good morning. it is sunday, january 2nd. thank you so much for joining us. i'm kira klapper. we begin with breaking news this morning near los angeles, where a mass shooting leaves ten people dead and ten others injured. it happened following a lunar new year celebration at a ballroom dance club in monterey park just east of downtown l.a. when police arrived just after 10:30 last night, they say people were pouring out of the location, screaming. so far, we know that at least ten people have died and ten others were transported for their injuries. the victims' conditions range

from stable to critical. the shooter remains on the loose. police say the shooter is a man and they are reviewing footage from cameras near the scene. monterey park is a city of about 60,000 people and has a large asian population. yesterday was the start of the two-day festival for the lunar new year. police say out of respect, today's events are canceled. president biden has been briefed on the shooting and has directed his homeland security adviser to make sure the fbi provides full support to local authorities in monterey park. we are expecting a press conference around 8:00 this morning for updates from the scene. we're going to turn back here locally for a check of our microclimate forecast. for that, we bring in cynthia pimentel. hi, cynthia, good morning. >> good morning, everyone. thank you for waking up with us on this sunday. live look from our sutro camera. i wanted to show you some fog creeping over the marin headlands there. that's keeping us a little bit warmer than what we saw yesterday, saturday morning. right now out there in the city, 45 degrees.

but look at the north bay, still running very chilly this morning, 37 at napa, and the valleys, of course, in the east bay, 35 there in concord. 36 in dublin. and right here in san jose, we are at 40 degrees. a little bit warmer, anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees warmer. a little bit warmer at coast as well, and that's because of that offshore wind and carl, the fog playing a little bit of a role. so we do have this wind advisory all of the orange that you see here is that wind advisory that goes into place later today, staying with us through monday morning. very gusty winds. i'll track that all for you and much more coming up in just a little bit. >> cynthia, thanks. new this morning, 25 residents in san francisco are now displaced after a fire tore through their apartment building. it happened around 1:30 this morning on hays and vizadero streets. fire crews say the flames spread to two buildings. one firefighter was taken to the hospital for injuries, but is expected to be okay. and now to a developing

story in the north bay, where a woman died after crashing her tesla into a backyard and into the pool. investigators say she was not wearing a seat belt, but now they're trying to figure out what caused her to swerve off the road. "today in the bay's" alyssa goard reports from san rafael. >> reporter: we don't know how fast that car was going, but chp tells us the tesla feared off of the road, into that fence, creating that hole and careened across the backyard, landing in the pool. a staggering site in san rafael, a crane lifting a 2019 tesla out of a backyard pool. pool water rushing out of the vehicle. >> and i heard a loud, like, boom. and i jumped you have out of bed. >> reporter: barbara cuffner lives here. saturday morning, she said she heard what she thought was thunder and lightning and saw lights in her pool. but it wasn't thunder or lightning. it was a tesla. the chp says a woman in her 70s

was behind the wheel when for unknown reasons, she veered to the right, crossing bayview road, crashing through the fence, plowing through the backyard, and into barbara's pool. >> i just called 911. >> reporter: barbara said a friend was there at the time and tried to help. >> and he was trying to break the car to get the person out, but he couldn't. >> reporter: paramedics arrived shortly after, but the woman died. no one else was hurt. chp is waiting for a report from the coroner's office and data from the car. at this point, investigators don't think alcohol or drugs played a role in the crash and they're not sure if the tesla was in auto pilot. >> at this time, it's still under investigation. we're not sure if any of that had played a role in this crash, but everything will be looked at. we'll be able to download the information from the vehicle. >> reporter: in the meantime, barbara is left with debris and damage all around our pool, while she picks up the pieces, she's feeling grateful that she, her friend, and her friend's dog were not in the backyard when the crash happened.

