good morning. it is sunday, january 14th, 7:00. a live look outside at oyster point in san francisco. you can see the glow of the sun rise, and the reflection of

those windows looks like we'll have a dry day in store for us. thank you so much for starting it with us. hopefully you're warm at home right now. i'm kira klapper. cinthia pimentel has a quick look at our microclimate forecast. some of us did see some rain this morning. >> there was a little bit of that remaining on the windshield and on the roadways. good morning, everyone. you are correct, we will see some filtered sunshine as we go through our sunday. we are looking at some fog developing over oakland. can you see it on our camera? it's developing some visibility issues right there in oakland, down to about six miles. it gets worse as you make your way into santa rosa. we're just evaporating that moisture. the showers have fizzled out, and it was abimpressive storm. miller avenue in mill valley, more than 4.25 inches of rain. it got lower as we went into the santa cruz mountains and out east. san jose barely coming in at less than a quarter of an inch of rain. so it was spotty as you went

through saturday. we'll see more clearing today and we'll talk about what the rest of that seven-day forecasts a in store. kira? >> cinthia, thank you. that stormy weather lingering here in the south bay, caused problems in parts of the north bay last night. the wind and rain knocked down two power poles that were about 200 yards apart. pg&e crews were called out to fix things a and the power is we stored. in occidental, the bohemian highway was closed after power lines fell. the outage map, the power was restored by 6:00 this morning. if you would like to stay up to date on the conditions here in the bay area as the rain comes and goes this coming week, download our free nbc bay area app. we'll send weather alerts straight to you for the conditions wherever you are. we are following developing

news out of the east bay where two children have been injured in yet another freeway shooting. the chp says it happened just after 7:00 last night on 880 in san lorenzo. there was a brief shutdown. the two children were taken to oakland children's hospital with non-life threatening injuries. at least seven children have been shot on bay area freeways in the past few years. that does not include the two injured last night. two of those young victims were shot along 880 and those shootings were deadly. in april of last year, little 5-year-old eliana was shot and killed. her family was on their way to dinner at the time when they got caught in the cross fire of a gang shooting. three people were arrested in connection with her death. and in november of 2021, 2-year-old jasper wu was shot and killed on 880 in oakland.

he was in the car with his family, when they too got caught in the cross fire of a gun battle. two men are facing murder charges for little jasper's death. we don't know how old the victims were from yesterday's 880 shooting. the chp is still investigating. they are urging anyone with information to call them. and police in the south bay need your help as they investigate the kidnapping oh of a woman who doesn't speak english. she was visiting a friend in san jose when the truck she was a passenger in was stolen. after she was missing for 13 hours, she was found safe, thanks to the help of a good samaritan. as "today in the bay" maianne favro reports with more. >> reporter: police say a good samaritan spotted the woman in san jose and drove her here to the police department, where investigators have been interviewing her. police say she was visibly

shaken and suffered minor injuries when she was arrived tat police department. >> fortunately, just after 3:00 p.m. today, the female victim was dropped off here at the san jose police department by a good samaritan who had seen our alert. >> reporter: police are not saying where silva was found. they say her ordeal started around 2:00 near north fifth and st. john's streets not far from city hall. officers say silva was a passenger in a truck parked in an apartment complex, and driven by a male friend. >> officers located an adult male victim who reported that his vehicle had been stolen by two suspect. the vehicle was occupied by a female adult passenger. that female was taken in the vehicle against her will. >> reporter: police found the truck near stevens creek boulevard. after a brief chase, arrested one man on suspicion of kidnapping. they're still searching for a second male suspect. investigators say silva is from mexico, only speaks spanish, and

was visiting a male friend in san jose. they do not believe she knew the two suspects, and say it does not appear the suspects used a weapon. >> people who saw the alert sent out by police reacted to the kidnapping. >> that is worrying to hear that happened in san jose. i'm glad she was found. i hope she's okay. >> very surprising. generally a safe area. >> reporter: police hope their interview with the victim will provide more information that can help them arrest a second suspect. marianne favro, "today in the bay." >> our team sent out an alert as soon as we learned silva was found. be sure to download our free nbc bay area app to get breaking news and weather alerts sent straight to your phone. people against the u.s.' aid to israel and the war with hamas are directing their attention at the port of oakland, where they say a ship that took weapons and equipment to israel is now on its way back to the bay area. the hundreds of demonstrators

