good morning. it is sunday, january 10th. a live look outside. clear this morning. different than what we saw yesterday morning. the golden gate bridge looking so majestic on a very chilly sunday morning. thank you for starting it with us. i'm kira klapper. vianey arana joins us this morning with your microclimate forecast. yesterday turned out to be quite a beautiful day. what can we expect for today? >> a little bit of a repeat of that but just with more breeze around the coastline and also a new high surf advisory.

san jose right now, 40 degrees waking up as you saw. beautiful skies this morning. we will be dry once again. we had a little bit of drizzle to the north, current temperatures, napa, 39 degrees. livermore, 37 degrees. morgan hill, 38 degrees. it's definitely still cold right now. by the afternoon we'll warm up once again into the upper 50s, low 60s, here's the high surf warnings. we have strong winds and large waves in effect until 9:00 p.m. tonight because of those strong winds and the swell. that will make for dangerous wave heights, 16 to 20 feet breakers. that could bring dangerous conditions for the coastline. i'll go over that and what to expect in the week ahead. >> thank you very much. at least seven staff members of the trump administration have resigned following the riot at the capitol now the fallout continues with president trump's ban on twitter, facebook and

other social media sites. now parler, the go-to platform for conservatives and the president's supporters may be facing its own roadblocks after several big tech companies cut ties with the app this weekend. "today in the bay" explains. >> reporter: over the last day, parler had become the most downloaded app in apple's app store but it's no longer available there. apple followed google's decision on friday to drop the social media site over concerns that it was a place of violence. amazon went down the same route blocking parler from using its servers. amazon web services wrote to parler leadership. recently wave seen a steady increase in this violent content on your website, all of which vilalts our terms. president trump supporters flocked to parler after twitter

and other sites banned president trump following wednesday's riot at the nation's capitol. parler's ceo accused the big tech companies of a coordinated attack to try and shut them down. the ceo of parler says the upstart could be off-line for more than a week. so far president trump has been suspended from or has limited access to at least ten social media or online hosting sites. they include familiar platforms like twitter and facebook. being barred from these sites not only limits the president's reach to his audience, also effects e-commerce in his name. the president's supporters like donald trump, jr. are accusing tech giants of censorship. >> it's a sad day when big tech has more power than big government, that they can censor the president of the united states. >> reporter: and some experts warn banning president trump and the crack down of parler by bigger companies may push into darker corners of the internet. >> the thing we should be concerned about or at least aware of is that means the discussions that will happen

will happen in some sense outside of peoples open view and therefore will mean that people may not really know what to expect. >> reporter: sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. more rioters who stormed the capitol in an attempt to attack congress are under arrest this morning. among those newly arrested yesterday were 36-year-old adam johnson from florida. he was photographed smiling and carrying speaker pelosi's lectern on wednesday. he's facing several charges including theft of government property, violent entry and disorderly conduct on capitol grounds. another man facing charges, this man photographed inside the capitol wearing a horned fur hat and he has been identified as jacob chancely of arizona. he's facing charges of knowingly entering a building without lawful authority and violent entry and misconduct on capitol grounds. more than a dozen people have been charged in federal court in connection with the capitol riot and the fbi says this is only

the begins. >> vice president mike pence is expected to attend president-elect joe biden's inauguration. a person who is familiar with that decision told that news to nbc news. it comes as president donald trump announced he would not attend the inauguration. the national guard has been mobilized for the inauguration following the violence at the capitol this week. right-wing extremists vowed to return to the capitol for the inauguration. calls to impeach president trump again were heard loud and clear from streets across california today. you can see split screens of san francisco and san diego, two of many cities that saw protesters calling for the president's removal after wednesday's violence. local protesters say it doesn't matter that the president has less than two weeks left in office. they want trump impeached for a second time. many are concerned about violence that might break out around inauguration day. meanwhile many republicans still support the president. >> if our democracy is going to