>> all three of us could have been out there at that time. and we might not be alive right now, you know? so, that's, you know, we're grateful for that. >> reporter: alyssa goard, today in the bay. oakland's assistant police chief is at the department's helm this morning, as chief la ron armstrong remains on administrative leave. mayor shane tou yesterday spoke out about her decision to sideline the chief. it stems from a report accusing chief armstrong of failing to scrutinize investigations involving a sergeant facing multiple misconduct allegations. speaking yesterday at city hall, mayor tao said her administration takes the report's findings seriously. she did make it clear the chief's paid leave is not a discipline air action, it's a standard process for anyone under investigation within the department. >> our goal here is not to be punitive. this is not a disciplinary action to chief la ron

armstrong. this is an opportunity to more fully review the findings of the report and let our oversight body act and do the job that they're in place to do. >> this all comes as opd is trying to exit the federal oversight it's been under for more than 20 years. that stems from a civil rights lawsuit. mayor thao stressed her administration is committed to ending that oversight. former oakland city council member and candidate for mayor lauren taylor says that he would not have put the chief on leave. in a statement released yesterday, he said, quote, while the buck ultimately stops with the chief of department for everything that occurs within their organization, the magnitude of the discipline levied in this instance does not match the nature of the infraction documented by the report. today marks what would have been the 50th anniversary of the supreme court's landmark abortion rights ruling, roe v. wade. to mark the day, president biden will issue a presidential

memorandum on further efforts to protect access to reproductive health care services. today's memorandum announces actions to protect legal access to medication abortion and to safeguard patient safety and security. the president says that people should have access to reproductive carefree from harassment, threats, or violence, and pharmacies should be treated no differently. yesterday, people on both sides of the abortion debate filled the streets of san francisco, some blasting the current court's decision to overturn roe v. wade. others praising the decision and saying that it didn't go far enough. >> they tell us that we're going backward in time, that we're antiquated. what's antiquated is child sacrifice. >> i don't think they should be telling women what to do with their bodies. we do not want to be enslaved by our uteruses. and i think that they're living high today, but a reckoning is coming. we're going to get it back.

>> reporter: the rallies yesterday remained mostly peaceful. more demonstrations are planned for today. and rallies in the bay area will be put on mostly by the women's march organization. there will be events at the san jose, alameda, and sonoma city halls all at noon. and in napa at the county superior courthouse at 2:00 p.m. we're going to shift gears now and talk about one of the biggest games in the nfl taking place today at levi stadium. and the 49er faithful are ready. we have a live look at levi's this morning, where the niners will battle the dallas cowboys in their nfc divisional playoff game at 3:30. but if you can't get tickets to the game and want to enjoy it with other fans, the team is hosting two free watch parties. one will take place in san francisco at the crossing at east cut on folsom street, that's at 2:30. the other in san jose at san pedro social. both events start at 2:30 and

team representatives expect both events to be packed with fans. >> allows us to really extend the 49ers community and a lot of folks to have a stadium-like atmosphere to watch the game without having to actually be here at levi's. >> remember the niners played this season in mexico city. there's a huge fan base there, too, so the team will be hosting a watch party there today if you know anyone who happens to be in the neighborhood. at 7:09 right now, we have much more ahead on "today in the bay". coming up, we take you live to washington, d.c. for our weekly interview with chuck todd. stay with us.

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league soccer afterwards, but i wanted to talk to you about this past week, when president biden was here in california touring storm damage. we finally saw him respond to a question about the classified records. he essentially said he's fully cooperating, there's no "there" there. but then yesterday, we found out six additional items were found in his delaware home after a search prompted by the white house, which appears to show cooperation, even willingness, i'm curious how you think this would or could impact his future in running for re-election or how it could reflect on his party. >> look, i think it's a lack of transparency or the perceived lack of transparency. the white house is going to argue, hey, what they've done with this is much different than donald trump, but the problem is, i don't think many people think that donald trump should be a standard, right? it's sort of a given. that's why the country picked biden over trump. they thought that biden would hold a higher standard on these things. and i think that leaning on just

saying that you're better than trump is not saying you're being transparent. is not saying you're doing everything on the up and up. and i think that that's the miscalculation here, and what i noticed is, you have a lot of lawyers around the president giving him advice and apparently, they kept this a close hold. they didn't even let a lot of the west wing staff know for some time. and i think they're paying the price. i mean, you said you've already seen the program. senator manchin, he really responded. the president said in that comment out in california, he said, he had no regrets. joe manchin said, he should have a lot of regrets about how he's handled this. and i know other democratic senators are not ready to defend him publicly. they're certainly ready to say, yes, what biden did is much different than what trump did. but again, the comparison is not a great look. that's the biggest takeaway i have from this. in an odd way, biden's problems here, which are on the surface minuscule, have actually made