gathered at the port twice yesterday. first, in hopes of drawing attention to the issue of the u.s. aid in israel. organizers say they were encouraged by the turnout. >> the beginning of a new movement for people to understand that we can't allow these types of things to happen on our watch, and we have to stand against this u.s. war machine. >> after disrupting operations at the port yesterday morning, protestors returned again this the afternoon. first rallying at a nearby b.a.r.t. station before marching back to the port. as you see, many carry signs and flags, calling for a cease-fire in gaza and an end to u.s. military aid to israel. the demonstrations were timed to coincide with ship changes at the port. in a statement, the port of oakland said protests bid impact operations. it added that it continues to work closely with maritime and security partners to maintain safety at the port.

stop bombing yemen! >> and in san jose, demonstrators gathered protesting the war in gaza and the recent u.s. actions in yemen. the u.s. struck houthi militia targets in yemen on thursday and friday as we reported to you yesterday morning. it was in retaliation for attacks on commercial ships in the red sea. dozens gathered at city hall to voice their opposition to the attacks and the war. the rally was organized by the san jose chapter of the freedom road socialist organization. a new university of california campus could be destined for downtown san francisco. the uc system confirms it is considering mayor london breed's request to bring a campus to the heart of the city. it's part of an effort to revitalize downtown. in a statement, the office of the uc president said it cannot discuss details or conversations underway, but that it is committed to offering educational and research

opportunities for students and faculty. professor james taylor, who is a politics teacher at the university of san francisco, a private jesuit university in the city, says securing a uc campus within the city limits likely would help mayor breed who is up for re-election in the fall. >> this is big news statewide. it's a win for students and for research, for innovation. downtown san francisco. >> the uc system already operates uc law in the city, formally called uc hastings, as well as the ucsf school of head sip. uc berkeley also has an extension campus in downtown san francisco. we reached out to the mayor's office but have not heard back. on friday, though, breed's office told the san francisco chronicle that the city and the uc system are in "continuing conversations." but continued that there are no concrete proposals, and that they are exploring a lot of different options. 7:09 right now.

much more ahead on "today in the bay." we take you live to des moines, iowa, for our this election is a choice between results or just rhetoric. californians deserve a senator who is going to deliver for them every day and not just talk a good game.

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welcome back. it's the final weekend before the iowa waukes caucuses tomorr. donald trump dominates, leaving ron desantis and nikki haley in a race for second. please join me in welcoming kristen welker, moderator of "meet the press." i'm thrilled to see you are not outside in the cold this morning. you're there in des moines. as i understand it, you'll have the results of the final des moines register nbc news poll this morning. iowa tends to provide an initial signal of which direction a presidential election is headed, as we likely all know by now. what is that poll revealing? >> well, kira, i'm thrilled to be inside as well.

it's warm and toasty in here. the poll is fascinating. it shows former president trump with a really commanding lead over the entire field, nearly a 30-point lead over his nearest rival is nikki haley. she's edged her way into second place. we're watching to see if trump wins, how big of a margin. then that all-important race for second place. governor ron desantis is focused almost exclusively on the state of iowa. can he come in second place here? if he doesn't, can he continue with his campaign? he's already announced stops in south carolina and new hampshire. but boy, it's going to be tough if he doesn't have a strong showing in iowa. >> it will be interesting to see the results of those polls. i understand you have steve kornacki with you and you have interviews with joni ernst from iowa. so we'll be looking forward to the intel you gather on your show this morning. kristen, thanks for joining us. as mentioned, we hope you join kristen for this morning's "meet the press." she'll have those interviews

with senator joni ernst from iowa, and governor tim walz of minnesota. stick right here with us for "today in the bay," "meet the press" is on at 8:00 a.m. right after this news cast. and a friendly reminder. tomorrow, right here on nbc bay area, lester holt leads in depth coverage and analysis ahead of the iowa caulks. nbc news teams in iowa hearing from caucusgoers before they gather. lester will answer questions like, will there be surprises? what's different this year, why iowa is such a crucial state. join us for nbc "nightly news" tomorrow at 6:30. from iowa back to the bay area, another goodbye for the san francisco mall. yesterday was the last day of business for the adidas store. the company didn't say why it was leaving, but it's not the only one closing up shop. as we told you earlier this

