west. >> absolutely. and you know both teams understand how big this game is. it's going to be loud. they're going to pump artificial noise into the stadium. it might be rainy, it might be cold. they know each other's dna. this is a defense opportunistic. it can make for self-inflicted wounds. they have to carry over a lot of offensive and defensive install. if they can do that and not turn the ball over, they should be okay. deebo samuel, an injury derailed him this afternoon. how much will the niners miss number 19? we will discuss that next.

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time for our red zone drive of the game presented by toyota. five plays, 67 yard touchdown drive. this was an impressive way for dante, his team, to see christian mccaffrey and then deebo. dante, this was just a great start. >> it was an awesome start. they couldn't have drawn that up any better. and then they were able to come back and fake that zone. complementary football at the best. >> we thought it was a knee, high-angle sprain, those normally take four to six weeks.

maybe he's back by the nfc wildcard. >> they have to make adjustments. you've seen ray ray mcleod step up, jennings step up. they'll have to put more on christian mccaffrey, receiving the ball from the backfield. you're going to have to step up all around him. george kittle. we haven't really seen a lot of him in the last few weeks. i expect him to step up until deebo returns. one thing with those high-ankle sprains, it's the closest thing to a break. and they have different severities, depending on the severity. he could return quicker than that time period. >> sometime it's quicker? >> sometimes it's quicker. >> tom brady's homecoming didn't go as expected. he was picked off twice in the second half. first it was dashon gibson.

>> when you get consistent pressure, the quarterback sees ghost, you break on the ball, you anticipate hits and overthrows. and gibson snagged it. >> and greenlaw tips it up to himself. afterwards he kept the football and asked tom brady to sign it. >> seems a little bit ballsy to go up to brady and ask him to sign the ball. >> the worst he could tell me is no. he's the greatest. i appreciate that. >> how did you approach him? >> i went like a little fan. i went like a little fan girl. have to soothe him up, make him feel better, you're the greatest of all time, man, but he is, he

is. and he was like, appreciate it, man. good job and stuff. and i said you got to sign the balls. he looked like he was going through a lot. and then fred was over there, you get the balls signed? and i'm just like yeah, man, now you got to sign these balls. so he signed them. it was cool, no doubt. >> pretty cool that he went up to him with the ball and then asked him, and tom signed it after a tough loss at home, i mean, his homecoming. >> when you get the opportunity to get the signature of a legend you have to take that opportunity, and tom brady understands, he's not going to be around forever. it's no different than michael jordan signing a basketball for a young player. >> greenlaw not the only 2001 one to have success against tom brady. back in 2006 that is correct is

tom brady, than is my co-host, dante whitner, you picked him off in your very first nfl game. >> it was a sad day. but you see that? i invented the hurdle. and look, i'm running it back. but look, nate clements, ex-niner they called him for a clip. >> so the interception counted. >> the only thing is i didn't approach him to get my ball signed. >> do you wish you had? >> no, i still have that ball, but i would have preferred to get the w. >> you still have that ball? >> yeah, it's in my mother's storage. >> hooks like christian

mccaffrey's trade is paying off. we will discuss more on number 23 right after this.

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commanders and the giants. don't miss sunday night football right here next week on nbc bay area. tonight's ball carrier of the game is presented by manscaped. the official below the waist grooming partner of the san francisco 49ers, trusted by 7 million men. christian mccaffrey, 119 rushing yards and a score. you saw his receiving touchdown earlier. christian mccaffrey has made an impact. thank you, carolina and charlotte for all you did. can you put a price? i guess you can, but the price was well worth it on how well mccaffrey is playing >> absolutely. and the 49ers definitely won that trade with the carolina panthers. and all he's doing is showcasing all-pro ability. shout out to the offensive line. those holes were huge out there. the cut back lanes, catching the ball out of backfield, you saw the toe tap. and with deebo samuel being out,

that attracts another running back. christian mccaffrey will have to suck it up over the next couple weeks and provide a lot of value. >> thursday night football, as donte said, the loudest stadium. from ames iowa and iowa

