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 also into the delta

or the northern parts stra county. we'll keep an eye on that. it's going to have a harder time getting into the bay. let's talk temperatures heading out, we're in the upper 30s to mid 40s through 7:00. 54 to 56 at noon. 55 to 58 at 4:00 under a partly sunny sky. and 48 to 52 at 7:00. a chance of rain in the accuweather seven-day forecast. house democrats will take steps to remove president trump. house speaker nancy pelosi sent a letter to the vice president who now has 24 hours to act on the 25th amendment to immediately remove the president. if that doesn't happen, the house will move to impeach him. jobina is at the live desk with the details on these efforts. jobina? >> thank you. the democratic caucus is holding a private call this afternoon to discuss how to move forward. democrats feel they have no choice, demanding president trump be held accountable for

last week's capitol siege. the house could vote on an impeachment bill as early as this week. a conviction in the senate is highly unlikely but if successful it could mean president trump could never run for public office again. >> the best thing for the country to heal would be to resign and the next best thing is the 25th amendment. >> reporter: at least 200 lawmakers support the resolution for impeachment but not a single republican has publicly signed on. the latest abc news shows the majority of americans feel the president should be removed from office. kumasi? >> thank you, jobina. bay area leaders are weighing in on the plan to remove president trump from office. reporter amy hollyfield live in san francisco with their reaction. amy? >> hi. democrat leaders here in the bay area that we talked to say they are ready to take the next step and we checked in with a leader

of the republican party here in the city who says not so fast. now house speaker nancy pelosi has said she plans to introduce a resolution accusing the president of willfully inciting violence against the government and demanding that he be held accountable for it. a republican party leader says any action like this will just further divide the nation, not unite it. >> sadly, the person running the executive branch is a deranged, unhinged, dangerous president of the united states. but he has done something so serious that there should be prosecution against him. >> it's evident that the speaker has a personal disdain for the president and letting that get the better of her. it's a bad move, doesn't help the country and it just exacerbates the problem as we have a new president about to be inaugurated. >> reporter: former california

governor arnold schwarzenegger, a republican, posted a seven-minute long video on twitter over the weekend calling president trump a failed leader and says trump will soon be as irrelevant as an old tweet. so that republican speaking out against the president and that video going viral. very widespread over the weekend. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. happening right now, san francisco police preparing for a possible protest at twitter headquarters in mid market this morning. it comes days after the social media platform suspended the president's account. this is brand new video from overnight of the barricades in front of twitter on market and ninth. now, they're going to be protesting if they show up in front of a basically empty building because workers have is been home since march. we are monitoring the situation this morning. we will bring you more information as we get it. the professional golfers 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 trump bedminster after the riot at the capitol. it's the second time the pga has removed an event from a trump course. to the pandemic, free rapid testing continues today in one of our hardest hit neighborhoods. the line in san francisco's mission district wrapped around the block on sunday. now these tests are for frontline workers and grocery stores and construction ant restaurants. uscf and the latino task force partnerd up to offer resources for this community affected by covid-19. the test positivity rate has been as high as 10% in the mission. >> it is urgent to get testings to the hardest hit areas, not just because it's self-serving for our communities, but because it protects all of san francisco when we ensure people can be identified and help to be isolated. >> this testing site will be open through january 29th, open

every day except thursday and saturday and the results are usually ready in two hours or less. the latest numbers in california the state has reported nearly 50,0 n,00 n,00 0 diagnosed cases. a huge number but a drop from saturday when the state set a single day record. the bay area's icu availability at 3% which is why the stay-at-home order has been extended indefinitely. the threshold we need to go to is 15% to get out of that. the chronicle reports hospitals are seeing an increase in patients with no underlying health conditions. earlier in the pandemic, 7% of covid deaths occurred in people without underlying conditions, that's now gone up to 14%. new at 6:00, the city of mill valley asking goirn newsom permission to reopen outdoor dining. they've asked officials to

except outdoor dining. they emphasize employees are struggling to survive and ask the state to provide evidence that there is a risk associated with outdoor dining. still head, jailbreak in the central valley, the search under way this morning for six dangerous inmates. how investigators say they used their bed sheets to escape. sanitizing public transportation, the new tool smart trains are using during the pandemic. and a very neighborhood specific or micro climate specific storm impact scale. scattered showers across the north bay and the rest of us could have drizzle wednesday morning. after that near record - ( phone ringing )es offers - big button,alized phones... and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now