week, j. crew is closing, as well. retailers have been leaving the city for quite some time now. many of them cite rising crime concerns. and kelly moore paints, we reported that the company, which was founded in san carlos on the peninsula in 1946 is shutting down. kelly moore cited financial struggles in the wake of asbestos lawsuits. people showed up yesterday to the store in oakland surprised to find closed signs already on the door. >> i come down here to grab some paint before you can't. but i didn't expect them to be closed right now. i thought they would be open for a little while until they wind things down. because they have all this inventory. what are they going to do with it? >> right. kelly moore says the union city distribution center will stay open to fulfill its final orders. all other facility, including 60

in the bay area, are closed. in san francisco, the kickoff rally for san francisco's proposition a, otherwise known as the affordable housing measure. it's on the marsh ballot. the mayor and other officials joined the crowd yesterday in chinatown. prop a would authorize the city to issue $300 million in bonds for affordable housing. it also would fund supportive housing for seniors and households earning below the median income. because san francisco has a policy of only issues new bonds as older ones are retired, prop a would not increase property tax rates above 2006 levels. >> this sounds like something easy, but it won't be. it will be really hard. we need 2/3 vote to get this done, to get it over the threshold and to continue the excitement and the momentum that

we all have for getting more housing built. >> again, as just mentioned, property tax rates will not go above 2006 levels. is one of the wives of a 49ers player is scoring with her fashion designs. earlier this week, we told you about how kristin is creating fits for other nfl wives and girlfriends. our anthony flores sat down with her. she said she was working on something special. well now, we think we know what it was. she posted this video on her instagram, turning patrick mahomes and travis kelce jerseys into her trademark puffer jackets. they spotted taylor swift wearing her jacket last night. clearly, it was good luck, because they blew them out and the temperature was about negative 17, so it came in handy. watch that full interview on our

website, nbcbayarea.com, right there on our home page. good for her. so cool. >> amazing. >> time now to check in with cinthia pimentel for a look at the forecast. we could use some puffy coats today. >> maybe she can put storm ranger up there. kristin, let's talk. storm ranger right there on mt. st. bruno. watching this visibility just continue to deteriorate in oakland right now. temperatures out there not too bad, though. 40s and 50s around the bay. we continue to see that cloud cover in san jose, as we see the showers finally fizzling on out. it's mainly just sprinkles and some wet roadways as we go into the south bay, along 101 approaching morgan hill. this will continue to clear on out. let's talk about saturday's storm. it continues to be impressive for the north bay. i mentioned mill valley at more than 4.25 inches of rain, up towards mt. tam, over 5 1/2 inches of rain. so the mountains around the bay

area got a good amount of showers. but san jose, 0.2 of an inch. it's that rain shadow effect we get, so we got some beneficial january rain that will clock in. let's go to the sierra. conditions today will, for the most part, be okay. but we do have for the greater tahoe area, so the back country, this avalanche warning until tonight. better conditions tomorrow and come back down after that three-day weekend. but we want to be careful of that heavy snow on that weak snow pack. as we come back here into the bay area, we'll start to clear things out, seeing a day with filtered sunshine. noontime, mid to upper 50s. a few 60s on the board at the south bay as we see the partly cloudy skies. so a day to dry out but prepare for more rain ahead. we're taking it hour by hour into next week. we see that rain arrive. it could be light amounts as we start our tuesday, but heavier

as we go into the afternoon. it will come down more heavy from the north bay down into the south bay, and it will mainly be an overnight system. as we go into monday morning, things clear out as we go into the middle of the day. but there will be more showers ahead. we're watching this system lining up for friday. so potential plans for next weekend. you do want to keep your eyes on the forecast, because this will bring about more possible flooding concerns, heavy winds and snow for the sierra. so january continues to act like january should where we get rain, snow, and that seven-day forecast remains active. today and tomorrow, better chance to get outside. but we do need to get those umbrellas, rain boots and nice jackets right there, those puffer jackets as the 49ers wives make them, we do need them as we go through the rest of the workweek. >> all right, cinthia, thanks so much. 7:20 right now. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, a rough night for golden state. we have highlights, low lights,

whatever you want to call them from milwaukee. sports is next. but first, here's marcus washington. >> so your team is hot going into the playoffs, and you're thinking of getting some gear. what, do you get the warner shirt or do you get the purdy jersey? why not a collector's item? yes, something that's never been done for the 49ers. possibly in any nfl team. make sure you join us tomorrow for "today in the bay." i'm going to tell you about sp special collection of wearing it now. we'll tell you when and where you can get it. we'll