trump more relevant. and has probably made it a lot harder for this justice department to prosecute donald trump, and that has all sorts of fallout to it. >> wow. a lot of layers there. it will be interesting to follow. also this past week, we saw orange county congresswoman katie porter kick off her senate campaign here in southern california. even though senator dianne feinstein has not announced whether she will seek re-election, there are others eyeing her seat. so is there an advantage to porter announcing her plan so soon or prematurely? >> well, no, i think if i were in her shoes, i understand what she's trying to do. look, we don't know -- you were right to point out that senator feinstein hasn't said what she plans to do. nobody expects her to run for re-election. the real speculation out there is can she finish her term? she was unable to join the president in that flight. senator padilla was with the president. she was not able to be with the president. she's not been out there in california dealing with these

storms. her office says that she's been briefed and things. so, you know, there's a lot of speculation that she could end up resigning early and governor newsom has all but said, he's going to probably would end up appointing barbara lee. doesn't say barbara lee by name, but the most prominent african-american woman in california and democratic politics these days arguably is barbara lee. and it would be his appointment. she's also running. so if you're in katie porter's shoes, and you may be running against a sitting senator eventually, i'm not talking about barbara feinstein, you have no choice but to get out early. i expect there to be -- kira, i expect there to be almost as many candidates for this senate seat as we saw for the california recalled gubernatorial race, when everybody from arnold schwarzenegger to arnold jackson ran. i think there's going to be a ton of candidates jumping into this race before we're all said and done. >> we make national news once again. all right, chuck todd, thank you so much for talking to us this morning. as mentioned, "meet the press"

aired before our newscast at 6:00 a.m. today, because we'll be airing premiere league soccer, but if you missed it, don't worry, you can stream the show online on your amazon fire, roku, appletv or on peacock. we are learning that three men tried to gain access to the palo alto property where disgraced crypto founder, sam bankman-fried is under house arrest. in a court filing this week, his attorney says that a car crashed into the barricade outside the home. the men allegedly got out and threatened security guards. but then they drove away. it's unclear when this actually happened. sbf, as he's known, is pleading not guilty to charges that he cheated investors out of $8 billion on his crypto platform ftx. the recent filing stems from a notion by several news outlets to release the names of two individuals who contributed to his $250 million bond. two-way traffic control is in place on part of highway 92

in half moon bay this morning. cal transcrews are still working to repair that massive sinkhole that opened up earlier this month and erosion on the hillsides. so the westbound lanes are still shut down. the two-way traffic control runs from skyline boulevard to sea creek road. give yourself some extra time if you're traveling through the area. there is just one lane going each way. and today is the lunar new year. the festivities kicked off last night in san francisco. this is video from our transamerica pyramid camera last night. you can see fireworks going off. wow, it looks beautiful there. this by the way, marks the year of the rabbit or the cat. and if you and your family are going out today, our mike' knowway has a look at some events you can attend. >> good morning, kira. let's start with a stroll, or at least a royal walk with the king tide along the embarcadero in

san francisco. folks from the exploratorium and from the port of san francisco will meet up with us between piers three and five to observe, discuss, and photograph the king tides. those are the exceptionally high tides that we've been talking about on the news. today's high tide is predicted to be over 7 feet high at 11:21 a.m. the event is from 10:00 to noon. biel continue talking about the pull of the moon down in the south bay. i often talk about my history with san jose japantown. but today we'll talk about the history of san jose japantown, which used to be one of chinatown. they're bringing their history and their presence together for a harmonious lunar new year celebration on jackson near sixth, the center of japantown. for more on the lunar new year, we'll celebrate the more multi-cultural celebration in san ramon. that's where it's at bishop ranch -- the start of the 15 days celebration featuring chinese, korean, vietnamese dancers, a kung fu demonstration, and of course, lion dances. today's activities are from 2:00

to 4:00 at center city bishop ranch. remember to wear some red for luck, and avoid the red by joining me for your morning commute weekdays on "today in the bay". >> thanks, mike, so much. let's check in you with cynthia pimentel for your microclimate forecast. >> it's so gorgeous, the sunrise, everything going on. all the festivals from the coast to the valleys. we've got a lot going on. and even though it's a little bit calm, we've still got a lot to talk about. i want to get you prepared for your day around the bay. let's start in livermore. 35 degrees there right now. and we'll climb into the 50s with a little bit of a mix of sun and clouds this afternoon. the valleys still running very, very cold. and let's not forget san francisco, where as mike was saying, we do have those king tides. currently 48 degrees and right there behind, we started with that live shot this morning of karl just cruising his way into san francisco this morning. we'll climb with plenty of sunshine into the upper 50s. so king tides, not only a san francisco issue, it's in the

