>> we' outhateve we can the peo now at 5:00 a push for safety in oakland's china town. a security steam walking the streets after a wave of assault ops seniors. >> reporter: trump on trial. the president faces his second impeachment hearing today. will facebook's efforts be enough to combat a rise in false claims about covid-19 and vaccines? >> good morning, it is tuesday february 9th. julia you are here. we've missed you friend. >> so great to be back with all of you, up dark and early on this tuesday morning. happy to see your smiling faces and thank you all for joining us at home. want to start with meteorologist mike nicco for a look at the day ahead. hey mike. >> hey julian. been watching your powerful

piece. now we know why you have been away for a while. we appreciate those. let's look at what's going on. you can see the lack of clouds. or the clouds bringing us a lack of fog this morning. a little easier commute should be in store. few sprinkles possible. you can see the cloud deck hovering over san francisco as we look back exploratorium at pier 15. still tracking wet weather in the back half of the forecast. i'll have that coming up. back to kumasi for the news. thank you mike. happening today the start of donald trump's second senate impeachment trial. and this time is an undertaking like no other in u.s. history. the defeated former president charged with inciting an insurrection at the u.s. capitol hill. abc news reporter is in washington with the argument we'll be seeing today. >> reporter: it's been almost a month since trump last stepped foot in the white house why why

now he's in the spotlight again here on capitol hill facing impeachment accused of inciting insurrection. the second impeachment trial of former president donald trump. if managers decide they want witnesses there will be a vote. >> president trump's lawyers have agreed to a bipartisan resolution to govern the structure and timing of the impending trial. >> reporter: senators becoming jurors now. as trump faces one article of impeachment accusaled of being singularly responsible for the january 6th, deadly attack on the capitol. and it is videos like these. where democrats are expected to focus their efforts, using them to argue the rioters were inspired by trump's own words that day to storm the capitol. >> if you don't fight like he will you are not going to have a country. >> reporter: his defense will argue trump's words are protected under the first

amendment. in a legal brief trump's defense asserting trump did not direct anyone to commit lawless actions adding those who did did so of their own accord. inciting these words from trump's speech as proof. >> everyone here will be marching over to the capitol building to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard. >> reporter: unlike trump's first impeachment trial, here 10 gop house lawmakers vote toimd peach, ahead of trial kins jer writing a scathing op ed in the "washington post" urging republicans to break party lines and vote to convict the former president, saying it is necessary to save america and the trial a matter of accountability. but most other gop senators are already showed strong support for trump calling the trial counterproductive. a conviction sun likely. and right before the trial officials in georgia announcing they are launching an investigation into trump and a officials there.d with election- that probe is likely to be an a

part of the impeachment case here. thank you, andrew. and abc news will have special coverage of the impeachment. it starts around 10:00 this morning right here on 5bz 7. and you can always find it ad abc7news.com as well as on the apps. as impeachment proceedings take place, lawmakers expected to vote on president biden's covid relief plan. the democrats want two things. a 3600 per child credit and a thousand per child 6-17. that amount drops for single parents earning more than 75,000 a year. and couples making more than a 150,000. that however is hitting some roadblocks. so president biden may work with democrats to work that into separate legislation. as for another stimulus check the house ways and means can

committee will discuss a proposal for 14 hundred per person for people making $75,000 a year or less. >> now to a story a lot of you are click on at abc7news.com this morning. police have made an arrest in one of those attacks where the victim was a 91-year-old man. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield live in the news room with more and the community effort to improve safety. >> you might see volunteers walking the streets of china town in oakland. the community is really coming together to react to what has happened. this person has been arrested accused of a string of attacks on the elderly. including this one. this violent attack of someone pushing a 91-year-old man down to the ground. several groups have now stepped up and promised to keep an eye on china town.