welcome back. fresh off their much-noded victory in chicago friday night, the warriors headed to milwaukee to take on the bucks last night, and they had to do it without curry. so it was left to the younger players to carry the load. watch jonathan take it strong to

the hoop for two of his game high 28. also helping out was rookie brandon jajenski. training a long three-point shot to give the warriors a temporary lead. but in the end, warriors lose 129-118. from the nba to the nfl and the playoffs. look at the frost on kansas city chief coach andy reid's mustache. the team says it was minus 4 degrees at kickoff. the conditions didn't stop the chiefs leading 19-7 in the fourth. isaac pacheco scores, and the chiefs win 26-7. earlier in the day, the houston texans moved on to the next round beating cleveland 45-14. and it turns out mother nature was the real wild card for the bills/steelers game. the wild card game was supposed

to happen today at high mark stadium in new york, but it's been pushed to tomorrow by this winter storm. not hard to see why. video posted by the bills shows the near whiteout conditions at the stadium last night. yikes! the niners have spending wild card weekend on the couch. hopefully warm watching some football. they earned a first round bye after locking up the top seed in the nfc. but not all of the niners are taking the weekend off. defensive coordinator steve wilkes interviewed for head coaching jobs with the chargers and the falcons. that's according to a report from the nfl network. in his first season with the niners, the defense has allowed the fewest touchdowns this season in the nfl. so don't leave us. on the ice, the sharks north of the border in ottawa. down a goal in the third. this ties the game at 3-3. but it was heartbreak for san jose. the senators score the game

winner with less than five seconds to go in regulation. the senators beat the sharks 5-4. not a good day for bay area sports yesterday. 7:25 right now. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, tomorrow starts the official kickoff for the 2024 presidential election campaign with the iowa caucuses. we'll tell you why this state is so important for republican candidates. and it's an idea that could help revitalize a major bay area city moving it forward post pandemic. where the university of california is considering expanding.

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outside toward the skyline of san francisco. salesforce tower glistening. it's chilly for sure as we continue our martin luther king jr. weekend. thank you so much for starting your sunday morning with us. i'm kira klapper. cinthia pimentel has a quick look at our microclimate forecast. it just looks chilly out there, but i guess you always say that cloud cover helps us stay a little warmer. >> but look behind me, we have a spectacular sun rise over dublin. so it depends on where you find yourself this morning. it's a little bit hinders to look up into the skies in san jose. wet roadways down there, it's the last of the showers that brought about the morning drizzle. fog is here in oakland right now, temperatures at 51 degrees, so we are going to keep an eye on visibility. evaporating all that moisture, about six mile there is in oakland, and down to a quarter in santa rosa. so be careful, take it nice and

slow. drying out today and tomorrow. there is an avalanche warning for tahoe, so take note of that if you are traveling up there. and we have the next storm that arrives as soon as tuesday. cinthia, thanks. after months of what feels like years of campaigning and debates, the first contest of the 2024 presidential race kicks off with the iowa caucuses tomorrow. while former president trump has a commanding lead as kristen welker told us, about 30 points, other republican contenders are hoping for an upset, and leaning into a long-term race. nbc's alice barr is in des moines, iowa, with the latest. >> don't you want that again? >> reporter: in the final push before the iowa caucuses, republicans are fighting through brutal winter weather. >> i know it's cold, but we need you out there. wear some layers, and bring your friends. we can do this. come on, iowa.

>> reporter: and the uphill climb of former president trump's commanding lead. after a week filled with court appearances, the front-runner arriving in iowa saturday night, looking to close the deal. >> there's nobody that's done more for iowa than donald trump. >> are you ready to make some history on monday night? >> reporter: florida governor ron desantis has been campaigning across the state. do you foal that it's worthwhile supporting governor detan 'tis when president trump is so far ahead? >> i don't think he is so far ahead. i don't trust the polling. >> reporter: desantis backer congressman chip roy, confident in his iowa focused strategy. what happen it is he doesn't pull off a victory? >> this is a delegate game, it's a long race. we expect to do really well on monday and prove all the pollsters and naysayers wrong. >> reporter: all eyes on monday as iowans take pride in their state's grass roots traditions. >> it forces politicians to act

