we'll be streaming the event on nbc bae area.com. >> you don't get send between your toes. check in with rob this morning. it's amazing to see some of the high waves. >> it is. that video is a good example of what a rogue wave can do. we have a high surf advisory. be careful heading to the coast t update on the swell, waves up to probably 10 to 15 foot sets coming in for the rest of the coast around pillar point, though, we could see waves to 20 to 30 today, then maybe as high as 40 feet come tomorrow. so those conditions active out on the coast with fog too. we're seeing 30s and 40s right now. 45 degrees in san francisco. notice the fog in half moon bay. down to less than about a half mile visibility on the coastline and some of that around gilroy down to less than a half mile so. some of the patchy fog making a comeback. one of the things we'll be watching will be dry and high fire danger conditions out in the north bay through 3:00 this afternoon. winds out of the northeast putting out the red flag warning with gusts possibly to 35 miles per hour. we'll see these conditi

he may have given the north koreans cover for keeping kenneth bae longer, by implying he were guilty, which he was not. andrea mitchell, nbcews, washington. >>> and after word that four americans were killed in the helicopter crash in england, there was another fatal crash today in this country, happening off norfolk, virginia, when a chopper went down in a training exercise, among the crew of five service members, one dead, one missing, three were rescued. >>> we have a report tonight from the latest and most urgent crisis unfolding in our world, happening in the heart of africa, where growing violence between christians and muslims have raised fears there of genocide. we're talking about an african republic about the size of texas, where almost half the population is now in need of direct humanitarian assistance, nbc's ann curry is one of the few western reporters to make her way there. >> reporter: the violence has forced nearly a million people from their homes across the central african republic. the vast majority of them children. including this child in a camp full of displaced people. her mother, father, brother, s

bae back. >>> and a hero's homecoming. the 49ers are in santa clara this morning talking about last night's painful loss. >> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> and a good monday morning to you. thank you for joining us at 11:00 a.m. >> we begin with the return of the 49ers. they're back in santa clara to clear out their lockers. and answer questions about the game that ended their season. nbc bay area's bob ridel live outside of headquarters. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, scott. there's actually quite a showing of fans out here. probably about 40 to 50 people who have come out here heartbroken, of course, over last night's loss. but wanted to show the team their support as the players arrived here at the training facility all morning long. coach jim harbaugh waved to fans as he drove in about an hour and a half ago. fans cheered on quarterback colin kaepernick as he arrived for this morning's team meeting before the cleaning out of the lockers. as far as we can tell, players have not stopped to sign any autographs, engage in any sort of conversation. fans we spoke with, they get it, they understand. the

star dennis rodman apologizing this morning for comments he made about kenneth bae, the american imprisoned in north korea. nbc's ian williams is in beijing with the latest this morning. ian, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, willie. well, in the cold and sober light of morning, rodman seems to have recognized that he simply went too far, even by his outrageous standards. in a written statement today, rodman said, "i want to apologize. i take full responsibility." he said he'd been drunk and stressed when he suggested in a barely intelligible cnn interview that kenneth bae must have done something wrong to be imprisoned in north korea. >> kenneth bae did one thing, if you understand. i got it. if you understand what kenneth bae did. >> reporter: comments that shocked and appalled bae's sister. >> this is not a game. you know, dennis rodman can play a basketball game, media game all he wants with his own life. but this is about a man's life, and that's on the line here. >> reporter: bae from the seattle suburbs has been held for 14 months and is said to be in poor health. rodman's in the north for a

nbc sports live extra app. beginning february 6th, experience the winter games everywhere. welcome to what's next. comcast nbcuniversal >>> there's new video of the american captive, kenneth bae, prisoner in north korea. in it, he admits to committing what he calls a serious crime against north could yar, but the government there has a long history of owe coercing false fe confessions. bae at the time ran a company specializing in tours to north korea. bae is pleading with the u.s. government to, quote, stop worsening my situation by making vile rumors against north korea, adding, quote, i want to be pardoned. >> translator: i would like to ask the u.s. government, once again, now it's been 15 months, and there have been several efforts made. but now i request for immediate help by taking actions, not just by making words, so that my problem can be solved. >> bill richardson is former u.s. ambassador to the united nations. he's joining us now from santa fe. what do you make of this latest development? i ask you, because you've been to north korea on several occasions. >> well, i'm going go out on a limb and say this is possibly a good sign. if you look at the pattern of merri

bae back. >>> and a hero's homecoming. the 49ers are in santa clara this morning talking about last night's painful loss. >> nbc bay area news