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peninsula, temperatures in the 40s, city at 38 and san bruno at 50. most of us in the 40s except for the east bay valleys and 35 in napa. a look at future radar for today, a little bit of sunshine you can see late in the afternoon hours before showers develop this evening in mendocino county, but tomorrow as we head through the morning into the afternoon hours, we've got a chance of some scattered showers across the north bay through wednesday morning. the measurable rain will be mainly from santa rosa northward. jobina, how is traffic this morning? >> hi, mike. traffic is definitely much busier today, but we have not seen a lot of crashes which is great news. a live look showing you the bay bridge toll plaza keeping an eye out for metering lights but it is very light here, but as we bring in our emeryville camera, traffic is full as people make their way westbound which is where you are seeing all of those headlights moving towards the maze.

i want to bring in our graphic because we have a mass transit update. bart is recovering from an equipment problem from today so expect a ten minute delay. this is going to be impacting trains traveling through the tube and the sfo millbrae daily city and east bay directions. they are testing ultravite light as a way to fight off the coronavirus. rail transit or smart plans to install uv lights in the air ventilation systems of its 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. bart has also been testing uv lights and new air filters on trains since august. reggie? >> thank you. happening now, a massive search under way for six inmates who escaped the mersed county jail. authorities say they accessed a 20 foot high roof and made a breakthrough for it. >> they made that make shift

rope out of braided sheets and were able to come down off the side of the building. >> jail staff didn't notice they were gone until routine head count nearly eight hours later sunday morning. all escapees are men between the ages of 19 and 21 and here's the thing, many of them are facing several charges that include murder and attempted murder and considered armed and dangerous. if you see them call 911. it is a long journey home. the history-making crew member on board the spacex cargo dragon returning from outer space today. after several delays crab

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charges. they claim per roney pinned grant down with a knee to his neck and his actions led to grant's death. they plan to gather outside the courthouse this afternoon. developing news right now, extremely rough surf around the bay area has led to several search operations along the coastp and some are still active this morning. in pescadero, one person is missing and another in the hospital after the two were swept under the waves searching for mussels on the rocks. cell phone cal fire showed video assisting them at the beach. it's believed the other was swept out to sea. in marin county the search for a san jose man pulled out into the ocean will start back up this morning. the national park service says that the man in his 30s got caught in high surf off point bonita in the marine headlands. kids are safe after rough water toppled the boats they were in off the coast of santa cruz. first responders say four to

five small sail boats overturned outside the harbor and one witness says the waves tumbled them over like dominos. the fire department had extra staff on hand yesterday because of the small craft advisory in effect warning about dangerous surf and all 12 children were rescued without injuries. we could see fresh local done begun nous 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. usually starts in november but fishermen and wholesale buyers had trouble agreeing on a price. the boats are expected to drop their traps this morning and bring in the first catch early wednesday which means you could have fresh crab on the table wednesday night. one of california's famous bird couples is at it again and the world is watching. let's check in with them right now. this is the live camera that is set up near big bear and she was sleeping there, but we can see the egg. isn't that enough? she was sleeping there most of the morning covering the egg, but i think she left.

hopefully she'll be back soon. the she we're talking about is jackie, a bald eagle. she laid this egg over the weekend so now she's been fiercely guarding her turf and keeping it warm. except for right now. well, let's check in with dad. this is the father named shadow and he's been checking in every so often while he forages for food. last week the pair sadly lost one of their eggs to ravens. bald eagles usually incubate their eggs for about 35 days. who is watching the egg right now besides us? >> that's what i'm worried about. the ravens. >> the ravens. >> i can't take that. i hope that does not happen on camera. >> i don't need to watch the circle of life this morning. it's too early for that, mike. >> right. exactly. we want this to be a happy time, not necessarily a study in nature. let's take a look at what's going on, speaking of study in nature, a lot going on but it

