has prevailed. now at 5:00. the first full day in office after all the inauguration day celebrations, president biden is regretting right getting right to work. and executive action we expect see today. >> when dealing with with a global pandemic you have do have a international connective. >> the decision to rejoin the world health organization. his new interview this morning. >> spotlight on the struggling vaccine rollout. abc7 news is looking into who is responsible for the confusion. >> 731 million bucks. someone is waking up that rich this morning what. we know about the winning powerball ticket. >> yes. call your friends. hi everybody. it is thursday january 21st, thanks for being here. >> i'm just so glad we can stop talking about the powerball. >> well we still have one more to come. >> -- about winning the lottery.

hello sue, hello mike. how are we doing weatherwise today? >> good morning to you reggie, jobina, sue nice to see you. we're doing really well today. today is our last dry day and last mild day. few high clouds roaming through. more on the way. that and wand shift off the ocean will drop temperatures 3, 4, maybe 5 degrees today. the winds blowing out towards the ocean are starting to turn around and come back but they are not going to be very aggressive today so we don't have to worry about that. we are cool they are morning. frost in our deepest inland valleys. 30s there, 40s around the bay and coast. staying in the 50s at the coast but the rest of us the low- to mid-60 was clouds increasing and 49-52 this evening. several chance os a rain. even a 2 on the storm impact scale coming up. it is president biden's first day in office and he is focusing on covid-19.

set to sign 10 executive actions to help get the pandemic under control. those orders include if exercising the defense production act to increase availability of supplies like n 95 masks and testing equipment initialing the covid-19 pandemic testing board to expand testing and increase access. directing the department of health and human services to provide guidance on safe reopening of school, day cares and colleges. and this morning president biden and vice president harris will receive the daily briefing. then the president will speak publicly about covid-19. last night a fireworks display closed out inauguration day. they both spoke about the theme of the day, unifying the country. >> there are moments in our history when more is asked of us as americans, and the question is, "are we up to it?" will we meet the moment like our forebearers have? i believe we must. and i believe we will.

>> this is what president joe biden has called upon us to summon now, the courage to see beyond crisis, to do what is hard, to do what is good. to unite. to believe in ourselves and in our count skri what we can do together. >> they will begin watching the virtual inaugural prayer t blue house. vice president harris is waiting until he right center in her office this morning to open a letter from her predecessor mike pence. unlikely president biden and former president trump, harris was in touch with pence before yesterday's transition of power. the two spoke on the phone last week. and she and her husband said their farewell to the pences before they left the nation's capitol. >> the three former presidents who attended the inauguration shared a message of unity with the nation.

>> well i think the fact that the three are of us are standing here talking about a peaceful transfer of power speaks to the institutional integrity of our country. >> presidents george bush, bill clinton and brandon belt talked about resilience and healing. they urged americans to come together. all three closed the message with words of encouragement for president biden. the new administration marks a fresh start for some bay area politicians. east bay congresswoman barbara lee attended the inauguration. >> oakland and berkeley in the white house. >> progress is slow but we're moving forward. and so today is a very emotional day for me. and it is a very reflective day. but it is a very joyous day because now we can move forward and take care of the business for the people. >> lee is also a long time friend of vice president kamala harris. >> halls lit up in red, white and blue to celebrate the inauguration. this morning many are now

looking ahead to the future. amy hollyfield live in city hall with what can we can expect the coming day, weeks and months. >> reporter: notice the lights aren't on anymore. the fun is over. now the work begins. and of course the most pressing issues for president joe biden starting today, his first full day in office, the pandemic and the economy. doctors that we've talked to say having an organized approach from the federal level will help speed up the distribution of the vaccine. economists say, if the president can get covid under control, that will be the economy needs. >> it is not just that the government has stopped the economy. people have stopped the economy. people don't want to go out. as long as it feels dangerous to go out. so you can't solve the problem just by fiat, by saying let's open up or not open up. you have to solve the covid problem first.

