kira? >> thank you so much. >>> you can see in the video here powerful waves crashing onshore on the bay area coast as a tsunami advisory was issued for the west coast. yesterday there was flooding along coastal communities. the advisory was triggered around this time yesterday morning because of a volcanic eruption in the sea near the south pacific island of tonga. a tsunami warning was issued. flooding homes and businesses near the shorelines. communications are still out this morning leaving many unanswered questions and looming concerns about how the tongan people are doing. san mateo county has one of the largest populations from the island, about 60,000 people. and today in the bay's, thom jensen, reports. >> we were not able to reach any of the tongan consulate, but with tens of thousands of people in the community living in this area, with a blackout across all of the islands they are likely going to be very busy in the coming days. at the store here, they are hearing only bits of n

i'm kira klapper.eorologist vianey rihanna joins us with a look at microclimate forecast. really all we have been talking about is how cold it is out there. >> we have been starting out really cold and you're not wrong because we're in the 30s in some spots. even though we are starting chilly, into the afternoon -- and here is a live look in san francisco. one thing we haven't seen the past two mornings was fog. we have been starting out for the most part pretty nicely. look at your current temperatures heading out the door. bundle up. not a good day for sandals. maybe wear your sneakers and throughout the afternoon you can warm up because look at the daytime highs today. by 12:00, 1:00, we will be in the upper 50s and then we will get some sunshine through the afternoon. right now though in oakland it is about 36 degrees. really cold. notice by 11:00, 12:00, we will be in the upper 50s. low to mid 60s. full forecast in a few minutes. kira. >> all right. vianey, see you soon. thanks so much. >>> the an

i am kira klapper. meteorologist, vianey arana, joins us with a quick look at your microclimate forecast. it's cold out side this morning. >> it is. we're starting out really chilly in the 30s in a lot of spots, so don't worry, it's going to get warmer into the afternoon and we will see more sunshine, too. a beautiful view of downtown san josÉ there. it's 39 degrees right now in san josÉ. that's pretty cold. fairfield right now is also at 39. look at the temperature trend. notice by 11:00 in the icon, you still see cloud cover and sunshine rolls in around 12:00, and that's going to keep us dry but it will warm us up. if you notice, there's a system off to the coast and that system will stay off the coast and we are not expecting any rain out of it. fog and visibility, still seeing dense fog through areas like tracy. >> thanks, vianey. we'll see you in about 15. >>> as covid cases continue to rise in here california and across the bay area, and health care workers are waking up to new advice, if you are

i'm kira klapper. meteorologist vianey arana joins us with a quick look at your microclimate forecast. >> it is beautiful. you want to see something else that's beautiful? this live look in san francisco. look at how serene that looks. we will not see gusty winds today but we have a beach hazard statement in effect because we could get sneaker waves at times. so even though it is beautiful, you want to be mindful of the water. dangerous out there. currently we're in the 30s and 40s to start. look at santa rosa, 34 degrees. we've also got 30s through concord, fairfield, the livermore area and through santa cruz it's about 39 degrees. eventually by the afternoon, once beget the sunshine, even though it's 37 degrees in oakland, by 11:00 or 12:00, we're talking upper 50s and a couple of mid 60s. how long is this dry, high pressure going to last? i'll have a look at your extended forecast coming up in just a few minutes. kira. >>> cheering across the bay area, after that surprising win for the 9ers last nig

kira. >> thank you. >>> hayward school district is turning remote this week. this comes as covid cases forced hundreds of kids and teachers to call off sick. they'll return to in-person learning on january the 18th. oakland teachers called in sick yesterday and a plan sick-out to highlight their concerns of covid. the district argues that sick-out put students at risk. california will shift more at home tests to schools over the next two weeks. >>> governor newsom deployed national guards to covid testing sites across the street. the goal is to get people test faster. they arrived in antioch yesterday beginning monday this site at the community center on lone tree way will double the number of appointments it offered everyday. more than 200 national guard personnels will be deployed. you can see on this map, sites in contra costa and napa county and alameda will all receive report. >>> if you are having a hard time finding a testing site, we can help. go to nbcbayarea.com/covidtesting, we have a comprehensive list that's divided county by county. before we go,