doesn't affect all of us. bits and pieces. here we go, partly sunny, that affects all of us today. temperatures a little bit above average. rain in the north bay tomorrow. king tides and some flooding possible along the coast and some of the bay shoreline in san francisco and san pablo. highs 5 to 15 degrees above average thursday through saturday that will put some of us near record territory. we'll get close. for today, about 58 to 61 degrees under a partly sunny sky. even that's a little bit warmer than the 56 to 58 degree average highs. and here we're looking from the east bay hills where it's about 45 and a little breezy in the hills also. but some of those breezes is drawing some of the fog from the central valley. heater needed at home working or studying. our house got down to 64 before the heater kicked on. dog walking chilly this morning. exercise caution there. 38 in santa rosa to about 46 in

san francisco tonight. atmospheric risker that will just barely tough the north bay so i put a one on the storm impasse scale, but it's for the north bay tomorrow. the rest of us we could wake u to drizzle. that's as close as the sphere atmospheric gets to us. thursday, friday, saturday and sunday. little touch of spring in the back half of the forecast. kumasi, reggie? >> i can't wait for that. thanks mike. we will check in with ginger sze, what's happening on "gma" this morning. hi, ginger zm. >> reggie, i would take a touch of spring any day here in the basement. it is cold over here. but coming up on "gma," we are going to talk about yes, the snow as far south as san antonio and austin, texas, but also president trump and some new attacks after the siege on the capitol. democrats are making plans to move forward with an unprecedented second impeachment. also this morning there's a nationwide manhunt for the rest

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especially inland. now here's the unfortunate side effect. we all want some nice weather to be outside, but there's really no rain in the forecast other than the north bay tomorrow and this is next week and the entire state is dry. that means nothing new to the snowpack and then we have a 50% chance of not seeing rain next week, just like we're not seeing rain this week. not what you expect in january. kumasi? >> thank you, mike. former san francisco mayor willy brown is talking about california's slow rollout of the covid-19 vaccine. only about a quarter of the more than 2 million vaccines have been administered. speaking with abc 7 news in a phone interview brown believes in simplifying the process. he gave us his thoughts on why the state's elected leaders chose this cautious rollout strategy. >> they just don't know any better. we people who have been in the world of politics are literally so wedded 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 and he hopes his rollout plan which he wrote about in the "san francisco chronicle" will capture governor newsom's attention. the nba has no plans to pause their season but after contact tracing and quarantines have thinned rosters. last night's game between the heat and celtics was postponed because miami doesn't have the minimum eight players required due to contact tracing. steve kerr says if it gets to be 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, then 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. >> there have been 63 confirmed cases out of about 550 players. more than 5,000 pounds of scientific experiments and cargo about to return from outer space. right now you're watching the nasa live stream as they prepare to undock the spacex cargo dragon from the international space station in about a half hour. astronaut victor glover who was the first black crew member on the iss is on board that spacecraft. it's expected to splash down off the coast of florida if about 12 hours. the spacecraft first launched in the iss -- to the iss in december. isn't this cute? the tsa's 2021 calendar is out and it features some of the hardworking dogs that helped protect u.s. airports. the calendar is free and it includes fun facts and photos about the four legged agents including their favorite treat,

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for a safe and secure future, this is abc 7 news. now at 6:30, president-elect joe biden anouns his pick for cia director. also the latest effort to remove president trump. and new this morning, the first lady addresses what happened at the capitol for the first time since wednesday's deadly riots. her message to americans. and the fallout from the capitol siege far from over. barriers have been set up outside of twitter headquarters where protests are expected this morning. good morning. monday, january 11th. before we get to those stories we want to check in with mike for a look at you are forecast. good morning, mike. >> good morning kumasi, reggie, hope you had a great weekend. let's talk about fog it's an issue or could be in solano county under a dense fog advisory. visibility down to a quarter mile or less during this timeframe. the map will show places all under that advisory.

