papa bear. >> mccaffrey behind him, he looks right, comes left, throws down the side line! wide open george kittel! 30, 20, cuts inside, cuts inside again! touchdown! san -- fran -- cisco! >> get busy, you too. uh! excuse me. you too. >> excuse me, you too. excuse me, you too. >> who was that? >> deebo samuel. >> was that deebo? >> he was trying to do your job. a different style. >> he can do his job. i can't do his job.

different. >> good job, deebo. >> red zone drive of the game, brought to you by toyota. christian mccaffrey's one run before the end of the half. prior to this season, he played a combined ten games. >> yeah, in charlotte. >> he's been injured. is this overwork management? is this sustainable? >> he had 26 carries in the game. the closer is jordan mason, the finisher. what you're going to see them do is ride christian early in game. remember pittsburg years ago had parker, super bowl xl, then they drove the bus over you and went to jerome bettis. then the finisher is jp mason.

he weighs 233 pounds. he can pound on you. christian mccaffrey, in a word, feldy, is special. that guy is a special talent in every regard. his work ethic is so impressive. i love that guy. >> and i remember when the trade was made and people went, whoa, we gave up a lot. >> three, four, and a future five. hell. >> the 49ers. >> it's worth it. >> elijah's coming back for the playoffs. saturday. christmas eve. >> saturday, christmas eve, post game immediately following the washington commanders, who will be upset after what happened at home versus new york, will be visiting levi's stadium. we'll take a break. when pop and i come back, we will look at who the 49ers could possibly play.

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dave feldman, greg papa. brought to you by manscaped. jalen hurts ran for not one, not two, three touchdowns in the eagles win against the bears. hurts has 13 rushing touchdowns on the season, one away from the qb record cam newton set in 2011. let's go to saturday. vikings completed the biggest comeback in nfl regular season history against the colts,

trailing 33-0 at halftime. kirk cousins. cook's touchdown pass, two-point conversion tied it at 36. in overtime, joseph, 40 yards out. vikings win, 39-36. it's the best or the worst if you are a colt, 33 points down. san francisco 49ers did it in 1980. >> the human encyclopedia. >> dak prescott's pass goes off noah brown's hands. 52-yard touchdown. jags win it. the playoff picture, pop, looks like this.

>> peterson is happy. that's the jacksonville special. >> and prescott. >> doing the splits. >> the 49ers now, as it stands are three. >> and that's as low as they can go. >> no, but they can go up to two. >> that's as low as they can go. low. pay attention. follow along. >> i got you. you're predicting an eagles upset maybe, that they could lose to dallas. >> let's say philadelphia winds up as the one. the one seed is the only team that gets a bye. they go right on. 2-7 versus 3-6 versus 4-5. if the 49ers can get up to two, they are one game behind minnesota. if there is a tie, the 49ers have the tiebreaker over the

vikings, based on better nfc conference record. 49ers have got washington, raiders in vegas. that will be a fun game, home against arizona. so i'm saying that the 49ers get up to two, take on the seven seed, that's up for grab, and minnesota falls to three. here's the compelling thing of the somebody's got to win the nfc south, right? however that team is going to be the four seed. i have dallas beating tampa bay wild card weekend, going to philadelphia, divisional playoff weekend, beating the eagles, feldy bear, and the 49ers host the wild card game, divisional playoff game and host the dallas cowboys in the nfc championship game. >> i got it. >> it could happen! i'll be like nick bosa. >> 49ers are going to host the

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doing! >> 30-24. you just made a good point. we were talking about this before. one of the best coaches in the history of the nfl, in situational football. and that happens? how do you explain that? >> the raider season has been whacky. how about the game they lost to the rams, and baker mayfield gets there an hour before kickoff. you're much too young to remember the heidi game, how in 1968 the raiders scored two touchdowns and they broke away to show "heidi." the ghost of the post, the tuck-u game, and it's the patriots. the game is tied, jacoby meyers. belichick after, we talk situational football.

that's one of the worst losses. that may cost him a playoff spot. >> i remember the great game where they said "john madden wants to know if it's a touchdown." >> that was the holy roller. >> on christmas, 4:00 p.m. and papa, you're working next saturday on christmas eve. >> we're going have a good me. it cougald

