>> at 5:00 the mass vaccination movement. california rating to get shots in the arms of the general public as quickly as possible. live with the plans for everyone here in the bay area. >> all of our services are at capacity. >> maybe even a little over capacity. >> our icu is full. our emergency department is full. >> the bay area pushed to the brink. hospital icu capacity now below 1% what. this means for the battle ahead. >> impeachment action ablaze. a live look at the nation's capitol less than a week after the violent riot with when we could see a vote to remove president trump from office. >> and the bay area town thinking of banning gas powered car sales in just a few years. good morning everybody. it is tuesday, january 12th. >> and let's check with the weather and meteorologist mike miyako. hi mike. >> good morning, reggie. hi everybody. we'll take a look at the

visibility out there. good news. not as much fog as yesterday. a little bit in the central valley going to try to create through the delta. temperatures mild today even with the lack of sunshine. less sunshine than yesterday. temperatures about 57-62 degrees. more clouds in the north bay. fewer clouds in the south bay will it will hit the low- to mid-60s. coastal advisory, high surf to check with the rain and high temperatures. all coming up in the forecast. >> thank you, mike. we'll get be more answers today exactly how the public and the bay area will be getting covid vaccines. board of supervisors discuss a plan today. they want to require healthcare providers to give a detailed time linebacker when and how members can get the vaccine. it is estimated kaiser perm nent and sutter health serve nearly half of the county's 2 million

residents. >> bottom line for most of my constituents is, look, i want the vaccine. when, where and how do i get it? and we need a clear answer for that. >> the san francisco has its board mien and supervisor matt haney tells abc7 news of his of plans. as of now the city tell us because most residents are privately ensured, they are relying on healthcare providers to deliver the docs. >> the bay area just one of the critical pieces to building a better bay area and your healthy. discussions are in the works for a possible mass vaccination site like we're seeing across the country and one right here at the oakland coliseum. the 49ers also offering up levi stadium and the south bay. live at the event center mwhere one of these sites is officially set up. amy. >> that's right.

couplesy. this is the only mass vaccination site in the bay and it is looks pretty popular. going to be a success. look at the line of people who showed up for a vaccine. this is the san mateo county event center. only open to healthcare worker or assisted living facility residents. one county supervisor says he would like to see one to two thousand people vaccinated here a day. he knows that's bold but that is what we need right now. >> we want to end covid simply and to get this economy stimulated. and the only way that we're going to do that is rolling out this vaccine. >> and can other counties figure how to do this? officials in alameda county are expected to vote this week about launching a drive through vaccine site at the oakland coliseum parking lot. the oakland athletics are involved t baseball team.

and state and local health officials are all in talks to launch the site. that vote is scheduled for friday. no word when this would open but back here in san mateo. this site is expected to be open for the rest of the week. live in san mateo. amy holly field. >> thanks amy. contra costa county setting an aggressive goal. they want to vaccinate 7,000 people per day. health officials are working towards phase one bar tier one. educator, child care workers and everyone over the age of 75. >> i'm just happy to be getting it. where millions of people aren't right now and they really need to. >> most people in contra costa will be notified for their healthcare provider for their vaccination. they will need to vaccinate 725,000 people to achieve herd immunity and hope to do that in the next six months. on the website you can get an idea when you will be able to get the shot.

abc7news.com. this morning the bay area's icu availability is at its lowest ever. it is just 0.7%. and we want to remind you that doesn't mean that there are no beds availale. it means that the bay area's hospitals are in saurj capacity mode. now, in the south bay san jose regional medical center is struggling with a shrinking icu capacity. public health officials say the only reason hospitals are not overflowing into the parking lot is because of the non covid patients they are turning away. >> our icu is full. we are in overflow settings. the majority are covid. and the majority in the icu setting are on ventilators. we've found hallway spaces that we didn't know existed. >> there is some good news though. the number of new covid patients is slightly level off since the postthanksgiving surge. but officials say the real

problem is that the numbers are not going down. >> lawmakers could vote to impeach president trump for a second time as soon as tomorrow. this lub the first time in u.s. history a president has been impeached twice. jobina at the live desk with what happens next. >> thank you, reggie. just eight days before president trump is set to leave office and democrats are moving forward with their threats to impeach after the violent siege we saw at the capital last week. more than 200 house democrats introduce ad single article of impeachment yesterday. they are charging the beta with incitement of insurrection for inciting violence against the government of the united states. house speaker nancy pelosi first urged vice president mike pence to invoke the 25th amendment and immediately remove trump from office but that seems unlikely. >> sadly the person running executive branch is a deranged, unhinged dangerous president. >> they say that if we impeach i could make matters worse. matters can't get worse.

