we would like opportunity to get the notes made regarding what president trump told kevin mccarthy in the middle of the insurrection. >> i think that's inappropriate and improper. we should close this case out today. >> instead of closing arguments, a surprise vote. the senate will now allow witnesses in former president

trump's second impeachment trial. that breaking news is a dramatic twist this morning to the fate of the former president's political career, charged with inciting the violent insurrection of the u.s. capitol. at the 11th hour, the senate's expected decision is pushed to another day. >> last night, congresswoman jaime herrera beutler of washington state issued a statement confirming in the middle of the insurrection when house minority leader kevin mccarthy called the president to beg for help, president trump responded, and i quote, well, kevin, i guess these people are more upset about the election than you are. >> the news of the phone call coming to light last night is the source of the new decision. democratic impeachment managers arguing they need to hear from congresswoman jaime herrera beutler, the exact details of the phone call between former president trump and house republican kevin mccarthy of bakersfield. now widely reported that

mccarthy from inside the u.s. capitol during the siege shouted at former president trump to calm his supporters clearly to no avail. so people want to hear about the phone call. the defense team responding saying house impeachment managers had several days to complete the final case. >> after what happened here in this chamber yesterday, the house managers realize they did not investigate this case before bringing the impeachment. they did not give the proper consideration and work, didn't put the work in that was necessary to impeach the former president. >> just before senators gathered for today's trial, abc news learned senate minority leader mitch mcconnell reportedly told his republican colleagues he would vote to acquit former president trump. of course, that could change depending on the new witness testimony, but seems like it is getting increasingly harder for democrats to get the 17

republican votes they need to get a conviction. we're also learning there is a chance they readjourn today. if so, that may happen around 9:30 our time. we will bring it to you live or stream it and follow the updates as they come in. we of course are following the breaking news and developing situation, day five of the impeachment. meantime, little closer to home, let's get a check of the weather, get over to meteorologist lisa argen. hey, lisa. >> hey, liz. the quick moving system brought in a little rain to everyone. as we look live at live doppler 7, it is progressing southward. we had some showers in the east and south the past hour and overnight and in the early morning hours. you can see mount hamilton. san jose, wet weather. level one system winding down the next few hours. dropped anywhere from a couple hundredths to a tenth of an inch of rain. upper elevation winds are 20 to 36 miles per hour there from the oakland hills to mount diablo

and san jose, passing shower right now. it is in the low 50s downtown and in san jose. 54 on the coast. look at the north bay, san rafael is sunny. call it partly cloudy for the rest of the day with numbers getting close to where we will be for the rest of the day simply because the northwesterly winds are going to blow and it is going to feel cool. upper 50s to near 60 with mix of clouds and sun, breezy to gusty winds. we will talk about a next chance of rain that comes in as soon as tomorrow night, and into the holiday weekend in a few minutes. liz? >> thank you. more breaking news to tell you about. magnitude 7.1 quake rocked the coast of japan almost exactly ten years after the powerful quake that caused the fukushima tsunami and nuclear disaster. usgs says it hit at 6:10 our time off the coast of northeast japan. shaking could be felt in tokyo, further south. according to local reports,

there's no tsunami threat now. there's no initial reports of damage to the nuclear power plant. japanese officials say there's been no change in radiation levels from damaged fukushima reactors. california is expanding the list of people eligible for the coronavirus vaccine. people under 65 with severe health conditions or high risk disabilities now qualify starting mid march. abc7 reporter liz kreutz is part of the vaccine team, spoke with medical experts about what the expansion means. >> reporter: she's nine months pregnant. in her womb, the miracle she prayed for. >> so cute. >> reporter: after months of isolation, she says growing a baby in the middle of a pandemic has been challenging. she heard the news she was hoping for. california is expanding its list of people who are eligible to get vaccinated. now she's included. >> i think it's great.