north bay areas like san rafael, as you make your way on into the vallejo, the east bay shoreline, too, and of course out at the coast. you can see right there, when the highest of tides will be for today and on into tomorrow. and aside from all of this. we also, you know, had a lot of severe storms in the bay area, so you might see some debris start to wash up on the shore and lingering about. just be careful of that. now, high temperatures stay, if you are headed to the coast or running around town, doing any errands, we'll be in the upper 50s in the north bay, 57 out at the coast in half moon bay and down in santa cruz. and a lot of mid-to-upper 50s in the inland valleys as well. but livermore, just running a little bit cooler than the rest of us. now, as we move it on into tomorrow, these temperatures are going to bump up a little bit. and i'll tell you why. we have some offshore winds bringing up these temperatures just a little bit. so 64 in santa rosa is our forecasted high for tomorrow. 59 in hayward and in san jose. so just be careful of that, too. you might be woken up by some

gusty winds as we go through the day tomorrow. and they start to pick up this morning. look, 12:00, while we're having lunch, running around time, we're ranging anywhere from 50 to 20 miles an hour in the north bay. and then they really start to pick up, howling around 1:30 tomorrow morning one in the north bay. look it, 31 miles an hour, coming from the north, and then down in mt. diablo, too. be careful of that. secure any loose objects that you want to keep tonight on into tomorrow, preparing for that. now, you might be wondering, where's the rain? and along with the winds, i would be very concerned if we were looking at this and hadn't had any rain. for the time being, it's a little bit disappeared, but it might come back in the next couple of days, as we start early january and into february. forecast looks great for 49ers. san francisco seven-day forecast also very great. inland valleys, a little bit chilly, but let's switch it up a little bit and talk about our climate in crisis. nasa and noaa just released

their global temperature analysis and found that the earth's average surface temperature in 2022 tied with 2015 as the fifth warmest on record. continuing the planet's long-term warming trend, global temperatures in 2022 were 1.6 degrees fahrenheit above the average. the past nine years have been the warmest years since modern record-keeping began, way back in 1880. this means that the earth in 2022 was about 2 degrees fahrenheit warmer than the late 19th century average. 2 degrees may sound pretty small to us, but it's throwing our weather systems all around the world off balance. we talked to a nasa climate scientist about the findings. >> when the atmosphere is warmer, it can actually hold warm moisture. and that means when it rains, you can get more massive amounts of rainfall. so flooding is much more likely to happen in a warming climate, just simply because the atmosphere holds more moisture than the climate when it's a regular, normal climate.

>> yeah, a lot of data there. you can find the latest on all of our climate series on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >> cynthia, thanks so much. it's just about 7:23 right now. still to come on "today in the bay," coming up, win or lose. the 49ers will play their final home game of the season at levi stadium. we'll tell you what linebacker fred warner says is the key to victory against the cowboys. sports is next.

good morning, everyone. i'm anthony flores. it's game day. the 49ers and cowboys are reigniting one of the greatest rivalries. the red and gold are red hot. they won 11 in a row with rookie quarterback brock purdy going a perfect 6-0 as a starter. the niners beat the boys in dallas last year in the wild card. this time, the cowboys roll into

levi's fresh off a dominating performance over tom brady and the buccaneers. >> we've got to make sure we're executing at a high level. it doesn't matter who the better team, it's about who plays the best on sunday. >> biggest rivalry to me in football, and that goes away, and we had a big game last year, a big game this year. the more you do that, the bigger it gets again. >> there's a lot of history, a lot of super bowls between the two organizations. to be a part of it, i'm thankful. it's pretty cool. i look at it like, we want to win, we want to do our part and all the other stuff will fall into place. >> i studied boxers, and i know when you get ready to go into a fight, you need to prepare, if it's going to go 12 rounds, it's going to go 12 rounds. >> and whoever is left standing from that heavyweight fight will face the eagles, the philadelphia eagles just crushed the giants last night, up 21-0, just before halftime. jalen hurts scores on the keeper, the eagles roll 38-7. philly will host the nfc