some of that is trying to slip into the bay. it's missing most of our reporting stations because it's been down to a mile or less in some areas. watch out for varying conditions. you can see getting in a little more hazy around san francisco right now. some of that fog backs that way. so 37 to 45 at 7:00. 54 to 56, partly sunny at noon, 55 to 58 at 4:00. close to average. upper 40s to low 50s at 7:00. chance of rain in the north bay coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. reggie? >> this will be a week of action is and today we will seek a unanimous consent request to bring up a resolution by congressman ras kin to demand that the vice president invoke the 25th amendment. house democrats preparing to bring an article of impeachment to the house floor. the calls for president trump to be stripped of the presidency are growing after last week's siege at the capitol. abc news reporter andrew dymburt is live tracking these efforts

to get trump out of office although time is short. andrew? >> reggie, the countdown is on. house speaker nancy pelosi says that vice president mike pence has 24 hours to invoke the 25th amendment or she and her colleagues are pressing forward with impeachment for the second time in trump's tenure and no president in u.s. history has faced impeachment [ no audio ] this morning house democrats vow to move forward with impeachment legislation even with just days left in donald trump's presidency. house speaker nancy pelosi telling cbs's "60 minutes" if trump's cabinet and vice president mike pence do not invoke the 25th amendment a vehicle to remove the president from office then impeachment it is. >> i like 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 fasttrack a second impeachment during trump's final days in office, demanding he be held accountable for last week's capitol siege. speaker pelosi readying her party with a single article charging trump with incitement of resurrection. the latest abc news 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. >> reporter: 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 don't fight like hell you're not going to have a country anymore. >> reporter: a deadly riot ensued as congress confirmed joe biden's alexelection victory.

the department of justice says 20 are facing federal charges. adam johnson from florida seen in this viral photograph carrying speaker pelosi's lectern and richard barnett the man who posed for pictures on the house speaker's desk be. later this afternoons the democratic caucus is meeting on how to move forward with impeachment and by the way the house could vote on an impeachment bill as early as this week. reporting in washington, d.c., andrew dymburt, for abc 7 news. >> thank you. and more on that nationwide manhunt for the rioters involved in the siege of the capitol. investigators are looking at some of them who were carrying plastic restraints and questioning if they intended to take hostages. a senior official tells abc 7 news many former military members were among these rioters and police departments across the country are also investigating if their own members took part. new at 6:00, we are hearing from first lady melania trump for the first time since last week's riots at the capitol. in a letter posted on the white

house website this morning, the first lady said she's, quote, disappointed and disheartened with what happened. she's calling for healing and grace. she made no comment about her husband's role in encouraging supporters to go to the capitol. here's a full look at the statement. the first lady says our nation must heal in a civil manner, make no mistake about it i absolutely condemn the violence that has occurred on our nation's capitol. violence is never acceptable. happening right now, san francisco police are in place preparing for a possible protest at twitter headquarters this morning. this is after the social media platform suspend president trump's account. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield live in san francisco with more on this. amy? >> hi, good morning, kumasi. san francisco police say they are prepared to handle a protest today in san francisco. take a look at this video from this morning showing that barricades are in place at twitter's headquarters on market street in the city. the police department says it has sufficient resources to

respond to a protest. 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 twitter building where they plan to protest is mostly empty. twitter employees have been working from home since march because of the pandemic. but the protest is scheduled to take place there this morning with twitter officials saying they support the right to protest but that the company's highest priority is worker safety. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you amy. new developments in the crackdown of the right wing social media site parlor. it's off line. amazon suspended them from the web hosting service pulling the plug at midnight. the social media network became an alternative hub for conservative users but faced

criticism for harboring conspiracy theorieses and disinformation. apple and google have removed parlor from their app stores citing a lack of moderation of posts encouraging violence. president-elect joe biden has picked william burns as 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 burns is a diplomat with decades of experience keeping our country safe and secure. president-elect 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. jobina at the live desk with more on why morgan hill illions are going unused. the cdc says of the 22 million distributed so far fewer shots have been administered. a lot of counties nationwide are spending too much time worrying about tiering it.

