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. we begin with breaking news right now. the bay area jolted tonight after an earthquake hit just after 8:00. look at this map. the 4.2 magnitude earthquake hit in monterey county southwest of gilroy. it was felt in several parts of the bay area, including parts of san jose. people described shaking and a jolt. there was a magnitude three after shock about five minutes later. the meteorologist is joining us to explain. >> he's here in the studio. you felt it right here in the studio. i'm about a hundred feet away. i didn't feel a thing. >> we did feel it on the studio set. the large plasma sets is the reason i noticed it because they started shaking briefly for a second or two. some of the shaking reports being as far away as the north

way. as we zoom in for you, 8:01 tonight. 4.02 magnitude. for an earthquake of this size, magnitude four and larger, the shaking and intensity make it felt in santa cruz, the south bay feeling some of that shaking, too. over the next several hours, after shocks intensity of one, two, or 3.0 are probably pretty common within the next 24 hours. we'll continue to monitor this as we go through. near aromas at 8:01 earlier this evening. i believe we have usgs on the hein to talk more about where the earthquake occurred. >> janay pursely joining us. thanks for being with us. anytime something like this hatches, people have questions.

>> good evening. yes. it's a 4.2, a shallow earthquake. it seems to be slightly off the main an address fault. five after shocks, the largest felt was 3.50 at five minutes afterwards. this area is pretty prone to earthquake. last time it happened in 2017 on 31st of march. it was roughly the same area. >> ok. and now, what does it tell you as a seismologist that this quake was felt we're getting reports from viewers in here in san jose we felt it right here at the station, also san jose county up to marin and people until oakland saying they felt it, too. does that tell you anything about how it was distributed? did it let itself being on the

san andreas? >> you look at the reports when i see them on my map, you kind of see the pattern of the stronger shaking in santa cruz and salinas and as it goes out to san francisco, the shaking decreases in intensity, so it kind of follows what we would expect for this size of a earthquake. >> area down there southwest at gilroy, it's sparsely populated. i guess that's a positive thing. >> right. >> we have not heard of any reports of any damage yet. would we expect any? >> of this size, i would expect that objects might be falling all shelves or loose objects might be shaken up a little bit. but i do not expect any widespread damage. >> ok. janay, thank you very much for taking time out and letting us know about this earthquake. it was downgraded to a 4.2 after being a 4.5.

thank you very much. >> thank you. >> we'll check back in with rob for more on this. >> the earthquake we just heard from usgs, playing out as you would expect a quake of this size, urkly you see the after shocks, you see the larger ones within the first four to six hours. the main earthquake, there's a small chance that on occasions you can see a larger quake in the sequence, but the largest after shock, just to recap, as at 8:06 at a 3.0. there's the shaking intensity, known as the her cali index scale. sometimes we talk about 3.0 earthquakes being felt over a section of the bay area but once it gets to the magnitude 4 poip 0 and u.s. gs mentioning it's a

relatively shallow quake. south of francisco feeling it as well. an earthquake of that size usually once it gets above a magnitude four you get to see more of those reports coming. in thankfully the earthquake was short. we captured it here. we have larger lights that are well connected and they're restrained up to the ceiling. an earthquake of that size, we did hear the shaking in san jose at times. we'll don't monitor things here. the 4.2 earthquake you noticed one minute after 8:00. we'll take a look at high surf and the potential of damaging wind gusts coming up in about ten minutes. >> let's check in with nbc bay area's assignment manager john zukeli. he lives in gill row. you're telling us, no doubt

about it, you felt it. >> oh, we felt it, all right. you can hear some of them before they get here. it sounded like a big truck was rolling by. all of a sudden the floor started moving a little bit and it went boom! it was a big jolt. hoefully cow, i was in the different room than my wife. i said did you feel that, honey, she said yeah. but it was a good jolt. >> you're in your house, did -- do you have lamps that would sway? do you have something that -- >> yeah. we had some lamps that swayed. i could see one of the cabinets move and but we have a lot of our stuff we have the clay underneath it so it won't fallo, the earthquake clay they have in museums, which we're glad because we have nice things on the shelf. luckily nothing like that fell over. our cabinets didn't open up.