i am kira klapper. meteorologist, rob mayeda, is in for vianey, and he joins us for another frigid microclimate alert. >> we do have the temperatures in the 20s and 30s around the bay area. san francisco, a mild location at 41 degrees. san josÉ, downtown 34 degrees, just outside of downtown we are seeing upper 20s and low 30s. livermore, 28 degrees. we have 20s and 30s inland for now, and same areas under the freeze warning through 9:00 this morning. later on today, highs warming up to upper 40s to mid-50s in san francisco. we will begin to see an increase in clouds as we head into the afternoon ahead of rain chances returning as we head into tomorrow. how much rain and sierra snow we are expecting in the week ahead coming up in the forecast, in about 12 minutes. >> look forward to seeing you then, rob. thanks. >>> with near freezing temperatures in the bay area, many are bundling up and seeking warmth. and mare marianne favro with this. >> do not try to ride out the cold in your tent tonight. please ma

i am kira klapper. >> i am kris sanchez. marcus and laura both have the day off. if you have to head out, we are broadcasting on tv, roku, apple and amazon fire so we can go where you are going. >> two years ago today, if you can believe it, the term coronavirus finally hit home for a lot of us. that's when the cdc confirmed the first u.s. case, a man in washington state who just arrived from overseas. the day before three u.s. airports, including sfo and l.a.x. started screening for coronavirus following confirmed infections in japan and southeast asia, and now on the move to get more people vaccinated, one bay area lawmaker is proposing lawmakers be allowed to be vaccinated without their parents' consent. >> you know this is going to be a talker among families. today in the bay's cierra johnson is looking live at the proposal and the questions this is raising and the new data on the challenges who are still not vaccinated. good morning, cierra. >> reporter: yes, good morning. this proposal is being introduced by state senator scott wiener, and it will allow chil

thank you so much for joining us, i am kira klapper. we'll get back to that breaking news, first, let's check in with vianey arana tracking our forecast. over night there were some high winds, could those cause problems for those fires? >> we have seen significant win speeds down to less than 10 miles per hour. some of the wind advisories in e i effective for the east bay hills. we are still seeing those gusty winds. as far as the ig sur area goes, yesterday we were focusing on the offshore wind event, a lot of smoke were going off into the ocean. today we'll see a shift. the national weather service released a 24 hour peak winds. look at mount diablo, 71 miles per hour and oakland at 60 miles per hour and half-moon bay at 55 miles per hour. i will talk more details of advisories and your extended outlook come up. >> vianey, we'll see you about 15. >>> happening now more than 5,000 people in berkeley and piedmont are out of power. pg&e hopes to have power restored later this morning. >>> back to the breaking news in big sur, the wildfir

>> reporter: good morning, kira. as you mentioned, the president is likely to face tough questions about covid and the economy, but the president is also going to highlight some of his successes, including the bipartisan infrastructure law. now, this comes amid the covid crisis as well as inflation. president biden is planning to do a reset heading into year two. president biden rounding out his first year in office with poll numbers down. the president is eager to make a shift. >> there's a lot of talk about disappointments and things we haven't gotten done. >> reporter: instead the administration is touting legislation successes so far, pointing to strongesult of actions taken by plan. the vaccination effort helped fund and now the bipartisan infrastructure law. >> reporter: the white house also bracing for tough questions on key setbacks, like the seemingly doomed voting rights push in the senate. >> once again, no one denies the path ahead isn't an uphill struggle. >> reporter: republicans argue democrats' polici

good morning, cierra. >> good morning, kris and kira. this proposal is being introduced by scott wiener. it proposes that children 12 and older get a vaccine without their parents' consent. we will let you know what he has to say there. a little background on this proposal. he introduced this legislation yesterday and he says he worries some teenagers are not getting their shots because widespread information about the vaccines led to their parents opposing it. this bill led to many communities across the state seeing a surge in cases due to the omicron variant. there are 1 million california teenagers who are eligible but who have not gotten their vaccine. according to the california department of public health, people who have not received their covid-19 vaccine are four times more likely to be infected, and six times more likely to be hospitalized and nearly 18 times more likely to die from the virus than folks who are fully vaccinated. as it stands now, minors 12 to 17 cannot be vaccinated without permission from their parents or gua

