culture that you need to continue to build. blocking the guy like michael oher in the blind side where he just kept taking him out of the stadium. he said, where are you taking him? i'm taking him home. finish the job. right. so. so we didn't grade jennings. do you think he was arguably their best offensive player? i think kittle was their best player this year, but jennings was right there behind him. and what i love about jauan jennings is that he was pressed into that number one receiver role, with brandon aiyuk going out. not only not only did jennings get into that role and thrive in that role, he continued to be who he is at his core as a wide receiver, which is, i'm going to geyou the tough third down catches that you need. we call them third and one for a reason, and he's always going to block. so just because he's playing that wide receiver number one position, he didn't block like a diva wide receiver. but you can't do that in this offense. when we come back we'll take a look at the 49ers schedule. good news. it's not too difficult. at least it doesn't appear to. but we'll see how those games play out. the news is coming up next. and for

that, here's a preview with the great terry mcsweeney. hey, dave. hey, rod, coming up in just a few minutes, the wait is over, but the crabbing begin. we're there as crowds line up to get their hands on the first dungeness of the season. and are they connected? that's what oakland police are trying to figure out after several businesses are broken into. you're going to want to see the wild way burglars got in, and an unusual heist at a south bay safeway. you won't believe what two thieves got away with and how police managed to catch z's bakery is looking to add a pizza oven,

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wrapping up sports sunday, presented by xfinity. the 2025 49ers scheduled they'll play the afc south and the nfc south. it's a fourth place schedule. rod, this looks favorable. yes, and the niners are also playing along with the rest of the nfc west. the nfc south and the afc south. they're not two of the stronger divisions in the

league. clearly the niners have some things they need to fix. but when you think about having to play the nfc north and the nfc west this year, this schedule next year is significantly more favorable. whwhat is your new year's resolution for the 49ers in 2025? what do you want to see happen? much better in the interior of their lines on both sides of the line of scrimmage. i would love to see them get better at defensive tackle. the biggest, meanest guy you can find, and i would love for the niners to get better at center and left guard to make brock purdy's job easier, and also get that inside running game back on track. you're going to lock up brock purdy to a long term that you didn't mention. absolutely. get him now because the price of the quarterback is going up every single year. so you would do that now before it's an option. he's got one more year. but you would do it now. sure. i love spending jed york's money. absolutely. any other things you want to see happen? is deebo going to come back? don't ask me the tough questions that close to the end of the show. here's 20s. is deebo coming back? all right, that's an i don't know, rod. thank you. happy new year. same to you, sir. appreciate it. 49ers finished the year

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dungeness crab season. the wait is over. we catch up with fishers and crowds lining up to get the first harvest, and some fire stations in the east bay are set to close just hours from now. but one city leader says he is already working to get them back open before he even takes office. and new video out of contra costa county of flames and smoke billowing out of a tesla. the arson investigation now underway. thanks for joining us in this special edition of nbc bay area news. i'm terry mcsweeney and i'm gia vang. tonight, the wait is over. after several delays. the dungeness crab season is officially kicking off today. commercial boats now able to harvest crab south of the sonoma mendocino

county line. that includes the waters off the bay area and the crowds of people looking to buy. the first batches were big. nbc bay area's christie smith talked to fishers and eager customers along the coast in half moon bay, people were in the mood for fresh crab off the boats. that included a trip out from livermore. that's the main thing. we try to do it every year. he's not the only one. there were lines of customers. it was a busy day. people came and that's a blessing. about it is people wait for the best. that means customers have been watching the calendar around pillar point harbor, waiting for this for, well, since november, when it was supposed to be. but the whales were out there, so. so yeah, it's pretty good. i'm excited. all of our crab right now are really nice crabs, so. just reach in and grab it. over 2 pound crabs. just some really nice healthy crabs in san francisco. matt barnes says last