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right now on a special edition of nbc bay area news. celebrating christmas with the curries. we go one on one with steph and ayesha as they celebrate a decade of giving back to the community. and we take to you a special event for some lucky families. the last of this storm moving through right now. we're tracking showers and a chance of more snow on our bay area mountains. thanks for joining us on this special edition of nbc bay area news. i'm terry mcsweeney. ? i'm gia vang. there's a lot happening around the bay area tonight. we'll get to the niners' big win over san mateo's tom brady and the bucs. but first let's take a look at the rain. we take you outside for a live

look at the golden gate bridge. you can see some rain on the camera there, it's wet. >> the storm brought a whole lot of snow to the sierra. something you don't often see is powder on the bay area peaks. this is the lick observatory. and speaking of ice. little pieces of it fell in the south bay. hail. in morgan hill. a downpour of it. totally interrupting a swim meet. rob mayeda has been keeping a very close eye on all of this from here to the sierra and back. what's going on. >> the frozen precipitation, a good indicator of how chilly the air is higher up. more driving through downpours has been a common theme. a little more occurring right now, as we continue to see bands of showers passing through the bay area.

showers over san jose over to hayward. castro valley, approaching dublin and the tri valley. there's storm ranger. down to san mateo you can see very clearly there you have downpours moving down the peninsula. and in the north bay at times, notice the color coding. more snowshowers this time, above close to 3500 feet. notice the spin of the clouds that is correct is the area of low pressure. for the next few hours, until about 3:00 a.m., we're not expecting showers for your morning commute, but this will set the stage for very chilly temperatures ahead. look at the hills. as the skies start to clear, freeze watches already issued. we'll show you how cold it will get and if there are any more

rain chances coming up. >> as the snow blows through the state, take a hook at this look at this bird's-eye view from soda spring. they reported more than three and a half feet of fresh powder. you can keep a close eye on the rain. download our free nbc bay area app. you can personalize it to get the forecast for your neighborhood. >> the 49ers' faithful are feeling wildly confident in brock purdy. what you didn't see on tv, the moment after the game, between the legend and the newcomer. >> played great. keep it going. >> that's got to sound so great coming from tom brady. niners sharing that video on

twitter. but it wasn't all celebration. the niner's win could have an impact on a player who was carted off the field. >> with the spotlight and pressure on brock purdy. he impressed 49ers fans as he guide them to victory over the tampa bay buccaneers and tom brady. >> he did pretty well for being a new quarterback, right? so stepping into position for jimmy garoppalo. he's very calm. yeah. he has his composure. >> i like him. i like him a lot. i really do. he's playing with a lot of confidence. i like the way he, i like how he moves. i like how he gets out of the pocket if he needs to, how he can throw on the run. >> reporter: the faithful also enjoyed watching the former iowa state standout become the first quarterback ever to beat tom

brady in their first nfl career tart. what they didn't like watching, deebo samuel getting injured in the second quarter. and they're worried. >> he's a really big part of our team, so yes, i hope he makes a recovery soon. we need him. but for now, fans who braved the rain at levi's stadium are celebrating the win. and they are also trying to come up with a new nickname for purdy who's no longer mr. irrelevant. >> flames broke out just before 9:00 this morning. eight big rigs, eight, caught fire in a lot near the port. all of that smoke captured by our cameras. can you see several trucks charred and burned to the

ground. it took crews about 30 minutes to put out the flames. alcohol or drugs may have played a role in a deadly crash on the san mateo bridge. two drivers got in a fender bender. both stopped. with one of the drivers got out of the car he was hit by another driver in a suv. paramedics rushed the man to the hospital where he died. the suv driver and passenger taken to the hospital. the suv driver on suspicion of dui. eastbound lanes were shut down for nearly five hours while they investigated it. today dozens rallied in san francisco and marched along the embarcadero. on thursday, iran announced it executed a man arrested in

relation to the ongoing protests. they fear the execution could be a grim indication of what's to come as the regime violently cracks down on protests. demonstrators say they will keep speaking out in the bay area. >> iranian people have reaced a point of no return with this regime. there is no changing the narrative. we want regime change. >> widespread unrest in iran began in mid september after the death of mahsa amini for allegedly breaking the dress code. there's a new resource available to farmers in san mateo county. a double-decker bus was unveiled in half moon bay today. the bus is designed to be a resource center on wheels. organizers want mental health services and online tutoring to be more accessible for workers.