we just had a potential coup attempt. >> reporter: tomorrow's potential vote would need a majority of the house's 235 members to impeach the president. however impeachment in the senate is unlikely. >> parlor is now suing amazon for shutting down its service. adams will no longer sell products related to the qanon conspiracy. supporters played a key role in inciting the attack on the u.s. capitol. facebook, google, airbnb and lyft monk the companies freezing political doejss after last week's insurrection at the u.s. capitol hill. airbnb got very specific and is going withhold donations from republican who is votes against certifying the election results. more than 120 in the house and 7

in the senate. >> look at this. monster waves caused some serious flooding in parts of the bay area. video from pacifica showing the king tides just crashing into the coast. crews busy cleaning up sand that washed on to streets and sidewalks. the national weather service says tides will reach close to 7 feet today, so everybody is urged to be extra careful if you are around these beautiful but powerful and sometimes dangerous waves, mike. >> yes, they have taken several lives so far in the last couple of months, which is very unfortunate. and we've got the same scenario playing out today. in fact we've got the king tide about 10:02 at the golden gate bridge and that is why we have a coastal flood advisory until 1:00 because it will take it a while to get into other neighborhoods. so if those areas you know flood during king tide, just turn around. don't drown.

don't drive through it today. on top of that, the large breakers are coming back to the coast at 10:00 this morning through 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. up to 30 feet. so risk of sneaker waves, rip current, coastal erosion. we had people that were searching for muscles over the weekend on the rocks which you should not be doing during this type of surf. and they were swept out into the ocean. so we need to be careful. here is a look at temperatures. the east bay, mid to upper-40s in most neighborhoods. 50 in haywood and also alameda. we're in the mid-40s to around 50 degrees. a look at future radar. will you need an umbrella? in the north bay, a chance of scattered showers till lunchtime and again in the afternoon. overnight a better chance of showers in the north bay and drizzle for the rest of us so we could wake up to damp streets in the morning making tomorrow's commute a little dicey. how about this morning? let's bring jobina back and talk

about it. >> hi mike. good morning everyone. so we actually have a because it is not a very busy area the backup isn't to kelly road a kratch involving two big rigs and injuries involved. walnut creek showing off 680. everyone where moving smoothly but traffic beginning to pick up along 680 and the golden gate bridge. light again today. >> thank you jobina. abc7 news is focused on the efforts to build a better bay area. including solutions to the homeless crisis in san francisco. two centers are set to open the next month and the examiner is reporting one of the centers will be in the bay view on evans

avenue. it has more than 200 beds but to make sure people are social distancing only 115 beds will be occupied. the second center is set to open next month on post street in lower nob hill. that will house more than 40 young people experiencing homelessness. both part of the mayor's commitment to create 1,000 new shelter beds. coming up, ice cream invex vengeance. the keurig light kitchen tool. >> and not giving up on oscar grant. what's being done today after alameda declined to add any new charges. >> and a opening a business do you recollect the pandemic presents a lot of of challenges but one bay area bakery still decided to do ♪

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former san francisco police chief earl sanders has died. the first black person to fill this role.

he spent four decades with the department starting as a beat cop in '64. current police chief william scott says sanders should be remembered for a trail blazing legacy that went far beyond breaking the color barrier. a news conference today. plan to denounce alameda's decision to not file charges against one bart officer in the 2009 police killing of grant. and the family is vowing to continue the fight. >> my heart hurts on today because 12 years i've been crying out for justice for my son. >> reporter: oscar grant's mom wanda johnson fighting bacterias monday the same day the county attorney announced she would not be filing any charges against former police officer tony proneny. >> my son's head was smashed

against the call. and he was kicked and he was punched. and the officer proneny still walks around free today. >> a 2019 independent report found proneny struck grant in the head and kneed him. >> ke cannot prove peroni guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. and there is not enough evidence to charge him in 2009 and there is not enough now. >> 2,000 people have sign ad petition demanding he be charged. >> he committed murder on that platform and she houb charged --

