him to resign. the next best thing is the 25th amendment. >> right now at 5:00, the push to impeach. some republicans now jumping on board after the capitol siege. bay area lawmakers sharing their thoughts on speaker pelosi's showdown. >> word of a pro trump protest. this one closer to home. what we're learning about a demonstration from twitter in san francisco today. >> and vaccine rollout falling far behind. >> we don't do anything unless it's allegedly perfect. >> a top base in bay area politics calling out california's plan. good morning, everybody. it is monday, january 11th. >> we're all here, and mike is standing by with a look at the weather. hey, mike. >> hey, guys. good morning. welcome to monday. hope you had a great weekend. let's take a look at some fog out there. and it's a little thick across the north bay. the most widespread in the central valley.

liv livermore around 5:00. you can see looking from the east bay hills camera, quiet. but that could be on the increase a little bit this morning. something we'll keep an eye on. 58 to about 61 degrees. average highs today 56 to 58. above average. but not like the records that are coming up in the 7 -day forecast in the king tides. i'll talk about that coming up. >> thank you, mike. nancy pelosi says democrats will be meeting today to begin their push to remove president trump from office after this deadly siege on the u.s. capitol. speaker pelosi is calling for mike pence to invoke the 25th amendment and if republicans block that move, she is promising to proceed with impeachment. we are live from san francisco with what bay area leaders think about this. amy? >> reporter: good morning. bay area democrats that we checked in with say they are ready to move forward with

impeachment. we also checked in with a leader of the republican party here in san francisco who says not so fast. as you mentioned, nancy pelosi said she plans to introduce a resolution accusing the president of willfully enciting violence against the government and demanding he be held accountable for it. a republican party leader says this will further divide the nation, not unite it. democrats we talked to are ready to take the next step. >> he has to be held accountable. this cannot set a precedence. >> it's a bad move. it doesn't help the country, and it just exacerbates the problem as we have a new problem about to be inaugurated. >> former california governor arnold schwarzenegger, a republican, posted a 7-minute long video on twitter calling president trump a failed leader and says he will soon be as irrelevant as an old tweet. that statement from a republican

going viral. very widespread over the weekend. reporting live in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> thank you. happening right now, san francisco police are preparing for a possible protest at twitter head quarters this morning. it comes days after the social media platform suspended president trump's account. so this is video brand new video overnight of the barricades you can see are up right now. this is in front of twitter on market and 9th. employees have been working from home since march and we're monitoring this situation. we'll bring you any new information as it comes in. >> twitter suspending president trump. paroler has been removed from most app stores. more on big tech's crackdown. >> thank you. the president is accusing twitter of banning free speech and said we will not be silenced. facebook, instagram, reddit and twitch are some that have banned

the president. some conservatives say they would move to free speech app, palrer. amazon web services which hosts it has suspended service to the platform. apple and google removed the app from their app stores. the bans are leaving some if first amendment rights are being violated. >> those complaining, many of whom work in congress haven't word the amendment. it doesn't say that facebook or twitter or apple or anybody can make no law. they can do whatever they want. they're private businesses. >> they are calling it an attempt to remove free speech off the internet. the professional golfer's association of america is moving the 2022 pga championship away from the trump national golf club in new jersey. the board voted to end the

agreement with the course after the riot at the capitol. it's now the second time the pga has removed an event from a trump course. new this morning, joe biden has picked ambassador william burns as his director of the cia. he has served in the u.s. foreign service for 33 years and holds the highest rank in the service. biden says he is an exemplary diplomat with experience keeping our country safe and secure. free rapid testing continues today in a hard hit neighborhood. the line in mission district wrapped around the block sunday. these tests are for frontline workers and grocery stores, construction and restaurants to-go and takeout. there's testing and resources for the community that's been disproportionately affected by covid-19. the test positivity rate has been as high as 10% in the mission. >> it is urgent to get testing to the hardest-hit areas.

