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now. good thursday morning. thanks for waking up. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm . marcus washington has time off. let's check about the spring, almost summer like weather. good morning. >> good morning. we're starting out clear in the south bay but we are seeing very dense fog in parts of the north bay and south county, so watch out for the fog this morning but record high temperatures for today and see more of that going into the weekend as well as the very dry conditions. the visibility before we get ready to head out the door take a look at the zero visibility that we have around novato. the fog and record high temperatures coming up in few minutes and the dry weather. vianey, you're tracking the morning commute. anything going on yet? >> it's pretty quiet. we had a couple overall crashes

but those have cleared out. where the yellow squares are, those are my fog sensors. please be careful out there and don't use your high beams, use your regular headlights. high beams will reflect off the fog and make it worse. a closer look at your drive times throughout the bay area in a few minutes. back to you. >> thanks so much. 4:32. to capitol hill will president trump has been impeached again. >> this morning there's a huge military presence to pre text the government and inauguration, perhaps protect the next phase of impeachment as well. at least 15 states are sending national guard members to d.c., up to 20,000 troops expected, four times the number of u.s. troops protecting american governments from americans than troops in iraq and afghanistan combined. as all of this plays out the country is watching closely. "today in the bay's" tracie potts reports from washington,

d.c. >> reporter: president trump is waking up this morning as the first and only president to ever be impeached twice. >> today in a bipartisan way the house demonstrated that no one is above the law. not even the president of the united states. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi made it official after ten republicans joined every democrat condemning the president for inciting last week's riot at the capitol. >> i'm choosing site. >> inciting a deadly insurrection is not enough to get a presintde impeached than what ? >> reporter: most republicans argued this impeachment was not just about last week, but the end of a four-year vendetta by democrats. >> reporter: one with of the president's staunest supporters who voted no blamed him for the attack. >> the president bears responsibility for wednesday's attack by congress by mob rioters. >> reporter: in a individual taped speech with no media

present. >> there must be no violence, no law breaking and no vandalism of any kind. everyone must follow our laws and obey the instructions of law enforcement. >> reporter: now impeachment heads to the senate where majority leader mitch mcconnell says he's undecided on the president's guilt but there will be no trial before next week's inauguration. president-elect biden is urging the senate to do double duty, hold an impeachment trial and do what he calls the urgent business of the nation, namely, approving his cabinet. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. the faa is trying to crack down on unruly airline passengers. it plans stricter enforcement of rules for refusing to comply with mask mandates and other bad behavior on board. social media video shows senator

mitt romney heckled by trump supporters. scenes of tension like this have been building recently. it's the reason why the faa is warning passengers it will be strictly enforcing in flight rules. passengers are required to comply with flight crew commands. violators could face fines and jail time. flyers we talked to say people's nerves are fried because of politics and the pandemic. >> i'm a covid nurse and yeah, people are extremely irresponsible. >> there are some people on the plane that didn't their mask on at all times and it is dangerous. >> it's not just faa, airlines have been enforcing their own safety polgss. anyone in california now 65 and older eligible to get a covid-19 vaccine. in the bay area, many county leaders say they don't have the supply. san mateo and santa clara counties say they're working to vaccinate county health care

workers and people with medical insurance who want a vaccine should call their medical provider. >> we don't even yet have enough doses that have been received in the county, first doses, to cover all of the health care workers in the county. >> if you have a commercial health plan, reach out to your health provider as soon as possible and see what uk do to get vaccinated. >> in a statement the san francisco covid command center says it's making plans to vaccinate people who don't have a health care insurance plan and it's working with private health care providers to speed up vaccinations. good thing because california continues to record more than 30,000 cases daily with total infections topping more than 2.7 million. the bay area has more than 320,000 cases, we're nearly 3200

lives lost. sanquine tin prison is reporting 23 deaths. the records have separate from the overall bay area totals. there's a covid outbreak in the jail system. 109 cases, the majority at the elmwood correctional facility in milpitas, not the main jail. those are the highest numbers since the start of the pandemic. reports of a covid outbreak at a north bay center as well. the outbreak infected five patients and five staff members at sonoma specialty health. a spokesman says the patients became infected at another location, though the paper quotes one identified worker as disputing that claim. for updates on the pandemic including cases and vaccine to. for updates on the weather, plan your day, what to wear, let's check in with meteorologist kari hall. >> good morning and it starts