>> reporter: the president has a goal of administering 100 million doses of the vaccine in his first 100 days of office. as he works to boost the economy and works on our covid response, he will also need to address the division in this country. so a big agenda waiting for him today. his first full day in office. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you, amy. new this morning, dr. anthony fauci says the u.s. will join the world health organization's efforts to fight covid-19. this is a reversal of former president trump's plan to withdraw from the international aid group. >> when you are dealing with a global pandemic, you hae to have an international connectivity. and for us to not be in the w.h.o. was very disconcerting to everybody. all the member countries, including the health officials here in the united states. >> dr. fauci is meeting with president biden today to berief him on the progress of the

vaccine rollout. fauci says the president's promise to deliver 100 million vaccines in the first 100 days in office is doable. >> there is frustration over the slow rollout or covid vaccine for high risk residents of long-term care facilitates. abc7 news reporter kate larson explains who is responsible. >> they have no idea when they are going to be vaccinated. >> reporter: her mother is in assisted living in sonoma county. long-term care facility residents and staff members account for 39% of coronavirus deaths in the u.s. >> it feels like it is a race to try and get my mother vaccinated before she gets exposed to covid and could possibly die. >> along with healthcare workers, long-term care workers like her are tier 1 a. >> it was just a stroke of luck. i got him to the kaiser website friday evening and got him an appointment.

>> reporter: so who is in charge of making sure residents of long-term care facilities get vaccinated? the trump things and cdc partnered with companies like walgreens and cvs to offer onsite vaccinations. cvs says they started vaccinated as soon as they were authorized by the states. in california that was december 28th for skilled nursing facilities and january 11th for assisted living facilities. but dr. louise aaronson a leading pediatrics from with ucsf and member of --. said california set the states in part because cvs was slow to organize. >>'s also been just chaos that means people at highest risk aren't getting vaccinated first. and it basically invalidates the tier system. or you have to wait for the tier system which means everybody else who could be getting vaccinated isn't because you are waiting on walgreens and cvs. >> reporter: if cvs and

walgreens can't immediately schedule, they should turn the process over the local health depths. kate larsen, abc7 news. >> monitor with our vaccine tracker. it also shows you when you might be able to get a vaccine in california. you can find this on our home page at abc7 news com. double digits cooler in oakland and napa. 20 degrees cooler in san francisco. 45 in bay view. 48 in noah valley in the ferry building 49 degrees. north bay from palo alto to the south bay. don't be surprised if a little frost is forming in some of our deepest and coldest valley. but let's turn our eyes to the

liquid variety. and we've got light to moderate showers. friday is going to make for a slippery morning commute tomorrow. it will be breezy at times and gropal is possible. a hybrid between hail and snow out of some of these colder storms. the first wave tonight midnight through 5:00, slippery conditions. and still some showers in inland east bay and south bay as we start the commute tomorrow. and a secondary wave comes in and this is the secondary wave at 9:00. that brings a chand of grople and brings even colder area. and still a few scattered mai the ocean but a few make it to our neighborhoods. we won't call it all clear until we wake up saturday morning. our last dry day in the forecast. so we could get anywhere from a tenth of an inch to about a quarter of an inch out of this system. but how about more than inch for all of us next week. talk about that coming up in the accuweather 7-day forecast. here is sue and the morning

commute. hi sue. >> good morning mike. good morning everyone. reports of thick fog on the peninsula that was a cause for a pretty serious accident over night. that's been cleared. northbound 280 and the ramp to 19th avp. that's since been reopened. maybe some cleanup going on. the golden gate bridge is fog free and four lanes in the south bay direction. there was overnight road work northbound direction more past the robin williams tunnel. that is out there until 6:00 a.m. this morning with paving work going on. getting busy on the san mateo briz in 880 t 101 w cenal looks like the traffic on to 19th from 280 is still a little slow. maybe one lane still blocked in the northbound 280 on the transition to 19th avenue. that should be picked up shortly. and an earlier accident in san francisco, 101 near octavia, that looks like its been cleared

because it looks so nice and green, which is good at the limit in san francisco. >> sue, thank you. someone in maryland is waking up very rich. one ticket matched all the numbers in the powerball drawing and the jackpot worth $731 million. you get the choice. all paid it over 30 years oar lesser amount in one sum. that would be 5$546 million. the winning numbers, two tickets sold in california matched five numbers. so that is worth a million bucks. and if that wasn't you we still have to talk about this because tomorrow's mega million jackpot swelled to $970 million. i have jackpot fatigue. >> i thinkveon is. because i mean we're not winning -- >> we're not win. you're not winning. no one listening to us is winning. i hate to be the bearer of bad

er president trump struggled to defend himself in his impeachment. the new details as congress moves closer to a trial. >> and the new first lady now tweeting from her official white house account. the message that she shared overnight. also demonstrating against one of president biden's decisions. the protest in the south bay. >> -- this wounded world in to a wondrous one. >> oh my goodness. she stole the show. this is just such an incredible moment here. and the show-stopping poet everyone is still talking about this morning is