president-elect biden is hoping to accelerate the process when he's sworn in. he says he will release nearly all available vaccine doses instead of saving some for second shots. >> we're in the middle of a horrible surge, that variant that was mentioned is probably in every state or most states in the country. we've got to get people vaccinated quickly. >> reporter: new york city opened five so-called mega sites opened 24/7 but on day one yesterday turnout was lower than expected. this comes, of course, as covid-19 cases are soaring nationwide and this statistic, reggie, one in 15 americans has now tested positive. >> i find that stunning. okay. jobina, thank you. new developments in a story we reported to you all week on an abc 7 news as expected, zuckerberg sf geralts surge pla. this means the hospital opened another ward dedicated to covid patients. it means more limitations on

surgeries. happening today, small businesses can apply for loans to help them survive the pandemic. the paycheck protection program is relaunching with first-time borrowers able to apply today. applications for second-time borrows opened 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. companies are thinking twice about where they put their money after the capitol riots. coming up which ones have temporarily stopped making political donations. and you're looking live right now at the big board at the new york stock exchange down about 145 points. another update on how the markets are doing next. cover controversy, vice president-elect kamala harris on the cover of "vogue." this is not what she or her team were expecting. >> time is 6: president. we're checking in with mike for look at our forecast. >> good morning, kumasi, reggie, hi, everybody. thanks for joining us on this

monday. we'll start with our neighborhood temperatures along the east bay shore. low to mid 40s, 40 to 45 under a part partly cloudy sky. 34 in napa to mid 40s up and down highway 101. low to mid 40s around the bay, the coast, san francisco, the mild spot about 48 degrees. here's a look at san jose,rs 280 at 17, as the backdrop for our commute forecast and watch out for these king tide usual areas that are going to flood starting around 7:00, 8:00 this morning. we have a flood advisory through 3:00. a little bit sooner at our beaches and later in our bays. seasonal weather if you're taking mass transit and the king tide swell i don't know if it will have an affect on any ferry rides. i went ahead and put a storm impact scale only for the north bay tomorrow through wednesday morning. you have the best chance of scattered light showers while the rest of us have a chance of drizzle during wednesday's commute. future radar a little sunshine

late in the day, a few spotty showers in mendocino county, green hitting the north bay throughout the day tomorrow into wednesday morning. by wednesday afternoon we're seeing clearing conditions and some sunshine. notice from santa rosa northward that's where we have our best chance of those showers and why the one light on the storm impact scale is specifically for the north bay. we'll take a look at the rest of the seven-day forecast, in fact chance of record highs. want to bring jobina in here and say hope you had a great weekend. how is traffic today? >> i did, mike. thank you. traffic is doing pretty well for the most part. we're going to bring in a live camera right now showing the south beach camera which is an overall look of the bay bridge. you can see it's pretty crowded as you descend and make your way down into san francisco. if you're coming in towards the toll plaza it is light there and we do not have metering lights on this morning. bringing in our san mateo bridge

cam now because traffic is beginning to pick up as people make their way westbound and also eastbound now, but no major blocking issues to report or slowdowns, but we do have a crash in san pablo i want to talk about. minor injuries have been reported here on eastbound 80 past the off ramp there. speeds down t here's to the duers. to all the people who realize they can du more

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flags will fly at half staff honoring fallen capitol police officer brian sicknick. officers lined up to pay their respects to officer sicknick who died thursday night after suffering head trauma in the violent siege on capitol hill. "good morning america" is talking with nancy pelosi's former communications adviser. she was a friend of officer sicknick's. >> he was always kind to everyone, no matter who they were and who they worked for. >> the u.s. attorney's office has opened a federal murder investigation into his death and "gma" will have more on the

effort to bring the rioters to justice. that's at 7:00 after mornings." a. arnold schwarzenegger took to social media to speak about the capitol but there's criticism over his comparison to nazi germany. >> in 1938 the nazi equivalent of the proud boys. wednesday was the day of broken glass right here in the united states. >> the 7:30 minute video has been viewed more than 40 million times and one of the top searches yesterday. historians say the comparison guess too far. >> these rioters are focused by one part of the government on another part of the government. this is an attack by agents of the executive branch on the legislative branch. that is not -- there is no comparison between that and kristallnacht. >> schwarzenegger did have