the ceiling fan moved a little. other things hanging. the drapes kind of swayed a little bit back and forth, too. >> you and your wife, when was the last time you heard something this strong. >> we get little earthquakes all the time because we're not far from the san andreas fault. we get little ones. i vice president felt a good size one like this in a while. it's been a couple of years since i felt one like this -- this good. >> when you talk about the sound of there truck rumbling, after one after the truck drove by my house, for months and months i was thinking about that earthqke.ua maybe you've had the same experience or maybe you will now. >> it's true. ever since i -- a truck goes by i've started thinking, oh, my dpoons. it's quick, but sit an earthquake? no, it's not an earthquake.

that's what i thought tomorrow. is this an earthquake coming in? well, sure is. >> all right. john, assignment manager here at nbc bay area and resident of gilroy. thank you for that report. a 4.2 epicenter not that far from gilroy or watsonville. take a break. we'll be back.

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want to recoop our top story. an earthquake down near gilroy, epicenter, felt all the way through san jose, san mateo all the way up into west marin, over to the east bay as well. in oakland. you see the magnitude 4.2 struck just after 8:00, a depth of five miles and it's not -- it was not that far from the san andreas fault. you see where it was, it's south of gilroy and it is east of watsonville, between watsonville

and hollis ter there. not an area that is foreign to earthquakes. a lot of earthquakes if that area. i talked to some people in gilroy, they felt it, no doubt about i. they haven't felt one of that magnitude in quite some time. 4.2 earthquake. the last one in that area was back in 2017. i want to mention that after the 4.2 at 8:01, there have been five after shocks and the strongest of the after shocks, a 3.0. our other top story, a white lives matter banner discovered along an intersection in union city and promptly taken down. >> the mayor says that the city won't tolerate these acts of vandalism especially in the wake of the events in washington, d.c. >> it's an image that's being roundly condemned by city leaders. the banner says white lives matter and the mayor says the

message is not a representation of the city. >> any kind of racism in union city is unwelcome and will not be tolerated. >> i spoke with the mayor carol vernachi. she said it was first brought to her attention this morning. it was at smith and tier streets which happens to be one of the busiest corners in the city. the city took down the banner. the mayor said the recent insurrection at the u.s. capitol which involved a number of extremist groups makes this incident even more unsettling. >> it is unsettling for anybody to put up a white lives matter because it con oh tats the racism rapping around the country. >> celebrating civil rights icon

martin luther king jr. say there's plenty of work to do when it comes to achieving racial equality. >> it's up believable that people in this day and age, after 50 years, that they still believe that, so this systemic racism got to go. >> now, the mayor tells me she has been in touch with union city police but she said city staff will be on high alert to make sure this doesn't happen again. in union city, pete suratos. >> scaling up security from sacramento to d.c. law enforcement and the military, they're not taking any chances ahead of inauguration day. nbc bay area's tom jepson is in sacramento this evening where it's been peaceful so far and people on both sides tell him they hope it stays that way. >> sacramento's downtown showing signs that remains around the state capitol tonight.

many of the restaurants boarded up and closed. some others are prepared to shut down quickly if there's violence. >> we've been closed multiple times. >> sacramento has been at the center of several recent civil rights and social justice demonstrations and on january 6th when the u.s. capitol was rioted, supporters of the president here rioted peacefully in sacramento but today only a handful of election protesters showed up at the state house. >> i am a trump supporter. i'm proud to say that. >> he said president trump was falsely accused and unfairly impeached twice. he said he's opposed to the threats against government offices. >> he didn't say a single word that incited violence or encouraged a insurgency. >> troops are on the ground making sure threats don't