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right now on this special edition of nbc bay area news, the streets of argentina completely lit up. it's moment fans have been dreaming about. argentina comes out on top, winning a third world cup title. we'll take you to the big party happening in the street of buenos aires. elon musk has a new poll. he wants you to decide whether he should step down as twitter ceo. why one neighborhood had to fight to make sure this display happened this holiday season. thanks for joining us. >> believe it or not, christmas

one week away. the holiday season crunch is on. store, malls bustling tonight. >> this was the last full weekend to get all your shopping done while stores were plenty busy. the second busiest shopping day behind cyber monday is coming up. it's expected to be friday, two days before christmas. >> san francisco's union square was packed not just with shoppers. some visitors were there to celebrate the first night of hanukkah. and others stepped out to see union square all lit up. >> city leaders are hoping this feels safer. >> congratulations. >> it was a busy night in union square with the menorah lighting for the first night of hanukkah, plus lots of holiday shoppers and families who headed in to see the holiday lights. >> it's awesome. >> reporter: after a few years

of more subdued holidays in the pandemic it feels like the iconic square is coming back to life. >> i've never seen union square so crowded with people post pandemic. >> reporter: the police chief was there for the menorah lighting. he says after a slough of high-profile retail thefts, officers were placed on regular patrols around union square with lots of police vehicles clearly visible to crowds. the turnout tonight is proof efforts to deter thieves is working. >> it has prevented any of the major looting to take place. >> reporter: visitors are taking notice, too. >> i saw the police walking around. >> reporter: not just uniformed sfpd officers but community ambassadors are also on patrol. and many stores have their own security, all seeming to help make visitors feel safe and put them at ease. in san francisco, alyssa goard, nbc bay area news. the 2022 world cup is officially in the books, and

there's a new world champion. >> yes! >> wow. argentina defeated france in a match that went to a penalty shootout. the first 90 minutes were action packed. both teams scored twice. then they each added a goal in extra time which led to the shootout, this is argentina's third world cup victory. the last time the team won was in 1986. this is viewed as the crowning achievement for lionel messi. >> the streets in argentina erupted. thousands of fans poured into the streets of buenos aires. >> argentina fans were partying here in the bay area as well.

this is the sight at dolores park. >> turning to our weather now. the spare the air alert is in effect tomorrow. this is the view from our traffic cameras. let's bring in rob mayeda. >> you'll be looking at hazy skies again. and another dense fog advisory which will get the day started tomorrow. and that will have bigger impact on your commute versus what we saw this morning. and a chance of showers and interesting changes by next weekend. dense fog today around the inland east bay. all day long the fog stuck around central valley. visibility dropping off in napa, concord and livermore, north bay and inland east bay locations starting at 10:00 tonight through 11:00 in the morning.

i do think we could see patchy dense fog set up outside of that zone, too. plan a little extra time for that morning commute. on air quality you saw the haze and the skies. high pressure acting like a lid. it has triggered a winter spare the air alert for explosion pollution. those levels will be highs tomorrow around the north bay and santa clara valley. fog and air quality issue to start the woke. but coming soon, a chance of showers and surprisingly warming temperatures heading toward next weekend. i'll have a closer look at this hour by hour. >> another way to stay up to date on condition, follow rob on twitter. his handle is @robmayeda. this is getting a lot of attention. trending and twitter, elon musk

has posted a poll asking users if he should step down as ceo e 11 million people have voted. 53.6% say he should step down. the poll will remain open for about six more hours. last month, musk reinstated former president trump's account. the company announced a big change. it will no longer allow users to promote their other social media accounts on twitter. they say we recognize that many of our users are active on other social media platforms, however, we will no longer allow free promotion of certain social media platforms on twitter, and those include mastodon. users who try to skirt the rules will be removed. san francisco and b.a.r.t.

police looking for two people involved in a shooting near a b.a.r.t. station. happened about 4:00 this afternoon on the street-level plaza. one person was shot. paramedics rushed that person to the hospital. we don't have word on how they're doing. trains rolled through the station without stopping, while service has finally been restored to normal. >> a final farewell to jackie speier. held her last public event in redwood city today. [ applause ] they love her. the congresswoman got quite the ovation from her constituents. she said this is literally her final farewell before she retires in january. the congresswoman say it is is fitting, because she began her political career in redwood city on the board of supervisors. >> i've got lots of emotions right now. but it's been such an extraordinary privilege to do