i also think that it is kind of risky. >> reporter: the fact that pregnant women weren't part of the trials, does that concern you? >> the data on whether they're at risk or not is mixed. cdc is trying to err on the side of recommending vaccine for pregnant women. >> reporter: with this expansion, another 4 to 6 million in california qualify to get vaccinated. the list now includes those 16 to 64-year-olds deemed to be at the highest risk for mortality from covid-19. those with cancer, weakened immune system, organ transplants, down's syndrome, mo among others. the doctor is glad the state is following the right data for the expansion. >> 80% or more hospitalizations and deaths in this country are in people over 65 and people with underlying health

conditions. >> reporter: dr. mol done add oh is part of the vaccine crew, and believes we will have enough supply with the johnson & johnson vaccine if authorized to vaccinate more people once this group expansion goes into effects march 15th. >> we think by march there should be vaccine pretty quickly, but won't be the full 100 million doses. >> the topic of vaccine eligibility came up at the vaccine town hall yesterday. dr. nadine burke harris, surgeon general of california, joined abc7 to talk about the challenges. >> while we are expanding eligibility to this group of people, we do want to recognize that supply is still limited, although it is increasing week by week. so we want to let folks that it will still take time to get an appointment even if

you're eligible. it was very important for us to recognize the increased risk these individuals are facing, increased risk of death if they do develop covid, and for that reason it was very important for us to respond to the risk by opening up eligibility. >> you can find the entire vaccination town hall on the abc7 bay area connected tv app for roku, amazon fire and other devices, it is free to download. happening today, solano health having a clinic for residents over 75. the first was last weekend at the fairgrounds. it will be there again today. it started at 9:00 this morning. it is only open to eligible individuals who preregister. and they're offering free rides to people that get vaccinated at the oakland colosseum site. if you take bart, show your

vaccination card, get a ticked loaded with $7 to get you anywhere in the system other than the san francisco airport stop. the colosseum site opens this tuesday. the goal to administer about 6,000 doses a day, and gradually increase. it will be open to anyone eligible under alameda county guidelines. and governor newsom is crediting local and state efforts with getting a handle on the pandemic. the governor toured the mass vaccination site in san francisco yesterday. he called the facility state of the art and said its platforms would be used as centers statewide. he says california is making progress with more than 5.5 million doses administered so far. >> we are now averaging roughly 200,000 vaccines being administered each and every day. that's double where we were a few weeks ago. what the site proves is that the only limitation in our capacity to do more is supply. >> more than a million doses are

expected to arrive next week. in the east bay, people in oakland's chinatown kicked off the year of the ox amid calls for police resources in the community. abc7 reporter matt boone explains while businesses want to raise awareness, they don't want to scare away customers. >> reporter: no big crowds this year, but the pandemic couldn't stop the dragon dances from being streamed online. as night fell. >> once sun sets, everybody closes, they're afraid. >> reporter: he manages from the heart flower shop in chinatown. he stayed open late as lunar new year is one of the busiest times f the year. this year, sales are down, first due to the pandemic. he worries foot traffic will decline after several high profile cases of violence in the enabled, including a 91-year-old man pushed over down the block. new oakland police chief and the mayor walked the neighborhood but he says more action is needed. >> they don't have a reason to

be down here, they wouldn't come down here. >> reporter: last year was more lively. andy lives in the neighborhood. >> i remember having performances here. there was like a stage. >> reporter: he says more people were out than he season a normal night, including groups of volunteer patrols. >> i think there are more people around like making sure none of those kinds of assaults happen. >> reporter: for raymond, he was happy to see lines outside restaurants, but admitted he had his head on a swivel. >> when we're out, we want to be careful of surroundings. >> reporter: he believed a collective show of support is needed, not a retreat. >> with unity, that's the most powerful thing you can ask for because you can't let one or two bad apples ruin it for everybody. >> reporter: there will be an event in solidarity to victims of violence in this neighborhood starting madison square park, marching to little siaigon.