welcome reality. they'll remain through wednesday when the tension could peak as joe biden is sworn into office as the 46th president of the united states. but the managers of this restaurant very close to the capitol won't be risking an employee or customer safety by just hoping things won't get out of control on inauguration day. >> we decided we're going to be closed on wednesday. that's probably our best bet. >> the head of this law enforcement division said he hopes the violence doesn't happen on his watch, too. he said evan from local police agencies up to homeland security are monitoring trade secrets as they come in and work to stop them before violence ever erupts. in sacramento, tom jenson, nbc bay area news. >> now to our coronavirus coverage. in britain, a cathedral has been transformed into a place of worship to a vaccination center.

it's being hailed as the most glamorous vaccination spot. it's one that's not been approved in the them in their . >> here in the united states, the distribution of the vaccine can't keep up with the overwhelming demand. new mask vaccination sites are rolling out across the country in a race against the surge. this one in disney lapd in orange county, california, opened up in a week. they hope to inoculate 10,000 a day. the only issue is supply. >> we have enough for this week and we expect to have enough to do all of next week. >> this week more than 30

million americans become eligible for the shot as 18 states offer vaccinations to seniors 65 and older. the move is putting pressure on a system already pushed to the brink. perhaps the biggest problem, news yesterday that the federal government nevada had the stockpile of vaccines states were counting on. we spoke to dr. monica gandhi about all the ups and downs of the vaccination distribution efforts. join us is dr. gandhi, infectious disease expert. thanks for joining us on this saturday. i want to get right to it and ask you, how do you think vaccine distribution is going so far? >> i think it's pretty obvious it's not going that well. every state is different, and california's quite near the bottom, i think sometimes second, sometimes third, sometimes fourth, so it's not going that well in our state. other maces, it's going better. we're hoping for more up formity

and doing better all in all. >> what do you think need to happen? name two of the biggest things that need to happen to get faster and be more efficient? >> i think from what i've understood is that each county and state is pretty much deciding for themselves how they're going to distribute it, for better or for worse. you could say i wish we had a national system, but that ship sailed a hopping time ago. already. so if every coup is deciding for themselves, they actually need to know their supply chain. they need to know which day they're going to get this many vaccines, this many vaccines, this many vaccines, so when they map like he planned and gave his plans yesterday for san francisco, they know their supply chain. who's responsible for telling them about the supply chain? the state, but the state is also somewhat hindered by the federal government not saying, ok, i'm going to be giving you this

amount on this day and this amount on this day, so it's starting from the federal government we're having a problem. then to the state. then the counties need to man an they can't. >> dr. gandhi, you did just mention, the next question about mayor london breed and the announcement she made about the mass distribution sites. what are your thoughts about that announcement? >> i really liked the announcement. i think there were three things that made enormous sense. one was no matter what elliott care system you have in this city that you call a centralized number, you get on a centralized link. and if you're kaiser or usf or in the san francisco health plan, you go to one of these three mass vaccination sites and maybe all the kaiser people will be here and maybe all the mosconi people will be somewhere else. that was so organized to say

everyone needs to be prioritized in the same way across the county and not have different ways depending on which health care system you are. second part i liked. there's three mass vaccination sites she announced. then all the testing sites are going to turn into vaccination sites, too. that so makes semgs. you'll get the 65-year-olds who are the high risk. there are essential workers, they're out in society, they may be more likely to be spreading it so you want to get them vaccinated to interrupt the chain of transmission. third reason i liked it is that was responsive to what a number of people are saying that we have to get it out as fast as possible. so any mask means fast. >> what do you say to people who are desperate to get the vaccine and get back to normal life and they're dealing with waiting for a long time either on the phone or what do you say to those

people? >> i say i am so sorry to you, i am so sorry, because it should have been better than this. we should have been a massively industrialized nation who should have done better and i'm really sorry. each county is different. but i totally think we're getting our act together here and you will go back to normal life, absolutely. >> thank you for your insight. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> if you need more information on how to get vaccinated, you can take out your phone, use its camera to scan that qr code on the left-hand side of your screen. it will take you to our vaccination guide. then scroll to your coup on how to sign up and where to go once it's your turn to get vaccinated. the other way to find out is go to our website, click on the