>> we need to be able to think about how can we really remove barriers and take the resources to the workers on the farm and get them telehealth, mental health, education, wi-fi, art and more. >> so you heard the bus is equipped with wi-fi and computers. mask mandates are returning to san jose state starting tomorrow. students and staff will be strongly encouraged to wear a mask indoors. masks will be required at the student wellness center and pantry. until covid numbers significantly drop. a serious heads up. a stretch of 680 in sunol will be closed overnight on weekdays while workers repave that road.

the closure's going to happen monday through friday, 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. cal trans says there will be signs to direct to you detours. if you are going north of the south bay, 880 to 238 to 508 are the recommended routes. okay. tomorrow marks a day of administration for catholics around the word. the our lady of guadalupe feast day. parishioners have been preparing to honor the virgin of guadalupe since october. around 200 people were in charge of deck ragt the church. they are holding masses every few hours through 9:00 p.m.

tomorrow. 20 people came out for the winter wonder land on grant avenue. it included a toy give away, lion dancing and a small train for kids to ride on. >> you know, i geu up in an underserved community in tender tenderloin. now 30 years later, it's really feeling like coming full circle. >> people were encouraged to have a bite to eat or shop at small businesses in the neighborhood as they continue the economic recovery. christmas came early for some east bay families thanks to steph curry and his wife ayesha. >> we have more on how the curries are once again giving back to the community. >> we know steph curry is one of the best basketball players in the world. but the impact he is making in the bay area goes well beyond the court. he and his wife are helping those in need while providing hope this holiday season.

a picture with mr. and mrs. claus, a little face painting and tons of fun athletic activities. today in oakland, families from across the bay area celebrated christmas with the curries. >> means a lot, because my daughter gets to experience christmas with the curries. and i think it's a very positive thing to be at. >> stephan and his wife ayesha created a wonder land for these families who might need a little help this holiday season. >> it takes a village to raise a child. it's just great. >> an amazing opportunity to just, you know, have fun and for us to be able to show up and be

here, it's something we want to do. >> debra edington and her grandson brayden came to her first christmas with the curries event ten years ago and are back today hoping to take another picture with their favorite basketball mayer. >> i think it's pretty cool that we can come out here and have fun. >> this is awesome. it's a pleasure to be here. all the time they spend in this, it's a wonderful thing. >> steph curry has inspired a generation of boys and girls with his play on the basketball court, but he's also making an impact off the court and in the classroom by stressing the importance of reading. >> to know that there are kids that get excited about their literacy journey or taking a book home, feeling a little bit of confidence in the classroom, that means the world. >> there's a special connection when they engage with the community. they can spread holiday cheer

and help for those who need it. >> it brings a sense of normalcy that there are people that care and want to see them thrive. >> there's somebody that believes in you and a group there to support you. it's about giving them amazing first class experience in the process. >> curries and their partners do a great job of spreading holiday cheer to those in need with some really cool gifts, which gotme thinking, does steph curry go christmas shopping? you will hear that answer later on in sports. >> can't wait. >> coming up, a successful splashdown. what it means for the future of space exploration on the moon. and doppler radar picking up not just rain showers but snowshowers. our area of low pressure drops south. south. how muchonger can l

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nasa is celebrating a picture perfect ending to the lunar mission. it wrapped with the orion capsule splashing down into the pacific ocean this morning. that is it right there. get this. the spacecraft re-entered the earth's atmosphere at almost 20,000 miles per hour before slowing to a gentle landing off the baja peninsula. >> this is the way they did it back in the '60s when they were first starting out. it was amazing, it was a critical uncrewed test flight before nasa's next manned mission to the moon. >> and there it is. high over the pacific. >> reporter: 12:40 eastern time, south of san diego. nasa's uncrewed artemis mission came to a bull's islanding in the pacific ocean.