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kira. >> brie jackson for us this morning. brie, thanks. >>> today is the day cell phone companies start rolling out their new faster 5g technology, but it will be on hold near airports with the faa, airlines and pilots all warning of potential catastrophic disruptions. what does that mean if you are flying any time soon? i talked with aviation expert, mike mccarron. for travelers is this a matter of my phone is not going to work, i'm not able to watch my movie or is this a matter that the plane that i'm on might not be safe. >> i think the real issue is your plane may not be flying because airlines have some concerns right now and they haven't been convinced by the telecommunications industry that all their concerns have been addressed. so they are threatening to cancel or delay a lot of flights. >> the faa has said they're concerned about altimeters which i understand to mean the equipment we use for takeoff and landing. so if this is a concern that the faa is voicing, why can't the government hit pause? >> there's the radio

. >>> it's good morning, it's 7:00 on the dock, thank you for joining us, i am kira klapper. we begin this morning with a tsunami erupted in the u.s. for tonga and american samoa. there is a threat of low-line coastal areas. we just showed you the time lap video. that means california, oregon and washington, and the canadian province and british columbia could be impacted by tsunami waves flooding-low lying in coastal areas. basically does it mean that people should stay away from the coast? >> the biggest message is move away from the beach. as we continue to monitor this situation, that's the biggest threat essentially. not going to be a great beach. closer look, the tsunami advisory is for the entire west coast. where you see the highlighted areas, the event is under evaluation for the west coast and the message is to move away from the beach as we continue to monitor for potential updates. this is the entire west coast, i zoom in closer, you can see for the majority of the bay area, anything highlighted in orange is going to be a potential threat. i will be monitoring thi

i'm kira klapper. meteorologist vianey arana joins us with a look at your forecast. >> we've got coit tower all lit up in red for the 49ers. beautiful shot there. they've been doing this, really, for the past several days, of course, ever since the 9ers have been winning. right now, though, it is really cold as we step out the door. 33 degrees in dublin, 37 in san jose, 34 in morgan hill. even up through santa rosa and napa. it's pretty clear, but we are seeing areas of patchy, dense fog up through parts of novato and santa rosa, and also up through napa as well. so be mindful of that. san francisco's temperature forecast will bump up into the 50s. we've got sunshine in store. full game day forecast coming up. >> love it. we'll see you in about 15. thanks so much. >>> it will be a sea of red and gold today here in the bay area and down in los angeles, as we are eight and a half hours away from the nfc championship game. the san francisco 49ers, of course, taking on the los angeles rams. the winner punc

i'm kris sanchez. >> i'm kira clapper. laura and marcus both have the day off. let's start with a look at the forecast. our meteorologist kari hall is back and more beautiful than ever. >> thank you so much. we're starting out with some fog. makes it hard to see the beauty in san francisco. visibility down to about a mile. oakland and hayward visibility is down to about a quarter of a mile. we see it quickly starting to warm up with some sunshine. we'll have more sunshine and the winds come into the mix as we head toward tomorrow. more in the forecast coming up a little bit later. >>> here's the bay bridge toll plaza. the same dense fog here. a look at the maps. that yellow highlighting the normal portions of the north bay. coming down the golden gate bridge, into san francisco, we're showing a little bit of slowing around union city. a crew clearing from 880 there. >>> in the south bay a carjacking suspect is dead after a gun battle with police officers in san jose near the corner of heading and park avenue, which is the

i'm kira klapper.the bay area for tomorrow's nfc championship game. the 49ers is now in los angeles. the team tweeted this video while boarding their united charter flight down to l.a. last night. before any of them left, this army of 49ers' gave them a proper send-off. they are cheering on the team as they left levi for the airport. >> sending them a good vibe, good luck, we know we're going to get this win. can't wait to see them in the super bowl. >> want in win to happen. let's bring this win home. let's go, '9ers! >> according to stubhub the cheapest tickets are about $600. 43% of the tickets sold in the state were from here in the north. >>> taking a live look at sfo where the lucky fans who may be flying out to the nfc championship game between the '9ers and rams will be surprised, some at least. united airlines, the official airline of the '9ers will be surprising a full flight of flyers from sfo to l.a.x. with a pep rally before they depart. >>> let's check in with our meteorologist for a quic