year it was raining the day the season opened, but today the sun was out and people were up early lining up for crab. i'm very excited for today though, to have this opportunity and sell to the straight to the public. and it's like small business owner, you know, it's awesome. the opening of the commercial dungeness crab season's traditional start is mid-november, but state wildlife officials delayed it several times to protect migrating whales. it is what it is, you know, as long as the whales are safe, you know, you know, i can wait and get my crab. so coming out here, you know, with everybody else is, you know,w, a little exciting. a trip many say is well worth the wait. this is the first time i decided i want to drive up and see how i love crab. christie smith, nbc, bay area news. new tonight a tesla fire in contra costa county is being investigated as arson. it happened just before three this afternoon in a parking lot on arnold drive in martinez. investigators have not said how it started. the video shows flames and smoke coming out of

the car's windows. firefighters responded eventually were able to get the flames out. no word on any injuries. oakland police are trying to figure out if a string of burglaries are connected. that video right there showing a car slamming the security gate at a smoke shop on san pablo avenue before at least six people run into the business. luckily, no one was hurt, but that was just one of three burglaries that happened overnight. the first one happened at the extra mile gas station at 17th and castro streets, and the second at the safeway at the ridge shopping center. and the final one was at the smoke shop. in all three cases, the thieves broke down the door before taking off with a cash register and other items. police are asking anyone with information to call them. and a safeway worker is being credited for the arrest of f two peop who stole more than $1,000 worth of. you see it right there. amit. it happened at the safeway on homestead road in cupertino. the

santa clara county sheriff says two thieves took off with $1,200 worth of rib eye and other prime beef cuts. a worker remembered the license plate of the getaway car, told investigators. deputies went to the home where the car was registered and found both suspects in all of that stolen meat. neighbors in the oakland hills are frustrated and very concerned about two of their local fire stations about to close in a matter of hours. the closure is supposed to be temporary, with the goal of helping close the city's massive budget deficit. but residents worry even aemporary closure could have dangerous ramifications. nbc bay area's alyssa goard reports. in oakland's grass valley neighborhood, more than a dozen people showed up sunday to oppose their local fire station temporarily closing monday. and i can say this station has been here ever since i went to grass valley elementary school, and wh my grandmother had a heart attack in 2014, the station was the first to respond. they closed the station. it's going to be a delayed response

considerably. station 28 will be closed for six months as part of a contingency budget adopted by oakland city council to help address a $129 million budget deficit. station 25, near joaquin miller park will also be temporarily closed. i just made some phone calls about it and we're going to fight to get this back open. ken houston, who will be inaugurated monday as the city council member representing grass valley, says it's his priority to get station 28 back open as soon as possible, something neighbors urgently want to see. alyssa goard, nbc, bay area news. a big boost to social security for millions of public workers, and that includes teachers, firefighters, police officers and other public sector workers. president biden signing the social security fairness act today that paves the way for nrly 3 million public workers to boost their social security benefits. the bipartisan bill repeals two provisions that reduce those benefits for certain public workers who also receive pension

income. president biden says more than 2.5 million qualified americans will now receive a lump sum payment of thousands of dollars to make up for the shortfall in benefits they should have received in 2024. well, the bay area could see home prices go down as more homes hit the market. zillow projects that from november of 2024 to november of this year, typical home prices in san francisco will fall by $20,000. that brings the average home price to around $1.1 million, even though san francisco will see that 2% dip. prices in san jose are still expected to remain the same, but experts say these predictions could change if the market shifts. well, new numbers from the federal government are shining a light on just how many people are struggling to make it in the bay. of the 39,000 unhoused people living in the bay area, most are living on streets in the south bay. nbc bay area's marianne favro is here with a closer look at the numbers and why advocates say they are so high in santa clara county.

marianne. there are an estimated 10,394 homeless people living here in santa clara county, across the bay area and in the state as a whole. about two thirds of homeless residents live on the streets, while the rest stay in shelters in santa clara county. the number is up 5% compared to the last count back in 2023. no surprise whatsoever. that's probably even an undercount. there's been there's a consistent number of people that continually get priced out of san jose, and they end up on the streets. there was a lot of people who ended up getting evicted after covid, after the protections ended across much of the bay area. homelessness is on the rise in contra costa county. it increased by 20% compared to 2023. san mateo county saw a 15% increase, and the number of homeless in san francisco is up