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we want to recap our top story of the night. a 4.2 earthquake near a town called aromas, this is south of gilroy in between watsonville and holist every. a 4.2, very chose to the san andreas fault. all the way up san mateo county, san francisco into marin county and almeida county, reports from oakland of feeling that 4.2 earthquake. we're told it is the strongest earth quake in that exact area in about three years, since about march of 2017. again, a 4.2 earthquake south of gilroy. a lot of people felt the

shaking. no reports of damage. we'll keep you posted on that. >> and let's straight to rob to break it down for us. rob, it seems like people all over the bay area felt this thing. it happened south of gilroy. >> it's all about the magnitude. it was a relatively shallow quake, too, so those two factors play in together. the light blue to different shades of move here you see near watsonville, light to moderate shaking with an earthquake of this side. you'd expect that close to the epicenter. i want to widen this map out. the areas where they felt the quake, mount tam, cop tra costa county, up and down the peninsula, the lighter purposing just to indicate you might have noticed any light shaking, but once you get into the shades of blue, down towards monterey, of course, where we saw the most intense shaking from santa cruz,

salinas, monterey, an earthquake, 4.2, that will likely be felt over a large area. just after 8:00 this evening. there you see the map from marin county south, feeling that 4.2 earth quake earlier tonight. now, the weather itself is a little more pleasant outside. we're going to look at you're weather forecast coming up now. what we see is our weather and our temperature today is part of the weather story today. still until the aurp r upper 50s outside. earlier we were at 57 was the temperature in san jose about an hour ago. average highs this time of year are upper 50s. right now in walnut creek, 55 degrees. look at the fog across the golden gate bridge. so our focus, the warm temperatures continuing for another day, gusty wind takes the big head heins as we get

into sunday night and monday, so one more day of spring to summerlike temperatures. morning temperatures starting off in the 40s, temperatures around the bay area. this looks like spring. low to mid 70s from san jose to morgan hill, look at the highs. 20 degrees above average in some places. peninsula temperatures tomorrow near 70 in san mateo. san francisco close to 70 degrees and north bay temperatures, santa rosa up to 60 degrees. the wind, high pressure to the north. that's leading to our wiped advisory around the bay area. summed night into tuesday evening. you can see the reason why, there, as the gusty winds pick up starting monday morning. it's going to take us through tuesday. thursday and friday comes, our next chance of rain. busy week to worry about. it's going to be a long 36-hour wind event across the bay area. could lead to problems with downed trees or power out amgs.

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we're following breaking news in the bay area only the. jolted after an earthquake hit just after 8:00. >> take a look. a 4.2 magnitude earthquake hitting near the community of aromas. you can see on the map it's south of gilroy between watsonville and hollister, hit at 8:01. there have been after shocks, the strongest of which was 3.0. it was felt from monterey all the way to san mateo coup, san francisco and marin counties as well as parts of the east bay, some people describing a shaking and a jolt. meteorologist rob is joining us now. rob, right here in the studios in san jose, and you felt it. >> yeah.

it was interesting. we're in north san jose. we're not that far from san jose airport at the station. even though i didn't feel the ground shake, we've got large moptors armed the studio. for a split second or two you could hear some rattling around the studio. it was a 4.2 earthquake. original estimate was 4.5. it got downgraded. the areas in blue indicate light to moderate shaking. this is enough you would certainly notice it if you're up towards watts opville and san juan bautista. even though the shaking intensity drops off here, look how far north it was felt. san francisco, oakland, the tri-valley down through the peninsula, light to moderate shaking, probably two to three seconds worth. anytime an earthquake magnitude