not just because it's self-serving for our communities but it protects all of san francisco when we ensure that people can be identified and helped to be isolated. >> this rapid testing site will be open through january 29th. the testing will be available every day accept for thursdays and saturdays. and the results are usually ready in two hours or less. >> the largest co-vid testing site in the u.s. is going to close down today so it can be converted into a mass vaccination center. the dodgers stadium will be able to vaccinate up to 12,000 people a day when it's up and running. it will offer testing when it reopens at the end of the week. and today's gma first look, the race to get people vaccinated continues to run into major hurdles across the country. here's abc news reporter. >> reporter: in the gma first look, vaccination frustration. the challenges over receiving a vaccine after multiple attempts

of trying secure an appointment or showing up on a first come first serve basis j she was still turned away at the door. >> they turned us away. they said no, you cannot. we're not doing any. we don't hardly have enough vaccines for the people who have appointments. >> reporter: at other sites in florida, some progress. 500 seniors vax natd at a church in tampa without any hiccups. >> there's nothing to it. as crucial as things are today with this virus, i advise everybody to get this shot. >> reporter: and coming up at 7:00 a.m., coast to coast coverage on the race to vaccinate plus a live look at the long lines in florida. with your gma first look, abc news, miami. former san francisco mayor willie brown is talking about california's slow rollout to the covid-19 vaccine. only about a quarter of the more than 2 million vaccines have been administered. speaking to abc 7 news in a phone interview, brown says he

believes in simplifying the process. he gave his thoughts on why the elected leaders chose this cautious strategy. >> they just don't know any better. we people who have been in the world of politics are literally so whetted to the idea of not making a mistake, we don't do anything unless it's allegedly perfect. the vaccine won't work that way. >> brown says he hasn't gotten the vaccine yet. he hopes his rollout plan which he wrote about in the san francisco chronicle will capture the governor's attention. here's a look at the latest numbers in california. the state has reportedly nearly 50,000 newly diagnosed 468 deaths from sunday. that's a drop from saturday. the bay area's icu availability is at 3%. we have to get to 15% in order

to have the stay at home order taken away. hospitals are seeing an increase in patients with no underlying health conditions. earlier in the pandemic 7% of co-vid deaths occurred among people with no underlying medical conditions. the number has gone up to 14%. all right. let's talk about what's going on outside right now. then we'll look into the future because it is going to be wet for a few handful j select, if you will, of individuals in the north bay. right now 26 in danville. that's a cool spot in the inland bay areas. upper 30s to low 40s under a partly cloudy sky. we have low to mid 40s around most of the bay and into the south bay. milder around san francisco and along the coast. 48. and 37 to 42 with a thicker fog across the north bay. that's around for the better part of the morning commute. it hasn't made it way to san francisco and need the heater this morning if you're going to be working from home or remote

learning. walking the dog, chilly. bundle up this morning and we have flooding possible around the bay and the coast, especially this morning because of king tides at 9:14 at the golden gate bridge. a little bit sooner at our beaches and later in the bays. i want to look at future radar. we're in and out of the cloud cover. the sunshine is darting in and out. for the most part, it's dry today. green around mendocino county. a stray shower in the north bay. tuesday storm passes close enough that we have random showers in the north bay and tuesday night into wednesday morning some of those try to make it to the golden gate. they're random and light. not going to put a storm impact scale on them. in fact, if you look at this, not until about 1:30 tuesday do we see anything measurable. that's near clear lake and into wednesday, it may make it as far south even drizzle wednesday morning as richmond and along the coast. for the most part, this storm system is going to pass us

north. we'll talk about near record highs coming up. let's talk about the commute now. >> so far so good. thank you. good morning, everyone. happy monday. checking in on traffic. a live look in oakland. 880 at the coliseum camera. no major blocking issues or crashes. the headlights are making their way south. and also bringing in now a live look showing the san mateo bridge. traffic begins to pick up as people travel westbound. this is our busiest spot this morning. overall things look good. also this morning bay area transit services are testing ultraviolet light as a way to fight off the coronavirus. smart plans to install uv lights in the air ventilation systems of its entire fleet of train cars by march. the new system will refresh each train car with clean air every five minutes. uv light has been shown to be effective in killing the virus.

smart has also been testing uv lights and new air filters on trains since august. >> thank you. coming up, the warriors on a roll. could covid-19 cause trouble for the nba? warriors coach talking about what he thinks could happen. plus a man hunt for california prison escapees. how they broke out. let's go outside as we start our day and week looking

