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in the bay" starts right now. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm scott mcgrew in for marcus washington. let's check in with kari. good morning, kari. >> good morning. we are starting out with clouds across the bay area and some rain just to the north of us. but, unfortunately, most of us will see this rain and, at most in the north bay we're looking at a few spotty sprinkles. still some unsettled weather. while the tri-valley is all dry, we start out with clear visibility. it looks like you'll join a lot of company. those temperatures starting out in the low 40s. lot of clouds throughout the morning. we will get some peeks of sunshine in the upper 50s to lower 60s. that incoming storm, even though we're not getting any rain, will kick up high waves. we'll talk about king tides and the high surf advisory in a few minutes. laura? >> sounds good. we'll check back with you, kari.

4:31. following last week's siege, a live look in washington, d.c. this morning. house democrats look to impeach the president for a second time. the president will be in texas, highlighting work on the border wall. several officers have been suspended, pending the outcome of investigation. and to curb any more violence, an emergency declaration has been approved for washington until january 24th. security is top of mind nationwide as we approach joe biden's inauguration. we're also learning that two members of congress have tested positive for covid-19 after being locked down during the riot at the capitol. that includes congresswoman camilla japaul and bonnie watson of new jersey. a lot of people are asking

when is it my turn and how will i know? health care providers tell us they will contact their patients when it's time. they'll be contacted by county. the governor announced the state has set a goal of vaccinating 1 million people just this week. right now it's only for health care workers and long-term care residents. the next group of people in line include people 75 and older. workers in education, emergency services, food and agriculture. here is the thing. they have the vaccine. they're just not getting the doses into the arms. california has only administered 30% of the doses delivered. one ucsf doctor is urging the state to get rid of the tiers to speed up the process. >> they did this in 1940 with smallpox. this is what we have to do now. we are in a medical emergency and we have the shots. >> to help speed up the rollout, 49 rs are offering up the stadium. they say they have the deep freezers to store the shots.

disneyland will join in, expecting to vaccinate thousands of californians every day. the number of covid-19 cases and deaths across the state continue to surge. just yesterday nearly 30,000 new infections were added to the state's overall total, which now exceeds 2.7 million since the start of the pandemic. 264 californians died yesterday. we lost nearly 30,000 californians so far. california's death toll equates to the entire population of los gatos. happening today, the first of its kind mobile testing bus will be able to test 500 people a day, and equipped to offer. meantime sonoma county's health department is ending a

partnership with a company that drew an fda warning over false negative results. curative says it will resume its own testing in spots on friday. many are dealing with challenges. tony thurmond plans to hold a virtual event to address mental health. he will join senator bill dodd's virtual town hall later this evening. child care workers and educators are on tap to receive injections as part of 1b. that means they're still waiting. it's still unknown when child care workers and teachers will get their vaccines. help could be on the way for some trying to make it in the bay during this pandemic. today, superviseers in marin

county will consider extending that eviction moratorium. against tenants who can't pay their rent due to covid-19. commuter rail system. caltrans director steve hemminger floated the idea during a meeting. supporters say a partnership would approve efficiency and liability. in the past critics have called that idea too costly. happening again today, we're expecting king tides. and kari has been watch iing, a we've seen the last few days. >> laura, we've seen a lot of big breakers along the coastline. those seas look so angry. people have been getting a lot of very spectacular photos and

videos and sending them to us. we have an approaching storm, even though it's not going to be a strong one. it will push up some more big breakers today. combine that with the king tides we'll see and there could be some of these waves, over 25 feet as well as the risk of rip currents and long period swells, and those sneaker waves that come up higher on the coastline. and the water temperature is only at 52 degrees. so, we will see a new high surf advisory going into effect today at the same time we have the king tides, which draws them farther -- the water farther inland. i'll be watching out for all of that. we'll talk about what to expect inland in a few minutes. laura? >> all right. sounds good. thanks, kari. lottery fever at a fever pitch across the country. the first of two jumbo jack pots up for grabs. mega millions drawing worth an estimated $615 million and tomorrow night's power ball is $550 million.

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let's check in with our friend, bertha. >> good morning. wall street is set to open with modest gains today. stocks snapping a four-day winning streak yesterday. some investors worrying the markets may be a little stretched following last year's strong gains. losses were led by the nasdaq, down more than 1%. facebook and google falling on new regulatory concerns amidst political controversy. tesla down 8% after gaining nearly 750% last year. we're going to get the job openings and labor survey. the reason people watch this, it measures things that are not in the monthly jobs report like how many job listings are out there, how many are coming on and the number of people who are confident enough to quit their jobs. walmart, meantime, creating

a fin-tech start-up. it will develop unique products for employees and customers. with more than 4,000 stores, including some that did not have a bank or financial adviser, 6% of adults say they don't have a checking, savings or money market account. walmart already offers some financial services such as prepaid debit card and layaway. starting next year, disney will end the magical express free shuttle bus to and from the orlando airport. the change partly due to services like lyft and uber, which offer more flexibility. it's also eliminate iing magic

hours, which allow guests to stay later. these are the magic hours, scott and laura. >> yes, they are. some members of congress now proposing stiffer punishments for passengers who cause trouble on board. two lawmakers asking the faa to fine disruptive passengers $35,000 per violation. is. >> the u.s. fish and wildlife service is investigating a manatee after the word "trump" on its back was found in florida. the manatee does not appear to be injured and the word looks like it's written in algae. it does not know if it was done by a protester.

up next on "today in the bay," what we're learning about gorillas in california that are testing positive for covid-19. we'll be right back.