>> latest chapter of nasa's journey to the moon comes to a close. orion back on earth. >> reporter: bobbing in the water, the orion spaceship that will one day cary astronauts back to the moon, wrapping up a 25-day mission. >> and liftoff of artemis one. we rise together. back to the moon and beyond. >> reporter: it began at florida's kennedy space center on november 16, as the most powerful rocket ever built came screaming to life. a 268,000 mile test flight. an up-close high-resolution fly over of the moon's surface, and new photos. then 40,000 miles beyond the moon, further than any rated spacecraft has traveled and a slingshot return to earth. in 2024, nasa plans to fly

astronauts on a lunar test flight following with the first humans to land on the moon since apollo. this coming on the anniversary of the last apollo landing. it may look like the apollo space capsule, but orion is bigger. instead of carrying three astronauts, it can carry four. orion approached the earth at 25 times the speed of sound. ity shield heating up to 5,000 degrees. "the view" looking out an orion window. to bleed off speed, nasa skipped the spaceship off the atmosphere before dipping back in and slowowing from 19,000 miles per hour to a gentle splashdown at 20 miles per hour. navy boats, choppers and divers moving in to secure orion and

bring it on board the "uss portland". >> this time we go back to the moon to learn to live, work, invent and create. >> that was tom costello reporting. people headed to the chabot center to watch the splashdown. afterwards, they could attend talks from experts, including an engineer to explain how difficult this re-entry was. >> we're going at 25,000 miles per hour when it hits the atmosphere. that means we have to account for a lot bigger heat pulse, a lot more heat. essentially, the surface of this capsule is about 5,000 degrees fahrenheit. so this is not the kind of heat that a space capsule, for

example, is experiencing. >> the most popular workshop was when kids could build their own space capsules. >> all right. >> and also practice landing them from high above. >> wow. returning to our weather coverage. the weekend storm brought a lot of snow to the sierra. you see it coming down earlier today. lots of fresh powder at palisades tahoe this afternoon. great news for skiers. not such great news for travelers. take a live look at highway 80, the soda springs area. that road covered in snow. there's a brave soul. it might be one of the trucks. eastbound of 80 was closed, now it is open but trains are required. plenty of people did try to get up to the mountains for the fresh powder including johnny from san jose. >> north star, trying to, shred

some powder. four feet up there. why not? i did my snow dance and hope it fully it will work out. >> chains required. >> go, johnny, go. rob mayeda is joining us now. what's going on up there is fantastic. is some of the water coming down here in the bay area, and we need it so bad, it's incredible. >> it's paying dividends. we're going to start with the rain totals for the last two days, and they're impressive. this is the most rain since october 2021. the big atmospheric river storm we had. we had five to almost eight inches of rain in the yubas

watershed. so it has gone up 15 feet. >> wow. >> again, that is a massive amount. i think over the next couple days the numbers will continue to come up a little bit more as some of the trickle-down effect of our big storm continues. right now, san jose, rain showers at times. san francisco 48. could see damp conditions on roadways. storm ranger had a workout this weekend. you have a band of rain passing through. oakland, emeryville, and then the color coding changes. lake county and clear lake not

got snow right now. showers from now to about 3:00 a.m. and then we'll watch places like mt. diablo and mt. hamilton before sun rise get a dusting of snow. then skies clearing. then, as the skies clear, we could see more snow-capped peaks around the bay area for the morning. we've got morning temperatures in the mid-30s. it's going to be cold enough, we might see ice on the roads. we're going to have to watch that. temperatures drop off moving into the afternoon. now let's look at the freeze watch up at the north bay valleys tomorrow night, tuesday morning. but notice the temperature trend, not just the north bay, the inland east bay, san jose. southward that will be in the low 30s. i do think we'll see an expansion of freeze watches, and the sierra is colder. single digits up there. that snow, if you've been patient, is not going anywhere.