out a little bit milder than we've seen so we are feeling temperatures right now in the upper 40s and low 50s. you need a jacket but in some spots we have low visibility due to fog that we're going to need to allow extra time to get to work. after that it's going to be a beautiful day. really warming up. the warming trend in the upper 50s and through the day we'll see our highs reaching up to 70 degrees. this is crazy. this is just january. so we'll talk more about some of those records we could set coming up in a few minutes. vianey, as you watch the roads, anything else going on? >> you know, aside from the fog, kari, we're doing pretty good. just be mindful of a couple slow spots in through san francisco because of overnight construction, but i do want to show you how the fog rolls up on my map. if i push this up as you mentioned san raphael, santa rosa, petaluma, fairfield, you

can see the yellow and that's fog according to my map. a quick look at your bridge drive times, westbound towards the richmond bridge 7 minutes and towards the bay bridge 7 minutes, towards the san mateo bridge 12 minutes. back to you. as that push to get vaccinated grows louder, a backup at a super center. one health care worker explained what happened to her and five others that has people nervous. plus, a fast food workers preparing to strike and the demands they plan to make. you're watching "today in the bay."

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i have it within me to lower my a1c. ask your doctor about trulicity. right now at 4:41, take a look at all of the fog we have in the south county and morgan hills visibility down to zero right now and we're seeing that in novato and other parts of the north bay. allow extra time to get to work in these areas. elsewhere we're in for very nice weather. we'll talk about that and the record highs in the forecast coming up. and nice weather and decent traffic flow because no major accidents to report. a quick check of your peninsula drive times, from van ness avenue to sfo, 11 minutes, sfo to highway 92, 6 minutes. full traffic report coming up in a few minutes.

good morning. i'm bertha coons with your slip but off of its record close from last friday. the nasdaq and s&p 500 ended higher. investors were monitoring the house impeachment vote, but they're much more focused on president-elect biden's stimulus plan which is expected to be unveiled today. also in focus today, we're going to get reports on import prices and new filings for unemployment and airlines from delta, which were just out and look pretty good this morning. workers at mcdonald's, wendy's and other fast food chains will strike tomorrow in at least 15 u.s. cities including oakland, los angeles and sacramento. demanding that the minimum wage be boosted to at least $15 an hour. organizers want to pressure the incoming biden administration to

push to make higher pay a priority and close the wage gap among workers of color. federal minimum wage has remained steady at $7.25 an hour for more than a decade now. costco is closing photo centers in all of its clubs on february 14th. some services will still be available online including prints, photo books and business printing, but after the centers close you won't get ink, refills or passport photos either. costco says the need for printing photos is steadily declined since the introduction of camera phones and social media. hello. throwback thursday. costco says members should pick up all the remaining orders by the end of march. scott and laura, you know, i still print christmas cards, but that's once a year. >> and those you can get right. bertha coons, thank you very much. >> i love having pictures. i have a whole bunch. >> yeah. >> all right. happy new year to you.

new this morning, barbie debuting a new doll honoring dr. maya angelou part of the inspiring women line. the doll is on sale at target, amazon and barbie.mattel..com. ahead on "today in the bay," one of the best known facing some heat outside of the kitchen. his recent surprise move that's shaking up twitter.

and a live look at san jose on this fine thursday morning. it's shaping up to be beautiful, particularly this weekend. let's check in with kari this morning. good morning. >> good morning. and we've had all of these storms rolling through the pacific northwest, but what are we seeing? nothing around here. very spotty, light rain all week long that's because all of those storms have been steered to the north of us and we have this big blocking area of high pressure that's giving dry weather across the southwest and it is going to stay there. we are not going to see any chance of rain through at least the next week and so as we are in this weather pattern we know we need some rain, we're going to wait to see what the drought monitor says when it gets updated later this morning. we have really warm temperatures. now keep in mind that we should be in the mid 50s for the beginning to middle of january,