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three national guard soldiers died after a military helicopter crashed in upstate new york. it went down about 20 miles south of rochester on a training mission. the aircraft was flying very low and there were reports of engine sputtering. the national guard and faa now investigating. the senate is waiting for house speaker nancy pelosi to deliver the article of impeachment against former

president trump. trump is the only u.s. president to be impeached twice. east bay congressman eric swalwell is one of the nine impeachment managers named by pelosi. charged with inciting the insurrection on the capitol at january 6th. >> sadly this is not something we can sweep under the rug. and do think there is unity in holding him accountable. >> pelosi said the article could be sent by the end of the week. sources tell trump does not have any clear strategy for his defense including his lawyers representing him. >> bill designed to create a path to citizenship for about 11 million undocumented immigrants. but some say it does go far enough. >> reporter: it started with a car care event through the streets of san jose. ending with a few dozen people

gathering outside san jose city hall, demanding papers for all. naoli cruz was there. >> hey you promised all these things for immigration and we're going to hold you accountable. >> reporter: the bill would create a path to citizenship for undocumented people in the country. allowing for green card applications in five years and citizenship in eight. >> we're hoping it is not going to have to wait five years but immediately. >> gabriel enrique is undocumented and has been in the u.s. since 1990. while he wishes the biden bill would create a faster path to citizenship. he recognizes even the current proposal would wire big fight in congress. the bill would also allocate funding for more resources and technology at the border. though not for more construction of president trump's wall. >> it is not to open america's gates to anyone who wants to come here. >> reporter: a senior fellow at the migration policy institute,

though not likely to satisfy everyone, he call this is a holistic approach to immigration reform and a stark contrast to that of the trump era. >> it is a bold attempt at reframing american immigration policy and the fact that it was done on day one was the right signal to send. >> reporter: in san jose, matt boone, abc7 news. the new first played is official losing her now notice twitter account and here it is. >> it is the start of a bright new chapter for our country. i'm grateful to everyone who call this is city home. thank you for everything you have done to make this inauguration special for joe and me. but most of all, for your fellow americans. gma first look a young poet stole the show in the

inauguration. >> reporter: in this morning's gma first look she's the breakthrough star of that historic inauguration ceremony. >> being american is more than a pride we inherit. it is the past we step into and how we repair it. >> amanda goreman, the 22-year-old youth poet laureate captivating the nation. >> will forever be tied together, victorious, not because we will never again know defeat. but because we will again sew w division. >> reporter: we first met her this summer on gma 3. >> i think my role as the poet is take all those exceptio sens that make me human and funnel it into a poem. on one with amanda goreman in a live interview. with her gma first look, i'm kenneth motown, abc7 news new york. >> amazing. and i just heard you guys she

gets a really huge surprise from robin roberts. so i'm excited to see it. >> wow, good for her. >> she developed this poem over the course of the past couple of months and it really took a turn after the january 6th insurrection at the capitol. and that reinspired her to take at least a part of the poem in a new direction. that was only days ago. so the fact that she was able to make that pivot was really, to me, incredible. >> right. so impressive. >> what a performance. >> that's why she's the best. award winning. yeah, she's won so many awards. and you can see why after that. lot of inspiration coming out of yesterday's speeches and poems. that was nice to see. east bay hills, 55 degrees. let's talk about what is going on. increasing clouds. last dry and mild day. showers tonight through tomorrow. they will be scattered but touch

just about all our neighborhoods. and possible of some gropal. hai hail/sro i the evening hours. rain and snow showers possible sunday. snow level down to around 2500 feet. the heaviest rains coming in wern wednesday and it is a two. a good soaking that we need. upper-50s along the coast and into richmond. 60-64 with the warmest temperatures in the east bay valley and south bay. tonight the showers rolling in. makes temperatures milder mid- to upper-450s. a look at the potential rain starting sunday. we'll go through monday and tuesday. it is going on the stronger than tomorrow's storm but it is weaker than the ones following it. but we are still looking at a quarter to a half inch by tuesday. and look what happens wednesday. we have up to an inch to an inch and a half of rain. sour thinking maybe somete need