moving moments talking about his life in austria and being around a father who was abusive. if you want to see the full message we have it posted on our website on the front page of abc7news.com. new developments this morning, the woman whose puppy was stolen during a violent armed attack in san francisco last week says that the assault was likely planned by a group of highly sophisticated criminals. last tuesday sara vorhouse was walking her dogs on hyde street and broadway when three men attacked her at gunpoint and then drove off with her 5-month-old french bulldog chloe. vorhouse says police have reason to believe they were waiting for her to leave her apartment. chloe has not been seen or found yesterday. stanford has called off plans to bring hundreds of students back to campus for the winter quarter. the university announced that 43 students on campus tested positive for coronavirus. officials decided that freshmen, sophomores and incoming transfer students will not return to

campus later this month. grad students, undergraduate resident assistants and students with special needs on campus will be allowed to stay. in the south bay, walmart is temporarily closing its san jose super center for deep cleaning. this is video of the location on story road before it shut down yesterday at 2:00 p.m. we're checking with the santa clara health department to find out if this was in response to a covid-19. walmart wouldn't comment and cited privacy concerns and only say this is part of a company initiated program to allow cleaning crews to thoroughly sanitize the store. it will reopen tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. to your morning money report. major corporations are rethinking political donations after the riot at the capitol. "the wall street journal" says banks like jp morgan chase and stooi group are all pausing all of their donations to political action committees. marriott as well as blue cross blue shield say that they are pausing donations to lawmakers

who challenge the electoral college count. stripe has stopped payment processing for president trump's campaign website. san francisco based software company restricts payments from, quote, high risk businesses, including t encourage violence or harm people or property. the trump campaign paid stripe more than $1.8 million in in election cycle. the campaign has not responded to a request for comment. now let's take a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets under way this morning. we're still down at this point, almost 200 points. the beginning of a new era, "jeopardy" kicks off with new episodes today and a guest host. >> here is the guest host of "jeopardy," ken jennings. >> "jeopardy's" most winning contestant ever has a tough act to follow. alex trebek was the host of "jeopardy" for 37 years until he

passed away in november at the age of 80. >> i'm with the audience, i don't want me out here. i want to see alex out here. i know exactly how they feel when they see anybody else behind this lectern. but there are tens of morgan hill of people who love this show. we love this show. alex loved the show. i'm just happy to fill in and help out. >> jennings will be followed by a parade of other hosts until a permanent replacement is selected. watch how this plays out starting tonight and every week night at 7:00 here on abc 7. >> i like that moment. i think he's striking a good tone. >> that was the right thing to say. good for him. i'm sure, mike, he knows the game almost as well as alex does. >> yes. he's a very humble champion considering he's the greatest of all time. him and alex had quite a friendship or struck up quite a friendship at the end also. i think it would have been nice, nice to see that happen.

it's partly sunny today but rain across the north bay that's possible tomorrow. king tides and flooding today and tomorrow especially to a lesser extent wednesday and thursday as the tides start to subside. highs 5 to 15 degrees above average thursday through saturday. we'll get near some records, records are a lot of them in the mid to upper 70s but a handful of cities have low 70s and those are the ones we'll get closer to. as we get closer to those dates i will point more of those out. let's focus on today. average high about 56 to 58. we're going to be around 58 to about 61 degrees. as far as the coastal flooding until 3:00 today, and that does include parts of the san francisco bay and san pablo bay and it's all due to the king tide which hits the golden gate at 9:14. it's going to hit the coast and after that filter through the bay. we could see some flooding there. notice it's highest today and tomorrow so i would say logic dictates we'll probably a coastal glflood advisory.

