good sunday morning. it is january 24th, 7:00 on the dot, cloudy skies over san pedro square in san jose, ahead of a return of the rain. thank you for joining us this morning. we take a look at your microclimate forecast. another cold morning out there. >> that's right. and we are going to see, like you said, the return of rain into the afternoon. so it's calm down p now, it's cold. you can see this beautiful view

over san francisco. here we go, napa 32, novato 34. as we head toward the afternoon, you can see the system off to our north, that's going to push down spreading north to south into the evening hours. in addition to the rain, we're also expecting gusty conditions. the national weather service has issued a wind advisory that will go into effect starting tonight at 7 p.m. because of gusty conditions, anywhere from 50 to 30 mile-an-hour into the afternoon, especially and the coastline and temperatures are only going to top out into the low to mid 50s, 40s in the north bay. i'll go through the full in jus. >> thank you so much. here's what we know about a double shooting on the peninsula. it happened at the embassy

suites in burlinggame. they closed the parking lot as they collected evidence. three people were detained in handcuffs near the entrance of the hotel. we don't know in they were ultimately arrested. we'll bring you more information as soon as we learn it. turning to a major step forward in the bay area's fight against the pandemic. the state announced late yesterday that the icu bed ability in our region is at 23%. that's an increase of just 30% in just a week, perhaps a sign that we're over the holiday surge. what does that mean for the day area stay-at-home order? we take a look. >> reporter: more available icu beds in the bay area have doctors feeling optimistic. back on january 11th, the icu

availability dropped to 1%, today toward to 23.4% providing much-needed to relief to hospitals. dr. peter chin hong says it's an encouraging sign. >> everything is consistent in the right direction so it makes sense to me. we're probably around five times where we were in october instead of eight times or nine times, you know, just a couple weeks ago. >> reporter: the news comes as many around the bay area wonder when the stay-at-home order could be lifted. three doctors in contra costa county sent another letter questioning the shutdown. the letter says during last month data continues to accumulate our position that lockdowns are doing more harm than good. contra costa county residents are suffering immensely. laura agrees. she owns a restaurant in

lafayette. >> my bus point and servers can't work from home. >> reporter: california's regional order is supposed to be lifted when the figures exceed 15%. the bay area hasn't met that benchmark but hasn't provided details the numbers are calculated. dr. hong says he views the numbers with cautious hope. >> my feeling and hope is that some of these activities will resume hopefully in short order. in sacramento, the icu bed availability was hovering around 9% last week, at the same time the region's lockdown was lifted for all 13 counties in that area. this week the icu capacity is a little higher at 11.9% but

that's still well below where the bay area is now, which is again is suddenly at 23%. it's not clear why the two areas are being treated differently but state officials do use a complicated formula. california added nearly 23,000 cases since friday night. sadly nearly 600 californians lost their battle with covid in that same time period. this comes as the entire country surpasses 25 million cases. san francisco's mass vaccination site is boasting about 500 first doses of the moderna vaccine were given out each day. people aren't yet getting their appointment for the second dose.

officials say supplies aren't certain enough to promise the dose in the recommended 20 days later. the cdc said second doses can be scheduled up to six weeks after that first dose. the san jose sharks will have to play their first two home games. season on the road. the game scheduled for february 1st and 3st will be played in glen dale arizona. this is because of the ongoing ban of contact sports in santa clara county. they hope to be back at the sap center soon. why do they think that? we'll explain in sports. >> first a look at capitol hill after president biden's fourth day in office. he tweeted "we will get through this pandemic together." >> the brutal truth is things are going to get worse the next

several months before they get better. masks, not vaccine nati vaccina single best defense we have against covid-19. >> and he's calling for stimulus checks for americans and many are resisting because of the $1.9 billion price tag. >> very different scenes at two gatherings in san francisco. one peaceful and the other resulting in a clash among protesters and police. that was outside the chinese consulate in san francisco. a group of about 40 protesters clashed with police yesterday afternoon. they identified themselves as anti-racism and anti-fascism demonstrators who were there to stand up to the proud boys.