sierra. snow pack%. a couple of feet possible. and i think they ma may be a little conservative. 4-5 feet? maybe. we'll keep an eye on it. a one for fried, one for sunday, monday and tuesday. and two for wednesday into thursday. and look at those temperatures barely making it to friday by tuesday. winter is back and it is coming with some good news. we need the rain. hope you enjoy it. be prepared. >> thank you, mike. up next here the seven things you need to know this morning. and also the old iphone feature that may be making a comeback. >> and amazon

rainbow ♪ ♪ maybe a reason why all the roads are cl ♪ ♪ is so it is 5:24. if you are gist joining us here are the seven things to know mo. number one. joe biden's first full day in office. last night a socially distance inaugural celebration was held. katy perry capped off the night with "fire truck""fire truck""fc "

splay lighting up washington, d.c. >> and set to sign actions to get the covid-19 under control. >> three, frustrations coming out of san francisco city hall about the vaccine rollout. mayor breed 900,000 people by the end of june they have a goal to vaccinate everyone by the end the year. >>

peterson expected to appear in court today via zoom. penalty phase retrial after his death penalty sentence was overturned in the murder of his wife lacey peterson and their unborn child. tracking a major pattern shift that is bringing winter back starting tomorrow. the chance of scattered showers and heavier rain next week. >> the traffic looks like light out there. i'd thought i'd show you the approach to the golden gate bridge. here is 80 through berkeleyville. pretty quiet. just a few brake lights heading into the western part of the span into san francisco. >> seven. someone is waking up a winner a single ticket matched all the numbers in the powerball drawing. two tickets in california are worth a million bucks. so you should tickets. >> amazon is now offering a helping hand in the fight against covid-19. a top company official has written president biden saying that amazon is ready to help. the new administration vaccinate hundred million americans in the next 100 days and that includes opening vaccination sites at amazon facility. s. amazon also asked the president to prioritize its essential workers in the facility's vaccination plans. apple is reportedl thinking back bringing back touch id to phones. the tech giant is testing a new version of the fingerprint sensor.

because as all of us are wearing masks face id becomes a challenge. apple phased out touch id in 2017. >> coming back with a full 90 minutes of news, oval office makeover, the personal touches president biden has added to his new work space. dreaming big, the sweet reactions from girls all over as kamala harris was sworn in as vice president. and it was wacalm in washington, d.c. but some pretties broke out here on the west coast.

building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc7 news. >> congratulations mr. president. now at 5:30 the biden era begins. the new tone the president hopes to bring tot forisir full day in office. >> san francisco revealing a new time line to vaccinate residents and workers. can it be done with the available supply? >> and rain returns to the forecast soon. mike is going tell us the chance

for dry days over the next week. good morning to you on this thursday january 21st. >> i am happy to hear this news about the rain vt let's get right over to mike nico for that accuweather forecast. hi mike. >> hi jobe anyway, reggie. for today shift. coming off the ocean, and some fog is developing along the peninsula coast. with the winds northwest to southeast, that will slide to the south. and if it makes it through the san bruno gap or the golden gate it could fill in parts of the bay this morning. they are still relatively dry. the east bay hills clear out there. 55 in the hills but most of us in the 30s and 40 this is morning. we'll stay in the 50s at the coast while we'll hit the low- to mid-50s. not quite as mild as yesterday. and ten hours of sunshine today. if it wasn't for the high clouds, 1:36 more than

yesterday. yep, those days are getting longer. let's get to jobina with the headlines. president joe biden and vice president kamala harris will get right to work on their first full day in office after receiving the daily briefing in the oval office, the president plans to deliver remarks on his covid-19 response plan and sign related executive actions. live on capitol hill with te latest. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning jobina. well, the nation's capitol feels like it is breathing a sigh of relief this morning after inauguration went off without any major security issues and after a tumultuous and divisive four years of the trump presidency, president joe biden is trying to set a new tone. one of unity. ♪ baby you're a firework ♪ -- >> reporter: the nation's capitol lit up giving a thundering welcome to president joe biden. the newly sworn in 46th commander in chief pledging to bring a new era of unity to a

divided nation. >> the pandemic, economic crisis. racial injustice, the climate crisis and threats to our very democracy. the question is, are we up to it. >> reporter: his call for unity echoed in a joint video featuring former presidents bush, clinton and obama. >> i think the fact that the three of us are stand here talking a the peaceful transfer of power speaks to the institutional integrity of our country. >> reporter: and it was a historic transfer of power. >> at this hour my friends, democracy has prevailed. >> reporter: kamala harris becoming the first woman african american and person of asian descent to be vice president. as barriers were shattered 22-year-old poet amanda goreman elegantly set up the moment. >> we is the successors of a country and a time where a skinny black girl descended from slaves and raised by a single mother can dream of becoming president.

