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of the bay area. meteorologist kari hall is timing it all out in our forecast as "today in the bay" begins right now. good friday morning. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. marcus washington has the morning off. kari, you're watching storm ranger there. yeah, we've seen some of those showers, mostly light, moving across the bay area. but as we take a live look outside in san jose it is mostly dry, and we are going to see spotty, light showers over the next hour or so and then clearing out for the rest of the day. so the wet weather we're seeing this morning will not last throughout your friday. we'll talk more about that. take a look at storm ranger as well as the forecast coming up in a few minutes. how is it looking for early morning commuters? kari, we'll show the bay bridge toll plaza shot, the one from marin county with damp, wet roadways. the toll plaza itself, no traffic flow as far as any

concerns. we do have the slick roadways and conditions there as well as we look at the map, the green around the bay. contra costa county getting the rain now, heading down to the castro valley area. in san jose, we'll talk about those coming up. president trump back tracking with a tough message about those involved in wednesday's capitol attack amid calls for his immediate removal from office. meanwhile, more cabinet secretaries have quit. tracie potts from capitol hill. >> reporter: in a new white house video president trump acknowledges joe biden's victory. >> a new administration will be inaugurated on january 20th -- >> reporter: and changes his message. to rioters who broke into the capitol -- >> to those who broke the law, you will pay. >> reporter: more than 200 lawmakers want the president removed or impeached for inciting the riots, including one reamian. >> the president is unmoored

from reality and his oath. >> reporter: democrats have written articles of impeachment, hoping to act in the 12 days before biden's inauguration. >> he unleashed an all-out assault on the institutions from the outset. >> the vice president and the cabinet won't invoke the 25th congress. congress should come back into session and impeach the president. >> reporter: even republicans who don't want the president removed agree he bears some responsibility. >> his angry rhetoric was reckless. his actions were the problem not the solution. >> reporter: more than half a dozen administration officials have resigned since the capitol attack including labor secretary elaine chao and secretary of education betsy devos. some citing the president directing angry crowds to march to the capitol and fight. >> i can't stay here. not after yesterday. >> reporter: capitol police chief sund resigned under

failure to prevent the massive security breach. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. with less than two weeks to go in the trump presidency, some pro-say they want him out. a group held a rally last night at san francisco city hall before participating in a car caravan to the mission in castro. they say they're not convinced the transfer of power will be peaceful and say they're concerned about the president's lasting impact. >> and, yes, trump will be out, but what is he going to do afterwards? he had 100-plus people in the house that were still saying he was the president. >> the group plans for more rallies across the country tomorrow including one again in san francisco. >> and, of course, we have continuing coverage of what's playing out. breaking news sent right to our free nbc bay area news app. now to the pandemic, our stay-at-home order could be extended because a number of icu beds available are down to 3%.

the order kicks in when the regions fall under 15% availability. here is where we stand. santa clara county down to 1% availability. napa county is using surge icu beds. san francisco, sonoma and alameda are doing better with more than 20% availability. one of danville's restaurants that refused to follow health guidelines was briefly shut down last week n. recent weeks the restaurant was ticketed several times because over the holidays it kept its outdoor dining area open. the east bay times reports the county suspended the restaurant's health permit. on tuesday it was reinstated and now they are doing only takeout and delivery. some are not happy about governor newsom's school reopening plan. this afternoon they're holding a protest. the car caravan will start at 3:30 at oakland technical and ends with a news conference at

5:00 at the california state building on clay. students from san francisco and oakland are also pushing back against the governor's plan that gives cash bonuses to schools that reopen in february saying it rewards wealthy communities and ignores the needs of urban areas. new this morning a look at the pandemic's impact on san francisco schools. "the examiner" reports enrollment district wide dropped 2% from the fall of 2019 to the fall of 2020. it marks the biggest one-year decline in a decade. amounting to more than 1,000 students. district leaders are not sure if the decline is due to families moving out of the city or turning to other options like private schools and even home schooling. this morning our storm ranger busy tracking all that rain. a live look at our exclusive mobile doppler radar from the outside as it scans the skies. some parts of the bay area getting some weather -- some wet weather. meteorologist kari hall is tracking how long it will last. good morning, kari.