championship game next sunday. >> and it almost bounced back in, comes back, still alive, and they score! nico sturm! >> reporter: the sharks take a one-goal lead less than two minutes into the third period, but then the blue jackets will outscore san jose 3-0 the rest of the way. the jackets skate by the sharks, final, 5-3. that's a look at your morning sports. i'm anthony flores for "today in the bay". >> thanks, anthony. it is 7:27 right now. still to come on "today in the bay," we are following breaking news out of southern california where at least ten people have been killed in a mass shooting at a lunar new year celebration. we'll have the latest, next.

good morning. it is sunday, january 22nd, as we back the lunar new year and this live look at levi stadium, where today the 49ers will take

on the dallas cowboys and we are all crossing our fingers for that matchup at 3:30 today. thank you so much for starting your sunday morning with us. i'm kira klapper. cynthia pimentel joins us with a quick look at our microclimate forecast and with that sun rising, it already looks like it's going to be a beautiful day to watch some football. maybe bundle up. >> yeah. and with this beautiful weather, they have to win. it's the bear. we're all getting pumped for that. we are waking up to those 30s and 40s all around the bay area. a few degrees warmer than what we saw yesterday, saturday, but still bundle up and bring in those pets and plants indoors. i want to say good morning to you, if you're watching us from vallejo, we'll climb into the mid-to-upper 50s this afternoon with plenty of sunshine. but we have this to cover in our full forecast. look at that, the winds picking up, hazardous coastlines still an issue, and then by mid-week, we'll see a little bit of a warm-up still with those chilly mornings ahead.

i'm also going to take you up to tahoe, because there is a special kind of weather statement that i want to talk to you about, that could turn deadly if you're not prepared. kira, back to you. >> cynthia, thanks. we continue to follow breaking news this morning out of southern california, where ten people were killed and at least ten more were injured in a mass shooting in monterey park. a community just outside of downtown l.a. with a large asian population. the shooting happened last night as thousands of people gathered for a lunar new year festival. the shooter remains on the loose. nbc's steve paterson brings us the latest. >> still very early in this investigation, but we are now getting information from police again. the number that we have at this moment, and could change at any point is ten dead right now and then ten wounded on top of that, additionally. those conditions range anywhere from stable to critical condition, as those people were transported from the scene to area hospitals. the horrific shooting taking place shortly after about 10:20

saturday evening. police still searching for a suspect, a male suspect, a male shooter believed to be in the area fled the scene after the shooting. police, of course, asking for anybody with any information to contact them. police also telling people in this area to remain vigilant. they do have the shooter that is at large at this point. this would have taken place after what is one of the largest lunar new year celebrations in southern california, if not the country. tens of thousands of people coming together for a two-day celebration. day two of that has now been canceled, would have been on sunday, due to the shooting. police, of course, continuing to investigate. they believe there may even be a second scene that is part of the investigation, as well. but again, motive, as far as this being discriminate, indiscriminate, or a hate crime, all of that is farther down the line, as police need to do their detective work and to find the

shooter as soon as possible. we expect more briefings as soon as we know more. >> we do know a press conference is planned for 8:00 this morning. now to a developing story in the north bay, where authorities are trying to figure out why a woman swerved into a backyard, crashed into the pool, and died. first responders say that she wasn't wearing a seat belt. it happened saturday morning, yesterday morning in san rafael. the tesla had to be taken out of the pool by a crane. the chp says the woman behind the wheel was in her 70s, in that 2019 tesla, when she veered to the right across bay view road, crashing through that fence, across the backyard of the home, and careening into the pool. paramedics arrived on the scene and found her deceased. the woman living in the house was awoken by the crash. she thought it was thunder and lightning. >> and i heard a loud like boom and i jumped up out of bed.