stay intact he's got to go. >> we are 100% still behind our president. >> a growing number of lawmakers in washington are calling for a second impeachment for the president. democrats would need 17 republicans to vote with them. so far just a few have expressed support for an impeachment effort. >> another demonstration in the bay area. the event was called stand up to white supremacy. several dozen people marched peacefully after meeting at city hall. now to oakla police who say they're investigating whether some of their own officers endorsed social media accounts that posted offensive content related to the insurrection of the capitol on wednesday. this after reports that a former opd officer jerell snider marched to the capitol and wept on twitter to post a defense of the pro-trump loyalists who forced their way into the building. some former and current officers

reportedly liked snider's post. opd says they will investigate and condemned the posts. in a statement the department added opd will not allow any members to engage in or support this time of content and will root out this conduct. hate speech and offensive conduct will not be tolerated. amid all of the political turmoil, one thing remains, the coronavirus keeps spreading at alarming rates. just yesterday alone, california added more than 52,000 new cases. that's 2% higher than friday and nearly 700 people died over 24 hours. that's the most ever for one day in california. hospitals are stretched thin. standard icu availability in the bay area is at 3%. most of the bay area in the red zone. many counties in single digits like san mateo, santa clara, contra costa, sonoma and solano counties. napa, it's at zero.

that means their standard icu beds are full so new patients may have to go to surge facilities. >> with bay area hospitals scrambling to keep up with demand, the state announced yesterday that it is extending the stay-at-home order. this will remain in place until the four-week icu projections show capacity of at least 15%. as just mentioned, that's at 3%. people we spoke with say they understand the need to be vigilant. >> we've had family members tat are in the icu. i understand how important vital a service that is. a covid-19 testing site on the peninsula has turned into a vaccination site for front line workers. this is in san mateo county where it opened up this location at the county event center in

san mateo. and there was a line of cars people waiting to get that shot. it's all part of the county's response to ramp up its vaccination rate. the county tells us this site is a one of a series of clinics where health care workers can get their vaccinations. at 7:09, we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, we go live to our weekly conversation with chuck todd who has a preview of this week's-mile-per-hour. and lotto fever is heating up. millions of dollars up for grabs. we'll tell you about it next. (soft music) hey dad, i'm about to leave. don't forget your hat . good morning. how can i help? i need help connecting with my students. behind every last minute save, ok, that works. and holiday surprise,

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graham saying he doesn't think it would bode well for healing. how do you think this effort would mesh with joe biden's plea for national healing? >> well, look, i think that that's -- i think this is sort of the struggle. i think the idea that you need accountability before you heal. most people agree with that. i think there's a lot of if you notice most of the republicans complaining about this preechlt a impeachment are casting because they don't want to cast the vote. lindsey graham does not want to pick either, it's a choice -- it's a bad political choice, though i would argue it is not a tough call constitutionally or morally. so i think that's the issue. look, here's what i'm looking for in the next 24 hours. how many house republicans come on board? most importantly, does liz cheney and a couple of super high profile house

republicans -- liz cheney separated herself from kevin mccarthy and steve scalise who are the most cynical of them all. kevin mccarthy was advising freshman members and telling them which state to object to. he has a lot of faith in people who were not in the trump party house republicans. if you get more than a dozen or so house republicans to join and it feels bipartisan, it's possible there's enough senate republicans to do it. senate republicans are angry at trump and two of their own members, ted cruz and josh hawley. it's plausible but it needs momentum with the house republicans. keep a close eye on liz cheney. >> that's a good tip. going to shift away from the republicans for a moment and focus on the democrats and their own party. right now they have the presidency and both chambers of the commerce, but it's a divided party in that they have more progressive wing of the

democratic party, national health care, the green new deal. how will that play out with the division of their own party? >> well, look, i think that there's a lot more unity right now when you're defending the democracy. when you're trying to clean up a mess that could have torn down the country. and that's what i think is a fascinating sort of part two to this story. that the next six months, i think the president biden has a huge opportunity here. they're just ashamed of their own behavior and ashamed to make a public extra effort to give booiden a chanc en biden a chance. it may go away after six months. but i think there's going to be an opportunity. a lot of senate republicans, they're a lot more sort of --