the far right group had reportedly organized an anti-communism rally, but it doesn't appear any members of the proud boys or their supporters actually showed up. earlier in the day in san francisco, this unrelated pro tess, about a thousand people took part in the 17th annual walk for life. it was a much smaller event than years past because of the pandemic, but anti-abortion advocates still walked peacefully down market street. a message from the ceo and founder of a business in san francisco plagued with break-ins and robberies, he's saying enough is enough. this is video from just two of. break-ins just this month in beta. in addition to big drops in customers because of the pandemic, the business is struggling with big crime in san

francisco. >> we've always had a problem specifically with san francisco stores. they're constantly getting broken into, getting robbed. our employees are extremely unsafe, they're but it's really ramped up recently and we're on track to get robbed at least once a week in our stores. >> they carry electron, and other products ranging from bikes to jewelry. the owners are rethinking doing business at all in san francisco. >> and coming up, we take you live to our weekly conversation with chuck todd. >> plus no more cabin fever at least for some parents in the south bay. we'll tell but the popular playground that just reopened with pandemic-style rules.

welcome back. at 7:11 it is time to bring in chuck todd, moderator of "meet

the press." as always, thank you for joining us this morning. great to see you. just going to get it out of the way, good luck to you and your green bay packers later today. >> thanks. >> now to why you're actually here, understanding that the senate impeachment trial of former president donald trump has been delayed for two weeks, february 9th, do you think that's enough time for the biden administration to get their work going, to get key players confirmed or have house democrats kind of bitten more than the senate democrats can chew? >> no, look, i think two weeks is a pretty reasonable amount o that two-week period to me has become some sort of political hot potato for one reason or another. it is to me very reasonable to expect the entire cabinet or most of it to be confirmed before the start of the impeachment trial. if t doing that, we're

in a the lack of bipartisan cooperation than bethought. i think the bigger question, though, is what about that $2 trillion covid relief bill? can they get closer to a deal? if they don't get closer to a deal, does everything shut down? democrats say they can walk and chew gum at the same time. i've never seen washington do that. they say they can. i think the next two weeks are pretty critical to see how much they can get done before impeachment grinds everything to a halt. >> and you just mentioned before, you know, walking and chewing gum at the same time, which i couldn't help but laugh but up know d.c. better than the rest of us in california. back to the $2 trillion stimulus

plan, president biden does hope for bipartisan agreement but how likely is that? democrats and republicans are so divided and that could even date back to before the trump administration. >> right. i think it really depends on -- here's the most effective argument the democrats and president biden can make to get senate republicans or at least of dozen of them to work with them. if they can't figure out how to get a covid relief bill done with ten to 12 senate republicans, they have to know the democrats are more than willing to go it alone. and if you can't get this done, they're going to keep going it alone and then you're going to be dealt out of this and the filibuster is going to be gone. and then you're going to have no role in this whatsoever. you know, i think there are a dozen senate republicans who don't want to risk not being at the table and i think democrats feel like they have just enough leverage with the filibuster threat or using budget

reconciliation that they can do it without. if they do, it's just going to make this town more divided and more warring at times. if that's the only way democrats think they can get stuff done, it will sort of keep republicans out of the room. i think it's their best argument to get republicans to the table. we'll see if they agree. >> chuck, we open that division gets solved soon. it is just exhausting to talk about it week after week. we appreciate your insight. thank you so much. we hope you join chuck for this morning's "meet the press." he will have new white house chief of staff ron klain in the first interview since biden was important is in as president and interviews with senator durbin and round. we hope you stick right here. coming up in about 30minutes from now, we'll talk to larry

gerstin. >> shifting gears, now, there are changes in the way in how pfizer will begin dosing its vaccine from here on out. scientists discovered that could squeeze a six vaccine dose out of doses that were supposed to be five. but you need a specialty syringe to do it. that means that fewer vials will be coming from pfizer and that news is another blow to health care workers struggling to keep up with vaccine appointments and limited supply. now to a popular san josepl. it's been closed for ten months because of visitors yesterday told us they are excited to see it back open,

grateful for a place to bring their kids. >> we're happy to have it open again. parks were closed for a long time. it's tough to find places for kids and so they had a good time coming back playing today and hope more places open up soon. >> parents echo that same sentiment. the playground will be open friday through sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., only 60 visitors are allowed ininside at a time. >> we now know where that one lucky person bought that lottery particular. it was sold at this kroger's story in michigan, about eight miles from detroit. the store will get a $50,000 prize. but who bought that ticket remains a mystery. they do need to come forward, though, in the state of michigan, in order to collect their winnings. this was the third largest lottery jackpot in u.s. history.