unfortunately, it looks like the rain may start to back off a bit. the weather system offshore will be staying there. it does look like it will trend drier, few clouds as we head toward next weekend. after the tremendous rain we had, and the sierra snow back, by tomorrow we'll come in at about 200% of average. hopefully we'll get rain chances back in here. >> amazing total. great stuff. up next at 9:30, a bomb threat force as r around b legend off stage mid performance. the scary moment when patti labelle was rushed to safety. and new images of wnba star brittney griner's first steps on u.s. soil. more people every month are receiving an unwelcome letter in the mailbox saying they're being

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welcome back to this special edition of nbc by area news. i'm gia vang. funny ads make insurance seem so simple. but many bay area homeowners are learning that insurance companies can suddenly drop you. >> chris chmura explains why you should be on alert for a possible shock in the mailbox. >> insurance companies say there's just too much fire risk to auto renew everyone's policy. tonight we're explaining why and giving you four key steps in case you get dropped. >> it's on six and a half acres. very quiet, very peaceful. >> reporter: he describes his family's home in one word.

>> heaven. >> reporter: but hell keeping it insured. first, a surprise cancellation letter from liberty mutual. >> we're not going to insure this property any long ir. longer. >> reporter: a shock. they even installed a fire-safe roof and trimmed bushes and trees. >> person literally told me, it doesn't matter what you have done. my computer has told me what zone you're in, and you cannot get insurance. >> reporter: we asked, and they say they do not comment on people's policies. >> we don't like what's going on now, because it feels like people are really caught between a rock and a hard place. >> reporter: amy bach is with a

non-profit that helps drop homeowners. the latest available state data show 200,000 policies dropped in 2020, likely more in 2021 and 2022. why? >> we're at a tipping point in homeowners. >> reporter: he is with the american property casualty insurance association. he says they are responding to more fire dangers and losses. including the czu fire. >> we know wildfires have changed dramatically. >> reporter: at the same time, the industry says the prices the state allows them to charge are dramatic. >> the rates have not been able to keep up. >> reporter: now they are rebalancing their book, reducing their risk portfolio by dropping folks like phillip. >> now everyone up here is nervous. >> reporter: what is the long-term forecast? >> it feels like we're headed

toward government-sponsored insurance. >> reporter: it happened in the '60s. then the north ridge earthquake in '94. 9/11. as a consumer advocate, do i like it in not really. i like consumers to have choices. >> reporter: act fast. >> don't wait. >> reporter: you'll likely only get 75 days notice when they cancel you. step two, shop around. other companies might insure you. >> a lot of people are not used to shopping for insurance. >> reporter: if your search goes on for days or weeks, you should call back the company that dropped you. >> one week you might call and get turned down by an insurance company and can you call the next week, and they might offer you a policy.

>> reporter: step three. if you're not finding insurance yourself, find help. phillip called an independent home insurance broker who found a policy at a lesser-known company. >> they were truly the last call i needed to make before i called the california fair plan. >> reporter: the fair plan is the final fall back. it is the fire insurance pool of last resort, taking in anyone the brand name companies reject. the number of people dumped there has almost doubled. amy says it's expensive and only offers basic coverage. so you're likely ending up buying two insurance policies, one for fires and one for everything else. >> it's not great but better than nothing. >> reporter: united

policyholders office offers help. we are learning more about brittney griner's journey home from one of the people on the plane with her back to the u.s. these are pictures of her shortly after she was released from russian custody. can you see her on the ride home with her photo and a u.s. agent shortly after she touched down in san antonio. the agent says griner was very talkative on the plane. apparently, she hopped on and said whoa, who are these guys? she went up to every single crew member, shook their hands and had personal conversations with them. griner told the agent after sitting in a prison cell and listening to people speak in russian for almost a year, she just wants to talk. great story. a scary moment in milwaukee for singer patti labelle . a bomb threat forcing evacuation right in the middle of her performance last night. >> 770.