>> reporter: chp says they do not yet know whether the tesla was on auto pilot, but they will download the data from the vehicle to find out. the identity of that driver has not yet been released, nor the cause of death. the chp says that that's up to the marin county coroner's office. oakland's assistant police chief is at the department's helm this morning as chief la ron armstrong remains on administrative leave. oakland mayor sheng thao spoke yesterday about her decision to sideline the chief. it all stems from a report accusing chief armstrong of failing to scrutinize investigations involving a sergeant that was facing multiple misconduct allegations. speaking at city hall yesterday, mayor thao said her administration takes the report's findings seriously, but she made it clear that the chief's paid leave is not a disciplinary action. she says it's a standard process for anyone under investigation within the department. >> our goal here is not to be

punitive. this is not a disciplinary action to chief la ron armstrong. this is an opportunity to more fully review the findings of the report and let our oversight body act and do the job that they're in place to do. >> this investigation comes as the opd is still trying to exit a federal oversight it's been under for more than 20 years. that stems from a civil rights lawsuit. mayor thao stressed her administration is committed to ending that oversight. today marks what would have been the 50th anniversary of the supreme court's landmark abortion rights ruling, roe v. wade. to mark the day, president biden will issue a presidential memorandum on further efforts to protect access to reproductive health care services. today's memorandum announces actions to, quote, protect legal access to medication abortion. and to safeguard patient safety and security. the president says that people

should have access to reproductive carefree from harassment, threats, or violence and pharmacies should be treated no differently. yesterday, people on both sides of the abortion debate filled the streets of san francisco, some blasting the current supreme court's decision to overturn the ruling. others praising the decision and saying it didn't go far enough. >> they tell us that we're going backward in time. that we're antiquated. what's antiquated is child sacrifice. >> i don't think that they should be telling women what to do with their bodies. we do not want to be enslaved by our uteruses, and i think that they're living high today, but a reckoning's coming. we're going to get it back. >> reporter: the rallies yesterday remained mostly peaceful. more demonstrations are planned for today. rallies in the bay area will be put on by the women's march organization. there will be events at the san jose, alameda, and sonoma city

halls. they all begin at noon. in napa, at the county superior courthouse at 2:00 p.m. and as we've been discussion, today is the day. the 4ers and dallas cowboys meet on levi stadium for round two of the divisional playoffs. for football fans, when it comes to niners and cowboys, the game doesn't get much better. this rivalry spans decades. "today in the bay's" pete serranos is live with more. >> reporter: it's a rivalry that dates back spanning many decades, dating all the way back to the 1970s. and there's so many iconic moments between these two teams, especially during the playoffs. so you have the catch back in 1982, the 1982 nfc championship game that really propelled the 49ers dynasty, to steve young finally beating those cowboys in the 1993 nfc championship game. and we've talked a little bit about this topic with nbc sports

bay area 4ers insider matt mioko. >> in the early '70s, the cowboys owned this rivalry. broke the 49ers' hearts. but then the rivalry took a turn in january of 1982, with the catch. and that signaled the beginning of the 49ers dynasty and the end of the cowboys dynasty. >> reporter: this game is by far one of the hottest ticks in all of the nfl playoffs. in fact, we spoke to ticketing marketplace tickpic, who provided some of the price ranges for today's game. >> usually, for a home playoff game, divisional game, tickets are around $200. to get into this game, it's $565. that's for standing room only. sitting is $580. pretty extraordinary prices. haven't seen this level of a ticket price for a divisional game in some time.

>> of course, the big story for the team in the second half of the season is none other than draft purdy. he now he is the starting quarterback, it's been that way for the second half of the season and now just two games away from taking the 49ers to the super bowl. he took care of that first step last weekend, are upping for a total of four touchdowns in that playoff game against the seattle seahawks. we'll see if that streak continues today. kickoff is in a matter of hours at 3:30 p.m. at levi stadium, pete serranos for "today in the bay." still to come on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> if you're looking to take a getaway, the experts tell us it shouldn't cost you an arm and a leg right now. i'm chris chmura. we'll give you a hand with finding travel deals and help you steer clear of delays and cancellations. that's next.