krug oakland's police chief. yesterday was his first day on the job and already recognized this will be a focus. we know that they target our elderly. we also know they come because they believe that our community won't report to it police. we are excited to say we've already begun to transition to new strategies to help make china town a safrt community. >> reporter: at least eight groups of act sivists have stepd up to say they will volunteer to help fight this targeted vibes. two asian american actors among the group saying they want to say no to this racist rhetoric that it will not be tolerated. live in the newsroom. amy hollyfield. abc7 news news. white house secretary james sac was asked if the president had seen any of the videos of the attacks and what action he

might take. >> i'm not aware that he has seen the videos but he is concerned about the discrimination against t action against the asian american community, which is why e he signed the executive order and why he's been outspoken and making clear that, you know, attacks, verbal attacks, any attacks of any form are unacceptable. >> the executive order was issued during the president's first week in office acknowledging racism directed at asian americans and pacific islanders. it also directed the department of health and human services to avoid using language that could be offensive to that community as well. we are tracking developments on the pandemic as part of our effort to build a bert bay area. santa clara county has a green light to hold indoor worship services. it is at 20% capacity and this after a temporary order by the

u.s. --. facebook has announced how it will be fighting misinformation on covid-19 and other vaccines. jobina? >> thank you, kumasi. facebook has been updating policies on unfounded covid-19 claims since last april. now they will crack down on false claims about all vaccines, including those claiming vaccines can cause autism. the new guidelines apply to user-generated posts and paid advertisements on instagram. also helpful dataheovid you can seehee of people who would like a vaccine in youth of pple wre wearing masks. you can look at whether or not the symptoms are going up or down. >> this week facebook is also launching a covid-19 vaccination tool to show you where and when you can get an appointment. in addition the company is also

distributing $120 million in free ad money to health departments and non profits to educate the public on the vaccine rollout. >> thank you jobina. of course, you know, abc7 news is monitoring the covid vaccine rollout in california. we have the tracker and you can use this tool to figure out when you might be able to get the shot. you can find it on our home page at abc7news.com. let's take a look at what to expect when you step outside this morning. look at these temperatures of. almost double digits warmer, or milder, if you will, than 24 hours ago. south bay, we have temperatures from 46 in los altos hills, usually one of the warm spots, to 51 in san jose. elsewhere lot of upper-40s to low-50s. half moon bay at 46 degrees. the east bay hills camera, lack of fog. going to be cool all day and not

much sunshine and a few sprinkles possible for outdoor activities but i wouldn't let those sprinkles scare you whatsoever. the real deal is going co-come thursday. midnight, future radar. you can see increasing clouds through the morning commute. looks dry. and then a few sprinkles to a few light showers possible in the north bay as we head towards lunch. a after lunch and into the evening hours we have our west chance of light to moderate, green to yellow, rain zmen showers as we head into the overnight hours through friday's morning commute. rainfall a quarter to a half inch out of the system. so desperately needed rain is on the way but we've got a couple of days to prepare for it. let's see the commute, good morning, jobina. >> hi everybody. so i do want to turbine in the south bay because we have an issue on one of our city streets. this is not on a freeway. but there is a homicide investigation under way.

so san jose police have closed santa clara street from 26th to highway 101 indefinitely. i'll let you know when that reopens. the bay bridge, we acid havedid stall on the upper deck but looks like things are picking up and moving smoothly. and lastly the san mateo bridge. you can see that definitely beginning toic approximate up as people make their way towards the peninsula. outside of the issue of the in south bay everything else is moving. a year after kobe bryant's death, new information is expected today in the helicopter crash that killed him, his daughter and everyone seven oth getting dizzy, having trouble focusing and feeling light headed. symptoms some are experiences months after the virus. >> disney in anaheim is starting its comeback. the new experience coming soon

to california adventure. it is 5:11 on this

. welcome back. it is 5:13 as you join us on this tuesday morning. part of our effort to build a better bay area includes tracking long-term impacts of covid. patients are reporting difficulty paying attention and problems remembering names in conversations. kate lars explores how common these symptoms can be. >> you know what, i would rather have the covid infection five times in a row than what i've dealt with afterwards. >> reporter: she was hospitalized with covid last spring. now 10 months later she's experiencing serious brain-related symptoms. >> tonight for instance, i went to go to the store and i started feeling dizzy and then i'm like where am i going? so i turned around and came home. i'm almost like an alzheimer's patience.