this work. and i'm coming home. so i'm coming home, as i say, to make good trouble, as john lewis would say, so i'm going to be in the community working with everyone. >> she plans to take in the last week in congress and savor the moments. she was an advocate for gender equality. tonight marks the first night of hanukkah. the white house is celebrating the jewish festival of lights. the national menorah was lit just after sunset tonight. the ceremony was held on the ellipse in front of the white house of the and among those helping to light the menorah, attorney general merrick garland. he spoke after the ceremony. >> we must stand up against the disturbing rise in anti-semitism. and together we must stand up

against bigotry in any of its forms. >> a new candle will be lit on each of the following seven nights of hanukkah. and back here in the bay area, a large crowd gathered for the bill graham menorah lighting. this tradition has been going on for 47 years. >> it's really lovely. great to have everyone in the community together and seeing so many people gathered to celebrate. >> the first menorah went up in union square in 1975. thanks in part to the support of bill graham, holocaust survivor. a south bay family spent weeks making an elaborate holiday display that almost didn't happen because of code restrictions. >> nbc bay area's marianne favro explains how the neighborhood came together to help save it. >> all aboard the polar express. since mid december, about 700 people a night from all over the bay area come here to see this

holiday display. lots of family photos snapped tonight. after all, it's not every day you see a life-sized replica of the polar express engine compete with steam in a quiet neighborhood. the mack family worked on this for weeks. it even has a train car you can sit in and enjoy hot chocolate. >> this car is one of the goodest cars you would ever see in the world. >> but the mack family says after spending more than $20,000 and long hours working on the display. the town of los gatos said they would have to take it down because of concerns the train car was taking up too much space on the street. so they started a community petition. >> we wanted to get the word out that we worked really hard on this and were really excite the about it and wanted to share it with everybody. so we were so sad there was a chance we wouldn't be able to.

we had 645 signatures. >> the town decided the car could stay put until december 31st, al how long hundreds allo to enjoy t. >> fantastic shot right there. coming up, a warning for amazon shoppers this holiday season. how you can tell the difference between fake product reviews and the real ones. and writing letters to santa. how a south bay family is helping make sure your christmas wishes make it to the north pole this year. there's fog settling into the east bay. a dense fog advisory goes into effect. a few hours on the way this week and aig warmup b

firefighters in the east bay

made quick work of a fire at motel 6. flames broke out just before 2 check this morning in walnut creek. it was contained to one room. didn't appear suspicious. the cause is under investigation. happening this week, a vallejo restaurant plans to upon sponsor a special breakfast in honor of bob sundin. he was shot and killed trying to protect a waitress. a suspect appeared to be targeting her purse. it is set for tuesday, 6:00 a.m. to 2:00 in the afternoon. and all proceeds will go to sundin's family. this sunday is a big shopping weekend. many people hit up malls, a lot

of holiday shopping is done online especially on sites like amazon. but amazon is experiencing a rise in fake reviews this holiday season. we explain how it happens. >> reporter: as you hunt for holiday bargains. make sure you don't fall prey to fake reviews. richard blumenthal says according to fake spot, there are hundreds of millions of them, 42%. >> almost half of all those reviews you see on amazon are fake and false. >> reporter: senator blunl thaul showed an example. >> if is a letter to the purchaser of these ear buds, offering a $15 gift card. $15. for a favorable review. >> reporter: blumenthal wrote to amazon saying that while it's taken steps to curb these false reviews, it's abundantically clear the company is not doing enough.

and as a result of the covid-19 pandemic the practice has become more rampant. the company says they proactively stopped more than 200 million suspected fake reviews. however, the business of brokering fake reviews remains an industry-wide problem. the policy prohibits abuse, including things like gift cards for incentives. look for information about a product from a variety of sources. watch for a sudden burst of reviews. that can be a telltale sign of fraud. and remember that a negative review could also be fake to harm a competitor. if you spot a fake review, amazon says you should use the "report" link on a product page so they can investigate. take a look. this cute mailbox here isn't

just a holiday decoration. santa's elves are hard at work. the mailbox was put in the front yard so kids could drop the letter off. they say just make sure there is a return address so that santa can write back. >> i know where it is. i'm going to drop off my letter tomorrow. it's a lengthy list. but santa's on top of it. >> we'll see. >> down to the final week. >> it is. one week from. >> and the weather this time next weekend might be pretty interesting. >> we're talking about shorts. >> shorts, tee shirt weather it's a possibility. short term, fog. that could really slow things down for your morning commute. it's already getting locally dense in a few spots. not in san jose, where it's a beautiful evening at christmas in the park.