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good morning. it's just about 7:42 on this sunday. and hey, it's not too late to get back to your new year's resolutions. and if that includes going out for a workout, a jog, let's go to danville. please wear another layer if you're heading out between the hours of 8:00 and 9:00 this morning. but plenty of sunshine in the 50s this afternoon. and then in mil valley, yes, we do have chilly temperatures, warming up there, as well. but i want you to be careful of the king tides and the gusty winds that are in and around mill valley and the san francisco bay. wind advisory, all of the orange that you see her includes the north bay, the east bay, the peninsula, and down here in the south bay, extending down into gilroy, as well. that will be in effect later on this afternoon through tomorrow morning. the winds coming from the interior out to the coastline, so gusts anywhere on mountaintops, 40, 50, 60-mile-an-hour winds. please be careful of that. we could see some tree damage because the trees have been so saturated with all of that recent rain, they could turn

down even with the lightest amount of winds. also impacting our power supply. maybe a good time right now to make sure that everything is charged and ready to go if you do lose power for a couple of hours. please be careful on the roads and if you're running, please be careful of any falling limbs. now, let's take a look at what we can expect in the next couple of days. we are entering the last week of january, and we'll be in a little bit of a warm-up as we go into about thursday, friday of next week, and then we're expecting a little bit of a cooldown, because we could see the return of that rain. for now, it's going to stay to the north and to the east of us, but if we fast forward a little bit, look at that time stamp up there. this is next weekend, which is starting to see a system push into the bay area and that could bring us some much-needed, well-welcomed rain into the next couple of weeks starting into february. a little while ago, i told you about what's happening up in lake tahoe. we have this, that is a little bit rare for me to talk about. usually, we talk about winter

storm warnings, but we do have this gusty wind, frigid windchill, so that put together could be a life -- putting your life in danger, if you don't cover your skin, frostbite could occur in as little as 30 minutes. so please be careful of that, even if the weather looks nice going up to and from lake tahoe, you've got to bundle up, wear all the layers you've got and wear them here in the bay area, as well, as we deal with the gusty winds today and tomorrow. but as we take you on inland, it will be some patchy frost, cold mornings ahead, but still, pleasant sunshine. >> i like seeing the sun across allsen days. cynthia, thanks. more news is next. hope you stay with us.

welcome back. lisa marie presley is being honored today at a public memorial service at graceland. and we actually have a live look. this looks to be priscilla presley speaking right now on the front lawn of graceland. the memphis home, of course, of

elvis presley, where lisa marie was raised. presley, you may recall, was 54 when she died two weeks ago, just hours after being hospitalized for a medical emergency. lisa marie will be buried at graceland next to her son, who died in 2020. her father, elvis, and other members of the presley family also a buried at graceland. after this morning's service, there will be a procession to view lisa marie's final resting place in a meditation garden. and back here locally, as we've been telling you, king tides are rolling into the bay area's coast. this is video from san francisco's embarcadero yesterday. the tides this weekend are expected to hit a high of 7 feet. low-lying areas are expected to be flooded. and bikers you see here rode through the marsh in sausalito, even with the trail underwater. those are a couple of pictures submitted to the california king tides project. it's run by the state's coastal commission to study possible

future impacts as sea levels rise. and speaking of all these back-to-back winter storms we've endured, many families sure could use an escape. before you book an impromptu vacation, chris chmura has some help. >> more rain. >> totals 1 to 3 inches. >> another band of rain. >> we're still seeing these storms lining up. >> reporter: after weeks of an atmospheric river bringing relentless rain and wind, perhaps it's time for a break, a pre-spring break break. the good news is, scott cox, founder of the travel website going says families that just want to escape right now, even if it's just for a weekend getaway, have fantastic timing. >> fares that you can find in january and february, even at this late date, are in some cases 70 or 80% lower than they are over the winter holidays and half of what it might cost to travel over spring break. >> some examples, flying from sfo to madrid cost $1,438 a

month ago, now $443, round trip. some hawaii flights are south of $200. to find fare deals, scott recommends setting up an email alert for your preferred destinations and price range. google flights lets you do that, free. going also alerts subscribers to unadvertised fare sales. but here's the deal. great deals do not last long. >> the better the fare, the shorter it tends to last. >> reporter: uncle sam lets you snag a seat in a hurry and change your mind with no risk. >> under federal law in the u.s., when you book a flight directly with an airline, from the moment you hit "purchase," you get a 24-hour grace period during which you can cancel that booking and get all your money back, no questions asked, no fees, no nothing. >> that 24-hour window gives you time to research the rest of your trip. scott bets you won't have to hunt far. >> from hotels to car rentals to