4.0 that's relatively shallow tonight, not far away from the san andreas fault, that would be heard in much of the bay area. you can see the shaking as far north as marin down and east out to stockton. pretty large area. >> thanks very much. >> all right. rob, thanks so much. joining us on the phone is dr. angela chung, she's with the berkeley seismology project. thank you for joining us. i want start by asking you how close to the san andreas fault did this quake hit? >> unfortunately, i don't have the information how close it hit. but they're kind of gem. i'm not sure what you're looking at but from what i can see it's off the fault looks like by a few kilometers but it's near the san andreas fault there.

>> talk for people who may not be familiar with the science what happens the closer an earth quake occurs near that fault line. >> so when there's -- there is an example of these plates that move by and there are some sections where we have large faults such as the san andreas fault. that fault stretches up from northern california all the way down to southern california. that's a really large fault. there are many, many, many smaller faults that are all over the place on the west coast, particularly in california what we see is near the san andreas fault there are actually other different lengths. as you might imagine, the larger faults are capable of bigger earthquakes and the smaller ones tend to have smaller earthquakes, so that's kind of how that, wo. >> we often hear folks wondering

whether or not if you have more and more earthquakes, if that means that the big one is about to hit. we have had a number of earthquakes in the bay area recently. does that mean that the big one could hit soon? >> unfortunately, we never can know when the next big earthquake will occur. it could happen today. it could happen ten years from now. we really have no idea when that next big earthquake will occur. just because there are effort quakes happening doesn't necessarily mean there will be a bigger one. there is a chance there may be a larger earthquake that comes after these earthquakes, but we know that an after shock is an after shock until there is a later earthquake, right. so the best thing we can tell people is just to use it as a reminder to get prepared for that next big earthquake. make sure you have a plan. make sure you have an earthquake preparedness kit and make sure you know what you'll do when

that big earthquake happens. >> doctor, thank you for your time. we appreciate it. thank you. take care. >> thank you. uh-huh. bye-bye. >> now to our other top story. the country is on edge. state capitols are in lockdown amid threats of more violence. fences raised, police and thousand of national guard troops on pa control. >> that's right. the streets of washington, d.c. resemble a military occupation ahead of president-elect joe biden's inauguration. von hilliard has the latest from the capital where they say they arrested an armed man trying to get into the area with false kra deny shals. >> according to capitol police, an man tried to enter the secure area of wednesday's inauguration in a pickup truck with, quote, unauthorized credentials. police found a loaded gun and 500 rounds of ammunition. the man, identified by police,

was arrested and charged. the police did not comment on his possible intentions. it comes as the core of the nation's capital enters a near total lockdown with national guard in d.c. >> it looks like a war zone. >> empty streets as the democratic shuts down. this after the fatal law enforcement failures on january 6. federal authorities have now arrested more than 100 individuals accused of being involved in the insurrection, including peter stayinger. >> this is the only remedy. >> show beating an officer with an american flag. and jenna ryan, telling -- >> i was just a working to identify even more of the

insurrectionists. in photos released today the fbi believes this man is involved in this video in which officer daniel hodges is pinned into a door jam. >> both committees announcing a calm review writing in a letter to the fbi and director of national intelligence quote this still emerging story is one of apparent and high-level failures, in particular with respect to intelligence and security preparedness. >> that was nbc's von hilliard reporting. federal prisons across the country are on lockdown. the lont effect at moreth includes the federal correctional facility in dublin. the step was precautionary and no specific information led to it authorities say.