>> reporter: jr stone, abc7 news. >> abc7 committed to racial and social justice as part of our effort to build a better bay area. abc7 com/take action. >> the banning the sale of gas powered cars by 2027 in effort to combat climate change. the they will do a study to see if the plan is feasible and consider an ordinance that would phase out the sale of 80% of gasoline, diesel and natural gas cars. this wouldn't apply to trucks. the mayor says the timeline is not realistic but is commending the effort. this after govm's effort back in september to ban the sale of new gas-powered cars by 2035. >> the cold snap is being billed

as the keurig for all things chilled. ice cream or frozen drinks in under 90 seconds. expected to cost about a thousand. if it worth it for that ice cream? that smoothie or that margarita? >> i need that like i need a hole in the head. >> a thousand. >> yeah. >> i don't need to have convenient ice cream. >> why not? >> because we just started our new year's resolutions. that's what i'm saying. >> okay. i'm going to encourage you my friends. you're right. stick to it. >> thousand dollars. >> i'm sure it has a place for some people. maybe just not us. wally see how it goes. here is a look at what's going felon our roof camera.

50 degrees under mostly cloudy sky. less sunshine today but temperatures still about the same as yesterday, little above average. showers across the north bay, possible tonight through tomorrow morning while we'll have fog and driz toll contend with tomorrow morning's commute and the week's brighter and nearing record high temperatures. for today about 57-61 degrees and you can see the green across the north bay. while we'll see more sunshine across the south bay. cooler in the north bay. warmer in the south bay. for tonight, you can see clouds everywhere. fog in the valleys and it is going to be a pretty juicy fog. mist and drizzle possible in the morning commute. milder than average once again with mid-40 toss low-50s. the atmospheric river. it would be so nice if it was about 250-300 miles to the south and then it would be bringing us an inch or two of rain like it is along the pacific northwest but it is not going to happen unfortunately. we'll get a couple, maybe up to

a tenth of an inch of rain in the north bay and couple of hundreds out of the drizzle for the tomorrow. near record highs thursday. a cold front will bring us back down friday and then resurge back to near record levels saturday, sunday and monday. >> thanks mike. a san jose bakery building a better bay area one canolaly a time. holy canoli. she's been delaying the opening since march. started at a home chef and then opened a catering business and now has her own shop. holy canoli specializes in hiring people in recovery or just out of a work program so they can build their lives back up. >> my goal is to help them be successful and take whatever knowledge they learned here with me and with my crew to the next level and be able to get that job that they really truly dream of.

>> holy canoli is on santa clara street near 4th in san jose. it serves up canolis, duh. but also other baked goods. pa nenos and coffee. >> nice. looks good too. >> i love to see it. coming up next. the seven things to know this morning. >> plus cracking down on anti-maskers on airplanes. there are plenty of viral out bursts since the start of the pandemic. health insurance shouldn't be one of them. at covered california, every plan is comprehensive,

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it is 5:22. if you are just joining us here are the seven things to know this morning. one, lawmakers could vote to impeach president trump a second time tomorrow. more than 200 house democrats introduce ad single article of impeachment yesterday. and this would be the first time a u.s. president is impeached twice. >> two, the fbi warning of armed demonstrators who are planning to show up at all fifty state capitols starting saturday through next wednesday, inauguration day. governor newsom will activate

the national guard if necessary. >> three, there are plans to open mass vaccination sites in the bay area. you can see long lines mark the opening of one of those at the san mateo county event center. another could be set up at the oakland coliseum. >> four, health and human services secretary will give an update on the state's covid response at 1:30 today. you can stream it live on abc7news.com and our app. >> five we have a storm passing to the north that will push some showers into the north bay. it will brick the rest of us drizzle for tomorrow's morning commute. >> number six, we are going to bring in the graphics here because i'm following a cig alert in american canyon. a slow down on eastbound 12 at kelly rode. according to chp injuries are involved and it is two big rigs on the road. >> and number seven. lottery fever. tonight's mega millions jackpot has soared to $650 million.