like real people and be around real people instead of just hiding behind money. >> reporter: and america prepares for the first presidential contest of 2024. a reminder that iowa is only first in the nation for republicans this year. democrats shifted their first nominating contest to south carolina. in des moines, iowa, alice barr, nbc news. >> we saw nikki haley out there in the snow. that winter storm is rolling across the united states. blizzard-like conditions hit the upper midwest and great lakes region. iowa saw up to ten inches of snow and windchills as low as negative 20. parts of wisconsin saw more than a foot of snow with reports of numerous traffic accidents, more than 100,000 people lost power. temperatures there are predicted to stay under ten degrees. back here locally, i guess you can't complain, but the weather is still lingering,

causing problems in parts of the north bay. the wind and rain here knocked down two power poles about 200 yards apart. pg&e crews were called out to fix things and the power is now restored. in occidental, bohemian highway was closed after this tree brought down a power pole and lines. they have no eta when the road would be cleared, but the outage map showed that power was restored. let's take you to the sierra. a live look from highway 50. drivers were forced to slow down due to the low visibility and icy roads. travelers are warned again, going up the sierra this weekend because of the storm. they're warned against going. chains are required only on highway 50. yesterday, i believe it was 50 and 80. stay up to date on the conditions by downloading our

we'll send you weather alerts straight to where you are. back here locally, we are following developing news out of the east bay where two children have been injured in yet another bay area freeway shooting. there was a brief shutdown, and the two children were taken to oakland children's hospital with non-life threatening injuries. we don't know how old they are. chp is still investigating and urging anyone with information to call them. a big turn now to capitol hill where house and senate leaders have cut a deal to keep the government funded until march. that's what three sources familiar with the deal tell nbc news. house speaker mike johnson will talk with house republicans tonight to discuss the spending negotiations. the move is expected to give legislators more time to produce longer term spending bills so we don't have this repeat. some democrats have told nbc

news that if conservative republicans try to remove johnson as speaker, they would be willing to vote to keep him as speaker. new this morning, a volcano erupted in southwest iceland, the fifth to happen on that peninsula since 2021. and it comes after a series of intense small earthquakes opened a crack near the town overnight. the country says seismic activity has remained stable. and while the magma tunnel has stopped, it reached the limits of a nearby town, so residents have been evacuated. iceland's president said no lives are in danger. however, infrastructure there may be under threat. stop bombing yemen! >> in san jose, demonstrators gathered protesting the war in gaza and the recent u.s. actions in yemen. the u.s. struck houthi rebels in yemen on thursday and friday.

the u.s. says it was in retaliation for attacks on commercial ships in red sea. dozens of people you see here gathered at city hall to voice their opposition to the attacks and the war in gaza. the rally was organized by the chapter of the freedom road socialist organization. people also gathered at the port of oakland twice yesterday opposing u.s. aid to israel and its role in the israel-hamas war. protestors targeted the port because in november, the military vessel cape orlando left oakland bound for israel carrying weapons and equipment. now that is ship is on its way back to oakland. thousands flooded the area yesterday this morning, hoping to draw attention to the issue and send a message. they say they were encouraged by the big turnout. >> the beginning of a new movement for people to understand that we can't allow these types of things to happen on our watch. and we have to stand against this u.s. war machine. >> after disrupting operations at the port, protestors returned in the afternoon.

they first rallied at the b.a.r.t. station and marched to the port. many carried flags and signs, calling for a cease-fire in gaza and an end to that u.s. military aid to israel. the demonstrations they say were timed to coincide with shift changes at the port. and in a statement, the port of oakland said protests did impact operations. it added that it continues to work closely with maritime and security partners to maintain safety. now to a university of california campus could be headed for downtown san francisco. the uc system confirms it is considering the request from mayor london breed to bring a campus to the heart of the city. it's part of the effort to revitalize downtown san francisco. in a statement, the office of the president said it cannot discuss details or conversations underway, but it's committed to offering educational and

research opportunities for students and faculty. professor james taylor teaches politics at the university of san francisco. he says securing a uc campus downtown would be a boost for mayor london breed, who is up for re-election in the fall. >> this is big news statewide. it's a win for students and for research, for innovation in downtown san francisco. >> uc already operates the law college in san francisco, formally known as hastings. they also operate ucsf medical school. uc berkeley also has an extension campus downtown. we reached out to the mayor's office and have not heard back. her office did tell the san francisco chronicle on friday that the city and the uc system are in "continuing conversations." however, there are no concrete proposals, and they are