let's see what storm ranger is picking up now, in the north bay rain earlier this morning moving through santa rosa and parts of the north bay. to the south spotty sprinkles here as well as we are seeing some off-and-off showers in the santa cruz mountains. we haven't seen a lot of it moving through san jose because as you notice in the loop here the rain falls apart before it moves into san jose. we had some in san francisco as well as the north bay. it will quickly move out. we'll continue to track this as well as more updates for the weekend forecast. mike, how is it looking with the wet roads for the morning community? >> over my shoulder we have the green. over the bay we take that map to full screen. slippery conditions. not major flooding but definitely slicker conditions. be careful out there. we'll zoom down to the south bay where we have a couple of crashes. one circled at the bottom is the

on ramp north 1st at northbound 880. an overturned rig. those who know the area notice the curved ramp there, pretty tight at times. a rig did tip over there. another southbound there was a crash. police are there right now. the golden gate bridge shows you the conditions we talked about. slicker roadways. be careful. back to you, laura. always. thanks so much, mike. 4:38. rethinking security. still ahead on "today in the bay," the steps joe biden's team is taking ahead of his inauguration. plus, facing a hefty fine, what boeing is agreeing to pay to settle a criminal probe with the u.s. justice department. i'm made to move.

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right now at 4:40, we're tracking some light rain moving through parts of the bay area. we can see the rain that's on the radar right now with some off and on light showers for most of us. we'll look at how much rain we've measured ahead in the microclimate forecast. and, kari, that rain shows up over my shoulder all over the bay. look at the green on the peninsula. damp roadways. a live look at palo alto shot shows that is the case. the mist may kick up. we'll show you what else might

be slippery along the way. we'll check in with our friend rahel. good morning. i'm rahel solomon of cnbc. wall street looks set to open higher after the rally we saw yesterday. the dow closing above 31,000 for the first time. it's on pace for a three-day winning streak. so this comes as investors looked past the violence in washington this week and look ahead to the prospect of more stimulus under a democratic controlled congress and white house. 29 trading days to go from 30,000 to 31,000, the shortest 1,000-point milestone since it took eight days to go from 25,000 to 26,000 in 2018. and in focus a key piece of economic data with the monthly jobs report, employers did likely cut back on hiring again last month with the forecast of just 50,000 new jobs added that would be the sixth straight month of slower job growth and the smallest monthly gain since may.

boeing will pay $2.5 million into whether it misled on the max that led to two deadly crashes. it will lift the legal cloud that's been over the company for two years. federal prosecutors have been probing high-profile lapses by boeing in telling the faa about the shortcomings on the max before and after the accident. the settlement includes a $243 million fine and more than $2 million in compensation to airline customers and families of the crash victims. and how about this one. elon musk now overtaking jeff bezos as the world's richest person. his net worth clocking in at an estimated $188.5 billion. as of yesterday morning. according to the bloomberg billionaires index. the fortune of musk boosted by the rise in tesla stock up more than 700% as investors continue to pour money into electric

vehicles. musk reacting to the news, how strange, and later tweeting, well, back to work. guys? >> back to work. thank you very much, rahel. millions of people have made some home improvements during the pandemic. a survey finds 70% of consumers have changed their living environment as they spend more time at home. more than 80% have adapted a room or are working from home, and more than half have bought at least one smart device in the past ten months. deep freeze. next, hundreds of thousands of people now have their jobless benefits frozen by the edd. why the fine process may take some time for those who need it the most. 4:44. you're watching "today in the bay."

let's start thisriday morning with a live look outside overlooking downtown san jose. nice lights sparkling, looks pretty clear for the moment. we made it to friday, yay. just have to make it through, get a taste of the weekend right around the corner. nice, kari. good weather? yes, we are going to have a very nice weekend, and we'll probably all just need to get outside and just breathe because we are going to see some sunshine and more comfortable temperatures. we're getting the rain in right now with storm ranger tracking