this is the eighth largest in history. tomorrow's powerball prize has reached $550 million. and this is only the second time that both jackpots have been over 5$500 this will. >> members of congress are proposing stiffer punishments for unruly passengers on airplanes. here is abc news reporter. >> reporter: in this first look, cracking down as videos emerge of unruly passengers flying to and from d.c. at least two members of the congress now say violators should be fined $35,000 per incident. this as the list of banned passengers grows on the same week that the riot at the capitol shocked america. applause sunday after law enforcement removed this panger from the plane when they landed in washington, d.c. american airlines saying the woman would not comply with mask policies, yelling passengers say about tyranny. >> if we don't stand up it is only going to get worse. >> the concerns aren't just in

the air. this moment as senator lindsey graham walked through reagan national airport. so will the bans bring order to the skies or could it lead to more bad behavior? it is all coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your gma first look i'm geo benitez, abc7 news york. this is really terrible. the u.s. official and wildlife service is investigating a case of animal harassment. because a man tee in florida was found with the word "trump" etched across its back. wildlife experts say the word appears to be written in al jay. the animal say they looks to be healthy. harassing them can carry a fine of $50,000 or up to a year in federal prison. >> new this morning, an incredible rescue operation caught on camera in india. whoa, hundreds of villagers used

ropes and vines to pull a truck out of a gorge. it had fallen 70 feet from a narrow road. the driver is safe and somehow he was not seriously hurt. they came together. >> i mean, they did. >> -- man tee. >> i know. sad. >> have you ever seen one in real life? in the wild? in florida. that's a goal of mine. >> at some point. >> thank you. we're coming back with another full 90 minutes of news, including where mass vaccination sites could be on the way have. and the latesten the inauguration day protests what law enforcement now is planning to protect the capitols across the country. and another lawmaker testing positive for covid-19 after sheltering in place during the capitol riot. what one bay area congressman says was happening inside the room. >> a live look outside at 5:26

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put their masks on and they just smirked and shook their head and essentially told her to buzz off. almost a week after the siege from pro trump supporters what happened with the possible covid exposure. and the bay area shining bright on the biggest stage. the local man from martinez making a name for himself in the clebl championship and the not so winning formula from alabama fans this morning.bl championsho winning formula from alabama fans this mornin >> we know you were watching the game last night. >> i was. i felt pretty comfortable al was going to win and wow did he have a great game. that was fun. let's talk what's going on outside. live doppler 7 is active. mid level moisture with a dry

lair underneath. so sprinkles could get through this during the morning but the raider looks a lot more potent then what you are going to receive. mostly cloudy and very mild as we look at 50 degrees right there. a look from san francisco, across the bay bridge. pretty much just cloudy conditions everywhere outside of the the north bay where we have a chance of some showers at any time today. we'll be in the plid to upper-50s at noon. a mild night and more chances of shower and drizzle on the way. here is kumasi. >> we're getting to get an update on the state's response to covid-19 today. california health and human services secretary dr. mark galli is expected to speak at 1:30 this morning and at san francisco, will also be giving a covid-19 update at 11:15 this morning. you can stream both on our website abc7news.com and also on

our abc7 news app. >> this as the bay area, california and the country continue to battle with the virus. more more than 376,000 americans have died and the u.s. is averaging a little more than two people dying every minute. 30,000 people have died in california. and you can see on the right there was only a 6% increase in hospitalizations over the past two weeks. the governor does say that is one of the is smallest bumps that we've seen in some time. governor newsom just updated the state's strategy to try and fight through california's vaccine backlog. cdc data shows that our state is 43rd nationwide, including washington, d.c. when it comes to administering the vaccine per 100,000 people. governor newsom wants to expand the list of people who can give the shot to include farmists, dentists, national guard teams and more. >> fire agencies and nursing schools will be essential and critical.