and we're looking at highs today in the upper 60s. hasn't been this warm since 2014 when we had a lot of new records set, but remember, when we were in that very severe drought at that time we are looking at some warm weather again this time around and we are going to be very close to some of those numbers. i don't think we'll see a lot of those records set, but we have a lot more days like this in the forecast. check out san jose and the seven-day forecast where we stay in the 70s through at least the holiday and then going into next week we'll have a cool down, but still no rain here. as we look at the seven-day forecast, upper 60s, low 70s, up to 70 degrees on sunday. martin luther king day looking nice as well as we reach to the upper 60s in the inland valleys. let's head over to you vianey, any issues for the morning commute? >> it's been well so far, but i did notice something just as we were coming to this report, that looks like it could be what

appears to be a crash near the skruz area along highway 17. i'm definitely going to be looking at the chp reports for that. as far as the rest of the bay area, doing pretty good. westbound 580 from grant line road to 680, 18, from 580 to vargas road 10 minutes, and westbound 84 from vallecitoss road, 7 minutes. back with an update in just a bit. >> thank you. now to the presidential transition, a live look outside the white house where in the recent days moving trucks have been spotted. the building will be undergoing a deep cleaning just before president-elect joe biden moves in. nbc news got a look at government contracts showing cleaning costs totally half a million dollars, this comes after several covid outbreaks were reported there. biden will stay at the blair house the night before the inauguration. a political war of words now

brewing in the gop's effort to recall governor gavin newsom. shortly after the capitol riot, california,'s democratic party chair insinuated far right extremists are behind the recall referring to it as a coup attempt. the gop is firing back calling it a dangerous and desperate act and further signs newsom needs to go. other leading democrats were apparently a little taken back by the original statement. several people had to deal with allergic reactions to moderna's vaccine at san diego's new vaccination super station. that led to an hour-long delay for people waiting for that vaccine. health leaders say six people had allergic reactions. so the site swapped the vaccines it was using for a new batch. listen to one health care worker who immediately knew something was wrong. >> i have no idea what it looked like, but the second i said something about my ear, they all like sprung into action and they

grabbed an epipen and took me from the area where i was sitting at on to a gurney. >> that sounds frightening. health care workers say she had some underlying conditions from medications, but still everyone should get vac fated. los angeles officials want to make sure everyone masks up amid that huge surge in that city. l.a. and its city council instructing a draft ordinance laying out consequences for anybody who refuses to mask. it includes fines and penalties when asked by the manager of a store or other facility as well as repercussions if a person without a mask stands too close to someone. >> some of the heat apparently becoming too much for wine country celebrity chef thomas keller. he pulled the plug on his twitter account. chronicle noticed it was gone. the owner of the famous french laundry which has had its share

of recent headlines, he's been the target of twitter backlash since last spring when president trump reported him to a group designed to save restaurants suddenly struggling from the pandemic. a recent post praising the recently passed billionaire sheld shel don adelson added new fuel to the fire. he was trump's single biggest campaign supporter. the chronicle notes his instagram account is still active. game off for the ws. ahead details on the warriors schedule switch. hockey instead, the big day on tap for sharks fans that's been months and months in waiting. >> happening now, global team of world health organization researchers have arrived in wuhan, china, to investigate covid-19's origins. the 15-member group includes virus experts from the united states, australia, germany, japan and the uk. the team will, of course, undergo a two-week quarantine

but will start working with experts via video conference immediately and figuring out the virus's origins will take years of research. we'll be right back.

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sold in the south bay. get your tickets ready. we'll have a look at the winning numbers ahead. "today in the bay" continues right now. yeah. i have to say, that was kind of exciting this morning. but we're all here, aren't we? good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm scott mcgrew, marcus washington is not here. let's check in with kari. >> i haven't checked my tickets yet so if you see me disappear you'll know that's what happened. i'm just kidding. let's see what's going on right now as we take a live look outside as we check out the view in san jose and we have dense vallejo fog for the north county. we have near record high temperatures but more dry weather in the forecast and the drought monitor gets updated this morning. we'll talk about all of. how's it l