>> lunar celebrations continued in san francisco. you can see the sales force tower got in on the action, welcoming the year of the ox with an image of the hard working animal. they rang in with firecrackers and opening of a playground. the project was ten years in the making and offers a symbol of hope for the community. in the past year, as many as 90% of businesses closed and wave of attacks, some targeting seniors which you've seen the videos, showing them to you, they gained national attention, now neighbors are coming together, calling for unity. >> celebrate what makes us unique, how we care about each other. >> everyone is galvanized, wants to do something. we should all take this moment and do that. >> a special guest showed up, governor newsom. he visited small businesses celebrating the lunar new year. lisa, a little bit of rain this morning. >> yeah. many folks are probably like what? you slept through it, i'm afraid.

as you look here in nevada, maybe another inch of snow. 32 degrees. isn't that beautiful. winter weather advisory for the next two or three hours. we'll talk about our rain. there's more to come this holiday weekend next. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, an offensive listing for a bay area job,

welcome back. hard to see, this is from the sutro tower cam. look how foggy it is out there. no visibility. keep that in mind if heading outside this morning. developing news in san francisco. police are investigating a double shooting near embarcadero around 8:15 last night. there was heavy police presence at the hyatt regency hotel on drumm street. a man was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. another has nonlife-threatening injuries. police are searching for the gunman. san jose opens the police chief search to the people, hosting a virtual candidate forum. each person gives opening remarks, answers questions from the community. the former chief retired last year before taking over the reigns in dallas. san jose briefly put the search

on hold to find other outside candidates after the minneapolis police chief withdrew his application. the virtual forum starts at 10:00 a.m. on the city's youtube page. governor newsom may be inching closer to recall election. organizers for recall gavin 2020 say they surpassed the 1.5 million signatures needed to put the proposal on the ballot. the signatures still need to be verified and then if they're approved, the recall election would happen this summer or a little later this year. linked in is apologizing after removing a job posting that required applicants to be nonasian. they posted this job posting for a position in menlo park. you can see it circled on the screen, many called out the company and linked in on tiktok and other social media platforms. abc7 talked to one of the people that first brought it to the public's attention. >> when i first reacted, i was taken aback.

i am glad i was able to bring awareness to hurtful language. this example can help us reach a more inclusive and positive future. >> they removed the post and is conducting an investigation. linked in released a statement saying it doesn't tolerate racism or hate of any kind. as the bay area deals with issues of race and social justice, we are here to help. head to abc7news.com/take action for a list of local resources. new developments. uc berkeley reversed a ban on students exercising outdoors. the ban was imposed after a spike of covid cases on campus. there are 2,000 students isolating in dorm rooms. strict lockdown started february 1st, ends monday. another union square store is shutting its doors. popular japanese clothing store confirmed they're closing the location on powell street this

spring. the company plans to layoff 69 workers by april 2nd. the area has been hit hard by lack of in person shopping due to the pandemic. so sad to see another store close. a different city we return to, lisa, when we get back to normal. definitely. if you head outside, you need time to enjoy sun and dry weather. it is wet in the southern portion of the bay area and sun is shining in the northern portion. so we are looking at a mixed bag as the system quickly exits live doppler over hamilton and the hills, it has been wet the past hour. you widen the view, notice to the north more activity, extreme northern california. we're just on the tail end of the system. we have snow in the mountains, although the temperature is at 33 degrees at the airport, just

above freezing, precip has stopped, but may be a rain snow mix. want to show you this, this is a deep trough moving over california. that's paving the way for the second system that will arrive late tomorrow into the president's day holiday. here's a look outside. the wind is certainly a factor. already quite gusty. 52 in the city, 59 in oakland, due to mixing with low 50s in mountain view. 52 in san jose, 54 on the coast. in the north bay, san rafael, gorgeous. you can see cumulus clouds in the distance. 53 in santa rosa, 56 in concorde. low 50s in livermore. look at wind gusts at the surface, livermore, up to 22 miles per hour. sfo gusts to 33. this is right down here at the surface. you go up in height, another 20 to 30 miles per hour gusts. a nice view. look at the waves at lake tahoe.

