former president trump did not fail to act during the 187 minutes between leaving the ellipse and telling the mob to go home, he chose not to act. right now at 5:00, the january 6th committee zeros in on the president's choice not to act during the ride on the capital. there is new evidence leading lawmakers to set additional hearings. and moving forward on the new covid vaccine and the strategy that health providers are whining to get people there shots.

hundreds of millions of dollars up for grabs in the third richest jackpot ever. you will see where you may want to buy a ticket coming up if you are feeling lucky this morning. streaming on roku, fire tv, apple tv and online. it is 5:00 on your friday morning, thank you for starting the day with us, i'm laura garcia . >> i am marcus washington and we will have that news coming up in just a little bit, but first, let's get to laura garcia with the forecast. you know, i always say why not, get your ticket, but you've got to buy that one of those little markets in your drive along the grapevine or something. those are the ones that usually win. if you know you know. not that i have ever won. if you look at the temperature trend, around 10:00 or 11:00, we keep the sunshine

around. right now we have fog around to start the morning. of course a lot of the cloud cover and 56th in san francisco. you can see it lingers until 10:00 or 11:00 a.m. and then sunshine is peeking through. the daytime highs for san francisco in the mid 60s. right now the winds are calm but a breeze may kick up in the afternoon. we get to the weekend forecast for saturday and sunday coming up in just a bit. live at capitol hill where the dust is settling after what for now is the final hearing of the january 6th committee. in prime time last night, lawmakers accused former president trump of violating his oath of office that day. and we have more from washington this morning. chris, last night focused on what the president was doing as the siege was unfolding.

>> yeah, laura, that's right. witnesses testified as the violent mob descended on the capital and former president donald trump watched it on television and did nothing to prevent it for 187 minutes. >> reporter: through live and taped testimony, the investigation painted a portrait of a president who did little to stop the siege for more than three hours. >> president trump did not fail to act during the 187 minutes between leaving them ellipse and telling the mob not to go home, he chose not to act. >> reporter: instead he watched in a west wing dining room on television. he repelled rebuffs from staff and family members to get him to call us stop. >> count me among those who was

hoping to see a strong and unequivocal statement to clear the capital. >> where you are aware of a phone call from the president of the united states to the secretary of defense that day? >> not that i'm aware of, no. >> reporter: and senator josh hawley running from the mob. and secret service members with vice president pence feared for their lives. saying the president exacerbated the crisis with the tweet. >> in that moment, for him to tweet the message about mike pence was like pouring gasoline on the fire and making it worse. >> reporter: the day after the attack, the defeated president refused to acknowledge his loss . the committee tried to make the case that mr. trump was derelict and unfit to hold office ever again. >> reporter: the committee said it will hold more live public

hearings in september 2 reveal new information and to issue its final report. laura. >> it is interesting to see it unfold. thank you for the latest. if you missed any of the hearing, we have you covered. just head over to nbcbayarea.com and you will see it trending . just click on the link to hear more of the hearing. more this morning on the newest covid back sate vaccination. this is the first so-called protein vaccine which would utilize more traditional tech knowledge he. it's not clear when the rollout will begin. the spotlight reports there is no timeline and about n86 percent of the county fully vaccinated meeting demand there may be low. all lanes of interstate 80 this morning are open after in overnight crash that happened

wednesday. that's when a big rig carrying and excavator it a gilman street overpass. caltrans has more work to do there with another closure planned for tomorrow night. and calfire battling two fires in the river oaks area and one is forcing evacuations. this is 10 minus miles south of gilroy. crews were able to contain the first fire at 50 acres and the second fire is called the anzar fire is battled this morning with 80 acres that have burned with 0% containment. one home is destroyed and others are threatened and so far no one is hurt. happening today, you are excused if you are daydreaming more than usual. >> i am kind of matching today. we all understand because we want to be a part as well of

america's third-largest lottery jackpot in history. ginger is crunching the numbers this morning and i hear you are outside of one of those places that has already had a jack pot match. >> reporter: i'm trying to soak in the magic myself. good morning laura and marcus . the mega millions jack pot hit the sixth under $60 million tonight. as mentioned, the third largest ever if somebody wins it. if you believe lightning strikes twice, you may want to check the safeway behind me. it was a winning location in 2009 when it was a pack and save and a woman won $38 million with one of two mega millions winning tickets. there is a chevron in mill valley with 70 $5 million in 2009. a liquor mart in fremont