joining me now to react host of just listen to yourself podcast kira davis.rise you that while robberies are happening, crime is all over the place, that they want to give the criminals more tools. now. >> no, this is what they -- this is life in california. the criminals get the tools, the drug addicts get the breaks. and it's law abiding citizens that get punished. whether you are talking about prop 47 which is a disastrous crime bill which really is responsible for the rash of crimes we are seeing now or whether you are talking about covid restrictions, for the elites like the governor himself can go have dinner with his friends at the french landry maskless and in a crowd of 22 people and the rest of us have to be confined to our homes and shut down our business. keep our kids at home. you know, the double standards are crazy. in california, the criminal is the taxpayer. that is who gets punished. that is who is always on the losing end of things. no, it doesn't surprise me, and i hardly even have the will to be enraged about it anymore, lawrence. you kno

i am kira klapper.r the west coast has been canceled this morning. this comes as waves crashed on to local shores here in the bay area and far, 5,000 miles away near the island of tonga. today local officials are still urging people to be cautious and keep a safe distance around the shore. >>> community members in the bay area are worried for their loved ones in tonga. san mateo county has one of the largest tongan populations outside of the islands. videos show water rushes through towns and that church you just saw there, and many believe the devastation likely will be widespread. one man tells us he talked to family just before the eruption. >> you have been in communication with anybody over there? >> yesterday. >> they already knew it was going to go? >> yeah. >> what were they saying? >> -- >> what will happen when people come to tonga for recovery efforts is another concern, and worries that covid cases will rise in unvaccinated populations. >>> we will turn to meteorologist, vianey arana. >> we

thank you so much for starting your year with us, i am kira klapper. meteorologist rob mayeda is in for vianey arana. rob, you were late last night ringing in the new year and you are here early, i appreciate you being here. >> i will confirm last night was cold and today is colder. livermore at 30 degrees. that's going to wake you up this morning. dublin, 30 in santa rosa. the coldest temperatures down in san martin tri-valley. the north bay, upper 20s are possible. that's where the freeze warning is up about 9:00 a.m. this morning. pretty good recovery for the afternoon highs, and highs in the upper 40s to low 50s. chilly temperatures again tomorrow morning before the rain makes its way back on our seven-day forecast. a closer look when the rain makes a come back here and how much snow we can expect coming up in 10 minutes. >> as rob just said, it's cold outside, it was a chilly new year's eve night plus, omicron cases are surging. that did not stop people across the bay area from celebrating the new year with some legal fireworks. sky rangers caught

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. >> i'm kira clapper. can watch us live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and on nbcbayarea.com. >>> let's get a look at that forecast, because you might have to leave the house a little early today. >> yes. we've seen this dense fog in san francisco, parts of the east bay as well as the north bay. but at least if you're at the top of the trans america pyramid you can see what's going on out there. below it is really hard to drive and make your way to work this morning. visibility down to zero in novato. once it clears up, we have some really nice weather headed our way as our temperatures head for the low to mid 60s. we'll talk about more changes our forecast and what we'll see going into the weekend in testing positive for covid during this omicron surge, but there could be help coming for parents of young children. >> "today in the bay's" brie jackson is live in washington. throughout this pandemic, children under 5 have as yet been unable to get vaccinated. >> reporter: yeah. that's been especially tough

t first, these mesbusa >>> thank you for joining us, i am kira clapper. the colorado wildfires. the fire ignited after 7:00 last night, it has grown since then. the chp shuts down highway 1, south of carmel, mandatory evacuations are underway. palo colorado fire says the american red cross that is a shelter opened at carmel middle school. so far a hundred acres have already burned. >>> stay with us with the latest of this winds. we'll continue to tweet updates. >>> happening now, thousands of people in the east bay are without power this morning, berkeley police say people were experiencing power outages and downed power lines because of the winds. this is a look at the pg&e outage map. you can see the orange where the people are impacted. pg&e says more than 5,000 people are without power. power should be restored later this morning. >>> for the latest on those high winds, let's check in with vianey arana. >> we have the threat of the lightest winds that could change the direction of the fire making it continue to be direction. wind warnings are in ffect in the highlighted area