activities, everything goes on sale in january and february. >> southwest canceled at least 1,800 flights this weekend. if you're skittish, we get it. >> they said they can get us out on tuesday. today's sunday! >> reporter: today the airlines have had, well -- >> people sifting through a sea of luggage. >> severe turbulence. >> we just spoke to a man who drove from austin, texas, 21 hours in a rental car. >> reporter: travel insurance might seem savvy, but kevin brassler at consumer's checkbook says beware. >> what's incredible is that the airline is offering to sell you an insurance policy against its bad behavior. >> reporter: kevin recommends comparing travel insurance policies from multiple companies. one web search will point you to many sellers. kevin says you'll probably find airline policies are lackluster and find most travel insurance excludes weather delays, cancellations for existing medical conditions aren't covered either. >> seclusions go on and on. >> you might find trip insurance that will cover you if you

cancel for any reason. still, read the details and prepare to pay a possibly pricey premium. >> they usually cost 15 to 20% of the cost of your trip. >> ideally, you'll void disruption. the folks at the travel tracking website flight aware tell us the best way to do that is to choose a flight that leaves first thing in the morning, because they're most likely to fly on time. also, make sure you're signed up for alertses from your airline, that way you're the first to know when there's a delay or cancellation, and among the first to rebook yourself. we made a how-to to steer clear of cancellations. watch it on our youtube page, our streaming channels, or our website. just look for the how-to play list. >> thanks, chris chmura. always great information. 7:51. up next, a quick look at the top stories we're following, including that breaking news this morning out of southern california, where at least pen

ten people have been killed at a mass shooting at a lunar new year celebration. we'll be right back.

e. back back. here's a quick look at the top stories we're following this morning, including that breaking news out of southern california, where ten people are dead and at least ten are injured in a mass shooting at a lunar new year celebration in monterey park. we have a live look there. this community is just outside of downtown l.a. we are awaiting an 8:00 p.m. press conference, expecting an update on the victim's conditions and the hunt for the

shooter. police say the shooting happened around 10:30 last night in a ballroom dance club following a lunar new year celebration. monterey park is a city of about 60,000 people with a large asian community. when police responded, they say people were, quote, pouring out of the local screaming. again, ten people died at the scene and ten others were injured. yesterday was the start of the two-day lunar new year festival. police say today's events are canceled out of respect. president biden has been briefed on the shooting and has directed his homeland security adviser to make sure that the fbi provides full support to local authorities in monterey park. back here locally, authorities in the north bay are investigating what led a woman to drive her tesla into a san rafael backyard and into the pool, where she died. investigators say she was not wearing a seat belt, but now they're right to figure out what caused her to swerve off the road in the first place. this happened yesterday morning

in san rafael, where the tesla, you can see here, had to be lifted out of the pool by a crane. paramedics say when they arrived on the scene, they found that woman dead. the chp says they do not yet know whether the tesla was on auto pilot, but says they will download the data from the vehicle to find out. the identity of the driver has not yet been released. we do know that she was in her 70s. we still don't know her cause of death. here's a live look at levi stadium, where the niners will battle the dallas cowboys in their nfc divisional playoff game today at 3:30. if you want to go to the game, it will cost you. ticket iq keeps track of ticket prices. they say that this is the most expensive ticket in the nfl playoffs so far and the most in the history for an nfl playoff game. on stub hub right now, tickets cost $3,400 for field-level seats.

$540 for the upper deck, and $525 for not even a seating, standing room only. if you plan to watch the game from home, as i will be. be sure to tune into nbc sports bay area for exclusive pre-game and post-game average. coverage begins at 2:30 and we're back immediately following the games. let's check in with cinthia one last time for the forecast as so many fans descend upon the bay area. >> that's like rent money. >> yeah, we'll watch from indoors, but if you're heading out there, of course we've got you covered with that forecast. it's going to be nice, 50s, but be careful during the game. gusty winds, not only going to impact the players, but you as well. so maybe pack another layer to keep you warm. some gloves, because it's going to be pretty gusty, 25 to 30-mile-an-hour winds out there. but have a great time. enjoy it for kira and i, and enjoy the seven-day forecast, which after we get done with these winds, a lot of sunshine on the way. >> all right. love the sunshine. cinthia, thanks.

thanks to all of you for making us a part of your sunday morning. we'll have more local news for you tonight at 5:00, 6:00, and 1:00, and we're always on at nbcbayarea.com. we'll continue to provide updates on the breaking news out of monterey park this morning, so stick with us all day. have a great morning. we'll see you back here next weekend.

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