chilly conditions, 45 degrees. let's take to you dublin, 37 dogues, tri valley, one of the areas in the dense fog advisory. you see the fog settling in to san rafael. san francisco, 47. hazy skies that you saw during the day. high pressure trapping the smoke pollution during the day. there's not enough winds to push it out. so we do have a spare the air alert for wood smoke pollution. another hazy day after the fog starts to clear around midday. hopefully with the shower chances we'll get better air quality tuesday and wednesday. we've already dropped less than a mile around napa and concord. inland east bay for now, the areas in the dense fog advisory until 11:00 in the morning. don't be surprised if we see other areas of fog.

cold enough for patchy fog to start the morning. unlike today, it's very likely tomorrow that high temperatures around solano county, parts of the north bay and in towards inland contra costa counties, those areas may see highs only in the 40s tomorrow. warmest spots should be south of san jose with mid to upper 50s in reach. by tuesday you see what happens. more high-level clouds, a chance of a few hours. and that's likely to be the trend for midweek. best shower chances in the north bay. when we say shower chances, doesn't look like a whole lot on the map. best totals, north of san francisco. doesn't look like a quarter inch. and we may see another opportunity around friday. as you see here, a system on approach that will likely weaken as it crosses the bay area. so friday, another chance of

seeing a few showers. as we head back to next weekend. high pressure building back towards california. we have a 49ers game. could be in the mid to upper 60s at levi's stadium. also important, the overnight temperatures, out of the 30s, back into the 40s. and it looks like mid-60s, maybe even near 70 around morgan hill next sunday. things are warming up. after that, it looks like we do get some rain. >> almost 70, all right. coming up, a 18-month-long investigation reaches a critical point. the january 6 committee set to reconvene in a matter of

flu and covid hospitalizations have been going up since thanksgiving gatherings. now the white house is urging people to get their covid vaccines. they are facing covid, flu, and rsv for the first time. many people are likely more vulnerable to getting sick this year because they were not infected in the past two years, so their immunity is lower. nationally, the seven-day average of new covid cases is actually decreasing. as of wednesday, cases were down almost 3% compared to the week before. still with three different viruses circulating, some parents are finding it increasingly difficult to find acetaminophen, ibuprofen and other over-the-counter medications. >> we have covid, we have the flu and rsv. you put that all together and it's taking a real toll on the supply chain. >> senate majority leader schumer is calling on the fda to

investigate and consider actions to alleviate those shortages. nbc news has learned that the january 6 select committee met today to finalize criminal rivals for former president trump. a source familiar with the plans tells nbc that at the public meeting tomorrow the committee will recommend mr. trump be charged with obstructing an official proceeding, conspiracy to defraud the government and inciting or assisting an insurrection. the committee also plans to refer several republican members of congress to the house ethics committee for ignoring subpoenas. when directly asked, chairman bennie thompson would not confirm any details. >> can i ask you if the committee is going to refer all five members of congress who defied their subpoenas to the ethics committee? >> uh, you're going to have to stay tuned for the hearing. >> what about the, what about other criminal referrals for trump and --

>> you got to come to the hearing. >> is the committee in agreement about the referrals that you're doing? >> you'll have to come to the hearing tomorrow. >> i think he's saying you'll have to go to the hearing tomorrow. the referrals do not carry any official legal weight. that's up to the department of justice. mr. trump's campaign spokesman responded to the report by calling the january 6 committee a kangaroo court that makes a mockery of democracy. nbc will have live coverage of that hearing tomorrow morning. you can watch the special report beginning at 10:00 a.m. matt mahan returned from his trip to the white house this weekend. he along with other newly-elected mayors from across the country met with president biden. they discussed the implementation of the american rescue plan. >> the federal government is a major funder of transportation,

housing and other critical things that we need. and much of that money ends up being actually deployed at the local level. so i mostly wanted to be there to build relationships on behalf of san jose, the largest city in the region and make sure we are aware of all those different funding streams, what the administration is prioritizing from transit infrastructure to workforce development to make sure we are well-positioned to capture as many of those funds as possible. >> and oakland mayor elect also invited to the white house. they will both be sworn in, in the new year. a sunnyvale city council race is not over yet. the recount is expected to cost $12,000 a day. the registrar's office said that

there was an automatic recount which came back with the same result. wang and his supporters must foot the bill for the recount. up next, we continue to investigate patients having to wait weeks and sometimes longer to see a doctor. why some doctors call it unacceptable for it to be happening at valley medical center and the response from hospital leaders. and taking drastic measures in peru. and an update on a bay area couple who found themselves stuck in the middle of all that many

welcome back. a lot of people are upset about what's happening at valley medical center in san jose. many patients are having to wait weeks to see a doctor. >> and we've uncovered some children are forced to wait up to seven months for care. that's according to doctors in that department.