10%. homeless advocates say drug and mental health challenges are also contributing to the problem, but there is some progress. in november, santa clara county announced it is now housing more homeless veterans with the help of targeted assistance. a new count of the unhoused is expected to take place in the bay area later this month. marianne favro, nbc, bay area news. marianne, thank you very much. take a look at the weather now. some dangerous conditions along the coast. this video out of half moon bay today. rob mayeda tracking the hazards at the beach. that's not the only place where the surf is rough. yeah, we'll be watching that monday and tuesday. the beach hazards statement there on the coast. meantime, your monday morning commute could be running into some patchy, dense fog. a look at that. and when we could see gusty, dry offshore wind in our forecast. when we come right back. and still ahead tiger woods golf new tech centered golf league is set to tee off

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in atlanta, paying their respects this evening to the late president jimmy carter. yesterday, carter's current and former secret service detail moved his remains from rural georgia to the carter presidential center, where his family held a private ceremony. and that is where the late president now lies in repose. a steady stream of mourners have been coming and going at the carter center since last night. this is going to be open to the public until tuesday morning. and then president carter's casket will be flown to washington to lie in state in the rotunda of the u.s. capitol. his national funeral service is thursday. a sweet, thundering gospel tribute to san francisco

mayor london breed at glide memorial church today in san francisco. the historic church honored outgoing mayor breed during a special sunday celebration. today, string of speakers shared praise, memories and well wishes as the mayor heads into her final days in office. i had just met her. i said, you treated those young men like they were your kids. she said, those were my kids. all the young black men and women in the fillmore are my kids, and i fell in love with her that day. and this you got to see. she took the podium herself. there she is. thanking everyone for their kind words. thanking god for his tireless work making a move. breed was elected san francisco's 45th mayor back in 2018. she previously served as district five supervisor and president of the board of supervisors. her last day in office is tuesday. she is feeling it. yes she is.

all right. meantime, san francisco's mayor elect, daniel leary is gearing up for inauguration day wednesday morning. lori is set to be sworn in as the city's 46th mayor at a ceremony at civic center plaza. he'll then attend an evening of celebrations in chinatown, including a community banquet dinner, a special night market and outdoor performances. it is an evening that is centering the asian american community, which has struggled in recent years with hate crimes, economic recovery from the pandemic and safety concerns. the fact that in a community where a lot of times we don't necessarily feel heard or we don't, we may feel othered or outside of the actual conversation. this mayor is placing our community front and center. this is the first time that a mayor that's on inauguration day have made it a point to come to chinatown. vip guests at wednesday's banquet include governor newsom, chef martin yan and olympic gold medalist kristi yamaguchi. the night market on grant street, by

the way, opens at 530. well, a big leadership announcement expected this week in contra costa county. antioch city manager bessie marie scott is set to announce a new acting police chief for antioch pd. the interim chief, brian addington, is once again retiring after the city announced he was coming out of retirement last year. addington was selected to serve as interim chief for antioch until a permanent chief could be appointed. the announcement is set for tuesday morning at ten. a controversial traffic plan is now in effect in new york. very controversial. the big apple, now the first city in the country to have congestion pricing. okay. it is a $9 toll to get into the heart of manhattan. and it's supposed to make gridlock a little less of a nightmare. the big question and the one other cities are now asking is will it actually work? nbc's ely ikeda reports from new york. reporter the city, known for its standstill traffic, green lighting, new

tolls two one that, if successful, could catch on across the country. congestion pricing going into effect today to access manhattan's busiest neighborhoods. most drivers now paying $9 during peak hours and 1350 without e-zpass. time wasted in traffic is a huge drag on our economy. officials say it will encourage more people to take public transit. cutting back on tens of thousands of cars daily and pollution. but reviews among residents across the tristate are mixed for the tunnel, plus the tolls. so it's there will be too much. i think it's just a tax. it's not going to alleviate any congestion. the toll will gradually increase, hitting $15 for most drivers by 2031. funding for public transit improvements in the city. could we see this policy catch fire? could it spread? yes. places like chicago and los angeles, which also have pretty severe traffic congestion, are watching