exploring a lot of different options. also in san francisco, the kickoff rally for san francisco's proposition a, otherwise known as the affordable housing measure. it's already on the march ballot. the mayor and other elected officials joined the crowd at portsmouth square in chinatown. it would authorize the city to issue $300 million in bonds for affordable housing. it also could fund supportive housing for seniors and households earning below median income. >> this sounds like something easy, but it won't be. it will be really hard. we need 2/3 vote to get this done, to get it over the threshold, and to continue the excitement and the momentum that we all have for getting more housing built. >> san francisco has a policy of only issuing new bonds as older ones are retired. so that means prop a would not

increase property tax rates for city dwellers above 2006 levels. time is running out for supporters who want to repeal the so-called death tax to make it easier for people to transfer property without a huge tax incross. fixed prop 19 campaign supporters fanned out in six locations yesterday. the goal is to gather support for removing a key part of prop 19, and reinstating prop 58. both have to do with the tax rate of homes past from parents to their children. prop 19 was passed in 2020 in hopes of making it easier for elderly parents to pass on their family property. but it also triggers a reassessment to the current market. so critics say with property taxes so high, many are being forced to sell the family home they inherited. >> when we die and pass on the family home to the children, they will have to pay property tax each year on it, as if they

just bought it on the market. and we feel that is an unbearable burden for our children. >> the fix prop 19 campaign has until january 16th. so that's just tuesday to collect enough signatures to get the issue on the november ballot. 7:40 right now. still to come on "today in the bay," a special classroom for a special lesson. the assignment teaching students about dr. martin luther king's lasting message. and as we remember dr. martin luther king, jr., look at this breathtaking sun rise over the san francisco bay. have you seen anything like this? wow! hope this makes you smile. we'll be right back.

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let's check in on those clearing skies over the golden gate bridge.

it's a beautiful scene compared to what we were waking up with yesterday. 56 degrees and a beautiful sun rise over walnut creek. in san jos san jose, we have th cover. down here in the south bay, everything is just sort fzling out. areas of a few clouds here and there, but filtered sunshine. we'll stay dry for the most part today and even into tomorrow. then tomorrow morning, we'll watch out for those areas of cloud cover and the fog. it will be overall a nice day to celebrate martin luther king, jr. as we look at our temperatures today, a few more 60s on the board compared to yesterday. yesterday was cool and windy and cold. today, 62 in concord and in hayward. down in san martine, upper 50s and 60s. 59 for you in mountain view. as we talk about when our next storm system is arriving, you have today and tomorrow to

prepare. it's going to come about tuesday. we could see spotty showers in the morning. this will be an overnight event tuesday night. notice how that stormline continues to push on south, as we go on to the late tuesday hours on into early wednesday. we could be looking at a soggy start for our early wednesday commute. that should be it. things will calm down and we'll have a couple more days to prepare for next weekend's storm system. keep that in mind for your weekend plans. we see the storm coming on shore friday into saturday. possibly even lasting into sunday, too. so we are going to pick up the wind speeds and pick up the rain totals. right now, the estimate is showing another good storm system for the bay area. notice the colors on the key there. about one to two inches possible for the north bay. those purple hughes, the north bay houn tans coming in at more. and san jose, livermore, we get rain shadow, so we see the estimates go down. as we take a look at our inmand

seven-day forecast, good day today and tomorrow. rains arrive late on tuesday into wednesday. but things should start to clear out for thursday. but we're only going to get ready for next weekend's storm that arrives on friday. possibly lasting into saturday. so pretty active seven-day forecast. >> nice that we get monday and >> nice that we get monday and thursday as [narrator] covered california is a free service from the state that's already helped millions of people like you get and pay for health insurance. with financial health to lower the cost of health coverage, you could get a quality health plan for less than $10 a month. every plan covers preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more. if you have questions, we're here to help every step of the way. covered california.