moderate, not necessarily idealogically by the republicans, their own lives were at stake. their own lives were -- >> darn. seems that we lost chuck todd. with you hope you do stay tuned for the rest of "meet the press." he'll be on at 8:00 a.m. he will interview mick mulvaney who just resigned a couple days ago following wednesday's violence at the capitol. again, that's at 8:00 a.m. after this newscast. we hope you stick here. coming up in 30 minutes from now, we'll talk to our own nbc bay area analyst and take a deeper look at the attack on congress and president trump's final days in office. we're going to return to our other top news, our continuing coverage of the coronavirus pandemic. it's another sign that the pandemic is hitting businesses big and small. the warriors laid off nearly 10% of their full time employees.

the layoffs impacted those mostly in ticket sales and game presentation. no one on the basketball side of operations lost their jobs. the organization released a statement saying they had hoped this day would never come and they tried everything in their creative powers to avoid it. now to foothills park in palo alto. it's more difficult to visit because of too many visitors. the city is closing the entrance gate on weekends and holidays. palo alto will consider other restrictions like charging a parking fee and lowering capacity. the closed gate caught some off guard yesterday, but they support keeping the park safe. >> i hope we're out of this really soon, so whatever. if the park needs to be closed for that, then great. >> the current limit for foothills park is 750 people. now that limit has been reached several times in recent weeks in the wake of the city council decision to open the park to

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these waves could be dangerous. we always tell you not to turn your back to them, number one with that information is vianey arana. it's tempting to go out there. it's been so sunny, so nice. you have always told us don't turn your back to the waves and keep some distance. >> right. that's the thing. it's such a nice day. we enjoyed a lovely day yesterday. i understand people want to go out and walk and maybe take a stroll. but keeping a safe distance is really key because of how unpredictable these breakers can be when it comes to the high surf advisory. i will take you through the timing of this and what we're monitoring. in addition to that we're talking about king tides heading into tomorrow. that's going to be something else we'll note heading into the work week ahead. as far as our start for your sunday, it is a little cloudy in walnut creek right now. 40 degrees. we'll eventually get some of that sunshine peeking through into the afternoon. of course it's also cold in some spots including up to the north bay. partly cloudy for san jose, 40

degrees. you can see the sunshine in the corner there. let's see who is still in those 30s. if you live in napa, 37. livermore, 37. morgan hill also at 38 degrees right now. and by the afternoon, we'll keep dry conditions for today. here's a closer look at doppler radar and satellite. we did have a system that passed to our north. for the most part we'll stay dry, locally breezy for this afternoon. temperatures will be in the upper 50s, low 60s today. san jose at 61 degrees. c concord, 60. look at san francisco and half moon bay, upper 50s, low 60s as well. let's talk about that high surf advisory. because of the strong wind and the large swell that we're expecting to see, this could mean wave heights as tall as 20 feet with breakers 25 plus feet. so though it is absolutely fascinating to watch those surfers out there, they are definitely pros. as far as we go, you know, admire from a distance. this is going to be into effect -- or remain into effect

until 9:00 p.m. today. all day long we expect to see the crashing waves. in addition to that we'll keep this dangerous surf and these high wave advisories at least for tomorrow as well because look at the king tides that we're monitoring. this is for monday heading into tuesday. these are storm generated weaves and higher high tides, localized flooding could be an issue. by localized flooding it means the trails that run fairly close along the water along with the parking lots that are typically lower when it comes to the cost line. something to keep in mind there. that's for tomorrow. let's look at the long-range outlook. heading into tuesday and wednesday we have a system that passes mostly to the north of us, bringing a chance for light showers at least for just areas north of the golden gate bridge. now, fast forward to thursday and friday. we get high pressure rebuilding back in and that's going to warm us up significantly above normal in some spots including san francisco. look at thursday and friday.

potentially our two warmest days of the week. 60s, which is high for this time of year. 63 degrees for thursday and friday. 64. look at those inland temperatures. we could be bumping up into the low 70s for some inland valleys because of that high pressure rolling in. at least it's going to keep the sunshine for today and tomorrow. over to you. >> i know it's not supposed to be this way. we're supposed to be getting a lot of rain but that forecast looked beautiful. there is much more ahead on "today in the bay" coming up. >> uncle sam might owe you hundreds or thousands of dollars. especially if you had a baby in 2020. i'm consumer investigator kichr cumora. we'll show you how to get your money next. california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones.