it is getting pretty cloudy there. we had a bit of a break, but winter weather advisory continues to noon time. damp back home. chance of showers tomorrow into monday. then another system as we get past monday into end of the week. add up the totals for you. they're light. as we get into the rest of saturday, it is sunny but windy. sunday, increasing clouds. then here comes the next system by afternoon, clouding up, then some showers, 7 or 8:00 in the north bay. 11:00, very little happening. here's the first system, what's left of it, couple hundredth huh we add sunday into monday. the hills may get a respectable amount. overall, two-tenths to maybe a third. so we expect moisture out of the sunday night, monday system. here's the wind profile the next several hours. noon time, 30 to 36 miles per hour. and it continues throughout the

afternoon. it is blustery out there. feels cooler than the 60s that we have in the forecast. this is your sunday. dry to start out. scattered showers by the afternoon and into the holiday monday, looking at a few showers. snow continues for the next few hours, maybe ten inches in total. upper 50s near 60. blustery out there. accuweather seven-day forecast, looking at a dry start tomorrow, a rainy finish. by middle of the week, sunny and milder. another weak system the end of the week. liz? >> thank you. here's some holiday weekend fun. you can recreate the magic of disney in your very own home, guided by disney imagineers. we launch a series called imagine from home. you can stream it now. take a look. >> it is a one of a kind disney experience. >> today we're drawing castles. >> i wanted a drawing inspired by thunder mountain railroad.

>> fireworks over the disneyland castle at night. ready to get started? >> exclusive series, guided by disney imagineers. >> take things around the house. and find new and interesting ways to use them. >> start with the mine shaft down below. >> take a rubber band, wrap it around. >> count it down. three, two, one. fireworks time. get inspired. get creative. use what you have at home, have some fun. >> imagine from home. experience the magic now streaming. >> in episode one, learn to draw your castle using supplies you have around the house. download the abc7 connected app for all episodes of imagine from home on demand now.

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business owners hope the new year brings a much needed boost. grand century mall is an unofficial gathering place for families to celebrate. shop owners are asking the community for support. >> i want them to know we're available, open every day. >> we are all in it together. hopefully people come out and support businesses. >> san jose home to the largest population of asian americans

good morning, everybody. thank you again for join ing us. we start with the weather. let's go to meteorologist lisa argen. >> liz, good morning to you. hi, everyone. the rain is wrapping up in the south bay, quickly we are looking at sunshine and gusty winds behind the system. mount hamilton, you can see there some returns. in san jose it is wet. level one system that dropped about a tenth of an inch is about out of here. winds are making for a blustery day. at the coast, over 20 miles per hour, novato gusting to 25. 52 in san francisco and san jose. you can see how bright it is here. golden gate bridge and the flag is blowing a little. 57 in napa and novato. in the next hour, we are in the 50s. winds get faster.

by 3:00, partly cloudy in the 60s. feeling like 50s. another system is on the way. it is a weak one. we plot it out for you coming up. >> lisa, thank you. we begin again with breaking news. we are standing by for abc news special report on the surprise twist in the second impeachment trial of former president donald trump charged with inciting the violent insurrection at the u.s. capitol. >> last night, congresswoman jaime herrera beutler of washington state issued a statement confirming in the middle of the insurrection when house minority leader kevin mccarthy called the president to beg for help, president trump responded, and i quote, well, kevin, i guess these people are more upset about the election than you are. >> democrats arguing they need to hear from congresswoman jaime herrera beutler the exact details of the phone call between former president trump and house republican kevin

mccarthy of bakersfield, something they want to know as well. mccarthy from inside the u.s. capitol during the siege shouted at former president trump to calm his supporters, although to no avail. the trump defense team is responding saying house impeachment managers had several days to compile their final case. abc news is providing gavel to gavel special coverage of the impeachment trial. it could resume any minute now as the senate reconvenes. if the situation warrants, watch it here on abc7 or streaming on our connected tv app for roku, apple tv, amazon fire, android tv. download the app by searching abc7 bay area. at this stage of the pandemic with cases trending down, vaccinations are up and hospitalizations are at the lowest since mid november. a difficult question emerges how to safely reopen schools. we dig into the debate.