to see what happens here in new york and may consider similar policies there. while around the world, some cities have already embraced congestion pricing. stockholm, singapore. london though london is still considered the third most congested city in the world. i'm proud to announce we have found a path. new york's plan was reinstated after months of delays and a barrage of lawsuits, but the tolls biggest threat may be still to come. president elect trump has said he will terminate congestion pricing, as new york puts the policy into drive. emilie ikeda nbc news, new york. well, after some delays, tiger woods and rory mcilroy's new golf league is teeing off tomorrow. it is called tgl. it is tech infused indoor golf league, with the stars of golf battling each other using simulators. warriors star steph curry, part of the ownership group for the san francisco tgl team lee was supposed to debut in january of last year. however, the roof of

the dome where most of the matches were to take place, collapsed in november of 23. so that was in palm beach, florida. the first match set for tomorrow on espn and espn plus. is that wild? take a look. a live look outside from emeryville towards san francisco looks pretty darn clear. and it looks pretty darn beautiful. rob. nice finish to the weekend. yeah, we had 60 sunshine and now watching fog. that will be the top concern for tomorrow morning. and then wind, but not much rain in the 7-day forecast. not what you expect to see for this time of year as we take you outside right now. photogenic looking fog. if you look around the golden gate bridge right now, we have the low clouds pouring along the coast into the inner bay. as we take a look right there, the view from our sutro tower camera. look how the fog gets lit up like that. we've got the low clouds. they're kind of squished down, not quite covering the towers of the golden gate bridge, but a sign of things to come here. reduced visibility at times across the golden gate bridge, and i think all around the central bay as we

wake up to tomorrow morning, right now, 53 degrees in san francisco, about 52, in san rafael, over in contra costa county, walnut creek, 50 degrees will likely see patchy fog there, too. by sunrise tomorrow morning and currently 52 degrees in san jose. so short term we'll be watching for the areas of night and morning fog. then by monday night and tuesday, some dry offshore wind picks up. but what is really missing from the forecast will be the rain chances, and you may be surprised to see just how long that will linger in our forecast. right now, down to a quarter mile visibility in santa rosa, we're starting to see low clouds, not just from the coast kind of spilling in across the bay, but we'll see those areas of fog forming across the inland valleys as well. and 7 a.m. tomorrow morning, you see how all the low clouds are kind of locked in over that monday morning commute and potentially impacting some arrivals into sfo for the morning. so call ahead on those flights if you are around our local airports during

the day, we begin to see a little less fog, some drizzle on the coast and some high clouds at tes. any shower chances for monday likely staying north up towards mendocino county. so we start the day in the 40s low 50s. areas of patchy, dense fog, hazy sunshine, some fog cooled temps. you'll notice we're mostly in the 50s and low 60s tomorrow with dry conditions. and really in a time of year where we should see the peak of rainfall, that's what we typically get. that's what climatology says should happen in january. meteorology, or the short term weather says not so fast. we've got high pressure here that's keeping the storms off to the north. low pressure dropping in east of us around the sierra. that's what's going to provide the wind tunnel effect. the gusty dry offshore wind tuesday into wednesday. then after that, less wind but staying dry as we head into the weekend. you see it right there all the way through next saturday and sunday. rain chances staying to the north and east and the extended forecast. and you see it play out here. now in the 7-day forececast. we'

got fog to contend with for tomorrow morning. watching the wind closely, i think the north bay east bay hills will probably get some wind advisories for tuesday. and then the winds back off and more dry weather, more sunshine, winter sunshine as we move forward into next weekend. not bad at all. all right rob, thanks. coming up next, a south bay woman representing california in the miss america pageant. we're going to show you how she did in tonight's big show. plus, having some fun with fungi. we'll take you to the north bay for the annual festival celebrating all things