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welcome back. police are looking for who shot this puppy a few days ago in san jose. this is marley. someone shot the 10-month-old german shepherd. neighbors heard the gunshot, the dog's cries and called police. the bullet had gone through her snout and paw, but she survived. san jose animal care and services is caring for her, but they need $8,000 to afford the

surgery to repair her jaw. anyone who can help can find a link on their facebook page. in san francisco's chinatown today, lunar new year celebrations will begin. the red zodiac wall is switching over to the year of the dragon. organizers of the community art installation invited the public to come out yesterday and write a wish for the new year or a personal note on the back of an envelope. this year's theme is rise. today, all 1200 envelopes will be put up on the wall as part of the community's lunar new year celebrations. an activist in the south bay commemorated the legacy of martin luther king, jr. it was front and center at this event at the mlk library at san jose state. presenters spoke about the civil rights icon and his enduring

messages. there was also live music. this is an african tradition of pouring water on the ground to acknowledge our ancestors, and they tackled topics like what dr. king might think of the indigenous land movement and the war between israel and hamas. >> we the people have the power to push with our votes, our voices, our rallies, and our boycotts. the blood is always on our hands, as dr. king once said, in the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends. >> dr. king would have been 94 tomorrow. elementary school students in washington, d.c. practiced martin luther king's "i have a dream" speech on the steps of

the lincoln memorial, the same spot where he delivered his speech in 1963. here is their story. >> reporter: a real-life lesson in racial healing. >> i'm happy to join with you today in what will go down in history as the greatest demonstration for freedom in the history of our nation. >> reporter: in front of the steps of the lincoln memorial, these fifth graders recite line by line martin luther king, jr.'s "i have a dream speech." an annual tradition for the national park service and d.c.'s watkins elementary school, which has brought students out of the classroom for this lesson for the last 20 years. >> the opportunity for our students to stand on the steps today, to deliver the message around, and justice, equality, and their role that they play. >> reporter: every child preparing months for this moment. >> like really nice for me to be

practicing for those days, and then finally get to let out ut. >> reporter: demy and her friend giving their own speeches. >> i believe if we come together hand in hand, like thousands stood hand in hand 61 years ago, we will accomplish great things. >> reporter: focused on two issues martin luther king, jr. spoke about, team work and gun violence. >> what makes gun violence stand out is that it is the top cause of death for children in washington, d.c. dr. king stood up and spoke out to help black communities progress into what it is now. i would like to continue his legacy by changing my community to come together against gun violence. >> reporter: a day after the holiday is known as the national day of racial healing. today, we spoke with a howard university law professor who spent years studying racial justice, about the state of our nation. >> i don't believe that healing has even entered its most important phase, which is the phase of repair. >> reporter: as far as reaching

martin luther king, jr.'s dream -- >> it's very clear that we have not reached dr. king's dream, and we're going to see that likely in full effect this year, in 2024, this election year. >> reporter: for these children, looking at history with fresh eyes, there is hope for the future. >> that was julianna valencia reporting for us in washington. the national museum of african american history and culture in washington, d.c. is also commemorating mlk day. it's displaying the tight version of dr. king's "i have a dream" speech and it's defining freedom gallery. among them, a congressional medal posthumously awarded to dr. king and careta scott king in 2014. up next, a quick look at the top stories we are following on this sunday morning, including

strong winds bringing down trees and power lines, as the rain fell overnight. cinthia has the wet forecast as we look ahead to theorkweek. w

welcome back. here's a quick look at the top stories we are following on this sunday morning, including developing news in the east bay, where police are looking for the person who shot two children in a car on the freeway. it happened just after 7:00 last

night on 880 in san lorenzo. the two children were taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. the chp is still investigating and urging anything with information to call them. back to the weather. the stormy weather causing lots of problems in the north bay last night. the wind here knocked down two power poles. pg&e yous were able to restore power overnight. and in occidental in sonoma county, bohemian highway is still closed after this fir tree fell bringing down power lines. no eta on when the road could be cleared but power was restored. and cinthia has a lost look at the forecast before we go. it sounds like today will be a day to dry out. >> we have a chance to clear out today. cleanup from the storm. and tomorrow as you enjoy the day off, but there is more rain. it starts late tuesday, continues on to early parts of wednesday.

we do clear out but see another storm next saturday. >> all right, cinthia, thanks. no 5:00 or 6:00 p.m. news tonight. instead, it's football night in america on nbc bay area. th detroit lions will host the los angeles rams for a wild card weekend matchup. we'll have a special edition news cast right after that, and then back again at 11:00 p.m. until then, stay up to date on nbcbayarea.com. thank you so much for making us a part of your sunday morning. we hope you have a great day, and get to reflect and enjoy on your martin luther king jr. holiday tomorrow. we would love to see you right back here next weekend. this election is a choice between results or just rhetoric. californians deserve a senator who is going to

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