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. >> i am kira klapper, laura and marcus have the day off. let's start off with weather and kari. >> looks like the fog is not as dense and widespread as we saw yesterday morning, but confined to the north bay. we are seeing visibility down to quarter of a mile in napa and as you head over to novato. we start off with fog and will end the day with high winds and will have the high wind warning in effect, and that includes some of the coastal ranges and our hills, as we go up above 1,000 feet, and we can see the gusts topping 70 miles per hour. it's going to be a windy one, and we will talk more about that in the forecast coming up. >>> mike, are you seeing early issues in the morning commute? >> i have seen differences, and we are looking at a clearer view than yesterday at this time. we can clearly see 880 and you can see it's flowing on the maps as well. the green sensors show that, and the yellow shading is off 680, and so watch those patches off into rio vista. even out of the altamont where it says 205, no slowing yet. so a light volume

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it's a little windy as well. >> kira. >> it will be good to get that sunshine. skater to drop out of the championship. we'll tell you why her changes are her chances in the winter games are not just over yet. how she can make it to beijing even though she did not compete in the free skate. we'll have all your top stories coming up at 7:00, we hope to see you then. right now back to the "today" show. >>> good morning bitter cold, following the season's first big winter storm that dropped more than a foot of snow in new england, another round is on its way. more than 48 million people now from north dakota to massachusetts under winter weather advisories this weekend as some of the coldest air in years begins to settle in. we'll have the full forecast >>> under siege, hospitals across the country at a crisis point again. >> this has now been the largest influx of patients we've ever taken care of. >> with nearly one in four facing a critical staffing shortage nearly 5 million covid cases nation wild in just the last week with the cdc saying they're seeing a distur

kira? >> we'll see you at 7:00.es students and staff will now see inside the classrooms. we'll have that and plus all your top stories and vianey arana's full forecast, we hope you join us. right now we'll send you back to "today." >>> good morning. dangerous winter weather. a massive storm is on the move with more than 69 million people under weather alerts. from the midwest to the south to the northeast. bringing snow, heavy rain, and bitter cold, with a wind chill feeling like 40 below in some places. the southeast getting ready for a crippling ice storm, while millions more prepare for an arctic blast. we'll have the latest forecast. >>> wild card weekend. the nfl gearing up for a series of high stakes matchups. >> at any moment one play can change really the entire game. >> with that severe weather expected to be a factor, a half dozen win or go home games in store for the weekend and it all kicks off today. >>> and rough rescue. we'll share the amazing survival story of a dog who was separated from his owner a

i'm kira klapper.s, the day to decide who goes to the super bowl. expect lots of red and gold in the bay area and down in l.a., where it's being called a 49ers invasion. hundreds of faithful packed local bars. their goal is to take over l.a. as they did at sofi stadium in week 18, making the rams house look like a home game for the 9ers. fans have traveled from the bay area and beyond to create the red-out. >> we take over stadiums wherever we go, so we're definitely going to do it again this week. >> we are hearing that 49ers fans could make up about 60% of today's crowd. remember, our teammates at nbc sports bay area have it all covered for you. they have a one-hour pregame show starting today at 2:30. be sure to switch back over after the game to nbc sports bay area for 49ers post-game live. and don't forget, you can watch the super bowl right here on nbc bay area. it is sunday, february 13th. that will be a huge day for us as we will be broadcasting the olympics and the super bowl all day, with bot

i am kira klapper.ew guide kwrupbsz for health care workers in overwhelmed hospitals and they are proving to be controversial. in an effort to make sure there's enough staff for omicron filled hospitals, they can keep working with patients as long as they don't have symptoms. they would have to wear an n95 respirator along with other measures. this pivot puts patients at risk. >> we are very concerned if you have health care workers that are covid positive caring for vulnerable patients that they can spread the covid virus inside the hospital as well. >> the new guidelines are in effect now until february 1st. >>> happening tomorrow, west contra costa school district campuses will be temporarily closing after positive covid cases were reported this past week. that means a brief return to remote learning for about 28,000 students across the east bay district. all schools in the district will be deep cleaned during the closure. classes are expected to resume tuesday. >>> if you are having a hard time find

i am kira klapper. school districts are encouraging families to get students tegsed for covid. today the san francisco unified school district will hold a testing site for students at 9:00 this morning at the district office on franklin and fulton streets. in west contra costa county, the school will be holding out at-home testing kits at 10:00 a.m. san francisco usc will hand out tests at their district office at 8:00 a.m. also today, the children's discovery museum will hold a vaccination clinic for children 5 and older. pfizer, moderna and johnson & johnson vaccines are available. the museum is offering free museum access for families that get vaccinated. it is a first come first serve basis. >>> airlines have canceled more than 11,000 flights since christmas eve because of covid crew shortages and other issues. today there are nearly 2,000 flight cancelations across the country. at last check here locally, sfo has 46 cancelations. oakland has 18, and san josÉ has nine. we have an entire section on o