>> reporter: the cdc out with a road map to reopening schools, centered around this color coded system. blue zones represent lowest risk, red, highest rate of community transmission. for schools in red zones, hybrid, virtual learning encouraged, while blue and yellow allows for full in person instruction. masks and social distancing are urged for all zones. so is diagnostic testing. cdc saying teachers should be vaccinated as soon as possible, but it is not required to reopen schools. the cdc also releasing this guide to help teachers modify classrooms. 15 recommendations include spacing students 6 feet apart same direction, increasing ventilation, senting up hand sanitizing stations. it is guidance president biden hopes meets the benchmark to open most k to 8 schools in the first 100 days. >> having a firm set of science based guidelines is critical, but it is important to account and give people flexibility to

operate within the boundaries. >> reporter: for some like jessica in the bronx, they're worried. she has a first grader, teaches middle school. she got a vaccine, many colleagues haven't. >> there are people trying to get vaccines, many of my teacher friends, and they're unable to get them. >> reporter: sam and jen ward are looking forward to in person learning returning. >> they are secluded in bedrooms, both said they're not getting the same education as they would be in person, which is unfortunate. but the teachers are doing, considering the situation, teachers are doing a great job. >> reporter: as president of the teachers union put it. >> it is not just having guidelines, it is making sure we have resources for it and making sure that districts actually make them real. all too often, teachers had to figure out how to do everything themselves. >> reporter: along with guidance is a handbook from department of

education. cdc director says these are just suggestions, won't be used to shutdown schools that don't follow guidelines. >> and for bay area school districts, the cdc guidelines reinforce what many of them are already doing to get kids back in the classroom. abc7 reporter laura anthony has that part of the story. >> reporter: for bay area school districts, the new cdc guidelines provide little new information. but certainly affirmation of what many of them are already doing to bring students back in person. >> good news with this information today from the cdc is that it does reaffirm we are on the right track, we have been getting the necessary ppe in place. >> reporter: the key directives, like wearing masks, physical distancing, and hand washing are already an integral part of any reopening plan and are already in action in some districts like ar end oh which brought some students back this week.

>> i want to acknowledge a lot of anxiety from parents and teachers. we believe based on what we put in, mitigation layers, we are confident that they're safe. >> they recommend testing and teacher vaccinations, just sort of supplemental mitigation levels that you can do additional layers of mitigation in addition to the five primary layers. and we are doing weekly testing in orinda. >> reporter: most local districts will act independently of one another. while oakland and san francisco public schools have yet to set opening dates, alameda aims for march 8th start date, provided the district can finalize agreement with its labor unions. >> the teachers want to be back and are afraid to be back in large measure. >> reporter: laura anthony, abc7 news. >> meanwhile, california has a new online tracking system that shows reopening status of

schools. deep blue means in person learning taking place, light blue, hybrid system is being used. yellow means distance learning only. find this interactive map on abc7news.com. new this morning, the university of oxford will soon launch the first vaccine study that looks at the safety and immune responses in children and young adults. children ages 6 to 17 will be the focus. 300 volunteers take part. the first vaccinations are expected sometime this month. previous trials of the vaccine in adults show it is safe and has high efficacy. this morning, a california woman sick with covid-19 while pregnant with twins is giving back to the hospital that saved her life. dallas selling and her growing twins are healthy now, but were hospitalized for seven weeks. a month after being released, she's donating 50 ipads to the hospital to help patients connect with family members in time for valentine's day.

>> it is not the same as seeing the family in person, nothing can replace that. this gets you a little closer and that's so important. that's part of the human process, it was for me. >> as for her twin girls, they're due in april. names are already picked out, harvey and hayes. still to come on abc7 mornings, with lunar new year, we visit one of the most beloved restaurants. they share the luckiest meals and traditions. live look outside. a little bit of a clear picture. people are out running and [ sfx: ding ding ding ] [sfx: bing bing bing ]

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video from previous years, even though cancelled for covid precautions, the float will be displayed all weekend at the terminal of pier 27. open noon to 8:00 p.m. this weekend and next. lisa, weather should be nice to schcheck it out. >> we were hoping for a bigger storm system. this is what's left of the level one. in san jose, 52 degrees, certainly wet pavement out there. be careful. sun is on the way, gusty winds already in parts of the north bay and the shoreline. that's going to spell out a cool saturday and return to some wet weather for part of the rest of the weekend. we will talk about it next. >> thank you. also next, kevin durant back in the bay area to face the warriors. what katie says about his return