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good morning. it is sunday, january 10th. a live look outside. beautiful, pink and dark purple skies over walnut creek. cloudy and cold out there as we start our sunday morning. thank you for starting your morning with us. i'm kira klapper. vianey arana joins us with a look at your microclimate forecast. it turned out to be stunning yesterday for some of us. you say it will be similar today. >> indeed. we'll have another lovely day ahead. we're just going to see the breezy conditions kick up a little bit into this afternoon. current temperatures right now in the 30s and 40s. definitely a cold start to our morning, especially for areas like napa, livermore, morgan hill that are still working to climb out of those 30s. by the afternoon, we will warm up quite nicely. we'll get a good mix of sun and clouds. here's what we're monitoring. we're monitoring that high surf

warning that went into effect at 7:00 a.m. and will remain into effect until 9:00 p.m. we're talking dangerous surf conditions with wave heights up to 20 feet. breakers of 25 foot plus. be careful. that swell is expected to remain for all day long and into tomorrow. we're talking about king sitide. it will be dangerous heading to the coastline if you're going there because i know it will be a lovely day. keep a safe distance. as you know, never turn your back to a wave. it can be, you know, a period of calm and then a large breaker will sneak through. just be careful as you head out today. i'll have a closer look at the work week ahead in a few minutes. >> vianey, thank you very much. at least seven staff members of the trump administration have resigned following the riot at the capitol including mick mulvaney who will be on "meet the press" in about 30 minutes from now. now the fallout continues online with president trump's ban on twitter and facebook. now parler, the go-to platform

for conservatives and the president's supporters may be facing its own roadblocks after several big tech companies cut ties with the app this weekend. "today in the bay" explains. >> reporter: over the last day, parler had become the most downloaded app in apple's app store but it's no longer available there. apple followed google's decision on friday to drop the social media site over concerns that it had become a gathering place to form violence. amazon went down the same route blocking parler from using its servers. in a letter obtained by nbc news, amazon web services wrote to parler leadership. eventually we've seen a steady increase in this violent content on your website, all of which violates our terms. president trump supporters flocked to parler after twitter and other sites banned president trump following wednesday's riot at the nation's capitol. parler's ceo accused the big tech companies of a coordinated attack to try and shut them

down. the ceo of parler says the upstart could be off-line for more than a week. so far president trump has been suspended from or has limited access to at least ten social media or online hosting sites. they include familiar platforms like twitter and facebook. and less known sites like shopify and twitch. being barred from these sites not only limits the president's reach to his audience, also effects e-commerce in his name. the president's supporters like donald trump, jr. are accusing tech giants of censorship. >> it's a sad day when big tech has more power than big government, that they can censor the president of the united states. >> reporter: and some experts warn banning president trump and the crackdown of parler by bigger companies may push into darker corners of the internet. >> the thing we should be concerned about or at least aware of is that means the discussions that happen will happen in some sense outside of peoples open view and therefore

will mean that people may not really know what to expect. >> reporter: sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. more rioters who stormed the capitol in an attempt to attack congress are under arrest this morning. among those newly arrested yesterday were 36-year-old adam johnson from florida. he was photographed smiling and carrying speaker pelosi's lectern on wednesday. he's facing several charges including theft of government property, violent entry and disorderly conduct on capitol grounds. another man facing charges, this man photographed inside the capitol wearing a horned fur hat and he has been identified as jacob chancely of arizona. he's facing charges of knowingly entering a building without lawful authority and violent entry and disorderly conduct on capitol grounds. more than a dozen people have been charged in federal court in connection with the capitol riot and the fbi says this is only