. >> and i'm kira klapper. laura and marcus both have the day off. we're broadcasting not only on your tv but you can also watch us live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. >> let's get a look at that forecast. vianey is in for kari this morning. it is foggy. >> the north bay has been waking up to morning fog for the past several days and that's exactly what we're expecting in the upcoming days as well. let's take a look right now. how bad in the visibility? down through livermore, a quarter of a mile. i'm noticing some of this fog start to creep into the hayward area, about three miles. novato, santa rosa, in through napa, about a half a mile visibility. th

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but as special correspondent kira kay and producer/videographer jason maloney report, therare few clear international efforts to help myanmar so far, which has led citizens to fight mostly on their own, both from within their country's borders and in exile. this report was produced in collaboration with the bureau for international reporting. >> reporter: on the river that creates the border between thailand and myanmar, also known as burma, a nightly ritual plays out. monks and local volunteers on the thailand side, watched by the thai army, deliver food, water and medicine to the river bank. it is then fetched by the displaced people who are sheltering on the myanmar side of the border. their villages inside myanmar were attacked by their own government in mid-december. thousands are now uprooted. it is just the latest development in a year of turmoil and violence for myanmar following a coup by its military that has now become a civil war between the junta and its citizens taking up arms. to show us the humanitarian crisis firsthand, volunteers took us to the border. >> the fighting

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. >> i'm kira clapper. we're not only on your tv. can also watch us live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >> let's start were a quick look at the forecast. kari is back this morning. we're so happy to see you. >> thank you. i don't know if we're so glad to see this fog, though, this morning. it's been hard to make your way to work this morning with low visibility in parts of the north bay, san francisco and east bay. as we go into this afternoon, that all clears out. we're headed for the low to mid 60s for today. 64 in fremont, 60 in san francisco and sonoma today. a beautiful 63 degrees. we'll talk about more changes in our weather in the forecast coming up. >>> more young people are testing positive for covid during the omicron surge, but there could be help coming for parents of the youngest children. >> brie jackson is live in washington. throughout this pandemic, of course, children under 5 have not been able to get vaccinated. that sounds like that could be changing soon. >> reporter: that's be

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>> yeah, 37-year-old supermom kira deanoto just set the women's marathon record finishing around 2 hours 19 minutes at the chevron houston marathon out in texas. and she was an all-american runner in college, but she took a seven-year break from running after hurting her ankle and then becoming a mom of a 5-year-old and a 7-year-old. and then she started running again a few years ago to give her some me time and now she is breaking records. here she is on the "today" show this morning. >> i still feel like i haven't found my limit and there's a lot of room to grow in the sport. keep the running shoes on and keep hitting the pavement and 2024, watch out. >> talk about an inspiration. after she won, she also tweeted that the thing that she is most excited for is for some other woman out there to see her and think, i can do that too. and she says, she knows they can and she's going to be rooting for them. jose? >> an inspiration to us all. gadi schwartz, thank you very much. it's great seeing you, my friend. thanks for being with me. >>> coming up, can democrats pull off a reset before the

i'm kira klapper. the rollout of free covid tests began in the south bay. san jose is one of the pickup sites for rapid tests. one of several parks where santa clara county is handing out free kits. >> i think it's great. we need to do more self-testing. >> it seems super well organized this way, with no problems whatsoever. i was really impressed. >> anyone who lives, works or goes to school in santa clara county is eligible. you do need an appointment and you'll need to show your unique qr code at pickup. let's check in with meteorologist vianey arana as we look at how cold it was yesterday when the 9ers beat the green bay packers to move on to the divisional title game. we don't want to jinx anything, but they are one game away from the super bowl. you can watch the super bowl right here on nbc bay area, and our anthony flores will have complete highlights coming up at 7:00 a.m. >>> now we'll check in with vianey arana for a look at our microclimate forecast. we really can't complain. it's a little chilly, but compared to green bay, it's nothing. >> they

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