>> she didn't know what was going on. clearly caught off guard when security came on stage and whisked her away. k-9s came in and searched the theater and did not find any explosives. the theater is working to reschedule her show. history mde in california's biggest city. karen bass was sworn in as the first woman and second black person to lead the city. bass pledged to tackle the homelessness crisis while addressing the crowd. >> tomorrow morning i will start my first day as mayor at the city's emergency operation centers, where my first act as mayor will be to declare a state of emergency on homelessness. >> surprise performances at her inauguration included stevie

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well, the holiday season is here. it's a time when we're asked to think about the needs of others and then act. one teenager doesn't wait for the holidays, he does that all yearlong. he may have some challenges, but compassion isn't one of them. >> we have this store knee story in tonight's bay area pride. >> reporter: as eric's instructors will tell you, there's a lot this 19-year-old living with autism can teach the rest of us about how we should

live our lives. >> i think, you know, he has such a generous, generous heart. >> reporter: the latest example of eric's generosity came right before thanksgiving. eric's school was holding a food drive for students who needed help during the holidays. they sent an e-mail to parents, including eric's mom carol, explaining what they were doing. >> so the e-mail was sent to my cell phone, and eric always reads my messages, so he read about the families that needed thanksgiving dinner. >> reporter: which was honestly the last carol thought about it until a friend showed up on her porch. >> with a huge box of canned goods, and i said oh, what that's that for? and he said eric's e-mail for his donation. and it clicked, i knew what he'd done. >> reporter: he hadn't just looked at the e-mail on his mom's phone. >> i forwarded it to myself and

sent it to everyone. >> reporter: everyone in his address book, which for someone like eric was quite a few. donation came in by the car loads. >> the doorbell ring was going off all day, people were dropping bags off. >> reporter: when all the donating was done, eric was responsible for a quarter of all the food his school collected. >> i like being kind to people. >> reporter: when it comes to someone with special challenges like eric, we tend to focus on the practical things he can master, but as eric's latest act of kindness reminds us, if that's all we see, we miss a much bigger, more beautiful picture. >> eric's amazing. eric can do anything that he wants to do. >> reporter: garvan thomas, nbc bay area news. >> if you know someone like eric doing something extraordinary in

your community we want to hear about it. send garvan an e-mail. can you also tag us on facebook, instagram and twitter. coming up, simmers down. an update from hawaii on the activity at mauna loa.

the world's largest active volcano has been erupting for two weeks now, but officials believe it could end soon, downgrading mauna loa's alert level from a warning to a watch. it is spectacular. the new alert level reflects the limited hazard associated with the current activity. >> for comparison, this is video of the volcano on the big island yesterday. the lava flow reduced to just smoke. they are continuing to monitor the volcano for any changes to activity. here in northern california, nothing, i was going to say nothing that spectacular, but it

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the 11th annual san jose santa run is now in the books. the 5k returned after a hiatus for the pandemic. >> grinch ran! >> we spoke with the founder about what the run means to him. >> if we are able to bring a smile to people's face, help kids go to college and build community at the same time, we all win. >> proceeds from the event going to san jose aspires. the foundation helps first generation high school students with access to higher education. i thought i saw, were they

making some, like, man-made snow there? >> yes. >> okay, i feel better about myself now. i'm seeing it everywhere now. i saw it in the east foothills. >> it was real. the inland mountain ranges typically have the better chance for the snow. the air's dryer and colder away from the ocean. and we have another chance tonight as we take you to christmas in the park in san jose. you really have to have the christmas spirit to be there. they got wind. not too many folks out there right now. 46 in dublin, 47 in san jose. there you go, golden gate bridge, we did have heavier rain earlier. now 48 degrees. the rain starting to head to the east bay. let's take you on a tour. you see the snow again. out here the higher peaks south