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zblanchts massive search underway for six inmates who escaped a jail. they accessed a 25 foot high roof and made a break. >> they used braided sheets and were able to come down off the side of the building. >> jail staff didn't note the inmates were gone until a routine head count nearly eight

hours later. all escapees are between 19 and 21 years old. many are faces charges of murder and attempted mur. they're considered armed and dangerous. if you see them, you're urged to call 9-1-1. extremely rough surf around the bay area has led several search operations along the coast. some are still active right now. a person is missing. another in the hospital in pescadero after they were swept under waves searching for muscles. there's video of the system there. a witness was able to pull one of them out of the water. but it is believed that the other person was swept out to sea. in marin county, the search for a han jose man pulled into the ocean will start again this morning. the national park service says the man in his 30s got caught in high surf off the point. a dozen children thankfully are safe this morning after rough water toppled the boats they were on off the coast of santa

cruz. four to five small sailboats overturned outside the harbor. one witness says the waves tumbled over them, quote, like dominos. the fire department had extra staff on hand yesterday because of the small craft advisory in effect warning about the dangerous surf. thankfully all 12 children were rescued without any injuries. >> we could see fresh local crab return to the market as soon as this week. crab pots are stacked on boats waiting to head out for the first catch of the season. it usually starts in november, but crab fishermen and wholesale buyers had trouble agreeing on a price. the crabbers are expected to bring in their first catch early wednesday. that means you could have it fresh by wednesday night. >> a lot of people looking forward to that. one of california's most famous bird couples is at it again and the world is watchin. and so are we. let's check in and spy on them and see what they're doing right now. it looks like somebody is taking a map.

this is the live camera that is set up near big bear and the nest belongs to the bald eagle that goes by jackie. it's good to see her resting. she laid an egg over the weekend. she's guarding her turf and keeping it warm. the father named shadow has been checking in periodically while he forages for food. they last one egg to ravens last week. bald eagles usually incubate their eggs for about 35 days. let's look at shadow for longer. couldn't we just look at this far little while longer? >> this is rude we don't give them privacy. >> is it? do they look bothered? >> do they know? >> she looks bothered. he looks like he's fine. she has her whole body turned to the camera. >> she was just sleeping good. that's all. you know how it is. >> she found out she's been spied on. >> she's like go get me something. >> i'm so happy for them.

that's good. i can't wait. >> she's like go clean the nest or something. i'm going to sleep. >> whatever works for them. >> it's your turn. >> yeah. yeah. all right. i want to go back to what you guys were talking about, the king tides and flooding. we have issues with that. a coastal flood advisory until 3:00 this afternoon. and that is also part of the san francisco bay and it's due to the king tide which is supposed to peak at 9:14 at the golden gate bridge. after that it takes its time to get to the bay. flooding within a couple hours of that is possible all the way up to 3:00 by the national weather service. and we have king tides tuesday, wednesday and thursday is our last day. here's a look at walnut creek. south, a little bit of haze and fog. visibility about 5 miles in the san ro moan valley. no storm impact scale today. seasonal more clouds and fog

tonight and the weekend above average highs maybe not quite near the records of thursday and friday. san jose, it's clear and 42. 55 to 56 at noon. 55 to 59 at 4:00. back into the upper 40s to low 50s, your planner for 7:00. tonight you can see all that cloud cover out there. more cloud cover and fog. and temperatures around 38 to about 47 degrees. impressive looking atmospheric river that is dips just far enough south for a few sprinkles, even showers across the north bay tuesday and into wednesday morning. that's where they stay. you can see the temperatures jumping to near 70 by thursday, friday and saturday. the warmest days this week. i hope you enjoy a touch of spring in the forecast. >> i'm looking forward to that. thank you. right now the nba has no plans to pause the season. this comes after co-vid infected players and contact tracing quarantines have thinned the roster of available players. last night's game between the

heat and the celtics had to be postponed because miami doesn't have the minimum eight players required due to tracing. warriors head coach says if it's too much, he believes the league will shut down again. >> i'm confident that if we get to a point where we feel like this is dangering people's health and people's lives, that we'll stop. we're trying to listen to the league, listen to our own people in our own organization, to our city officials, and just do everything according to what's being laid out for us. >> and there have been 63 confirmed cases out of about 550 players. here's a question for the kids out there. are you all ready for football? and we're asking because the nfl aired the matchup between the chicago bears and the new orleans saints on nickelodeon with sponge bob square pants. this is the league's attempt to attract younger fans. the kid focussed version had

celebrity kid commentators, slime infused touchdowns and the new orleans saints coach celebrated his team's win by ssing look at sponge bob. i wonder if -- what the kids think about this. will it work? >> i thought kids already liked sports. don't they? >> i don't know. >> i mean, i'm not speaking from experience. i have no idea. >> i don't know. >> i like slime, though. i was obsessed with slime as a kid. i wanted the green slime shampoo. i wanted to be on nickelodeon on all the shows. never got on one. >> it's not too late, friend. >> you're right. >> if they can have football for kids, they can have shrine for -- >> grown men. >> coming up next, seven things to know this morning. >> plus could the future of our health high within one of the square qr codes? how one company