it's also not in response to any specific events occurring inside the facilities. it's going to be a big morning on meet the press tomorrow. washington, d.c. mayor, the mayor will join chuck todd for an interview, plus exclusive interviews with dr. anthony fauci, cory booker and nancy mays of south carolina. that's starting at 8:00 in the morning. >> vice president pence in california today. traveling to the central valley this afternoon. he spoke to a sailor stationed about the trump administration's foreign policy efforts. the second lady was in attendance. she spoke to military families about employment options while their loved ones are deployed. another member of congress has tested positive for covid-19. one of several members to catch the virus after being caught up in the last week's riot at the

capitol. he was verbally accosted by a small group of trump supporters at an airport. the positive diagnosis means he will not be able to attend the inauguration next week. it's worth noting he had received the first but not the second dose of the vaccine. >> it is a fact of science viruss mutate and they continue to spread. the new strain of the coronavirus first reported in uk has been detected in at least 12 u.s. states. it's on track to become the dominant virus. scientists around the world are look for other new strains and determining if they are resistant. at one institute thousands of test sarms arrive every day. they're examined for genetic changes. the lab identified the uk variant and is sounding a warning about a pandemic within

a pandemic. >> because the exponential growth of this virus, if you infect more people, more people will die. >> u.s. about to see a spike on top of a spike. >> that's right. >> experts say it highlights the need for as many to get vaccinated and not just in individual countries. viruss do not stop at the border. a new covid testing option is launching in the south pay. santa clara county was partnered with valley water to mobilize a mobile testing unit. it will be open wednesday and thursday from 7:00 in the morning until 7:00 in the evening at valley waters headquarters. make an appointment by calling the number on your screen but the site will take walk ins as well. >> we continue to follow the effort by a family.

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an east bay doctor rolled up her sleeves but not to fete a vaccination. he put in some work to help get others vaccinated. the doctor led a drive for people 75 and older trying to cut down on the frustration and wait times. as christy smith explains the there are no more slots available after overwhelming demand. >> feel great. no problem at all. >> this couple came to stapply middle school in lafayette for the covid vaccine. they tried to get appointments elsewhere but weren't having much luck. >> we'd just have to wait, but our daughter lives in miraga and she is really, really concerned for us. every time anything came up about the possibility of a vaccine, she would contact me. >> they reserved a spot to be vaccinated which would needed this weekend for a drive-through

colin ink. then they waited outside their car to be checked on after the shot. >> i cannot believe how organized everybody is. i mean, it's incredible. >> we don't care if they're insured or not insured. we don't collect any money. >> dr. rebecca parish runs a practice in walnut creek. she said there are levels of frustration people were facing trying to get the vaccine and answers. >> i had a patient call me in tears, my 83-year-old patient and after trying to navigate on line and she just wasn't able to do it. >> she worked to make a drive-through sign a reality and acquired doses from the county. health volunteers and local organizations came together. >> la ma rinda villages focus on seniors. others provide rides to seniors who need them. we're trying to reach people in

the community who otherwise might fall through the cracks. >> reservations filled up quickly. 500 doses of the pfizer vaccine administered of two days. nbc bay area news. >> all the slots are full. the there says she hopes to secure more doses in the future. we posted their e-mail on their website, nbc bay area.com. >> one of the first cvs clinic took place at aegis assisted living in free mopt. the community is thrilled. >> we're hoping we're going to have -- they have scheduled at least 50% of the kbhunts are zeld for vaccinations. as you can see, we made a party of of it. >> 240 residents and staff got the vaccine today. >> helping black-owned businesses.

a local nonprofit went virtual today to help out. they work to revitalize cities downtown. today a business showcase featuring four local businesses, the gratitude afrocentric gift story, rich city rides and co biz richmond. >> participating in the showcase, i expect to just be able to show people what gratitude afro sent rick gift store is, the things that we carry and let them know we're open even though on a modified schedule and that we're still here in the community, and we are surviving. >> the event featured giveaways, do it yourself demonstrations, even a history of downtown richmond. all the proceeds going to the businesses we showed. >> coming up, honoring the legacy of dr. martin luther king

jr. >> and we're tracking another day of warm temperatures. dangerous surf ongoing at the coast. this time tomorrow night we'll be watching for wind warnings. how long those strong gusts could stick around may surprise you. details when we return.