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welcome back. here is a live look inside the senate chamber. earlier, the senate voted to

allow witnesses in the impeachment trial. it appears senators may have come to an agreement what it might look like and we're standing by for them to rejoin the meeting. we will bring it to you live as a special report as we learn more. meantime, let's talk sports. a day circled on the calendar by many warriors fans. kevin durant returns to the bay area the first time since leaving golden state. his brooklyn nets take on steph cur curry and the warriors. watch it only on abc. coverage begins at 5:00 p.m. here's is sports director larry beil with a preview in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. how many titles do you think the warriors would have won if kevin durant stayed in golden state? we'll never know. instead, durant's pursuit of a championship with new super team brings him to the bay area tonight. 5:30 tipoff on abc7. brooklyn blew out golden state in the season opener.

both teams made a lot of changes. dre' mond back for the warriors, and steph curry. nets added james harden with kd and kyrie. durant back after sitting out because of covid protocols, and he can't wait to get back on court. >> looking forward to playing a game, being out there with the team, build some chemistry. that's the main focus. looking forward to being back in the bay area, but shame the fans won't be there. g league action in the bubble. santa cruz taking on delaware. under four minutes to play. jordan pool for three of his they were down three. they pull away late. paul reid had 23. delaware a winner, 103-92. to the ice. last time the sharks played at home march 8th, 2020. after training camp in arizona,

12 games on the road to start the season, sharks finally back in the tank against vegas. they're thrilled, but sharks territory is somewhat unfamiliar territory. >> took me a little bit to get my bearings, walking around our room. i would love to come out tomorrow and have the full sap center of rabid sharks fans that definitely get out for games against vegas. that energy we'll be lacking from fans, but it is up to us to make up for it. >> round two of the pebble beach pro-am. it is gorgeous there. daniel burger drains this for eagle. 6 under 66. one back of the leader, jordan spieth. long bd putt. 67 in round two.

it is his first 36 hole lead since 2017. round three is today at pebble. don't forget, warriors versus nets, steph versus kd. 5:30 here on abc7. have a great weekend, everybody. i am larry beil. let's get a check of the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. lisa, it did rain this morning. doesn't look like it now though. >> it did rain, yes. all held together down to san jose and well into the east bay valley. this is what's left from mount hamilton where temperatures are near 40 degrees. it is cool. we widen the view. most activity is in extreme northern california. it is a rain, snow mix in the mountains. the temperature is 33 degrees over in reno. we had some snow, little more to come with winter weather advisory that expires at noon. here's the system that pushed through. we have another one on its heels that will arrive late tomorrow into monday. it is a level one.

we will track that for you in a moment. you can see the shaky camera from mount tam. 52 downtown. it is 59 in oakland. wait until winds kick up. we're already feeling a bit of it, not so much in san jose, 52 there. we are looking at a beautiful view here. the camera is shaking. 53 in santa rosa, 57 in novato. napa, getting gusty. mid-50s over the hills in the east bay. here's the surface wind gusts, 20 miles per hour for the oakland hills, santa rosa to 33 at sfo, half moon bay. blowing hard the past couple hours. look at this view. isn't this beautiful. from the east bay hills camera. you can see some clouds mixed in with the sun. if headed out for a bike ride, mount diablo, as you go up in height, you'll feel it. showers are ending in east bay.

south bay, chance of showers tomorrow, valentine's day, through pressident's day. here's the rest of the day today. partly cloudy. snow winding down. getting into sunday, starting out with sun and clouds. you can see rain by 3:00. not really anything to be too worried about. 7:30, maybe a few light showers. it is overnight into the holiday when we see more shower activity. this is what came down through the morning hours, couple hundredths out there, adding in sunday to monday, another tenth to two-tenths to bring you up to perhaps a third, in heyward, quarter inch in fremont. light system. enough moisture that we'll take it getting into the afternoon. look at the winds. colors indicate how gusty. purple more than the red. 30 to 40 miles per hour. it is right through the dinner hour. dry to start sunday. then by the evening, valentine's

day, some showers, getting more organized towards the overnight and early morning hours of president's day. second half of president's day looks drier as the second half of today looks drier. you can see a couple of inches here. upper 50s to low 60s. symbols for wind on the coast and in the south bay. accuweather seven-day forecast, dry to start sunday and then wet to finish the holiday weekend. spring-like weather mid week. another shower chance end of the week. liz? >> lisa, thank you. this lunar new year we paid a visit to san francisco. the restaurant's manager shared the luckiest menu options with family tradition to yield prosperity in the year of the ox. >> my dad has been part of the industry for about 20 something