once again, time to check in with our girl for a look at our microclimate forecast. hard to believe we have one week left of january and we're finally getting january weather. >> that's a great way of putting it. we were missing winter during the winter season and it's finally making its arrival in the form of a cold, rainy evening. let's talk about this great shot of san francisco. it is so beautiful outside. we've got the cloud cover outthere and it's cold. we've got temperatures right now in the 30s and low 40s and in san jose 41 degrees right now. it's going to be a day to bundle up as we head out this morning. we've got 30 degrees right now in napa. let's look at where that storm system currently is. it's got this cold system in the pacific northwest. you can see it. it's going to make an approach north to south into the afternoon.

let's look at the timing. we have our mobil doppler radar. we're the only ones that have it in the area. you can download the app and it tracks the rain as it's approaching your location and it alerlts you. let's talk about your afternoon daytime highs, only top be out in the 40s, santa rosa 49 but in addition to the rain, the cold front is expected to kick up gusty conditions, especially around the coastline. let me guide you through the timing of the storm. right around noon, the north will see it. by 2:00, palo alto, oakland starting to get rain. push the timeline forward, we get pockets pushing through the south. the yellow and orange indicate heavier pockets. rainfall will be light to moderate, a 10th of an inch.

in addition to it being cold and rainy, there will be gusty conditions, gusting upwards of 40-plus miles per hour, which is why the national weather service has issued a wind advisory that goes into effect starting at 7 p.m. tonight and remains in effect until 10 anywhere betwee0 miles per hour. the strongest gusts will be near the coast so we're talking about the coastline in general and san francisco. with the temperatures only being in the 50s, you'll feel the wind chill effect until the evening hours. look at 8:00. san francisco 46 miles per hour. definitely expect to see the windy conditions all into the jove night hours and into monday as well, which is why that stays in place at least through monday. it isn't until monday night when we start to see those winds

diminish. by then we're going to see those cooler conditions remain, at least for the middle of the week. let's lock at what we've got going on. in addition to this initial storm on saturday, we're also talking about an atmospheric river event. this is going to bring a plume of moisture heading into tuesday night, wednesday and thursday. what that basically means is higher rainfall rates per hour. don't put away those umbrellas just yet. or do put them away. poncho it is. >> we do have much more coming up. weep will introduce you to a bay area family full of olympic talent. the family of fencers, determined and dreaming of gold in tokyo.

♪♪ ♪ oh, this is how it starts ♪ ♪ lightning strikes the heart ♪ ♪ the day has just begun ♪ ♪ brighter than the sun ♪ ♪ oh, we could be the stars ♪ ♪ falling from the sky ♪ ♪ shining how we want ♪ ♪ brighter than the sun ♪ oroweat bread. gathering, baking and delivering the goodness of nature... from one generation to the next and from seed to slice. as we told you yesterday

morning, the olympics are still set to begin six months from yesterday in tokyo. and in tokyo, being an olympian is a family affair. >> the program in san francisco is world renowned, made by family but here excelle earned. greg is a fencing legend and coach for team usa. >> the olympics has really been part of my life and our family for so long. >> his son, alexander, is at the top of the sport, winning silver and bronze in the rio olympics and gold at the world championships in 2019. then last year while ramping up for the tokyo games are the pandemic hit. >> in fencing you need to be able to adapt to your opponent and to the referee, the situation. this is just another adaptation we have to make. >> reporter: and great knows what it's like. he was set to make his olympic debut at the 1980 games in

russia until the u.s. decided to boycott it. >> as soon as i kind of qualified, then the games didn't happen. so i understand the disappointment of being ready for those situations. >> reporter: covid safety protocols forced practice outside. the two of them can train inside because they live in the same household but that's about it. while greg says others countries are continuing like normal. >> for us there's no tournaments, no fencing. i think we've done okay but not ideal. >> reporter: rumors are swirling that the games could be delayed again on cancelled. but he's focusing on his dream. >> the mind set is taking it one day at a time and not stressing about things that you can't control. >> reporter: his sister, sabrina, is a fencer, too. together they live and breathe the sport. >> i think we have great shot at

winning the gold. >> reporter: an entire family preparing for whenever they get their shot. >> it was not a dream denied. it was just a dream deferred. i'm hoping in six months and put on my best efforts. >> we wish them all the best. 7-check 26 on the dot. we still have much more to come, including the riskiest jobs during the pandemic. we speak with bay area doctors who came up with a list. plus a new option for muni riders in san francisco. biehl tell you when we continue.