the beginning. the demonstrations to impeach president trump were seen across california yesterday. you can see split screens of san francisco and san diego, two of many cities that saw protesters calling for the president's removal after wednesday's violence. local protesters say it doesn't matter that the president has less than two weeks left in office. they want trump impeached for a second time. many bay area republicans say they still stand by the president. >> if our democracy is going to stay intact he's got to go. >> we are 100% still behind our president. >> a growing number of lawmakers in washington are calling for a second impeachment for the president. democrats would need 17 republicans to vote with them. so far just a few have expressed support for an impeachment effort. oakland police say it's investigating whether some of its own officers endorsed social media accounts that posted offensive content related to the

insurrection on the capitol. this after reports that a former opd officer jerell snider marched to the capitol and wept on twitter to post a defense of the pro-trump loyalists who forced their way into the capitol. some former and current officers reportedly liked snider's post. opd says they will investigate and condemned the posts. in a statement the department added oakland police department will not allow any members to engage in or support this time of content and will root out this conduct. hate speech and offensive conduct will not be tolerated. vice president mike pence is expected to attend joe biden's inauguration. it comes as president donald trump announced he would not be in attendance. the national guard has been mobilized for the inauguration following the violence at the capitol this week. right-wing extremists vowed to

return to the capitol for the inauguration. speaker of the house nancy pelosi took part in a virtual swearing in ceremony yesterday. >> i do solemnly swear that i will support the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic. >> the oath had extra weight to it given what happened on wednesday. after the ceremony, which members of the community were invited to, speaker pelosi called for healing. she also sharply condemned the rioters and the president. >> he did this, as i say, in the great temple of american democracy with the instigation of the president of the united states. i would just say this, that justice will prevail. they will be brought to justice. that democracy will survive, and that we will be there for the people. >> san francisco's civil rights defender eva patterson facilitated yesterday's ceremony. speaker pelosi calls patterson

an inspiration. patterson founded the equal justice society, a national legal organization focused on civil rights and anti-discrimination. amid all the political turmoil, we still have the coronavirus spreading at alarming rates. yesterday alone our state added more than 52,000 cases. that's 2% higher than friday. 695 californians died over 24 hours, that's the most ever for one day in our state. hospitals as we've been reporting are stretched thin. standard icu availability in the bay area stands at 3%. most of the bay area in the red zone. many counties in single digits like san mateo, santa clara, contra costa, sonoma and solano counties. napa, you can see, is at zero percent. that means their standard icu beds are full so new patients may have to go to surge facilities. >> with bay area hospitals

scrambling to keep up with demand, the state announced yesterday that it is extending the bay area's stay-at-home order. the state says the current restrictions will remain in place until the four-week icu projections show capacity of at least 15%. as just mentioned, that's at 3%. people we spoke with say they understand the need to be vigilant. >> we've had family members in the icu. i understand how important vital a service that is. we have to get to a place where the hospitals are not completely inundated. >> the santa clara county pun health department released a statement saying the county expects to be under the restrictions of the state order for some time. now to stanford where the university is canceling plans to bring more students back to campus for their upcoming winter quarter. this after 43 students already on campus tested positive for coronavirus.

freshmen and sophomore students started moving in over the last few days. those with approved special circumstances will be allowed to stay on campus. stanford is allowing a new application period for those who had not previously applied for special circumstances. a covid-19 testing site on the peninsula has turned into a vaccination site for front line workers. san mateo county opened up this location at the county event center in san mateo. that was a line of people waiting to get their inoculations. it's all part of the county's response to ramp up its vaccination rate. the county tells us this site is a one of a series of clinics where health care workers can get their vaccinations. in other news now, a dramatic drop in downtown oakland when a character go helicopter lost hold of a heavy piece of equipment. we received this video from witnesses. it all happened on clay street around 10:00 yesterday morning.

the helicopter was lifting what appears to be an industrial air conditioning unit when it suddenly dropped. workers were jumping back. amazingly no one was hurt. witnesses tell us that air conditioning unit, though, they saw it was heavily damaged. at 7:40, still to come on "today in the bay," it was a week our nation will never forget. political analyst larry gerston will discuss what we can learn following wednesday's attacks on congress. first tom brady leads tampa bay to their first playoff win. why the bay area native was not exactly thrilled with the way he played. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) once-weekly ozempic® is helping many people with type 2 diabetes like emily lower their blood sugar. a majority of adults who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it.