>> reporter: she's 58 and says her long hauler covid symptoms make her she was o he was one of the first 200 people to test positive. now a year later he's plagued with exhaustion and forgotfulness. >> i'm not able to do more than one thing at a time well. >> reporter: he's seen doctors, even been to the er but -- >> so far everybody is saying you are fine, frank. but i don't always feel 100% fine. >> people aren't being legitimized and very real experiences after covid. >> reporter: 20% of participants have persistent cognitive symptoms after covid infections. >> reporter: the problems seem to be quite common. surviving from covid is great. but we now need to be also thinking about the long-term impacts to society. if we have millions of people

who are no longer able to contribute in the workplace like they used to. >> reporter: -- neuropsychological testing that they are reporting these symptoms after covid. kate larson, abc7 news. the magic slowlyimne month build as the limited experience. the rides will not be running. this event as restaurants in downtown disney reopen for outdoor dining. disney is the parent company of abc7 news. mike are you down to go for the limited exclusive mo definitely. how about you? >> -- >> i want to get on the rides. >> yeah you go tot back for the

full experience, kumasi. >> yeah. i'm looking forward to that. >> but you are such an adventurers. you could go there, have some food and then go find somewhere else to have some fun and adventure. you know you would make a good time of it. and i'm sure julian would also. maybe all three office should go. how about that. >> i'll show you around. been there a few times. let's take a look what the's going on. want to show you the big picture. the satellite and radar. you can see there is some green over us and that is mainly in the middle parts of the atmosphere but a sprinkle or two is possible. maybe just a brief light rain across the north bay during the morning hours as you can see with live doppler 7 there. gray andd. 52rom south bay. cloudy and cool today with a.m. sprinkles. more fog in tomorrow's morning commute and more rain likely with thursday's storm than with saturdays. both are ones on the storm

impact scale. little bit of green early this morning but by 9:00 mainly gray. the lunch hour, gray. afternoon to maybe a few break in the cloud cover. may need the sunglasses, towards the evening it opens up and it is going to be cooler tomorrow. for today about 55 at half moon bay to 64 in fairfield. most of us 58-62. tonight the 30s return to the deepest inland valleys. low- to mid-40s elsewhere with more fog than this morning. wednesday one of our brightest and warmest days moving forward. once the storm door opens, thursday into friday we've got a one. a little sunshine friday afternoon. pretty mild. saturday a chance of rain and should be gone by valentines day in the afternoon and evening. slight chance monday but that's way into the evening. temperatures mid-40s to low-60s all seven days of the forecast. back to julie for more news.

today we're expecting more details about why the helicopter with kobe bryant and seven others crashed last year in southern california. vance bryant and other passengers families have accused the pilot of flying in dangerous conditions. -- the ntsb is set to make a probable cause finding at a hoerg in washington this morning. also expected to give recommendations to those who regulate the sky to avoid a repeat of last year's crash. one of the founding members of the supreme, mary wilson has died unexpectedly. wilson became a star at a very young age and kept her light shining in shoebz for six decades. she was at her nevada home when she died last night. services will be private because of the pandemic but a celebration of wilson's life will take place later this year. she was actually working on a new album, set to be released in

a few months. she was 76 years old. >> and parent, students left in limbo. details on san francisco's plan to get kids back in the classrooms and why the timeline still isn't a sure thing. >> and let's take a live

it's 5:21. if you are just joining us, here are the seven things morning. number 1, in the south bay california's largest covid-19 vaccination site is set to open today in leave stadium in santa clara. the goal to see 5,000 a day expanding to 15,000 when supplies increase. two, a suspect facing charges in connection with a an attack on a 91-year-old in china town. and volunteers stepping up walking the streets to improve safety. >> reporter: three, the start of the historic impeachment trial of donald trump charged with inciting the deadly riot of the

u.s. capitol. live coverage right here. four, smoez will consider a proposal to provide hero pay for grocery store workers. it would give workers three $3 an hour pay bump. > t temperature, pretty normal for this time of year. >> number six. the biggest issues on the roads right now is in the is south bay. i want to bring you to our maps because there is a homicide investigation under way in san jose which has led santa clara street between 26th and highway 101 closed indefinitely. >> and seven. a new look for facebook, now removing any post that spreads disproven falsehoods about any and all vaccines. this week the menlo park based company displays the new tool that can also help make an appointment. investigators out with a