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san francisco mayor london breed honored the legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. with a virtual teach-in today. breed joined two pastors, dr. frederick dug lus haines and dr. george mason for the fourth annual national justice teach-in. it was post hosted by the friendship baptist church in dallas, texas. it reflected on the life and legacy of dr. king today. >> we have a lot of work to do to realize fully the dream that dr. king had, and we can do it.

we can do it because we have people in this country who believe in seeing change, and we also are going to have to fight against those who are trying to hold on to something that >> the virtual teach-in also aimed to educate people about engaging in the social justice movement and the creation of public policy. >> recapping our top story of the night, that 4.2 earthquake in aromas, a few miles southwest of gilroy between watsonville and hollis ter. struck about 8:00 this evening. there were some after shocks, the strongest of which was 3 poip 0. people felt shaking and then a jolt. didn't last long but it's something you certainly will remember. rob remembers it because he felt it right here at the studio. >> and that seismograph.

little accelerometers felt that brief but noticeable shake manager the studio. we had some heavy tv monitors that did move a little bit. the 4.2 earthquake at 8:01 tonight. it was interesting, given that magnitude as how harge an area did feel the quake. closer down towards the south coast and south bay, you felt height to moderate shaking. castro ville, santa cruz, this seems to be the most. light to moderate shading there for the shaking againstity. farther to the north, east bay, tri-valley almost through the at mont pass. here's where it gets interesting. a little accelerometer up near petaluma, sanoma county, ma run county near san rafael as well. even out to stockton. so pretty big footprint for who

may have noticed this earthquake. 52 degrees in san jose where things have calmed down for the moment. walnut creek 55 degrees, on our way to mid 70s tomorrow and san francisco currently about 52 degrees. patchy fog and 40s to start the day tomorrow. you got mid 70s inland. fry tri valley, 76 tomorrow in santa rosa. 20 degrees above average. 70, close to that in san francisco. ice caution on the coast. more high surf issued through 3:00 p.m. muhammad. the top concern will be gusty wisdom, wind advisory getting started at 10:00 tomorrow night. monday at 8:00 a.m., all the way into tuesday morning, 36 hours of wind gusts, from 20 to ho

miles per hour. they'll be in that for at least 24 hours plus before the wind speeds start to come down. because of the wisdom, high pressure, low pressure, pressure radiant stacked up on the bay area that starks to weaken. then thursday and friday comes. a series of colder storms that brings the first chance of rain and maybe seminole to our bay area peaks. more on that tonight at 11:00. more news after this short break.

welcome back. i'm anthony flores. a battle of quarterbacks. aaron and the green bay packers against the rams in lambeau field. bay area guys making plays all over this one. aaron rodgers from cal hits this pride of palo alto high for the touchdown. before the half it is goff. cal fires a strike to van johnson, the rookie with the

touchdown reception. it's a seven-point game in the fourth. rogers with the home run run ball to adam lizard. 58 yards for a touchdown. the packers beat the rams 32-18. they'll play a championship in lambeau field for the first time in his career, aaron rodgers. >> it will be exciting. enjoy this tonight and celebrate and watch the game tomorrow and know that whoever wsin is coming. >> you come so far and come in here and play top seed and get a game, chance to win. >> and of course in the hate game you just saw right here on nbc bay area, the bills beat the ravens 17- 3.

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♪♪ >> welcome to "access hollywood," the weekend edition. i'm scott evans. sibley scoles will join us in just a moment. let's begin with wendy williams, though. the unfiltered tv host has had a wild life, to say the least, and it's all covered in the upcoming lifetime biopic "wendy williams: the movie." and wendy is fully on board, and it stars ciera payton. >> there were twitter and instagram followers that started tweeting me about a year ago, saying that i should play wendy williams. and i was like, "yeah, i'll take that challenge on if it happens." well, and the next thing i know, i'm on the phone with wendy williams, flying out to