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scholarship money. stockard is currently a student at auburn university, so she could use that. she's majoring in nursing. eventually, she wants to specialize in anesthesia and pediatrics. and miss california did not make the top ten. but she'll always be number one here in the bay area. of course, kimberly vernon of santa clara was crowned miss california last year, advancing to the miss america pageant. vernon is an accomplished dancer, performer and artist, works to champion accessible and equitable arts education through her community service initiative. it's called arts for all families in marin county had the chance to spend the day learning about mushrooms. the fifth annual wild in marin fungus festival, held today at the mill valley community center. the event featured educational displays of wild mushrooms that grow in our region. it had vendors selling food, mushroom mocktails, and other items made from fungus. one woman told us it was her first time coming to the event, and she can't wait to come to

the next one. we don't know very much about mushrooms, except that they grow everywhere. and then when we came here and we saw all the things that you can do with mushrooms besides just eat them or drink them, but make artwork and dyes. and it was pretty incredible, actually. people also had the chance to listen to lectures from mushroom experts that focus on subjects including science, food and music. much more news ahead on the special edition of nbc bay area news. coming up. new details in the deadly attack in new orleans. the new video the fbi released showing the trip the suspect made to bourbon street days before the attack. plus, the life story of melania trump. the new documentary now in the works. we are back inwo minutes. t

the suspect in the deadly new orleans attack prepared for that tragedy. apparently, it was by

wearing special glasses to record the area around bourbon street. the fbi is now releasing a first look at that chilling new video. nbc's kathy park is in new orleans. for the first time, the fbi, sharing this chilling glimpse of what they say was part of the planning of shamsuddin jabbar's new year's day terror attack in new orleans. recorded on his meta glasses as he biked around the french quarter in october, later catching a glimpse of himself in the mirror, meta glasses appear to look like regular glasses, but they allow a user to record videos and photos hand free. on the night of the attack, surveillance cameras captured jabbar placing two coolers containing what the fbi says were improvised explosive devices on and near bourbon street, but neither device ever detonated. one was moved out of the way by someone investigators say had no idea what was inside and had no connection to the attack. the fbi, which blurred this video, says the october

visit is one of at least two trips jabbar made to new orleans prior to the deadly new year's day attack that killed 14 people. where were the glasses recovered, and did jabbar wear them during the entire timeline of the attack? the glasses were recovered on the person of jabbar, and we believe he was wearing them throughout the throughout the evening. and he was recording the entire time. so we don't have any indication that he was actually recording, but he was wearing those glasses. the atf now says it will retest explosive materials they first believed to be extremely rare, but now think could be a more common explosive. as a probe examines jabbar's past domestic and international travel, including ontario, canada and cairo, egypt. whether or not any visits to those countries may or may not have any indication as to the reasons behind this attack in our city today, a moment of silence before the new orleans saints took the field against the tampa bay buccaneers. and

last night, hundreds of mourners gathered on bourbon street to pay their respects. where we spoke with the brother of latasha polk, the last victim to be identified. she took care of other people's kids. she only had one son, christopher. we all love her. we wish she was back. and that was kathy park reporting. the man convicted of killing san francisco tech executive bob lee is expected to learn his sentencing date this week. a status hearing for nima momeni is set for friday. the judge is expected to set a sentencing date at that time. last month, a jury acquitted the tech consultant of first degree murder but found him guilty of second degree murder. momeni faces between 16 years and life in prison for the crime. in washington, security is ramping up on capitol hill ahead of tomorrow's january 6th. it's the day congress will certify the election results. law enforcement hoping to make sure there is no repeat of what happened four years ago. at the same spot on the same day. here's nbc's vaughn hillyard. reporter today, fencing and

barriers around the u.s. capitol. four years after a mob of pro-trump forces attacked it, stopping the counting of electoral college votes and delaying the certification o joe biden's victory. the eyes of the world will be on the united states capitol to see what happens here on january 6th. this time, a clear perimeter established around the capitol complex. police shutting down multiple streets for tomorrow's midday proceedings, where vice president kamala harris will oversee the counting of president elect trump's 312 electoral college votes and her own defeat. unlike in 2021, when prominent republicans objected to the results, tomorrow there will be no election denying on the part of the democratic caucus. this is very exciting. this weekend, trump on stage at mar a lago still admonishing his former vice president, mike pence, for not rejecting electoral college votes four