warning about fake masks americans might be wearing without even knowing it. after they received counterfeit n 95 masks. >> reporter: in this morning's gma first look, counterfeit masks that look so authentic they fooled hospitals. hundreds of thousands of n 95 masks meant for some washington state medical personnel now being pulled off the shelves. >> it is incredibly frustrating, demoralizing, disheartening. >> reporter: the u.s. department of homeland security sending an alert that fraudulent masks have been found mixed into the supply chain across the country. the washington state hospital association sending major n 95 manufacturer 3 m photographs and lot numbers of masks bought from a distributor. >> they look and feel and bream

an east bay city is offering free covid testing starting today for three consecutive days. drive-thru testing will be done in the part of the the holly community center. officials say appointments are not required but they are encouraged and can be made online on the trl color website. t bring back the music like we've never seen before. for the next several weeks, the city will put on 60 popup performances from an empty store front window. everyone from classical musicians to broadway stars will get their chance to shine. the series is sponsored through a foundation that employs artists who's lost work from the pandemic. to make sure everyone is social distancing, each show will only be announced on that day. >> that's interesting. >> it adds a little excitement

like who am i going to see today? >> exactly. and everyone is looking for something to do at this point so i'm hear for it. >> i will get my share and prop it up right in front of the store front. >> i'm with you. >> we're coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including of california's mass vaccination site coming to the bay area. >> and plans under way at levi stadium as governor newsom makes his way here. >> and a second impeachment trial of former president donald trump is just hours away and not the only legal challenge he's facing today. the one hitting much closer to home. and a live look outside right now as you wake up on this tuesday morning, 5:26. we'll be right back.

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this inetum is about to be home to the largest covid vaccination site in california. >> and vandals deface a historic monument in san jose's japan town. now the community sharing shock and frustration. former president donald trump is headed back to washington today. what we're learning about his second impeachment trial now just hours away. >> and koala chaos. this furry friend caused quite a stir bringing traffic to a halt. oh my goodness we're going to show you why. >> wow. good morning, thanks so much for

being here on this tuesday morning. can't wait to get to that piece of video now. >> me either. first let's check with meteorologist mike nicco for a look at the day ahead. good morning, mike. good morning, kumasi. good morning julian. yeah. nice tease there. i like that. the radar looks active. most of this moisture is above 10,000 feet. in fact it's saturated about 14,000 feet but below is pretty dry. so not this much rain is making it to the ground. it is more likely springs. moving northwest to southeast so sprinkles are possible in the morning commute today. but the clouds linger and hang around and keep us a little cooler than average if not righ. waking up mid- to upper-40rds. milder than the fog. more on thursday's storm coming up. here is jobina.

thank you, mike. tracking breaking news out of the south bay this morning. san jose police are investigating a homicide after a man was found lying on a sidewalk. it is unclear how he died. police say it happened just after 2:00 this morning on santa clara street. we are going to bring you a live look from the air yiegt how. both directions of this road from 26th street to highway 101 are closed off. you can see the flares roadway. as abc7 works to build a better bay area, we are tracking when and where you will be able to get the covid vaccine. and today what will be the largest vaccination site in foiat to on up at levi's stadium.hey ca dat sed wo are two different things and

that is because of supply. they have set up this huge space at levi's to be able to vaccinate up to 15,000 people a day. they will start with 5,000 a day. the site will accept santa clara county residents 65 and older and those eligible healthcare workers. this/will be the largest vaccine site in the state. the 49ers don't practice here in the off season so they don't need the space until august. they just need the supply to come in. governor gavin newsom will be there today for the first day of giving people shots. they do have a website where you can book appointments or look for them and keep refreshing, keeptrying. and we've linked the website on ours. go to abc7news.com to find everything you need.