investigative reporter candace nguyen has the exclusive followup report. >> the population here has less capacity to advocate for themselves. what i find disappointing is that they're treated differently. >> reporter: in this internal e-mail, these doctors requested an urgent meeting with santa clara valley medical center leaders. the topic? the state of the pediatric gas gastroenterroll ji department. the total wait time for a new patient adds up to about six to seven months. >> when you think about the problem that you're dealing with, whether it's a horrible stomach ache, diarrhea every day

where you're afraid to go to school, it creates stress for the entire family. >> reporter: dr. ruiz is one of the doctors the investigative unit spoke to about another report about physician burnout and long waits for speciality care. over the course of our reporting, the county reached a deal with physicians to increase their pay, add staff and allow primary care doctors to see fewer patients. but they say it doesn't help their department because they're a speciality. these are for routine appointments. why do you think the situation is dire? >> when you're being referred to a pediatric gastroenterologist, there's something wrong. >> reporter: in some cases families aren't advocating enough, or they're missing a hospital notification. >> what if that family doesn't speak english? that adds a whole other barrier.

>> reporter: dr. fink and dr. ruiz believe they need to hire another pediatric gastroenterologist, something they've been asking for, for more than a year. >> we think about if that was my child, if that was my niece or my nephew or my neighbor, would it be acceptable? and the answer's always no. and if that's the answer, we know something needs to change. >> the ceo of valley medical center declined a request for interview and didn't answer specific questions we asked. he said like many health care systems our hospitals and clinics are work to ensure that appointments are filled and optimized every day. >> if you have a story for our

investigative u.n., call 888-996 tips. city leaders in martinez will hold a virtual town hall to discuss the refinery. neighbors were upset about a lack of communication. they never got an alert about the flaring. it cams just days after dust with heavy metals appeared on cars and buildings in the city. the zoom meeting is set for tomorrow night at 6:00. tense moments above the skies in hawaii. three dozen people were hurt when a flight hit a pocket of turbulence. it sent some passengers flying out of their seats. at least one actually hit the ceiling. and you can see in these photos some of the damage from things hitting the roof of the plane. the pilots were able to safely land in honolulu where the plane

was met with ambulance. 36 passengers were treated for things like cut and nausea. everyone expected to be okay. >> there's a lot of unstable air why the area. the seat belt sign was on at the time that the incident occurred. and we're obviously in a situation right now where we're dealing with a lot of unstable air and weather conditions. >> and three other flights were diverted due to the weather. the ntsb is investigating. overseas, hundreds of americans are being evacuated from a popular tourist spot in peru. we told but a city from foster city stuck in machu picchu. and they found themselves in chaos, in a town running out of food. they hiked for 25 miles to get

to where the airport reopened. they finally made it to peru's capital city of lima. many others had to take similar drastic action instead of waiting to be saved. >> reporter: most of the tourists have now been evacuated. some of the american tourists making their way out on foot. about 300 people aboard their evacuation train later stopped in its tracks, unable to pass. evacuees forced to walk around massive boulders. that's american brian vega, a captain in the miami-dead fire rescue who's been stuck at machu picchu for about a week. new york state native amy madden was stranded. in we walked 18 miles to the nearest house that we could possibly get a bus out of. so we got onto that bus. and we hit a roadblock.

>> reporter: from there, things got tense, she says. >> and we all got out, and the mob of people started coming towards us, one of the men had a stick, like a weapon in his hand, and they ran straight for the bus driver. we were terrified. >> reporter: across the country, protests had spread over the last ten days, since former president castillo was impeached, arrested and detained. his supporters took to the streets. they're now under a new president and cracking down. more than 20 people have been killed. but tonight, brian and amy hoping to make their flights to lima and on to the u.s. sometime tomorrow. >> i heard it's running, but i'm not sure to what capacity or what safety level. >> reporter: molly hunter, nbc news. harrowing for