years ago. those votes could have been sent back as they should have been able to. trump, speaking at an event saturday night that included some of his most prominent backers in those efforts to overturn the 2020 election. those allies who also spoke included jeffrey clark, john eastman, rudy giuliani, peter navarro and michael flynn. trump giving each man a shout out from the stage. what they've done to rudy. but rudy's going to come out on top. it's just just a question of time. i don't. that was vaughn hillyard reporting. amazon is working on a documentary about melania trump. amazon prime video announced today that it's licensing a documentary film about the incoming first lady. jeff bezos is the founder and executive chairman of amazon, and today's announcement comes after bezos said that he plans to donate $1 million to the inaugural fund of president elect trump. bezos also met with trump at his mar a lago club in florida after his election win over vice president kamala

harris. up next, not a day to day injury. who? steve kerr with an update on warriors forward jonathan kuminga. anthony flores has details ahead in sports. and right now we're starting to see some patchy fog around the bay area. you see it there near the golden gate bridge, also near santa rosa. the latest on this. and when gusty wind z's bakery is looking to add a pizza oven, arissa's hair salon wants to expand their space, and steve's t-shirt shop wants to bring on more help. with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee,

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kind of happy you can also find that woo-hooooo! (shouting) kind of happy there's the teaming-up-with-my-hero type of happy ... and the we're-never-going-to-forget-this kind of happy come find your happy today ... only at the disneyland resort. that looks like a picture perfect postcard. if you remember postcards. anyway, it's a beautiful night out there is what i'm trying to say. a lot of people remember postcards. remember postcards? still use em. yeah, cool. but it is nice outside today, rob. yeah. we had a sunny finish to the weekend. not much in the way of fog right now in san jose, but some changes around the corner. wll see more fog and eventually more wind in the forecast. one thing missing, though. not much rain. and i think you're going to be surprised by what the 7-day forecast offers in terms of really the lack of rain and what

is typically a stormy time of year. there is san jose again. you see, 52egrees. we'll eventually see some fog as we wake up tomorrow morning. right now, not so bad. 50 degrees currently in walnut creek. and as we continue around our bay area microclimates, let's head up to san rafael, 51 degrees. you see some low clouds to the south. they're starting to move across the bay, and there's a view of the low clouds right over the bridge deck there at the golden gate bridge at 53 degrees. so now down to one quarter mile visibility in santa rosa. we'll see more of this as we head into tomorrow morning. you can see 7 a.m. through 10 a.m. quite a bit of low clouds. it will be a kind of a cool start to the morning and eventually some high clouds at times as we head into the afternoon. so morning temperatures starting off with the fog in the 40s and low 50s mostly 50s around lunchtime and highs tomorrow should reach the low 60s south of san jose, upper 50s closer to san francisco and oakland. so as low pressure drops down to our southeast and high pressure here is to the

west, that's going to bring up the gusty, dry winds from monday night through tuesday. you see the wind speeds around the bay area actually expected to be stronger in southern california, where they got some red flag warnings up for portions of ventura county. high wind warnings around the mountains of los angeles. so look at these wind speeds. if you're traveling the grapevine into southern california. watch out for damaging wind gusts. tuesday and wednesday to the south, high pressure will hold its ground, which means incoming storms will not have really anything left to bring rain around the bay area. just some windy periods at times. you've got the first one coming up monday night into tuesday with sunshine. patchy fog at times midweek and then another chance. we'll probably see more wind picking up as we head into next weekend. so it's been a pretty good start where our rain and sierra snow has been concerned. but the next seven days certainly trending dry and windy at times, which we'll see a little bit of that come tuesday. all right rob thank you. anthony flores is here now. and man that was a weird season by the 49ers. it's

been painful. painful is another word. but i have good news. yes. it's over. it is over. that disappointing and painful season is finally over with. the niners are saying after. well, one last shot getting blown out today in their season finale. stick around. sports is next.