>> also today a new vaccination center in the north bay. sonoma county will o open if first of three new centers this at the petaluma campus. a second center opens tomorrow at the huerta gymnasium in windsor and a third opens one week from today at sonoma valley veterans memorial hall. >> this week really reach an important landmark with schools. one million combined days in school, physically in classrooms for children across marin since we began reopening on september 8th. that's something the whole udentsavdrning sinroud of september. health there have been just 10 cases of suspected

inschool covid transmission. and details about san francisco's plan to open schools for inperson instruction. part hinges on teachers and staff getting vaccinated and abc7 news 7 learned it will happen in waves. the first wave is made up of 12 schools. >> so we can begin bringing back students. >> the vaccinations are required an fra reopening tier. in the orange tier, vaccinations would not be required for reopening. with the spread of the coronavirus now slowing it is possible the city could move to the red tier some point next week. today mayor london breed and health director koufax will w be --. also today. is the beginning of the second

senate impeachment trial. of former president donald trump. jobina at the live desk with all the details how this historic case will be playing out. >> over the course of the next two days, each side will make the case for and against former president trump's single charge of inciting the deadly riot attt the capitol. dan abrams is weighing in on gma new this morning. >> you are going so see a lot of video. you are going to see them trying to tell a story about what happened starting even before election day where president trump starts talking about voter cr becomd that incendia,e leingp to 6 itself w he says.

>> trump's defense team will argue his words are protected under the first amendment. keep in mind here incitement of violence or insurrection falls outside of those constitutional protections. a conviction may will unlikely. most gop senators support for trump calling --. a second vote could prevent him from running for office again. abc news will have special live coverage around 10:00 a.m. here. >> thank you, jobina. today former president trump also faces another legal challenge. the town of palm beach will discuss if trump is legally allowed to live at his mar-a-lago club. local residents want him evicted are a 1993 agreement between trump and the city council. by converting mar-a-lago in a private residence to a club the deal said he could not live

there for more than 21 days in a year. but he may be able to duck that by residing there as a bona fide employee. if former president trump were to give it another go at the white house it seems he may have a strong blessing from the california republicans. according to a new poll, two and three gop voters said they would be inclined to back another presidential run from trump. is to blame for the capitol riot compared to 93% of democrats. very much along party lines here. and ahead of today's impeachment trial. 63% of all california voters want to see trump convicted. 11% for republicans and 92% for democrats. and the south bay japan town's community leaders in san jose are heartbroken after a beloved monument in their neighborhood was vandalized. >> the person takes something

out of the backpack and sprays one side, sprays the other side. they know it is wrong because they hide when cars drive by. >> by monday morning this is what it looked like. a monument beloved by san jose's japanese community vandalized. security footage captured the crime. >> you just can't believe somebody would do something like that to something that represents the struggles and sacrifices of the first generation of any immigrant community. >> reporter: the granite stone honors the pioneers or the first generation of japanese settlers in the valley. it was a gift from its sister city in okayama j.p. >> it symbolizes that we are e resilient. >> struggles and sacrifices of any person in an immigration family, you know, that endured so much. >> reporter: the monument so beloved in the community some residents have been known to hug

the stone as a way to connect with ancestors. they worry the rock has been permanently damaged. >> very disheartening to have someone just have total disregard for people. to want to deface something like this. >> reporter: so far no evidence the crime was racially motivated. in san jose, kris reyes for abc7 news. man accused of causing a deadly crash involving eight cars in san francisco will be arraigned today. 31-year-old jerry lions faced multiple charges including vehicular manslaughter, felony hit and run and dui. driving a stolen suv and ran a red light causing the pile up last week. one was killed. lions wasin mber for driving a stolen vehicle without a licse and under the influence. coming up.

combatting the homeless crisis in the south bay. the movement of tiny homes to help families. and a curious koala lands himself in a tough spot. we'll talk about the rescue mission to save the guy after he caused chaos in australia. before we get there, we check back with meteorologist mike nicco on this tuesday. hey mike. not nearly as cute as the koala so we'll hurry and bet back to him. let's talk about the weather. the upper 40s to 0450s tri val. mid-50s around --. mainly cloudy everywhere. 47 in santa rosa. 48 in mount view. everybody else about 50-52 degrees. livermore 49. los gatos 56. cloudy and about 51 degrees. we need to watch out for sprinkles in the morning commute, otherwise mainly gray today and seasonally cool if you are taking mass transit any other time. here is a look at some of these sprinkles and when we get to the darker green, even the yellow.