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it is 5:23. here are the seven things to know this morning. number one, the race to remove president trump from the white house ramping up after the

deadly capitol siege. nancy pelosi says the vice president if he doesn't strip trump of his power using the 25th amendment, the house will move to impeach the president. san francisco police preparing for a possible protest at twitter head quarters days after the social media platform suspended the president's accounted. barricades up in front of twitter on market street. president-elect joe biden will receive the second dose of the covid-19 vaccine today and this week he will unveil his vaccination plan to administer at least 100 million shots in the first 100 days in office. free rapid testing for frontline workers continues in san francisco's mission district today. ucsf and the latino task force partnered. it's open through january 29th. storm track stays well to the north for most of us. number five, a chance of wet weather in the north bay tuesday

into wednesday. the rest of us have fog and a little bit of drizzle. and number six on the traffic front, a couple hazards and at least one minor crash right now. but nothing is blocking. we're going to take a live look right now showing you the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll keep an eye out for metering lights today. and number seven, ken jennings is returning to jeopardy tonight, but this time as the first guest host after alex trebek's death. hear from the most winning con tes talent ever in the next half hour. and experiments from cargo returns today. in about an hour the cargo drag drag dragon. the first black crew member on the iss will be on board the spacecraft when it returns. it's expected to splash down off the coast of florida in about 12

hours. a tech company says it's come up a way to quickly verify whether people received their covid-19 vaccinations. e-connect using the screening technology liker the mommers but it checks and verifies if your vaccines are up to date. the company envisions people using a qr code as a form of vaccine identification and it can be used on people as they enter sporting events, or large venues. >> we know the dod is going to issue a card to every person that receives the vaccine. there's also going to be a digital record from the state. and that should be accessible for computer software companies to be able to pull that information. >> they say the technology can ensure the well being of staff and customers in assisted living facilities, churches, and beyond. we are coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including a covid-19 outbreak that is shutting down a major supermarket in the south bay. plus the governor going

viral for his candid comments. arnold schwarzenegger's thoughts on the people who caused chaos on the capitol. and information on the man mustn't in search of violent rioters. what detectives are finding as a link between the

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our east bay hills camera. foggy morning and the return of rain showers lingering later. i'm tracking your busy monday forecast ahead. good morning, everybody. happy monday. it is january 11th. >> yeah. we're going to check in now again with mike to see what the weather looks like. mike, i'm personally looking forward to the warmer temperatures later this week. >> yeah. it will be kind of nice to be outside when it's near 70 in many neighborhood and hopefully everybody will get a chance. it will happen over a two or three-day period. maybe if you have to work because the sunsets at about 5:11, maybe we can work a day in or take off time during the middle of the workday. let's talk about what's going on. fog out there first. it's in the north bay and east bay. a dense fog advisory until 11:00 this morning. you can see a lot of cloud cover out there from the san jose 28 0 at 17 camera. it's 42 degrees across the south bay. we'll hang out in the 55 to 56 degree range with a lot of cloud cover and a little bit of sunshine today.

55 to 59 at 4:00. 48 to 52 at 7:00. we'll talk about the showers across the north bay coming up next. this morning house democrats say they are prepared to bring an article of impeachment to the house floor. the calls for president trump to be stripped of his presidency are growing. abc news roeporter live in washington tracking the attempts to remove trump from office. nine days left in the presidency. >> nancy pelosi says that vice president mebs has 24 hours to act on the 25th amendment or she and her colleagues are charging on with impeachment for the second time in trump's tenure. no president in u.s. history has faced impeachment twice. this morning house democrats vow to move forward with impeachment legislation even with just days left in donald trump's presidency. nancy pelosi telling cbs's 60 minutes if trump's cabinet and vice president mike pence do not invoke the 25th amendment, then impeachment it is.