and we are engaging them in terms of vaccination protocols. >> he also wants to loosen the up phases of the vaccine rollout which decides who gets it when. >> the governor is hoping to have one million californians vaccinated by the weekend. one way to do that is, mass vaccination sites. some of the most well known sports stadium in the state are welcoming people by car. even disneyland resort is going to serve as a mass vaccination site for orange county. the park will remain close forward visitors. here in the bay area, san mateo county launched its first mass vaccination clinic on monday. hard to say but good to have. amy holly field live with the plans this morning of >> reporter: back in the spring we were here and a covid testing

sight now it is a vaccination site. take a look. it was popular yesterday. people lined up to get this vaccine here in san mateo county. at the san mateo county event center. this is the first massive vaccine site in the bay area. san francisco does not even have one. although san francisco general hospital is trying to expand its vaccine site. it is now dedicated the fourth floor of the hospital to administering vaccines. >> just having a large space is not the answer by itself but it is part of it. and the design of the space getting lots of people in and out in an efficient manner is important. >> reporter: at the san mateo site officials are hoping to vaccinate 1-2,000 people a day. they know that is a bold goal but say that is what we need right now given the slow rollout. think about this. out of all the vaccinations california's received. we've only administered 31%. the other 69% are still sitting in the cooler.

this site is only for frontline healthcare workers and residents of assisted living facilities. it will be open for the rest of the week. reporting live in san mateo. amy hollyfield abc7 news. >> thank you. amy. new this morning, health and human services secretary alex azar says the federal government will release all kose doses of the covid-19 vaccine its been withholding as a safety stock. >> we now believe our manufacturing is predictable enough question ensure second doses for people for ongoing production. so everything is now available to states and healthcare providers. we've got to get it to pharmacies and community health centers and we are here and we'll deploy to states doing mass vaccination efforts if they wish to do so. >> the move after president elect biden announced he would do this once in office. asiaer also says states should now offer the vaccine to those 65 and older and anybody with co-morbidity.zar also says statw

offer the vaccine to those 65 and older and anybody with co-morbidity. capitol hill police officers are being investigated in their role in the riots. after --. jobina with the more. >> two capitol police officers have been suspended and at least ten more are being investigated. san mateo congresswoman zoe lof rinne says there will be an investigation in video that shows officers letting protesters into the capitol. the fbi is warning armed demonstrators are planning to show up at all fifty state capitols starting saturday through next wednesday's inauguration of joe biden. material bowser of washington, d.c. says she's calling for emergency action. >> i made several requests.

and asking also for a declaration of an emergency to help in the planning before the event. and all of those things are in motion. >> mayor bowser is asking all d.c. residents to stay away from the downtown area and the keep the peace. that is a direct quote. you can hear her full interview coming up that starts after 7:00 right here on abc7 mornings. >> a second member of congress says she has coronavirus after being blocked down during the insurrection at the capitol. democrat representatives both say they were sheltering with colleagues during the riot. they say some of these colleagues refused to wear m masks. it is not clear if that is where the women got infected. >> one of my colleagues least blunt rochester of delaware went and grabbed a stack of masks and

asked them if they would put the masks on and they just smirked and shook their head and essentially told her to buzz off. >> the attending physician to congress and supreme court has encouraged lawmakers who were in that room to get tested. >> well it wasn't a tweet. but someone used twitter to get their anti-trump message across. sky7 caught these words being projected on the company's headquarters in san francisco last night. it was to show support for twitter's decision to permanently suspend donald trump's account from the platform. since friday, twitter says it has suspended 70,000 accounts for sharing qanon content. >> when you are trying to win a war and momentum is what matters more than anything. >> a san francisco tech ceo says he has a way to vaccinate the entire u.s. in less than two months and it is getting quite a lot of attention online. we are going to explain his pitch. >> and questions at some covid-19 test sites.