they may be just enough, the drops big enough to make it watch out around napa and solano county. contra costa, marin, alameda counties, and then tapers into the south bay. all sliding to the southeast so there is a chance of some springz this morning for the next couple of hours.kles this next couple of hours. thursday we're looking at quiet day, until we get to mainly about noon. that is when the rain starlets to move into north bay. it is light but yellows and oranges, it will turn moderate as it slides from the north bay to the south bay in the afternoon and evening hours. still looking at about a quarter to half inch of rain out of this one on the storm impact scale. and sfafrz the seven day forecast goes, this is probably the strongest but we'll look next. jobina and the morning commute. have you seeing any reports of sprinkles out there?

>> no reports of spripgz have had some issues. we have a sig alert in oakland here due to a crash that has closed down the mcarthur off ramp. eastbound 580 at the mcarthur you have a romp romp romp live pictures outside. in the bay area and em are aville here. a live look at 80. headlights making their way westbound. begiin was very busy here yesterday. i'll keep an eye on that. and also to oakland in 880 i believe is our next live picture here. headlights are making their way south. clear conditions there. and pretty much everywhere else around the bay area. we'll be right back. saip

oeld navy is shutting down and moving into the gap. workers have been working from home because of the pandemic. it is not clear when old navy will move out of its current location. but gap says all of its units will now be located in two

buildings along the embarcadero. san francisco based reddit is now valued at $6 billion. the company announced its raised $250 million in new funding. after user helped drive gamestop stocks from about $20 to more than $300 a share. even bought a five second ad in the super bowl that became one of the most talked about ads of the day can. >> and now the moment you have been waiting for. koala is back in the wild this morning after creating some chaos on the freeway in australia. and of course we've got the video. here it is. the animal ended up inside of a car after causing a five-car pile up in the morning commute. the koala was spotted dashing across the freeway causing drivers to slam on braix. police say no one was seriously hurt. they managed to wrangle the koala into a car until the

rescuers got there and you can see fur ball got really comfortable there behind the steering wheel. had the ten and two for a second. just cruises around at this point. >> this koala is out of control. first you rub in the street, cause a crash and then get in my car looking for food or god knows what. and then sit behind the wheel. >> as if he owns the place. >> he belongs to the streets now kumasi. it is just too >> i think you're right. >> kumasi going to try to reform him, take him in? >> need to work on him. >> just a week removed from "don't drive angry." ground hog day. with bl drives with the ground hog. that's a good seen. 52 degrees from sutro tower. cloudy and cool with sprinkles

possible in the morning commute. cooler tonight as clouds open and more fog tomorrow morning. and rain likely thursday. another chance also monday. a storm door open but no atmospheric river. so the rainfall amounts, while healthy are not as good as they could be. a look at this storm pushing into the east. most of the moisture about 10,000 feet. that is why the radar looks much better than what's reaching the ground, if anything. in the north bay our best chance right now and that slides soesz, across the east bay and eventually the bay and south bay next couple of hours. 9:30, not even picking up on it. just keeping us pretty gray. into lunch. still pretty gray. clouds open a little bit. thin a little birth. unlike yesterday. and into the evening hours they start to open up even more. so that is why it is going to be cooler and foggier tomorrow.

mid- to upper-50s along the coast. 60 to 62 inland today. any outdoor dining is going to be pretty cloudy with temperatures falling back into the 50s in the evening hours. on our way into the mid- and upper-0s in our deepest and coldest inland valleys. low- to mid-30s for most of us tonight. sunshine tomorrow, one of our warmer days. thursday light rain through friday morning. sunshine friday afternoon. saturday light rain. sunday afternoon, valentines day a little sunshine and monday more rain. show you all the storms up next. let's get over to kumasi for more news. in the south bay people for formally homeless are providing shelters for those in manufactured by workers who were once homeless. the cabins are provide temporary

shelters for families in the county. >> the families participating are dealing with a lot of trauma being homeless and the little houses of hope will give them the critical services they need in order to transition into permanent housing. >> there are on site showers, bathrooms, laundry facilities, each cabin has four bunk beds and it is powered by solar energy. county officials say permanent housing for the homeless will eventually be built on the site. good to see that. coming up new at 6:00. nutrition, fitness and green space add up when it comes to healthy living and it seems we do it best here in the bay area. the city topping the list of the america's healthiest cities. >> we rake holding totallies like this. excited to hear about it. fist up, setting the record thgainst misinformationla about the virus. city planning with an eye for art. both function and form all on display in the east bay.