there are a lot of things in life we want but can't have. health insurance shouldn't be one of them. at covered california, every plan is comprehensive, covering everything from preventive care to mental health. covered california is the only place that offers financial help for health insurance, and now, there's more help for more people. and free assistance from experts to get more californians covered. starting with you. covered california. this way to health insurance. enrollment ends january 31st.

good morning. it is sunday, january 24th, we take a live look outside morning, just as it should be. we take a quick look at your

microclimate forecast. i'm glad you told us to get out yesterday because you say the rain will be returning today. >> it will. it's cold and calm now but that's going to transition to cold, rainy and windy into the evening hours. so definitely bundle up as you head out the door this morning. 30s and 40s as you're waking up. i say it's beautiful over san francisco, it shows what's to come and incoming weather we're expecting. let's talk about the temperatures, napa 30 degrees and here's a closer lock at what we are monitoring. we have doppler radar, you can see the system in the pacific northwest. that will continue its trek south. so we're going to see rain in are the north base first and then become more widespread in the evening hours. highs in the 40s and cold and

windy in the north bay. >> thanks so much. we begin with a late-night double shooting at a hotel on the peninsula. it happened after midnight around 12:30 this morning, at the embassy suites in burlinggame. police were closing off the parking lot and collecting evidence. officers interviewed and detained three people and it's unclear if they were ultimately arrested. we'll bring you more information, including the status of those victims as soon as we learn it. >> turning now to a major step forward and a little bit of optimism for the bay area's fight against the pandemic. the state announced icu bed availability in our region is now at 23%. that's a stunning turn around, an increase in 20% in one week, perhaps the sign that we're over

that holiday surge. so what exactly does that mean for the bay area stay-at-home order? today mary ann favro explores. >> reporter: more available beds in the icu area have doctors feeling optimistic. on january 11th, availability dropped to less than 1% in the bay region. today is soared to 23.4%, providing much-needed relief to hospitals. ucfs says it's an encouraging sign. >> everything is consistent in the right direction so it makes sense to me. we're probably around five times where we were in october instead of eight times or nine times, up know, just a couple weeks ago. prrz the news comes as many around the bay area wonder when the stay-at-home order could be lifted.

three doctors sent another letter questioning the shutdown. the letter says during the last month date inthat lockdowns imposed are doing more harm than good. contra costa county residents are suffering immensely. laura mcgoo agrees. she owns red are. >> the order is supposed to be lifted when icu availability is projected to be 15% looking four weeks ahead. right now the bay area doesn't meet that benchmark but also hasn't provided details of how the four-week projection is calculated. dr. hong says he views the latest improvements in icu numbers with caution and hope. >> my feeling is some of thieves

activities will resume hopefully in short order. >> up in sacramento, the icu bed availability was hovering around 9% last week. the same time the region's lockdown was lifted for the 13 counties there. this week the icu capacity is a little higher, just under well below where the bay area is now, which is suddenly at 23 pshs but as we told you, state health officials do use a complex formula to anticipateand california added nearly 23,000 cases since friday night and 600 people died in that same time period. this comes as our country surpasses 25 million covid cases. it goes without saying the pandemic has been dangerous and

difficult for everyone but ucsf researchers save they know which workers are most at risk. sergei quintana spoke to a doctor about it. >> working age adults had about a it 2% increased risk of dying from march on compared to prior years and that's because we're living during a pandemic. >> reporter: her researchers reviewed death certificates across the state to come pine pile where if you're thos and researchers saw their chance of death go up to 3w6 0%. >> the community that what p have the least means, the most need to work and the least power within their workplace to make sure they can keep themselves

safe that are really facing the highest burden. >> people who -- my husband is a chef and i worry about him actually. >> a lot of people doesn't say they have a positive corona. they're like i don't want to tell anyone. this is really scary actually. we have to say it's not shame. it's a virus. >> reporter: these restaurant dj did while restaurants and agricultural workers have been hit hard, warehouse and delivery workers are also drying at higher rates, followed by gross month and as we continue to watch we also have to focus on

those who are young are than 65 who are doing riskier types of work. san francisco. bay area news. >> about a thousand people received their first covid shot at san francisco's first mass vaccination site. the city launched it on friday in doses of the moderna vaccine were fwn out each day but people weren't getting appointments for a second dose. you city leaders told us the is not certain enough to provide the second dose in the recommended time. and to a live look at capitol hill just fours did if and president donald trump continues to put the covid fight front and

center for his administration. he two twiced. >> the brutal truth is things are going to get worse the next several months before they get better. masks, not vaccinations are the sing. biden and his staff continue to right to win support. >> the it calls for an increase in the minimum wage to $15 an hour. it need at least ten republican votes to pass. many are resisting pause of now to two different scenes at two different gatherings. one was peaceful, the other presented in a.