it all. we are seeing some of the spotty showers moving through. but it's not a lot of it and some of the more heavy rain showers that we've seen out of this system moving through parts of the north bay as we are looking at the loop of what happened with this storm system moving in. we can see those showers mainly over the north bay continuing to move on through, but looking at the rainfall totals, well, we've seen the rainfall making it up to about a tenth of an inch which is about what we're expecting. hopefully a few spots made more of that rain especially in the upper elevations. notice all the zeros over to the tri-valley, the south bay and down to the peninsula. as we take a live look in duplin, yodupliouble play dublin, some light rain over the next hour or so but it doesn't look like we'll see much here. and we're starting out cool with temperatures in the low 40s making it into the low 50s as we go into late morning. and then for the afternoon highs expect it to reach into the

upper 50s and low 60s. we're up to 62 degrees in napa today. 63 in morgan hill. san jose will reach up to 62 degrees and 69 in san francisco. so once this wave of the wet weather moves through by 10:00 we're seeing still lingering clouds but the rain will pretty much be done. going into the rest of the day, the clouds will start to get on out of here. for the weekend sunshine and some very nice temperatures. here is a look at the seven-day forecast. seasonable weather but how much it warms up next week. by wednesday and thursday it will feel like spring across the bay area as we reach into the upper 60s well above normal. we'll talk more about that. mike, what's going on right now for the commute? kari, even though the rain may not be in measurable amounts you can detect it on the roadway, mist and drizzle have made things perhaps slippery. over to the richmond to san rafael bridge. the volume is light but you see

the sheen on the roadway. water kicking up on the treads getting the cars if they are close behind which they're not. the map shows you a smooth drive all around the area. notice the green highlighting all around that map and pretty much around the bay. there is mist and drizzle. in the north bay circled a crash into fairfield. a smooth drive but in the south bay those two crashes we follow one at 237 and 880 on the shoulder. back to you. the outgoing trump administration will public new regulations to replace the program's current h1b immigration program with one based on priority for highest wage earners. it will take time to implement which means it may not be implemented. it's highly likely president

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morning. the oldest restaurant in san francisco is getting a life line. >> getting $31,000 a month to help it stay afloat coming from the barstool fund, that's a $19 million pool founded by barstool sports. tadich grill has been around for 171 years that makes it the third oldest restaurant in the country. 12 days remain in term but the call to remove president trump right now grows louder. next on "today in the bay," the growing list of local lawmakers leading the charge to impeach him. plus, if you're thinking of catching a flight or taking a road trip, the new travel rules state officials are rolling out as covid cases increase. we'll tell you all about it. 4:56. we'll be right back. i'm made to move.

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his angry rhetoric was reckless. his actions were the problem not the solution. >> yes, that was ted cruz. right now at 5:00, still reeling. new fallout from the riots at the u.s. capitol. the latest on the growing investigations and the mounting pressure to strip president trump of his power. plus, thousands of struggling californians try to make ends meet, a new round of relief may be on the way from the state. a live report on governor newsom's plan to send checks to those in need. and the radar this morning lighting up our storm ranger, busy tracking rain across parts of the bay area. as for packing the umbrella on

your outdoor workout, meteorologist kari hall tracking those conditions. "today in the bay" starts right now. oh, my goodness, my car needs a wash. thank you for joining us. >> i'm driving my car to the studio for a long time. it usually just sits there. i'm scott mcgrew. marcus washington has retired his car for the week, taking the morning off. let's check in with kari. well, a lot of us aren't getting a lot of this rain so in the north bay this is where the decent rainfall has come down, but in the south bay it's going to be just enough sprinkles to make your car look extra dirty, laura. ual ha you'll have to run to the car wash later today. moving into sonoma the off and on showers for the next couple of hours and then clearing out the rest of the day. another look at storm ranger coming up. mike, what's it looking like for the morning commute?

kari, we'll show the pictures of the bay bridge toll plaza because it does reflect what the issue is. damp roadways, perhaps slick. on and off ramps, do be careful, and some wind blowing the flags around but light traffic. as we look at the map, green sensors and the green highlighting and there may be fog over in parts of the north bay around the delta so keep that in mind. there is one crash in the south bay affecting your on ramp to the nimitz. we'll talk about that coming up so back to you. thanks so much, mike. 5:00, developing now a live look at the white house where there's new fallout following the storming of the capitol building. president trump is now back tracking delivering a different message to supporters who took part. >> the about-face a far cry from what he said on wednesday but it comes far too late for lawmakers calling for his removal from office including house speaker nancy pelosi, even some republican lawmakers, also the national association of manufacturers led