why some bay area groups are now suspending the use of one company's tests. we'll get to that. but first we get to weather and meteorologist mike nicco. >> thank you very much reggie kumasi. you can see temperatures in the mid-40s to near 50. little cooler in san ramon, 41 and the east side of the altamonte pass pretty foggy this morning. the commute in the south bay, 101 and 880. showers north, kings swell if you are on the water. mass transit's milder than average this morning and again this afternoon. weed go for a 1 on the storm impact scale but it is mainly the north bay. the rest if we get anything measurabled will be in the form of fog and drizzle tomorrow morning. about 10,000 feet there. going to have a hard time to get through the dry layer at 5,000

feet but don't be surprised for sprinkles in the north bay this morning. better chance later on in the morning as that entire column gets saturated as the rain rains into anyway drier level. and then you can see during the afternoon and evening hours, mainly a northwestern party of the sonoma county. tomorrow morning some of that does dive further south before falling apart as we head into the afternoon hours. rainfall amounts less than 0.1 inches. .01 for the rest of us tomorrow morning. how about the commute? >> good morning everybody. unfortunately we are still following the cig alert to the american canyon. as we bring in the graphics i want to let you know we have injuries reported this is involving two big rigs according to the chp and backup is starting to build. abby on kelly road. we're going start with

emeryville. our camera with 80. those headlights are making their way westbound. again for anyone headed towards the toll plaza we really haven't seen any metering light in a while. and lastly before we go to break taking a live look outside at the san mateo bridge as traffic begins to pick up there in both directions but no major slowdowns. and we'll be right back after the break. ♪ oh, this is how it starts ♪ lightning strikes the heart ♪ the day has just begun

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ape. two bay area organizations are planning to stop using covid-19 tests from the start-up curative. the fda warned they could provide false negatives. this just one day after los angeles county stopped using the tests at a popup site like this one. and now the sf examiner is reporting that san francisco unified school district is pausing its pilot program with curative. sonoma county's health department also ended its partnership with the start-up. now developing vaccines for viruses that will long been thought uncurable. if pharmaceutical company believes its mrna technology could help to prevent hiv and the knee pa virus. these viruses scientists say have alluded traditional vaccin efforts and human trials on moderna's hiv vaccine expected to begin later this year. >> a san francisco tech ceo has

a vaccine distribution plan getting a lot of attention on line. part of the plans call for eliminating liability on healthcare providers. >> the reason care providers are taking so long to give a vaccine is they require taking id and all these things because they are concerned about getting in trouble. >> so he is suggesting to vaccinate as many people with the first dose and open rapid test centers for everybody. freed burg thinks his planned has a ability to diminish transmission in a month. >> we could set up 30 volunteers at each high school parking lot and give vaccines to 10,000 people per day. we could vaccinate the entire country in 30-45 days. >> according to cdc data, california has received more vaccines than any other state but is vaccinated far fewer people than new york, texas and florida. now this morning a group of friends in texas used a unique

sled to have some maybe not so safe fullback in the snow. you be the judge. they had no hills and no sled. so they hooked a mattress up to a truck. the group drove around the neighborhood like this. and as you can see the man on the mattress is shirtless and he has a beer in his hand. a major winter storm rolled through the area over the weekend and so did this group. >> we are really bored, aren't we? >> take that florida. >> no florida don't want that. hm-uhm. >> that's even too bad for florida. >> y'all can keep that. oh very nice. yeah, it was a neat site to see all that snow down there and so much on social media. and so much joy it brought other than, well, what we saw there, possibly. east bay hill, 51 degrees. let's take a look at our forecast highlights. scattered light showers across the north bay through tomorrow

morning. the rest of us get a little drizzle tomorrow morning. king sides and rough surf today and tomorrow and highs up to 15 degrees above average starting thursday. and lasting several days. for today the cloud cover will keep us down but with ab atmospheric river to our north it is pulling in milder area. and you can see temperatures above average about 58-62 degrees. coolest in the north bay with the thickest clouds and rain cooling your air to the south bay where we'll see a little sunshine and that is how you will warm into the low- to mid-60s. tonight look at the fog in our vals. widespread. it will be a juicy fog and there could be some dampness on the roads tomorrow's morning kplut. also very mild. mid-40 toss low-50s. here is a look at that thousand-mile long atmospheric river that is just going pummel the pacific northwest with several inches of rain. while we if we're lucky, the north bay gets couple of hundreds, maybe a b tenth of an

inch of rain. that's it. how close we are to getting the much-needed rain. and we're not going to. today through tomorrow morning warm mainly only for the north bay. temperatures tomorrow afternoon the sun breaks out and we'll hover friday a little cooler as the cold front passes to our north and then the warmth back for saturday, sunday and monday. low-60s to 70s. have a good one. here is excukumasi. >> it was a whole different beginning in jeopardy. and kim jennings took his spot for the first time as a host. but before he got things started he honored the legendary alex trebek. >> like all jeopardy fans, i miss alex very much. and i think him for everything he did for all of us. let's be totally clear no one will ever replace the great alex trebek. but we can honor him by playing the game he loved. >> trebic died from answer. his last episode arid this past