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times the offense struggled. he threw for 381 yards and a pair of touchdowns. washington made a spirited rally in the fourth, but the buccaneers hang onto win it 31-23. brady not thrilled with his performance but still happy to be moving on in the playoffs. >> you love to play great every game. i think it's good to win and advance. if we don't play well next week, you know, we're not going to be happy so glad we won. >> the rams in seattle to take on the seahawks. jared goff did not start but the pride of the county came into the game after wolford was knocked out of the game. goff leads the rams to a 30-20 upset over the seahawks. >> we were told how good they were and how we expect them in the playoffs and come into their home place and two weeks ago you saw them smoking cigars and getting all excited about

beating us, winning the division and we were able to come here and beat them in their own place, and it feels good. it feels really good. >> pac-12 hoops stanford taking on washington state. the cardinal playing home games in santa cruz because of covid-19 restrictions. oscar da silva showing off his fundamentals on the paint. he scored 17 of his 27 points in the second half. the cardinals beat the huskies 75-60. in berkeley, the golden bears taking on washington. andre kelly was feeling it from the floor. he tied a season high with 22 points on 11 of 13 shooting. cal beats washington 84-78. it's the golden bears first conference win of the season. that's a look at sports. have a great sunday.

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our country after wednesday's ins sur wre insurrection at the capitol. larry gerston joins us now. you have been on all weak and haven't had a break. looking back at this historic moment for our country, how do we assess this incredible event? >> you hit it,t shit, historic right word. it was a breach of civility. it brings forward three crucial points. these people wanted to overturn the will of the people. the attorney general saying the election fair but these people were not satisfied. number two, they were encouraged to march by the president. it hurts me to say that but they were encouraged to march by the president. number three, the violence was planned. you know that.

you know that by the knives that they brought in, the guns they brought in, the ties they brought in, the apparel they were wearing. helmets, vests, whatnot. this was a planned event. planned to do harm. planned to try to take control of the government. wow, who would ever have thought something like that in the united states of america. >> indeed. and just minutes ago it looks like james clyburn, who is a representative from south carolina, a democrat, announced that they might wait the first 100 days of joe biden's presidency in order to bring impeachment. we do know prior to this moment, this announcement that democrats have prepared an article of impeachment against the president for inciting violence, as you mentioned. why not with only ten days until the end of the administration? >> i think because feelings are

so raw. people are so offended. they're hurt and they're angry. the democrats see this as an assault directly on the pillars of the united states government. what could be worse but to happen by americans, by the way. the president, they say, must pay the price for his role in this. he encouraged it. he was even seen reveling in the oval office. and the house democrats feel if they don't act now that the president or future presidents will feel that they can get away with anything no matter what point in their presidency. there must be a price to pay the democrats believe. >> and is it true, you know, there's another side of the effort to impeach the president. i've seen all over social media and honestly i'm wondering how much of this is true, if president trump is impeached he will lose his pension, lose his travel allowance, lose his lifetime secret service detail

and lose his ability to run in 2024? >> that's true. all those things are true. and that is part of the price that you pay. republicans say to get to your question, this is overkill. yes, the president may not have used good judgment. we heard that before about this president, right? throughout the entire presidency this is what republican defenders have often said. they say, look, it's unlikely you'll get that two-thirds vote in the senate to convict. we know that's what it takes to convict. they believe that mcconnell would probably hold it up any way just so that republicans wouldn't have to choose which way to act. mind you, getting to your point that you asked at the beginning of this question, yes, the democrats can do this now or later. yes, they can literally do it after the fact to still make the president pay, if they want to wait. >> now, you know, lisa murkowski has come out to say the president should step down.