>> i vote the 25th amendment because it gets rid of him. he's out of office. but there is strong support in the congress for impeaching the president a second time. >> reporter: democrats feel they have no choice but to fast track a second impeachment during trump's final days in office demanding he will held accountable for last week's capitol siege. speaker ploy speaker pelosi readying her party charging the president with incitement. so far not a single republican has signed on. the latest poll finds a majority of americans want trump removed from office but only 13% of republicans support removal. >> i think the best thing for the country to heal would be for him to resign. the next best thing is the 25th amendment. >> the violent rampage that consumed capitol hill last wednesday came moments after trump urged his supporters to be strong at this rally. >> we're going to the capitol, and if you find fight like hell,

you're not going to have a country anymore. >> roughly 60 criminal cases the department of justice says at least 20 are facing federal charges. adam johnson from florida seen carrying speaker pelosi's lek tu tern. >> the democratic caucus is having a conference call later this afternoon to discuss how to move forward. the house could vote on an impeachment bill as early as this week. reporting in washington d.c. for abc 7, eyewitness news. >> andrew, thank you. more on that, this morning a nationwide man hunt for the rioters involved in the siege at the capitol. investigators are looking at people carrying plastic restraints. a senior official says many former military members were among the rioters.

police departments are investigating if their own members took part. happening right now, san francisco police are in place. preparing for a possible protest at twitter head quarters this morning. this follows a social media platform suspending president trump's account. amy has more on this. >> reporter: good morning. san francisco police say they are prepared for a possible protest. barricades are set up at twitter head quarters and there is a small police presence there right now on market street. the police department says it has sufficient resources to respond to a protest. they are aware that it is being planned. word is people plan to demonstrate at 8:00 this morning to protest twitter shutting down the president's account. twitter said some of his tweets violated the company's glorification of violence policy. the building is empty. twitter employees have been

working from home since march because of the pandemic. twitter officials say the highest priority is worker safety. reporting live in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> thank you, amy. a crackdown of the right wing social media site parler is offline this morning. amazon suspended them and pulled the plug at midnight. the social media network recently became an alternative hub for conservative users but faced criticism for harboring disinformation. apple and google have removed parler from their app stores. flags at half staff honoring brian sicknick. officers lined up to pay their respects who died after suffering head trauma on the capitol siege on capitol hill. good morning america is speaking with pelosi's former adviser.

she was also a friend of the officer. >> he was always kind to everyone no matter who they are and who they worked for. >> the u.s. attorney's office has opened a federal murder investigation into his death. gma will have more on the effort to bring the rioters to jus sis at 7:00 right after abc 7 mornings. arnold schwarzenegger spoke out about the chaos at the capitol. now there's criticism from historians over the comparison he made to nazi germany. >> it was a night of rampage against the jews carried out in 1938 that the the nazi equivalent of the proud boys. wednesday was the day of broken class here in the united states. >> the 7 1/2 minute video has been viewed more than 40 million times. it was one of the top searcs yesterday. historians say the comparison goes too far. >> these rioters are focussed by one part of the government on another part of the government.

it was an attack by agents of the executive branch on the legislative branch. and that is not -- there's no comparison between that and what he says. >> the governor did have some moving moments talking about his life in austria and being around a father who was abusive. if you want to see that full message, we've posted it right here on our website. you can find on the front page of abc 7 news. happening today, joe biden will receive his second shot of the covid-19 vaccine. it comes as the race to get people vaccinated runs into some major hurdles. we have more on why millions of doses are sitting unused. >> reporter: thank you. the cdc says here of the 22 million doses that have been distributed so far, fewer than 7 million have been administered. doctors say a lot of the counties nationwide are spending so much time worrying about

tearing it. biden is hoping to accelerate the process when he's sworn in. he says he will release nearly all vaccine doses instead of saving second shots. >> we're in the middle of a horrible surge. the variant is probably in every state or most states in the country. we have to get people vaccinated quickly. new york city opened five so-called megasites. on day one turnout was lower than expected. this also comes as co-vid cases soar nationwide. one in 15 americans has now tested positive. >> that is an amazing statistic. okay. thank you. new developments in a story reported to you all weekend on abc 7 news. zuckerberg sf general is in the red level of the surge plan. this means the hospital opened another ward dedicated to co-vid patients. it also means more limitations on surgeries. in the south bay walmart is

