Now at 11:00, a bay area man s fight to get his father out of afghanistan following deadly threats from the taliban. You should leave. If you don t leave your job. Tonight, why some evacuees are struggling to find a safe place to stay. And could one vaccine be just hours away from getting full approval. We begin with the desperate efforts to get refugees out of afghanistan. It s been a sleepless week for one bay area nonprofit. Kenny choi has more. Reporter: most of the group is working in the headquarters behind me. Warning, some of the images we are about to show you our graphic. The reed s father has been working with the forces and is closely connected to the peace organization. And his family was recently sent a violet warning before taking over the city of kabul. There are some images of the top of his head and some of his face. Reporter: and his father is in hiding hoping that his son who moved to california, can help. We have four different types of forms that we were given. As
conditions leave a trail of damage. some people still in the dark tonight. firefighters gaining ground on that winter fire. update on the colorado wildfire along the big sur. the news at 11:00 starts now. i am i am terry mcsweeney. i am audrey asistio. they are one win away heading to the super bowl. the 49ers beat the packers in freezing temperatures. wow, the whole team rushing the field. some of the faithfuls celebrating at a livermore sports bar. the owner of the bar meant business literally and figuratively. here is nbc bay area s tom jensen. reporter: two flags always flown outside, the 49ers and the green bay packer. with the spot in the nfc championship on the line. we have been doing this for so many years. we had a lot of these games together. it is the good time tavern. we like to roll like that. reporter: justin perish and scott reid has been partners for 17 years. on game day especially during the playoffs, the two teams going head to head, 49ers an
us. i m kira klapper, wearing red. i had to. meteorologist vianey arana joining us with your microclimate forecast. the weather is going to be so nice today. we ve got high pressure. the offshore wind event a thing of the past, but it s still breezy. look at this beautiful live look in san francisco, with a gorgeous sunrise. one thing we are monitoring is going to be a beach hazard statement because we have activity on the coastline that i want to make sure you know about. we have this in effect until tomorrow, mainly to the west to northwest-facing beaches. dangerous sneaker waves and moderate to large breaking waves at times. right now it s at about 4 feet, but it could go up to 6 feet and that could easily sweep somebody into the water. so please be careful. never turn your back to a wave. i know it looks beautiful, but admire it from a distance. oakland 37 degrees right now. it is so cold because the skies are so clear. look at all the sunshine we re expecting this afte
prepaid those credit cards for food that are going to the migrants. we are not giving people american express cards. we found that the food delivery service that we set up during the emergency we could find a better way to do it. steve: why are the migrants getting a better deal than the homeless of new york? that s what people have scratching their heads about. meanwhile, southern california still in the grip of dangerous atmospheric river triggering 500 mud slides leaving at least nine people dead as they pick up the pieces in has enda li heights. lawrence: remember, mornings are better with friends. steve: developing story, the house republicans are they are pushed to impeach dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas blew up last night. they didn t have enough votes. ainsley: he isn t out of the woods yet. second vote today. it s already in the works. lawrence: jacqui heinrich at the white house. big defeat for house speaker mike johnson who had been building
making his way from the airport here. he s just wrapping up a cross country tour speaking with americans living this day in and day out. they re baring the influx of migrants and in some cases, people part of gangs that are now in this country. they are disturbing a lot in these communities. i will also speak with senator marco rubio on the battle over whether the bill that congress is debating will actually fill what is wrong. i know that s a question on a lot of people s minds as we look at all of this. but first, secretary of defense, lloyd austin, facing reporters just a short time ago and taking responsibility for this secrecy that he put in place over his hospital stay. now also addressing his work at hand. whether the white house s defensive plan in the middle east is ineffective. the message has been deterrence, deterring the attack by the houthis, deterring the attacks by the malitias. has deterrence failed? our goal is to make sure that we contain this crisis in