>> reporter: within hours of pe avenue, president biden was at work issuing more than a dozen executive actions, including rejoining the paris climate agreement, putting an end to the so called muslim ban, canceling the keystone xl pipeline permit and imposing a mask mandate on federal property. and on his first full day of office president biden is keeping focus on what he says is his top priority, and that is getting the pandemic under control. he is set to issue more executive orders today. aimed at bolstering his administration's response to the covid-19 crisis. reporting lye from the capitol. elizabeth schulzesy, abc7 news. >> it was a calm day in washington, d.c. and largely the same across the country with a couple of exceptions. there were demonstrations holding anti-biden, anti-police signs. clashed with officers in portland and seattle yesterday.

protesters snashd windows at the oregon democratic party headquarters. and vandalized the ice facility there. and at the courthouse and others, more damage to the pandemic and new developments with the moderna vaccine. a batch was temporarily paused on sunday. a handful of people needed medical attention within 24 hours after getting the vaccine in san diego. at least five bay area counties received doses. happening tonight in the east bay, alameda county health experts will be taking part in a virtual town hall to talk about the vaccine distribution plan. the goal to discuss community outreach to ensure hard to reach neighborhoods receive the vaccine. the town hall starts at 6:00 tonight. you can watch it on the mayor's social media channels, including facebook, twitter, instagram and

youtube. san francisco's new and very ambitious goal to vaccinate every resident by the end of june. that is going to take a lot of vaccine. and right now all the major health providers say they simply don't have it. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live at city hall. amy? >> reporter: reggie, there are frustrations coming out of city hall about this vaccine rollout and now hearing that the city can't even agree on its goals with mayor london breed saying she wants to vaccinate 900,000 residents by the end of june. the whole city. well the city's department of emergency management says it has the goal to vaccinate everyone in the city by the end of the year. and there are questions about how any of this will happen and if they will have enough doses to meet those goals. elcted leaders are saying they want answers. >> from the -- to the state to the local level, so far its been a mess. and we need clarity, we need

answers and we need plans. to be able to give clear information to our constituents that are asking us questions every day. >> reporter: the city does plan to launch its first mass vaccination site tomorrow at city college. with 500 doses that have been set aside. they will need to do more than that to meet their goals. the mayor says she needs to see 10,000 people vacci through youtube june. tomorrow they are look at 500 doses. she did say that more doses are on the way. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. thank you. kaiser permanente in santa clara is changing the minimum age for covid-19 vaccine eligibility to 75. kaiser was the only people vaccinating people 65 and over. officials say they are making the change because of the supply and to align with other agencies and providers in santa clara county. the vaccine is also available to

healthcare workers. it was exactly one year ago today if you can believe i. i know. what is time right now? the cdc first confirmed a travel-related case of covid-19 in the u.s. at that time the cdc said in a memo it wasn't clear exactly how easily the virus is spreading between people. now we are seeing record death tolls in our country. here is abc7 reporter andrea fujiy. >> reporter: this morning a growing urgency to get the covid vaccination out quickly to the places that immediate it one of those places is los angeles as scientists try to determine if the new uk variant along with another mutation in california is fuelling the surge of infections. l.a. county confirmed nearly 6,500 new cases wednesday. and now there is worry what effect the variants could have on the vaccine's effectiveness. >> work needs to be done in laboratory to confirm whether or not the vaccine is going to be protective. >> reporter: encouraging news, a federal millimeter shows overall

the country is seeing fewer coronavirus cases week to week. and deaths are leveling off. but the number of people dying each day is staggering. in the last 24 hours, a record 4,409 people died. that is nearly the number of all u.s. military personnel killed in iraq since 2003. today dr. anthony fauci will represent the u.s. at the world health organization meeting. president biden will rejoin the w.h.o. after former president trump's withdrawal. andrea fujiy, abc7 news new york. coming up a new report revealing san francisco is seeing the biggest drop in rent in the entire country right now. the other two local counties that aren't very far behind. plus a look at the inauguration day fashion and including the story behind bernie sanders mittens. >> the best. >> but first let's check meteorologist mike nicco. he was definitely turning a look. >> you got my attention.