this was the scene outside the chinese consulate. about 40 protesters came to blows with police yesterday afternoon. they identified themselves as andy racism, and. the proud boys, the far right group, had reportedly organized an anti-kmich rally for right in front of that consulate as well. it isn't know and this was the other scene. been a thousand people took part in a peaceful it it was still much small are nm now to a message from a business penner

and ceo in san francisco. enough is enough. bet, an, the company, is plagued with break-ins and robberies. these are two videos from just two that and nour they're struggling with imagine crime in and fran. >> we've always had a problem with san francisco stores, they're constantly getting broken into. but it frm. >> beta carries electronics and other products like bikes and jewelry. the robberies have that ceo

reityingni is running a bus line this weekend where no line had ever gone before. the 15th bay view express line is official on sur vafs. fnd this is a advantage that has long been introduced you. to specifically surf the debut. 17 f we'll take a look at some of the plans he's already laid out in his first few days as commander in chief. our political analyst layer ear gers ten joins us live in just a foom. steph curry take maim at f the utah jazz and that's about it. anthony flores is next with sports.

good morning, everyone. i'm anthony flores. the warriors were blown out last night but there was a reason to celebrate for steph curry, making nba history. the jazz came out hitting all the rye notes. they started the game with a 19-2 lead. it was pretty much over after that. back to curry in the second. he buries the triple, tied in with reggie miller for second all-time in nba history in made three-pointers. then in the third, he passes miller, moves into second place alone. finished with five 3s and 24 points. the jazz hammer the warriors 127-108. after the game reggie miller jumped on sfwloom to give steph a shoutout. >> congratulations and we love you, steph. tough to enjoy if oe

their first two scheduled home games on february 1st and the 3rd will be played in glen dale, arizona and not in san jose. the team says it been working with the santa clara county health officials and they're hopeful they'll soon be able to return it. carlos desilva, that just happened, gets the puckett that's your look at morning sports. i'm anthony flores. have a great sunday.

welcome back. president joe biden spent his first four days in office defining the nation's problem

and pleading for unity. it's hard to miss our country feels more divided than ever. we want to explore how realistic it is to move forward with the unity in weeks and months that lie ahead with larry guesten, but it sounds like we just lost his feed. we'll work on getting him back and we'll be right back after this. we hope you stick with us.

♪♪ ♪ oh, this is how it starts ♪ lightning strikes the heart ♪ ♪ the day has just begun ♪ ♪ brighter than the sun ♪ ♪ oh, we could be the stars ♪ ♪ falling fm the roy ♪ ♪ shining how we want ♪ ♪ brighthanter he sun♪ oroweat bread. gathering, baking and delivering the goodness of nature... fromne g oation to the next and from seed to slice. all welcome back. we have our nbc bay area political analyst larry gersten

able to join us now as we visit the topic of president biden calling for unity but is that realistic? what do you think you could pick out among all the issues the president's chief challenge is right now? >> first, hi. technology is great when it works. >> exactly. >> watch out. but anyway, we got it. we're good. so his chief challenge, it's a twin challenge, it's covid-19 and the economy, the dismembered economy that's come along with it. he is pushing hard, hopes for adoption of his $1.9 trillion stimulus bill that will deal with both elements. he also has at least two other major problems, climate change and social justice. it's hard to remember a time

when a president -- when a new president took office when we had so many crucial elements beleaguering the nation at once, but that's what joe biden has. and, yes, he does hope for some kind of bipartisanship. >> while there does seem to be a lack of bipartisanship and this sort of roadblock in his momentum of the second impeachment trial of former president donald trump, how does that all impact him? >> he did gets ten votes in the house and we'll give him that. that's certainly better than the last impeachment vote, which had no votes in the house. the real problem for biden of course now is in the senate and the senate quite frankly is divided with respect to the republicans. the democrats of course are in lock step. and all eyes have to be on