and a very good morning to you. live look at san jose in the bay. let's check in with kari. >> we made it past monday into tuesday. so, yes, it's going to be a

great day. and we're seeing parts of california getting some rain, but unfortunately here in the bay area, we're only looking at some very light, spotty sprinkles along the sonoma coast. and as it continues to move inland, the rain just falls apart. but, hey, it's better than nothing. and it's somewhere, where we do desperately need the rain. a chance to get outside today, especially in the south county. let's get a look at gilroy's forecast with an afternoon that will head into the upper 50s and low 60s. we're still looking at some clouds that will be hanging around with some peeks of sunshine as that storm system passes by. and as we go through the forecast, we've been watching the north bay for that potential of some of that spotty rain. but this is the hour by hour outlook, not a lot unless you're up around ukiah and clear lake. as much rain as we'll see out of this system, a few hundredths of

an inch, that's if you're north of santa rosa. we could see up to three-quarters inch of rain around ft. bragg. along those coastal areas they do tend to get a little bit more rain. it's been so dry. we look at how the sierra snow pack is doing, we're only right now state wide at about half of the normal amount of snow that we get at this point in the season, at least for the northern parts of the sierra, where this current storm is going through, we are doing a little bit better with 60% of the average snow pack. and we're going into a stretch of some dry weather. and our temperatures will be warming up. as we take a look be at livermore and what to expect over the next several days. we'll head into the upper 60s going into the end of the week as well as the weekend. and once again, that dry weather does continue. i don't see any more storms on the horizon. we're looking at some above-normal temperatures and may even feel a little bit more

like spring to us as we reach up to 70 degrees on sunday. into martin luther king day, as a lot of kids will be out of school, we'll have sunshine and highs in the upper 60s inland. san francisco, we're watching out for those big waves and king tides that may cause localized flooding. the rest of the forecast is looking quiet into the weekend as well as early next week. mike, heading out the door this morning, how is it looking for the commute? >> you know, it's clear, kari. i did find one thing on the chp report. let's first show you the green centers. that's what you want to see. as kari said, the conditions out there are great right now. no rain in this map right here. south bay, north 101, folks are reporting a bumper in the middle of 101 north near where the arrow is. folks were reportedly swerving to get around that. there may be a quick traffic break. it will probably happen so quickly, it will be gone before

we can let you know. a little slowing just showed up. bay bridge, beautiful view. easy drive. no delays to or from or on the span. over to you. >> beautiful indeed. thank you, mike. alameda district attorney has decided not to file new criminal charges against the second bart officer involved in oscar grant's death. dennis perrone is seen holding down oscar grant while mehserle shot and killed him. he was not charged but the case was reopened in october. the d.a. continued, his actions should be condemned but will not charge him for any criminal offense. oscar grant's family had called for a murder charge against perr perrone. kaiser permanante never reported one of covid

hospitalizations. kaiser was fined $85,000 in november, a fine they're now appealing. that infected worker was hospitalized for a week last spring when the hospital said covid rules were still evolving. kaiser has been hit with a $56,000 fine for allegedly not reporting two worker hospitalizations at its antioch facility last year. all of this is on top of a recent fine from sant camera clara county in connection with the recent san jose outbreak that they believe was tied to a holiday costume worn by an employee. in that outbreak, one worker died. l.a. county, the next few days will be critical. the l.a. times says icu cases have hit a plateau the last couple of days. that's a sliver of hope. there are still fears new year's eve gatherings may bring another surge. l.a. county is expanding its vaccine eligibility to all

health care workers, not just those working in hospitals and nursing homes. the county started transitioning dodgers stadium from a testing center to a vaccine center. and the first known case of a parehuman to gorilla transiti. some of the gorillas, not specifying which are positive. it's believe they caught the virus from an asymptomatic staff member. oakland zoo and area zoos are closed due to the pandemic. next on "today in the bay," where the san jose sharks will play out their season. and roll tide. bay area football player celebrating a win this morning.

new year's beijing winter olympics -- next year's beijing winter olympics say venues for alpine skiing and other winter sports are ready. 2022 beijing winter games are less than 22 months away. mountain competition venues have been completed on schedule. this happens, of course, as we're less than 200 days from a possible start to the tokyo olympics. you can only watch the olympics if they happen right here on nbc bay area.

welcome back. hockey season gets under way tomorrow afternoon. san jose sharks still don't know where or when they'll be able to play at home because santa clara does not allow it. right now the sharks are

scheduled to play their first eight games on the road. they're working out in arizona. they're supposed to play their first home game february 1st. now where that will be, we know it's not going to be at home. it's going to be up in the air. according to the mercury news, happening later today, the team will get an update from santa clara county health leaders. new video overnight of the celebrations in alabama, after the crimson tide rolled to victory in the college national championship. so much for social distancing there. the tide put some serious distance between itself and ohio state during the game. antioch's own nagi harris had a lot to do with it, scoring two touchdowns on the night. davante smith had three tds. they set a record seventh national title for bama coach nick saban. testing positive. two lawmakers now revealing they have covid-19, following the siege on the capitol last week. plus, making a new request,

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to remove president trump. swamped with cases. the bay area hospitals now overwhelmed with covid patients, as vaccine efforts ramp up. and order up. the new north bay city leading the battle with the state as it looks to reopen outdoor dining. "today in the bay" continues right now. good tuesday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm scott mcgrew. marcus washington has the morning off. it looks like kari and i are rocking the yellow this morning. it's going to be a beautiful day out there, kari. good morning. >> yes, good morning. and it's tuesday. we're seeing some rain moving across parts of california. but a lot of that rain will just weaken before it gets here. even though we are seeing a lot of green here moving through ukiah, it's some very light showers for the north bay. but the storm is also pushing up some big waves. you combine that with the king tides