i can't wait. let's take a look at what's going on. nearly ferocirosty temperatures. there are going to be some neighborhoods where frost is forming right now and possibly on the grass. 40 in pittsburgh and be antioch. those are the warm spots in the valleys. in the hills we're in the 50s. freezing cold temperatures in movado and santa rosa. low- to mid-40s most of the south bay, the bay itself and towards the coast. a 50 up in the east bay hills where it is rather calm this morning and so is your commute weatherwise. it is going to be dry all dayton roads. no worries on the water. a tranquil day and just dress warmer this morning if you are taking mass transit. when do you need the umbrella? starting tonight. and just keep it handy. because you are going to need it all next week. slippery commute tomorrow and breezy at times. we have light to moderate showers. and that light would be green. the moderate would be yellow. and you can see them as we head

through the morning commute. by 5:00 the east bay and south bay are just starting to get the rain. so conditions will deteriorate in those areas during the morning commute. you can see another wave moving through at noon. that is going to pull temperatures down even more and we have the possibility of only graupel and a few light showers possible as we head towards majority saturday. graupel is snow and hail mixed together. gives you an idea how cold the atmosphere is going to be. winter is coming back and going to bring a tenth to a quarter inch of rain here. possibly inches of rain next week. more on that coming up. here is sue and talking about the commute. >> i am excited for snow because we do have our tahoe ski report about an hour from now. so we'll look forward to that. currently though it is light out there. here is a look at some of your drive times for the bridges to get across the bridge south bay on golden gate from marin to san francisco. less than 10 minutes of the grade. no metering lights a the bay

braij so an 8 min drive from the plaza to the san francisco. and the -- community about 12-13 minutes from 880 forwards 101. richmond san rafael bridge clear. fewalityom the richmond side to marin county. and a look outside as we make our way. i believe we're going to san jose. highway 87 for your drive up towards the san jose airport. those taillights are headed in the northbound direction and you are at the limit there as well.

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happening today. scott peterson is looking at the possibility of getting his murder conviction overturned. he is expected to appear in court today via zoom in stanislas county. it is a stats conference on the penalty phase retrial. peterson was convicted in 2004 of killing his wife lacey peterson and their undoran son. last august the california supreme court ruled that peterson cannot be sentenced to death because of errors made for his jury selection for his original murder trial. the u.s. labor department reports another 900,000 people filed for unemployment benefits last week. it is about 25,000 fewer than economists forecasted. more than 5 million people are continuing to receive state unemployment benefits. that's down about 250,000 from

the prior week. we'll see how wall street investors react when the markets open in about 45 minutes. rent is going down. san francisco is seeing the biggest drop in the country. and two other counties aren't far behind here. here is a look at the december rent decreases in san francisco. san mateo and santa clara counties. you can now get a one bedroom for less than 2,800 a month on average in san francisco. many people around the country will still cringe at that number but that is down 25% compared to last year. and san mateo and santa clara county, rent is down 17 and 13%. realtor.com shared these new numbers. the real estate listings website is seeing similar trends for two bedrooms. rent is down 22, 11 and 10% for two bedrooms in the counties. president joe biden add ad personal touch to his new office in the white house. white house.

bu busts of martin luther king jr. rosa parks and kennedy. a portrait of president andrew jackson was replaced with the portrait of the benjamin franklin. and the gold curtains and blue rug are actually from the clinton administration. and now to mittens. senator bernie sanders is going viral for his inauguration day look. people an social media had a lot of fun saying things he liked like he was going to the post office because he's carrying that envelope. and now the mittens. a vermont teacher made them and gave them to him two years ago. he wore them on the campaign trail. they are very green because they are made from repurposed wool and recycled plastic bottles. where is the picture of him in the chair? that was the best part. >> maybe we'll get it with the bobble head story. we need it in our lives this morning. >> there it is. >> oh yeah. there we go. so this look inspired this

bobblehead. the national bobblehead hall of fame created their latest product pretty fast. yeah. so it is a figure of senator sanders on his folding chair. the $25 bobblehead is expected to go on sale in may. i think my favorite one might have been he's dressed like the inauguration is on his to-do list but it ain't his whole day. >> that was exactly what i was going to say. that was from miss reezy on twitter. >> i don't have all for this. >>, ha, wa. but here is interesting. the woman who made the mittens. she said she's out. she's not making more. so thank you. but i'm out. >> what? i saw -- i actually just looked at her e-mail. she's like e-mail me. i have more with her picture on twitter. >> really? >> okay. well i'm going look this up again. i swear she just said that she's not doing it anymore. and that -- >> -- completely gone.