temporarily closing the san jose super center for deep cleaning. this is before it shut down yesterday around 2:00 in the afternoon. we are checking with the health department to find out if this this was in response to a covid-19 outbreak. walmart wouldn't make any comment, but privacy reasons. saying this is part of a company-initiated program to allow cleaning crews to thoroughly sanitize a store. it will be back open tomorrow morning at 7:00. coming up, a new twist in that terrible nighttime attack. the san francisco woman who had her puppy violently ripped away at gunpoint now explaining to abc 7 why she thinks she may have been targeted. her story ahead. plus vogue cover controversy. vp elect kamala harris graces the newest cover for the first time. but it's not what she or her team was expecting. first, a check in the weather with mike nicco.

>> all right. thank you. good morning. it's about 5:40 on this monday. temperatures around 38 to about 44 degrees across a partly cloudy south bay. you can see we're in the mid to upper 30s to low 40s in the east bay and also the north bay valleys and low to mid 40s around the bay. get into san francisco, about 48 for one of the milder spots. here's a look where it's 47. we have king tide flooding possible in the usual areas. the king tide swell, i'm not sure there's much in effect on the ferry rides, but you know notice the docks are lower in the water than normal. season seasonal weather. cool this morning, kind of nice this afternoon. i put in a storm impact scale for the north bay. that's it. for tuesday into wednesday morning, because you have a chance of measurable light showers while the rest of us have a little bit of drizzle for the wednesday morning commute. here's a look at future radar. we'll start at 9:00 this morning. a little bit of sunshine mid to

late afternoon. clouds dominate. you can see green in mendocino lake counties toward the overnight. light showers green tuesday afternoon into the evening hours across the north bay. and it tries to slide south, but it never makes it out of the north baby wednesday. in fact, rainfall totals once you get outside of santa rosa are rest much nonexistent. maybe 100th of an inch. north of that heavy rain and mend siocino county. several weeks of dry weather. i'll show you the record high temperatures coming up in the 7 -day. hi, mike, thank you. good morning, we're going to start off with a live look in emeryville showing you 80. the headlights are making their way westbound toward the maze. it's picking up. today we'll finally see the

metering lights come on. we haven't seen them in quite some time. sou to the south bay, so 101, photographic traffic is moving there. i want to bring a crash in san pablo on westbound 84 san pablo dam road. no injuries. i'll keep you update

small businesses can apply for loans to help them survive the pandemic. the paycheck protection program is relaunching with first-time borrows able to apply today. applications for second-time borrows open wednesday. the u.s. small business administration says it's planning to prioritize loans for women-led businesses and those run by black, latino, and asian owners as well as other minorities.

new developments this morning, the woman whose puppy was stolen during a violent armed attack in frisk last week says the assault was likely planned by a group of highly sophisticated criminals. now last tuesday sara was walking her dog on high street. her dogs. this was on hide street and broadway. three men attacked her at gunpoint. they drove off with her french bulldog. she says they were waiting for her to believe her apartment. the dog still hasn't been found. >> it's a winter tradition for birders in northern california. hundreds of volunteers participated in the mid winter bald eagle count at lake tahoe. there was a low point in population 50 years ago because of ddt. in the late 70s the bird was nowhere to be found in the tahoe

mountains. there's year they found 24. this year they had a big response. they had to cap the volunteers at 250. >> i would be out there trying to count eagles in this pandemic. that's something we can do. >> that's true. >> uh-huh. >> that's nice, but it's because they're bored. >> pretty much. >> there's literally no other options. >> and eagles are beautiful. >> eagles are beautiful. >> thew weather looks nice. >> they already finished bridgerton, and they're like what else do we have? oh, count eagles. >> obviously not football fans because there was a ton of football this weekend. i have a couple pair of binoculars. i could lend them to someone. we have partly sunny and nearly seasonal temperatures today. look for more fog and widespread