injury riddled season is finally over for the 49ers, and today they dropped their season finale at arizona. josh dobbs starting in place of brock purdy, who was out with an injured throwing elbow. here's what the faithful are going to be talking about. jake moody made a 51 yarder but missed a 47 yard field goal attempt. it's been a rough season for jake jauan. jennings was ejected after being penalized for two personal fouls. he was just 25 yards short of reaching 1000 receiving yards for the season. great blocking there, maybe a little

too aggressive. dobbs threw a pair of interceptions, but overall played pretty well. he threw his first touchdown pass to ricky pearsall in the second quarter, then connected with kyle juszczyk on a 36 yard score in the third. he passed for 326 yards and ran for another score, but arizona dominated the fourth quarter, outscoring the 49ers by 21 points. the cardinals beat the niners 47 to 24. the niners and their disappointing season with a six and 11 record. this hasn't been good enough. not even close. and to be a part of that, knowing that i'm out there every game and it still isn't good enough, it obviously is a gut punch to my own pride, and yeah, i mean, obviously i'm gonna do everything to make it right. we've been processing it, ready to finish this up, trying to finish it with a win. didn't get that done today, but i'm excited to get to this offseason and figure out how to not be in this situation again. all right. despite the down year, the 49ers

had four players selected to the pro bowl. fullback kyle juszczyk is a pro bowler for the ninth year in a row, the last eight with the niners. linebacker fred warner earns his fourth overall selection. defensive end nick bosa is going for the fifth time in his career, and tight end george kittle earns his sixth overall selection. you know, it's always an honor to be a pro bowler, whether it's, you know, fans, players, coaches voting for you, whoever it is voting for you. just an honor to be mentioned. and being able to represent the 49ers is always an awesome thing. it's something that you know, you don't want to take for granted, even though it's been nine years in a row, to still have that recognition and that support from not only the fans, but the players and the coaches really does mean a lot to me, to basketball. and the news is not good for the warriors. they could be without jonathan kuminga for the rest of the month. today, an mri confirmed kuminga has a significant sprain in his right ankle. it happened last night in the win over memphis. he'll be reevaluated in three weeks. the dubs taking on the kings in the

second of back to back games. steph curry back in action after load managing last night. check out the handles here. looks pretty good. he had 26 but the kings outscored the warriors by 15 in the first. tempers flare in the third. draymond called for a foul. steve kerr says that was floppin didn't look like it to me. he gets teed up for arguing. the kings were in complete control of this game. check out malik monk going up and throwing it down. the kings beat the warriors 129 to 99. nobody likes to get embarrassed like that. especially the way we started the first quarter. i don't want to overreact to it, but you also have to address, you know, the execution that, you know, we didn't we didn't do. the loss is a loss. so it's not it's not any more alarming than than any other loss. i thought sacramento was brilliant tonight. they played a fantastic game. soo we just have to regrop and get a day off and come back

in on tuesday. one other note the raiders lose to the chargers. napa native brock bowers, the raiders tight end, set the nfl rookie record, finished the season with a 110 receptions.

we have some bittersweet news to share as you see behind us. we are saying happy retirement because our terry mcsweeney riding off into retirement. tonight is your last day. 44 years in television news that is taking you to nevada, new york, i know arizona. back here to california, right? yes. and 12 of those years here at nbc bay area. great years. and as a mainstay of the weekend newscas as well delivering the news to you. so i'm wearing black today morning. today i know has been full of surprises. i know, terry, but we have one last surprise for you. the news at six starts right now. thank you for joining us. i'm terry

mcsweeney. and i'm terry mcsweeney. one of the busiest border crossings in the world. shut down for hours. i'm terry of school just hours away now.y and i'm terry mcsweeney. we're on right now because of nascar. well, you know, something special is going on when you see this kind of plane sitting on the tarmac out here at sfo. it means in this case, the first lady is in town. a spokeswoman for the property management company says she's grateful no one was injured. some good news for the faa. its new proposal is already getting support from a key group. good evening. i'm terry mcsweeney, and i'm diane dwyer. hi, terry. diane dwyer here. i have the distinct honor of being terry mcsweeney very first co-anchor at nbc bay area back in 2013. and the one thing i remember most is that you walked into that newsroom every day bringing joy and a smile. so thank you for that. from all of us at nbc bay area. we will miss you on the air, but congratulations on your retirement. congratulations, terry, on an amazing career, not