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in a few areas. look at that right now, along 580. dense fog advisory gets under way at the top of the

welcome back. rob mayeda is here. you're talking about really interesting things happening with the weather right now. >> you know when you get the dust and smoke pollution building up, it typically provides a surface for water to build up on. we're seeing that on the city camera views. san francisco not all that bad. but if you're joining us from the tri valley or north bay, that fog has set up. let's take you to christmas in the park in san jose. tomorrow morning i wouldn't rule out the santa clara valley for seeing some of that fog. san francisco, 47.

you can see downtown. as we head to san rafael, visibilities dropping down to about a mile. also cold enough for patchy fog in areas. in dublin, the fog is setting up. you see how these visibilities continue to drop off. napa, novato, concord and livermore, some of this will start to set up for the central bay. even though the dense fog advisory has an emphasis on the inland east bay and tri valley, i think the north bay could be included in that. another chilly morning. this should be the last of the low 30s mornings in the forecast. from here, we'll start to see temperatures start to climb up. but notice the impact of the fog. there's a chance the fog may not clear around fairfield and

walnut creek and concord and lever more. livermore. mid-50s around the santa clara valley. the totals here aren't that impressive as we head to the middle part of the week. not expecting more than just trace amounts or briefly enough to wet the ground. better totals on the north coast. before temperatures start to climb up, one more chance of showers, at least for this week on friday. then from there, high pressure builds in, which leads to the warming trend we should see as we head towards next weekend. that means lows that will be starting to climb up into the 40s. the extended forecast, though, to wrap up the month of december looks better for those rain chances, just in case you're keeping score, looks like after

christmas storm door swings wide open and we get raindrops hiding heading our way. the treat will be warmer temperatures. nights not as cold and daytime highs could be in the mid-60s for 49ers football coming up next sunday afternoon. >> we're on a steady increase all the way through the week. thank you. this was one of the most exciting nfl weekends i can remember. >> get your pencil and notes and do some scouting. there were some good games, like the one in las vegas. a wild win for the silver and black. i'm pretty sure you've never seen a finish like this one before in the nfl. i'll show you. sports is next.

he's all the way back. stephenson. flips it back. stanford, nowhere in sight. >> ah-oh. >> what was that? the game was tied. jacoby meyers, and the pariots throwing away the game in the final minutes of regulation. i don't think i've ever seen that in the nfl, college or even high school. the bay area is now on the clock. the world's biggest sporting event coming to north america after an epic final in qatar. argentina and france meeting in the world cup final. tied at two in extra time,

argentina takes a 3-2 lead. but the defending champs would not go down without a fight. and a hat trick. that is three goals, this one comes in the 118th minute. the match would go to penalty kicks. argentina dethrones the champs. they win the world cup. our own carlos is there and has much more on the epic victory from argentina. >> reporter: hello, argentina is the new world champion, getting their start after suffering a lot in the first round. they lost the first game against saudi arabia. they started managing the games better. there were two times that they came from the back and scored goals and tied games, make it to the final. today in a really exciting match that ended 3-3 in the regulation. then the goalkeeper from

argentina was fantastic in this instance. they are able to give lionel messi the first world championship. he has been called the best player that has ever existed, the g.o.a.t. the only thing missing on those trophies was this one. he needed to win the world cup to be the best ever. today he's able to do it with a very good team. a coach that knew how to take the best out of the 37-year-old player. this is also the end of the history for world cup qatar 2022 and the end of this coverage that we have been bringing for the past 40 days. the next time we see each other, i will be home. back to you. >> great job, carlos. he's been on the road for 40 days. that is a long time to be away from home. speaking of being on the road, oh, canada. the warriors napped their losing streak. the dubs in toronto to face the

raptors. draymond green scored 11 of the warriors' first 20 points and finished with 17. big night for jordan poole, 43 point. the warriors beat the raptors, 126-110. the dubs win for the first time in five tries this season without stephen curry in the lineup. >> sometimes these are the best seasons where you have to figure it out collectively. the guys have such a gratitude, such a great performance. stanford taking on tennessee. cameron brink was a force. 21 points, 17 rebounds and six blocks. hanna jump and haley jones chipped in. they beat the vols, 77-70. and a game that just ended, the sharks fall to the flames, 5-2.

>> next saturday. >> mm-hm. >> 49ers need it. >> you have to remember, the nfl is such a week-to-week score. you think everybody's beatable. 49ers are going to the super bowl in the nfc. they suffer a tough loss on sunday night football. they should win, but you don't want to say should have, could have, would have. >> washington might be in a state of shock when they get out here and think it's springtime. in mid-60 the. >> that would be nice. that's it for us now. we'll see you at 11:00.

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