former majority now minority leader mitch mcconnell. if mcconnell throws in, there's a chance that there will be at least 17 -- or 16 more with mcconnell to go ahead. when i mean throw in, i mean t to arm twist others, then i think we're going to be in no man's land and that's where it will go. mcconnell is an institutionalist. he's really upset with trump. he's upset with trump because trump's work or lack of work lost those two seats in georgia as far as mcconnell's concerned and he's particularly upset because he believes that trump was an instigator with respect to what happened on january 6th. and he institutionalist. he doesn't like congress being fiddled with by anyone m. >> and mcconnell really isn't the only one in the senate who has come out to admonish trump's words and the capitol

insurrectionists but still there is a died when it comes to president trump inciting the insurrectionists. why is the senate so divided? >> there is a 101st senator in a sense and that's donald trump. he may be gone, may be impeached, but the fact of the matter is he still carries large sway with a number of senators. if isn't so much because they love trump. don't get it that way. it's because they're worried about their reelections and they want to be on the right side. and there's a tremendous grass roots support for former president trump that still is there. these republicans have to weigh do i go ahead and vote what i think might be the right way or vote a way to stay? office? there's some sense to that because if you're not in office, you can't get anything done.

that's what's weighing down so many republicans, many who believe trump should be convicted but they're hesitant to do so because they're worried about their own futures. >> i have to go in a second but really quickly, california's kamala harris will be the tie-breaking vote in the senate. how do you think that will affect california's standing with congress? >> you know, i don't think that's going to matter much, keira. it sounds good on paper but what you really have to look to is nancy pelosi and kevin mccarthy, the speaker and minority leader. california is the only time when both came from the same state . if these two would ever get their act together, a lot would be better for california. >> thanks for your working at home with your technological advances. and we turn now for a fine look at the weather on this sunday. >> hey there. you know, it'sdy and cold

to start but it's going to get rainy and windy. if you take a live look outside to san francisco, you can see those gray skies. an approaching cold front will be making its arrival. 41 in san jose. a cold 32 right now, showing the system in the pacific northwest will continue its move pushing further south. the north bay will be the first to see it. we've got our very own doppler radar. storm ranger up and scanning, will give us a great view of rain right to the surface. download our nnbc bay area app for that. in addition to the rain, though, the big story is also going to be the wind. an hour-by-hour outlook you can see by 2:00, we'll see it in

palo alto owe, more widespread by 4, 5:00. and then we can see it make its exit, clearing out into the overnight hours, a couple of lingering showers into monday morning. one thing that will remain is going to be the wind. rain totals from a tenth of an inch to just under half an inch for this first storm today for this cold front. a wind advisory will go into effect starting at 7 p.m. tonight, winds 15 to 30 miles per hour, especially near the coast. the strongest gusts will be along the coastline and that wind chill effect will be very much in play. we're only going to top out in the 50s so bundle up as you head out tonight. as far as the wind gusts, take a look at this timeline, right around 7:30, 8:00, san francisco, 31 mile-per-hour winds, it's going to remain pretty gusty at least and monday when the wind advisory is set to expire. looking ahead, we'll catch a

break from the rain on monday but we have an atmospheric river effect expected to make arrival on tuesday night into wednesday. that means that boost in moisture will bring high rain rates per hour, which means higher rain totals, especially for the mountaintop areas, which is always an area for concern when we're talking about a llt of rain and those burn scars for possible debris flows. it will be something we're monitoring very closely. more rain expected into tuesday, wednesday and thursday, trending a bit drier for friday. we could have another system it looks like into next weekend. seven-day forecast outlook, we're going to remain pretty windy. great time right now to put your patio furniture away and tie down those trash cans. >> thanks to all making us a part of your sunday morning. we'll have more news tonight and all day on nbc bay area.com.

we'll see you back here next saturday morning. we hope you have a great sunday.

want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network. sure thing!

and with fast nationwide 5g included at no extra cost. we've got you covered. so join the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction. and get a new samsung galaxy starting at $17 a month. learn more at xfinitymobile.com or visit your local xfinity store today. . this sunday, new president, growing challenges. >> so help you god. >> so help me god. >> joe biden takes the oath of office with a message of unit. >> politics doesn't have to be a raging fire destroying everything in its path. >> president trump leaves washington without attending the inguration. >> goodbye. we love you. we will be back in some form. >> and mr. biden immediately gets to work undoing the trump presidency with executive orders covering issues from immigration to the economy. >> there's no time to start like today. >> my guest, president bide

dean's chie