just here in the bay area, but in all the markets you served, but especially here in northern california and nbc bay area, where i was so lucky to get to work with you. always remember, everybody's birthday always brought donuts to the studio. who's going to bring donuts to the studio now? this is good news for you, bad news for everybody else. but we just adore you. and just. i tip my hat to a job well done. what a fantastic time i had working with you. and i just wish you the most wonderful retirement. love you so much, terry, my dear friend, congratulations on your retirement and on your incredible career. thank you for being such a wonderful and inspiring friend and colleague. some of my best memories on the job were working with you. i wish you many exciting adventures to come. terry mcsweeney are you really retiring? i can't believe it! i'm wishing you the very best in this next season of your life. i'm sending this to you from a moving train in new york, so you'll always remember. that's why i left. you will be next.

all yours. thank you so much for being one of the very best people i've ever gotten to sit and co-anchor with. congratulations, my friend. mwah, mwah. mr. terry mcsweeney, aka terry bear. oh, man. you know, there are many people one will meet in a lifetime, but i believe there are only a few who will really, really touch your heart,t, make a huge impact on your life. and you're one of those people for me. i'm so grateful to have met you, work with you. i'm grateful that we are friends and i am so happy for you and this new chapter in your life. i wish you the very best. i love you my friend. all the best to you. the excitement is building and the crowd is building. but i'll tell you something that's not building. and that is the fog and the clouds. i can see all the way across to the east bay at sfo. terry mcsweeney, nbc, bay area news. in san francisco, terry mcsweeney, nbc, bay area news. at oracle terry mcsweeney, nbc, bay area news. live in a freezing minneapolis. terry

mcsweeney nbc. i remember that we had to end with that final shot, terry, but we of course, those were all of your former co-anchors that you've shared many, many, many memories with us about. but the floor is yours. i completely lucked out on the co-anchoring thing going back to 12 years ago when i first got here, one after the other after the other. credit the station with picking picking people who are not only talented, but they're personable. you get along with them, you love them. it's just fantastic to work with them. i also got to thank the station for hiring mr. rob mayeda. i call you the personal professor, personable professor, because you're i mean, if you if more science teachers were like rob mayeda, more people would be taking science because it would be so enjoyable. you do it with such joy and such knowledge, of course, and you do it with such. we are with our parish church. yeah, yeah, we do it with such a flair. it's fantastic. there are a whole bunch of people. you

never see them. people like, you know, sarah clovis and sam voorhees and lisa principi, raphael stroud, lauren, lauren, lauren, lauren, floyd. if i forget her, she'll. because she's producing this show. that's why i wanted to definitely mention lauren. it's fantastic work with all these people. and my gosh, it's been fun. and it's the people here. it's the people out there. you get a chance to every time, every now and then someone comes up and says, hey, i watch on tv all the time. it's just the nicest thing to me to hear from you, because obviously you can see us, but we can't see you. but when i see that face, i remember it. next time i go out at the fireworks. my last live shot that we had there, so many people came up and, you know, they're talking about, you know, seeing us on nbc bay area. and it was just absolutely delightful. truth be told, last live shot i did never made air because at midnight we were supposed to show the fireworks and everybody pulled up their their phones and the streaming

knocked us off the air and we couldn't get it on. but it was it was a great way to end it because it was having a great time. yeah. but i think that's also speaks to the joy that you brought. i mean, everyone talks about it, but you really brought joy to people who were our viewers, but also people here and behind the scenes. i can't tell you how many times we've sat together and, you know, had goodbyes and people would come up to you and tell you how much you meant to them. you were so impactful for them and their time here. so it really is such a loss for us. but we're all very excited for you. thank you very much and thank you. and i just want to say that journalism is in good hands. you meet people around here like a.j. and michelle, young people on their way up. you'll be seeing them at some point in the future. and it's really great. marianne favro you've been here on the weekends and it's just bringing the energy, bringing it live shots at 11:00. you don't care where they are. you you are a fighter and you get it done. and not only you, but you know,

damian trujillo and all the rest, all the photographers, everybody. thank you so much. it's been a fantastic 44ears. thank you. we salute you,

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