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problems can occur at the same time and some more often when opdivo is used with yervoy. tell your doctor about all medical conditions including immune or nervous system problems, if you've had or plan to have an organ or stem cell transplant, or received chest radiation. here's to a chance for more horizons. a chance to live longer. ask your doctor about chemo-free opdivo plus yervoy. thank you to all involved in our clinical trials. welcome back. the city of oakland's urban planner is bringing a new approach to city planning th most of the work by james rojas is made from recycled materials like toys and other random items he finds. he says it is a different way to get people to think about offing our problems. >> i wanted to create more unity in city planning. want people to come together, you know needs and aspirations but i want everybody to have an equal say in the whole solution.

and solve their problems base on their own ideas with city planning. >> that is really cool. i saw a couple of salt and pepper shakers in there too. rojas's work has been sfeechd at the explore toerm, the center for arts and store fronts around the bay area.atorium, the cente for arts and store fronts around the bay area. only 10% this month in livermore. 6% in san jose. we can't get any consistent rain let alone consistent over one area. here is a look at future radar. saturday looks pretty wet. sunday trending drier and monday is looking pretty wet and tuesday we'll start to trend drier. let's look atow much rain we can get from saturday through monday and we're looking at the possibility of a half inch maybe a little more in the north bay mountains.

so we'll keep it coming. every other day looks like a chance of light to moderate rain. back to kumasi. san mateo officials say they are fighting an onslaught of misinformation that is creating vaccine hesitancy in communities of color. healthcare leaders and elected officials spoke about the issue yesterday. more than 73,000 people in san mateo county have received their first doses of the covid-19 vaccine. however officials fear that the distribution has not been equitable. >> we are combatting misinformation from medias from china, philippines, focusing on the death related to the vaccines. >> we need to find as policy makers localized solutions so that we can narrow the equity gap. >> listen to these numbers. of those who have beenated san 44% are white. 28% are asian. only 9% of those who received

shots are latino and just over 1% of those who have been vaccinated are african american. the city of san jose will take up a proposal today to provide hero pay for grocery store workers. if approved it would give workers with at least 300 workers at stores nationwide a 3 dollar an hour pay bump. the california grocers association says this will just lead to higher food prices. now at 6:00 another bay area county expands covid vaccinations. who can make an appointment starting next week? and the second senate impeachment trial of former president donald trump. i'm on kmol tracking the latecae latest. and a 91-year-old pushed to the ground in oakland's choointd. what we know.

now at 6:00, we're hours away from former president trump's second impeachment trial. a preview of the arguments that will be heard in the senate. >> we already begin to transition into new strategies to make chinatown a safer community. >> oakland's new police chief proom promising to make chinatown safe

after incidents like this one, where a 19-year-old man was pushed to the ground. police have an update on the case. and facebook's new policy, how it plans to stop the spread of vaccine misinformation on its platform. good morning, thanks for waking up with us dark and early on this tuesday morning. it is february 9th. >> we want to check in with mike for a look at our forecast. good morning, mike. >> good morning, kumasi, jobina, julian, hi, everybody. let's start with a look at live doppler 7. a possibility of sprinkles solano county, super commuters coming from dixon, fairfield and driving on 80, 680, 780, to napa, may need the windshield wipers a bit. coming in highway 4 and through the altamont pass, we're starting to see a radar showing the possibility of a few sprinkles. what is happening is we have a lot of midlevel moisture above 10,000 feet, a lot of dry air below it. that's why most of this isn't making it to the ground. the best chance of it to make the ground would be during the morning hours and that's why we'll keep it in the forecast

through the morning commute. walnut creek,