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of the cast of "one night in miami" coming up in gma at 7:00. the writer and director is also the writer and co-director of soul. >> yes. >> so he's doing a lot. >> listen, when i saw this trailer and then saw february, i was like ooh. why must i wait? have you seen this one too? >> i have not seen this one yet. people are already saying oscar, oscar, oscar. >> looks so good. yes. >> yeah. can't wait. new at 6:00. who needs a dog whisperer when officer a high-tech collar. a new device that can help you better communicate with your pet. >> first this big thyme party for bama. not really what we want to see right now. more on the championship

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california isn't planning to return to primarily inperson classes until fall. leaders say advancements in the availability of covid-19 vaccines gives them hope for the next academic year, on campus learning with limited exceptions has been suspended at all 10 uc schools since last spring. silicon valley's tech leadership group is changing its members to address the near absence of minorities in executive roles. the percentage of minority workforce has been mostly in single digits for the last five years. according to 2018 data from the federal government the percentage of black people and executive roles at alphabet, apple, and facebook cisco lane from three and a half to low as less than one percent. the group announced an initiative to increase the minority executives by 25% by

the year 2025. >> not going to be easy. but nothing that silicon valley has built has ever been easy. >> leadership group says it will ask for input from community and social justice groups to develop an action plan. >> new this morning, despite warnings from officials thousands of fans filled the streets of tuscaloosa to celebrate al's college football championship. before last night's game the mayor warned against gatherings and said there will be a time and place but this is not it. the daily average of new covid cases in alabama this week is 30% higher than in the previous two weeks. okay. on to some better news about this. more than 2,000 miles from antiak to alabama. and it was worth the journey for naj harris. the bay area native who helped the crimson tide win the title

>> the 22-year-old was born in martinez and went to antioch high school. now he's a national champ as the star running back for alabama. congratulations. that's awesome. and first offer of a scholarship i think was eighth or ninth grade. of course he wasn't going to kansas. we're not great in football. and congratulations to him and his family and all the tides out there. speaking of too ids. the king tides through 1:00 this afternoon. the high dids in zprix, 10:02. mill val about 10:44. coyote creek about 11:14 and antioch about 1:20. as far as the high surf advisory

that starts at 10:00 this morning through 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. dangerous surf once again. breakers up to 30 feet and that is going to create some dangerous rip currents, beach erosion and long runups and sneaker waves. be careful with the beaches. >> thank you, mike. new this morning, ben and jerry's is hoping to carve out a new fan base with anines. popular brand launching dog desserts. available in two flavors both named of employee's dogs. and you can get them at grocery and pet stores. what do you think? >> you know i'm going to get it. >> okay. good. >> that's not even a question. >> didn't you get woodstock some kind of ice cream for something? >> i got him a pupacino, you can get at starbuck's which is

basically just whipped cream. and he really thought that he had entered heaven. >> he'll love this then. >> he will. >> new at 6:00. facebook taking action ahead of inauguration day. the post that will be taken down in an effort to stop the spread of misinformation. >> icu capacity hits another low in the bay area. how local hospitals are struggling to deal with the surge. >> plus getting people their covid-19 shots. the talks

our goal is to scale to about a thousand vaccines a day. >> now at 6:00, a mass vaccination site has opened on the peninsula. and there are plans to open another one in the east bay. but help cannot come soon enough. local hospitals overwhelmed as the region's icu capacity hits an all time low. >> as house democrats move forward with impeachment, preparations are under way for a secure inauguration day. facebook is removing posts that contain one particular phrase. good morning, everybody. it is tuesday, january 12th. before we get to those story, want to check in with mike for a look at our forecast. good morning, mike. >> good morning. yeah, let's look at live doppler 7. pretty active this morning, especially north of us, where it is unloading a lot of the rain. we have a 1 on the storm impact scale