 in oakland, 58 in san francisco and upper 50s into the north bay. rain chances tomorrow stay away from the region except for mendocino county. you cancreeping in the upper left-hand. there's more of that. a lot of that will go to the pacific northwest. the window from late wednesday into tuesday. tuesday afternoon, you'll see some rain dropping out of mendocino county. wednesday morning might be our best bet for showers north of the golden gate around 7:00 a.m. and showers lift to the north wednesday evening. any rain we get is going to stay north of san francisco. you can see the totals, nothing

more than a quarter inch south. high pressure building in. that's the orange you see on the map. that's the not-so-good news. the rain, we should see more on this map. we're not seeing it with that extended forecast. taking us through the third week of january. here you go. seven-day forecast for san francisco. tuesday into wednesday, could see north bay showers, briefly, might get that in san francisco, early on wednesday morning. and the temperatures around san francisco, climb into the mid-60s. next weekend, the warm-up gets started on thursday. addressing the north bay showers, late tuesday into wednesday. and friday and next saturday, next weekend, mid to upper 60s, the areas south of san jose, looking at upper 60ed to low

70s, as we head to a weekend in january. a taste of spring here. hoping to get that snow to come back. indications are it will. a bit of a spring preview. the seven-day forecast coming your way later this week. >> thanks a lot. a hint of hope there. the long-range model suggests some rain. that's great. let's check in with anthony flores. the golden state warriors, after the first two games of the season, a lot of people thought, it will be like last year. man, these guys are turning things around, it looks like. >> that's right. rob was talking about no rain. there's no raining threes for steph curry at chase center. the warriors with a thrilling victory over the raptors. how they overcome a rough shooting night from steph curry. stick around. sports is next.

welcome back. i'm anthony flores. the warriors were on even on a night when steph curry was off. the dubs taking on the raptors, game six of a seven-game home stand. check out the rookie, james weissman. only seven feet tall, taking it from the south bay to the north bay and throwing it down. dramen with the alley-oop. wiggins with the oop. he had 17. the warriors had a 15-point lead in the fourth quarter. and toronto comes storming back. the raptors get their first lead of the game. steph curry missed 14-straight shots. he buries this. damian lee makes both free throws, giving the warriors the four-point lead. toronto with a chance to win it at the buzzer. but siakam, is off the mark. they win on a night when curry goes 2 for 16 from the floor.

>> we didn't handle the pressure very well. didn't execute very well. those are all things that now, we have on tape to see where we can make improvements. we were able to come away with the win. it was a scary one. but we feel good about walking out of here with the win. >> the warriors will wrap up the home stand against indiana on tuesday. men's college hoops. san jose state and fresno state. early first half, ralph agee, pumping iron with 14 points. and mendoza going strong to the rack. the only bucket of the game, but a good one. the bulldogs wanted to beat the spartans, 80-65. san jose state falls to 2-6 on the season. day two of wild card weekend featured another playoff tripleheader in the nfl. the titans taking on the ravens.

tennessee, 0-5 at home in the playoffs. titans up seven. and lamar jackson takes over. he races 48 yards for the touchdown. the ravens beat the titans 20-13. they will head to buffalo next weekend. in the big easy, the saints and drew brees taking on the embass bears. brees dumps it to murray. he takes it into the end zone. and camara pounds him for the score. the saints will host tampa bay next sunday. and the le game seen here n nbc bay area, the browns and the steelers. terrible start for pittsburgh. first play from scrimmage, the snap is too high. the browns recover the fumble in the end zone and the rout is on. cleveland scored 28 points in the first quarter. cleveland goes on to win it 38-37, and they did it without

the head coach. it's the browns' first playoff win since 1995. that's a look at sports. guys, back to you in the studio. >> thank you very much. finally tonight, you weren't even alive when this happened. 39 years ago. i know where i was. 49ers, 1982, the franchise changed forever. joe montana in the back of the end zone for the play that will known as the catch. it gives a 28-27 win over the cowboys. got them to the fist super bowl. they won four of eight super bowls. what a day. see you at 11:00. introducing my brand new chicken.

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