now just this morning pat toomey of pennsylvania, a republican, says he agrees with that, too. as you said, it will be unlikely to get that two-thirds majority, but it seems some republicans are coming around to that idea. larry, we only have one last question unfortunately. the impeachment effort notwithstanding, aside from that, what is the takeaway from this horrific event on wednesday? >> i think we need to realize we had an assault on our democracy. that is serious stuff. no one ever thought that. the last time the white house was invaded was by the british, and that was during the war of 1812. this was unheard of. this was an indication that we have a fairly sizable swath of american society that is totally alienated. we have to find a way to bring these people back and show them what it's like to work and live in a democracy. and finally, other nations are

looking at us differently than they ever have before. quickly, there's two big questions here. one, can president biden rise to the task? really heal as he has promised to do. and two, what will be the future of the republican party. now it's broken in two parts with the trumpers and the anti-trumpers, where they go from here, that remains to be seen. >> only time will tell. thanks. we'll be back with a final look at weather.

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good sunday morning. it is a lovely start. things are pretty quiet overall. temperatures in the 30s and 40s. let's take a live look at walnut creek. the view is pretty amazing. we have cloudy conditions. don't worry, we'll see the sunshine into the afternoon. once we see that sunshine, we're going to warm up comfortably into the 50s and 60s for this afternoon. let's look live over san jose, downtown, 40 degrees. party cloudy conditions. we have dry conditions that are expected to remain for today. here's a look at the current temperatures throughout livermore, still at 35 degrees. it's cold there. morgan hill, 38. here's a closer look at doppler radar, we have a system that passes to our north, but we have a little bit of drizzle far to the north. our big concern here is not going to be any rain. it's going to be this high surf warning because of dangerous swell. we're talking about a long period swell coming from the northwest.

this is going to be in effect until 9:00 p.m. tonight. we could see wave heights upwards of 20 plus feet with even taller breakers. so please be careful. keep a safe distance from the coastline. i know it's going to be a lovely day, but you want to be careful. never turn your back to a wave. in addition to that high surf advisory, we're monitoring king tides heading into tomorrow. i want to give you your daytime highs for today. san francisco, 59 degrees. san jose, 61. look at napa, 60. and check out half moon bay, 58. so those king tides as we head into monday and tuesday, we'll see storm generated waves and higher high tides which could bring localized flooding for those low-lying areas around the cost line. i'm talking about the parking lot areas, the trails that run close to the cost line. we'll monitor those king tides for tomorrow because that could bring very dangerous wave heights. as far as our week ahead, look at tuesday and wednesday. we get a system that passes to

the north bringing a chance of showers mainly for areas north of the golden gate bridge. south of the golden gate bridge, not too concerned about rain. but we do have high pressure that will begin to dominate heading into thursday and friday. as that high pressure rolls around, we'll dry out and we'll warm up heading into thursday and friday. notice the temperature change. so again, tuesday showers to the north to wednesday morning. by thursday and friday temperatures climb into the 60s for san francisco. we're talking upper 60s for inland areas, which is above normal for this time of year. could even see a couple of 70s. that's definitely going to be something you'll notice heading into the end of the week and it will bring plenty of sunshine for next saturday and sunday. >> looks good. thanks. thanks for making us a part of your morning. we'll have more local news tonight at 4:00 p.m. that's because of the wildcard game between the browns and the steelers. we'll have a special postgame news conference at 8:30. you can stay up to date all day

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this sunday, assault on democracy, egged on by president trump. >> we're going to walk down to the capitol, because you'll never take back our country with weakness. you have to show strength. >> thousands of pro trump oters storm into the capitol building, overwhelming security. members of congress cowering in the house gallery. >> we were just told that there has been teargas in the rotunda. we're being instructed to, each of us,