tonight a ton of cloud cover out there, more fog than this morning. 38 in santa rosa is the cool spot. most of us around 40 to 46 degrees. powerful atmospheric river about to pound the pacific northwest that's just the tail end of that or the lower end of it if you will is what's going to hit the north bay with measurable rain tomorrow. i put a 1 on the storm impact scale. it's just for the north bay. the rest of us may get a little drizzle for wednesday's morning commute but that's it. once that passes you can see the temperatures take off with increasing sunshine wednesday afternoon and thursday, friday, saturday, and sunday we're looking at low to mid 60s at the coast, mid 60s to near 70 degrees for our bay and inland neighborhoods. no rain outside the north bay tomorrow and looking at the 8 to 14 day forecast which goes through next week, we have a 50% chance of below average precipitation. other than the chance in the north bay it's dry and warm for the neck two weeks. hope you enjoy it. criticism on social media

has been swift after "vogue's" cover features vice president-elect kamala harris and the pick got leaked. the image shows harris in converse sneakers, standing in front of the pink and green background, a nod to her sorority alpha kappa alpha. many are saying the cover is not flattering and it's reportedly not the one that her team agreed on with "vogue's" editor in chief. now this is the cover they thought they were getting. harris in a powder blue suit. this one is going to be vogue's dingal cover. the other version has gone out to print and will be sold on newsstands. 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 indoingration this sunday. a $10 minimum donation is required if you want to join the

event on zoom and all the proceeds will go to the delaware humane society. >> if you love "sex and the city" here's good news for you. the show is coming back to hbo max. it will be a ten episode limited series. it's going to have a new name called "and just like that." hbo max says it will be about the complicated reality of life and friendship of women in their 50s. sarah jessica parker, cynthia nixon and kristin davis are coming back. kim cattrall is not. that's right. the woman who played samantha has told us time and time again she is done with that world and she is done with these women. >> i mean -- >> the show is expected to begin shooting in new york this spring. >> they couldn't figure it out? >> they could not. well, after you say we were never friends, then it's over. >> there is nothing you can't come back from. >> well -- she's not coming back to the show. all right. talking about blast from the

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that you're accurate about the meaning of that song. i did some digging and they said back in the day, that it was about dancing. >> uh-huh. >> they said honestly for us as young girls it was about dancing. >> okay. well -- >> we'll have to see if that is what they said at the time. or if that still holds true. >> is it wrong i'm still using this mary cookie lotion. >> i moved on, but it's okay. >> i'm going back to it because i kind of want to eat it. i know that's not good. >> no. >> but it smells so good. you know what i'm saying. >> coming up next, the seven things you need to know today. ♪ what a man what a man what a man ♪ abc 7 news launched new streaming apps wherever you are you can get our live news cast, breaking news and weather and more with our abc 7 news bay

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it is 6:57. just joining us here are the seven things to know this morning. number one, democrats are planning to unveil a resolution to impeach the president this morning in response to the deadly capitol siege. house speaker nancy pelosi says this process will move forward unless vice president pence decides to strip president trump of his power by using the 25th amendment. number two, san francisco police preparing for a possible protest at twitter headquarters this morning. new video shows barricades up in front of the building on market street. it comes days after the social media platform suspended the president's account. number three, president-elect joe biden will receive the second dose of the covid-19 vaccine today. this week he will unveil his vaccination plan to administer at least 100 million shots in his first 100 days in office. free rapid testing for the mission district today. ucsf and the latino task force

partnered to offer testing to the community affected by covid-19. number five, i found one chance of rain in the next two weeks and it's only for the north bay. that's how specific the storm impact scale is. it's for scattered light showers tomorrow through wednesday morning. the rest of us, some drizzle for the wednesday morning commute. number six, checking out the map an over two-mile long backup in san pablo because of a crash past elportal drive. minor injuries are involved. and number seven, is this live? oh. thank goodness. okay. this is big bear lake looking at sunrise and mama eagle jackie back in the nest protecting the egg that they laid. her and shadow are having a new eagle. if you want to check in on them, they're on youtube, you can live stream a thousand people are watching it right now and we're glad that the baby --

>> was that jackie or shadow? good morning america. ow? impeachment showdown. with nine days left in office, the race to remove president trump from the white house is ramping up. top republicans now calling for the president to resign. speaker pelosi calls him deranged, unhinged and dangerous. as democrats give vice president mike pence a 24-hour ultimatum to strip the president of his power, or they'll move forward with an unprecedented second impeachment. days after trump incited the violent siege on the capitol, leaving five dead. this morning newly released video shows the chaotic events unfolding and what we're learning about this officer leading the riot away from