>> -- please find some other artist on etsy. >> i might be late. you are probably right. >> have to look into this. >> i'm going to beg snl right now to bring larry david back and do a skit on that. >> that works. >> i think it would be quite hilarious the if they can do that. that would be so much fun. i can just see larry david just tearing that up. let's take a look at what -- bernie was true to himself. got to say that. the root swi 4 it cllit wher it mtlle. increasing high clouds, that and a wind shift brings milder temperatur temperatures, still above average. but this is our last mild and dry afternoon so soak it in. because we're going to be soaked by some storms. not necessarily tonight's one, . thgh it brings a chance of en snow down to around500w a

two. moderate healthy rain coming for us. and upper-50s along the coast. low-60 in the north bay, around the bay and mid-60s in the east bay and south bay. the last areas to see the thicker clouds. tonight you can see the light to mod erlt showers moving north to south. temperatures milder tomorrow morning, low- to upper-40s. let's look at the rainfall. reset the calendar at sunday. so this is our second storm that comes in sunday into monday. and you can see it is pretty healthy, about a quarter to a half inch. let's go into wednesday. and you can see we double to even triple that amount as a potential atmospheric river has site sight on the bay area. atmospheric rivers are narrow so if that shifts one way or the other in the next couple of days we have to shift this bull's eye of rain but hopefully it stays on top of us. in the sierra at least 2 feet of snow are possible, and i think

that is conservative. 50s today, 60s tomorrow and baifrl into the 50s by tuesday. shorts, short sleeves? put them in the back. bring out winter weather gear once again and have that umbrella handy in our app. so you can watch live doppler 7 tonight and also sunday through about thursday of next week. >> we're going to need those mitt zblns and they are gone, reggie. you were right. >> i just looked it up. thank you so much but sadly i have no more mittens for sale. >> i'm happy for her. she's a teacher so i know its been tough for a lot of them. >> she's busy, i understand. next at 6:00. from ice cream to beer to full on meals a look at how the bay area food scene is honoring vice president kamala harris. but first, dreaming big. so many incredible sites we saw

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park in the east bay once named in donald trump jr. andrew jackson is getting a new name. chochenyo was approved tuesday night. >> in addition the city council voted to implement a $6 parking fee. the foothills park has seen influx in visitors the past month. this is the park where council he said had to repeal the residents only requirement. the city has neteor theew ruleso effect. >> it took vice president kamala harris just a minute to recite

her oath of office. but for young girls around the world and especially girls of color it was an historic moment. >> please raise your right hand and repeat after me. i kamala devi harris do solemnly swear. >> i kamala devi harris do solemnly swear. >> that i will support the constitution of the united states. against all enemy, foreign and domestic. that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the senate. that i take this obligation freely. th without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion. that i will well and faithfully discharge. the duties of the office on which i am about to enter.

so help me god. seeing all those little girls and boys that you saw there, gives me chills. very nice. all right. so now to an inside look at inauguration day fashion. vice president harris and the first lady both making statements by dressing symbolically for the occasion. v.p. harris wore purple and a purple dress and coat by a black designer. former first ladies hillary clinton, laura bush and michelle obama also wore shades of purple, symbolizing a call for unity. and the first lady dr. jill biden wore a blue tweed coat, dress and mask to match. and for the ladies that were not sworn in, they were still --

>> they sure were. and let's talk about lady gaga. she was apparently the head of all the hunger games. >> wait, wait, that was the best one. one of the best memes. when you got to sing the national anthem but then you got to twin hunger games right after. >> mocking jay all the way. and i was into it. and jennifer lopez once again is looking like she is all of 29. >> promoting her skin care line so maybe she was like this is my moment. >> it was. glowing. >> amazing. and vocals. >> and the vocals. and you were the one -- >> -- allowed. >> you predicted she was going bring in let's get loud. and boy were you right. >> i stood up in my office. >> i was screaming. >> what a day. we'll have more on all of this coming up. new here at 6:00. north bay county is adjusting its contact tracing efforts a it

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