cloudiness tonight and above average highs and not as warm this weekend as we make a run at some record high temperatures, especially thursday into friday. all right. for today you can see temperatures are a little bit average about 56 to 58. we're 58 to 61. coastal flood advisory until 3:00 this afternoon. beach erosion, even some shores. parts of san francisco bay under the technically coastal flood advisory. the king tide, it's going to hit the golden gate bridge at 9:14 and be just as high tomorrow. i would think logic dictates it will have another coastal flood advisory for tomorrow. wednesday starts to drop a little bit. thursday 6 .5 is the range where we start to talk about king tide. that's the last day we'll be below that bay friday. here's a look at tonight. look that the cloud cover. more fog out there, and temperatures from the upper 30s in fairfield. low to mid 40s for the rest of

us. atmospheric river brings us a slight chance of some showers across the north bay. i had to put a storm impact scale in. some of it will be measurable, especially from santa rosa north. it's going to hold our temperatures down for one more day and you can see as we head into wednesday, we start to warm up after morning drizzle and fog. thursday and friday the fog won't be nearly as dampening on the warming trend. and even saturday could be pretty warm and sunday we're in the low to upper 60s. 10 degrees warmer than average. if your yard is looking stressed, you may have to water it. >> thank you, mike. president-elect joe biden will be sworn in as the next president of the united states next week. and new this morning, his rescue dog, major, will also be honored with his own indogtrination. a $10 minimum donation is

required for people who want to join the zoom event and all the proceeds go to the delaware humane society. >> some people are not very happy about vogue's february cover featuring the vice president elect. this image shows harris in converse sneakers, a staple from the campaign trail, and she's in front of pink and green drapes which is a nod to her sorority. but many are saying the cover is not flattering. and it's reportedly not the image that her team agreed on with vogue's editor and chief anna winter. so this is the cover they thought they were getting. harris appears in a powder blue suit and this one is going to be vogue's digital cover. however, the other version has already gone to print and will be the one sent to subscribers and the one sold on newsstands. new this morning, a blast from the past to help you shake off the weekend. ♪ ♪ push it

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>> jeopardy's most winning contestant ever, ken jennings has a tough act to follow. alex trebek host for years. >> i know exactly how the audience feels when they see anybody else behind this, but there are tens of millions of people who love this show. we love this show. alex loved the show. i'm just happy to fill in and help out. >> that seems like the right way to start it. jennings will be followed by a parade of other hosts until a permanent replacement is selected. you can watch how it plays out starting tonight and every weeknight at 7:00 on abc 7. a winter storm brought the heaviest snowfall in across central spain. forecasters warned of dangerous conditions, but at least one madrid resident decided to go out and have a little bit of fun. put on this t-rex cot tomb and

went out to play in the streets. so this dinosaur even attempted to make snow angels. >> okay. >> you know what was crazy? my friends in austin were sending me pictures because they got inches of snow. >> right. >> and austin, texas, should not have inches of show. >> no. austin, baylor, sheave port, louisiana. the snow got as far south as within 50 miles of the gulf coast. that's how cold it was there. yeah. so it's hard to tell -- well, that's why we call it climate change now instead of global warming. every once in a while we have one of those weird things happen but that is the exception. let's talk about warm weather. here's a look at thursday where we start to push some 70 degree temperatures, upper 60s to near 70 inland when the average highs are 56 to 58. we'll be in the mid to upper 60s for friday, and then it looks like saturday right now may be our warmest cay.

so get outside saturday and enjoy it. look at the 70s in the mid to upper 60s out there. unfortunately, this week is going to be dry outside of the chance of wet weather in the north bay tomorrow. and this is next week. and you can see there's no real rain in the forecast for the entire state. so that includes the snow pack which we desperately need to be healthy, and us, we have a 50% chance of below average precipitation after not having any in the 7-day forecast this week. >> all right. thank you, mike. new at 6:00, a north bay city pushes to reopen outdoor dining. the letter it is sending to the governor. also a rapid testing site for frontline workers in san francisco. the location that's open for the next few weeks. plus local lawmakers share their thoughts on the effort

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bald eagle's nest. the rollout in california and across the country when it comes to the covid-19 vaccine falling behind and this is what i wanted to show you. a live look at a bald eagles nest in big bear. the mama protecting her new egg when it is expected to hatch. >> it's earlier. >> reggie, kumasi, jobina, nice to see you both. hope you had a great weekend. all of you, i should say. here's a look at the dense fog advisories for the central valley into solano county, visibility less than a quarter of a mile through 11:00. with a light offshore breeze it's pushing the fog across the san pablo bay into the north bay valleys and als