years now. growing up, my dad would work 14 to 16 hours, depending on the time of year. around chinese new year, a little bit more because we are busier, trying to make more items. chinese new year is the one sort of time that my father actually, we wait for him to come home to eat. so it is one time we actually, we were actually together as a family. we are known for a lot of dishes. the taro cake, turnipturnipturnp sell out all the time. it brings families together. that's sort of the big thing. it's one time of year people tend to go all out. it is an opportunity to kind of

treat ourselves. we're making sort of a family style dish, basically has a little of everything inside. there's a lot of delicacies, a lot of items in it have special meaning. this is the dried scallop. it is steamed. this is hair moss. underneath is also pig's feet. typically when you have the pig's feet in there with the hair moss, it means like fortune, prosperity in your hands. by the time you finish this, you probably don't need any other

dishes. your cake, how would you describe, it is a sweet dough that's steamed. it is year cake. we add a little coconut milk to it which gives it that sort of extra flavor. then it is steamed. once it is steamed, comes out, it is cooled. usually typically made only this time of year. we have a yellow cake. steamed with some sugar. it is like flour, eggs, sugar, mix it up, steam it. then kind of flowers up, it is like a prosperity cake. we like to place food as an offering for them. so during new year's is when we

place this particular cake on there to offer to them to kind of keep blessing us with prosperity and health and all of that, all the good stuff. also means family for me. those can be ordered, you can call it in, come in directly. i want them to be happy, especially since the past year. i want them to feel the love that we put in and also the quality that we use in the ingredients we put in there that family love, that warmth, that comes from family as well. >> it looks so good. check out more on localish.com and also on facebook and instagram. coming up next, wild jungle love. one north bay wildlife preserve

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let's get a final check of the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, liz. good morning. as rain end, winds are picking up out there. it will get gusty throughout the afternoon. we will call it partly cloudy. getting into sunday, we are dry. next rain maker comes in sunday into monday. it is another level one system. we will take what we can get. not much on the way, maybe two-tenths. sunny and mild, mid week, another chance of rain the end of the now reporting chief anchor, george stephanopoulos. >> good afternoon, it's been a day of twists and turns in the second impeachment trial of donald john trump. earlier today the senate had voted to add witnesses to this trial, based on a news report from jamie he rar ra butler, republican of washington whom voted for impeachment, who was

recounting a conversation she had with kevin mccarthy the house republican leader on january 6th where the president and kevin mccarthy got into a disagreement where the president would call off the protesters. senator butler actually described that phone call in a town hall. >> i asked kevin mccarthy about this. he said he finally got through to donald trump and he said you have to get on tv, on twitter and call these people off. he said, kev, these aren't my people, they're antifa. kevin said no, they're your people, they just came through my office windows and my people are running for their lives. you need to call them off. the response to kevin was chilling, it was, i guess kevin they're more upset about the election theft than you are.

>> that's the statement there than you are. in her written statement the congresswoman did not use the word theft. and now a portion of that statement has been entered into the record and this is a way of foregoing having this called as a witness, calling her as a witness earlier today. republicans threatened to call an extended amount of witnesses as well the statement from congresswoman butler has been put in the record and they've moved towards the closing arguments and what looks like a final vote later today. so we want to go to the senate floor where congresswoman >> and to purpose of befitting your office. we have offer you overwhelming and irrefutable and overwhelming evidence that president trump incited this insurrection

against us. and from what senator liz cheney said. on january 6th, 2021, a mob insur rected the capitol to stop the counting of the presidential votes. this insurrection caused death and injury in the most sacred place of the republic and, senator cheney continued, much more will be clear in days and weeks, but what we know now is enough. the president of the united states summoned this mob, assembled this mob and lit the flame of this attack. everything that followed was his doing. none of this would have happened without the president. the president could have immediately and forcibly stopped the violence, and he did not. there never been a greater betrayal by the president of the united states of his office and his oath to the constitution. i will vote to imh