of livermore. i think there will be an increasing chance of that after midnight tonight, and more rain in the santa cruz mountains moving on through from san mateo over to hayward and castro valley, approaching the tri valley again into walnut creek, vallejo. fairfield, you've got the rein. clear lake, lake county seeing a lot of snow. now colder, drier air's going to come on down. that's going to help shut down the showers, but it will also temporarily bring our snow levels down a little bit more as we head into tomorrow morning. most of this will begin to wind down around 3:00 a.m., except around mt. diablo, mt. hamilton. just like that, 8:00 in the morning, things dry out and clear setting the stage for very chilly temperatures moving forward. even tomorrow, back into the low 40s and 40s. high temperatures from lunchtime to mid afternoon staying cool. mostly in the low 50s with

sunshine. locations, i think will drop in the upper 20s and 30s. bay side may be cold enough for patchy frost and unfortunately, now, doesn't look like we're going to see any rain chances from midweek and beyond, as we head toward next weekend, that storm that's offshore is going to weaken on approach right now as it approaches california. so the trend is actually drier in the seven-day forecast, and certainly colder as we head toward the middle part of the week. it's not too often that even the san francisco temperatures could get close to the upper 30s wednesday morning. so right now the freeze watches are only up for the north bay valleys, but we may see that expand wednesday, thursday, perhaps, as well, and then temperatures rebound a little bit as we head towards next weekend. a big weekend for rain and sierra snow. but catching a bit of a break. anthony flores with a story

i don't think anybody saw coming. >> this is a great story, and it keeps getting better. brock purdy outplayed tom brady. what kyle shanahan is saying about the performance of his rookie quarterback. second around, sports is next.

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for $69.9999 a month for 1212 months. plusus ask how t to get up to a $ $750 prepaiaid card withth qualifyining interne. welcome back. i'm anthony flores. the rookie versus the g.o.a.t. brock purdy making his first nfl start against tom brady and the tampa bay buccaneers. it was a homecoming for the native. buying tickets for family and friends. purdy showing off his legs. touchdown, 14-0 niners. then he beats the bucs with his arm. tosses the 27-yard touchdown to

christian mccaffrey. niners were rolling then this happens. deebo samuel hurts his left ankle. they think it's a high-ankle sprain. we'll know more tomorrow. jerry rice was not happy. now just before the half, purdy hits brandon aiyuk for a 32-yard touchdown. what a first start for purdy. no turnovers. the niners make it six in a row and blow out the buccaneers 35-7. hey, coach, how about that rookie? >> did he an awesome job. i think you guys saw that. he made a ton of plays. made the plays that were there, made the plays that weren't there. did a great job in the pocket. had one mistake there, was fortunate, got that one back, and hesitated. threw touchdown on the next play, which is cool. it was real impressive how he

played. >> i'm just excited that we won. just do what it takes to win. defense played great. offense did their thing. to come out and win, especially coming into a thursday night game coming up, very exciting. >> on the other side of the ball, this was not the homecoming tom brady was hoping for. the second time in his career that the native was in the bay area to take on the niners. he had two interceptions. despite the disappointing performance, he could still feel the support from his family and friends. >> not going to change the outcome of the game, unfortunately, because you've got a cheering section. it was sweet to have everyone come and support, support our team and come back to the east coast and tampa and support us. came out here, which was great. wish we could have done a lot better job. have to figure out a way to

regroup and get a win. this was the christmas with the curries. they provided food and fun to more than 2,000 people. does steph curry actually go christmas shopping? how do you guys go christmas shopping? you can't just walk into a target and start buying stuff, can you? >> you're looking at the wrong person. you're looking at me. if i'm buying anything, maybe for her. >> so you've got a big road trip. you haven't donny of your christmas shopping yet? >> no. >> what christmas shopping? >> you're like, what did santa get you? oh, cool. i think a lot of people can relate to that. >> that's when the kids are opening up the presents. i don't want to give anything away f you're on the curry

christmas lift you get a present, you think ayesha. >> what was it again? >> he makes the world go narnd narnd that family. >> the same area of low pressure. tomorrow clearing and cold. freeze watches going up for the north bay valleys tomorrow night. we'll see chilly temperatures through midweek. >> rob, thank you very much. >> we'll be back again at 11:00. see you then. >> goodnight.

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