with $50 million. in san jose with the major jack pot of $320 million. other large jackpots and 2014 in milpitas and san mateo. in 2018 in san jose again with a jack pot of over $540 million. the jackpot was last won on april 14th and since then there have been 18 million winning tickets at all price levels and across the country. playing mega millions can be exciting and my advice is don't spend the millions before you actually win the jack pot because chances are slim at 302 million 575,350 to 1. but, there is that one and you have until tonight, of course. >> that's the thing, i think everybody dreams a little bit. are you going to play, ginger?

>> you know, i usually do not play, but i have this story for a reason, i think. i'm going to go ahead. >> we are all family here. >> i was just going to say, remember your today on the bay family . >> i think justin bought us all these tickets with these numbers . i'm going to sign the back because he didn't sign. just kidding [ laughter ]. >> is going to use this video in court. >> and it's for the family. let's talk about the lottery winning forecast. if you are out buying a lottery ticket or enjoying the out doors, look at the temperatures today with slight cooling. i do mean slight but you won't need to worry about the triple digit heat. 80 in san jose and 90 at morgan

hill. livermore at 89 and martinez n86 . oakland in the upper 60s and oakland in the upper 70s. san francisco in the mid 60s today. expect a little praise and of course the early morning fog. this will leave us to a lovely saturday and sunday. what to expect for the weeked forecast, i will have that covered in a few minutes. now let's go to mike with the gas prices. it is friday and we made it . we are digging deep to find cheaper gas prices across the bay. with supply and demand closer to the weekend. at san mateo it's $5.67. in concord, in the middle along monument boulevard at $5.49. san francisco at $5.29. looking

at the roadways, we have the area of the top reopened for eastbound 80 after the closure. a closure westbound tonight and we will remind you about that. and marcus talked about the reopening of gilman street. the right lane blocked continuing through saturday when they have the three lanes closed again with damage to the over cross and the repair work continues there. looking good, thanks mike. giants fans, now that the all-star break is over, things are picking up. everything matters in every game. it starts with this four game series against the dodgers in l.a.. the giants in the rough and tying the game with a grand slam in the seventh. the bottom of the eighth hitting a three- run shot giving the dodgers the

9-6 win. tonight the game is just as important and it airs right here on nbc bay area starting tonight at 7:00 . that will be a good one. and fedex is updating weekend delivery options. the impact it may have on your future shipments. and a story only in san francisco and it is fog appreciation day. we have details on the special celebration later today to honor fog. speaking up deliveries, laura, i have e on

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it is 5:14 right now in the temperatures out the door are in the 50s. look at the temperature trend and by 11:00 we will climb to the 70s. what can you expect for the daytime highs on saturday and sunday? i have the forecast coming up. and at the san mateo bridge , we will also rise and the tail lights are moving smoothly while populating your westbound commute, we will show you where there is no opening coming up. another booze for the market on thursday. futures call for a lower open on the nasdaq after snap, the social mid network, disappointed

investors. twitter announced profits off to the bell and lyft is cutting jobs in san francisco. so too is total, and exercise company based in the city. more than a third of the company faces layoffs. the ceo says they are cutting costs to prove first profits. and adding content you might find interesting from people you don't know, but they post interesting content. people use facebook to see how friends and family are doing that use tiktok to find things that entertain and interest them. they use tick-tock a lot more than facebook and facebook knows that. delivering packages by drone that will drop into your front yard or backyard and they will leave the local distribution center. in some cases, the delivery will arrive one hour after you

ordered it. >> reporter: how do you know if the customer has a suitable yard for delivery? >> we will actually go out and surveyed the yard. we will see if it is suitably set back from structures and fence lines. >> in my backyard, there are certain spots i would not want a delivery dog to drone to deliver the package and that has to do with my dog, murphy. >> i like seeing my amazon and ups driver, you know? hello be anke. >> be anke, that's interesting. my post office person is gina. you think about how often the amazon truck comes by and now for 10 those are drones, i'm not so sure. >> yeah, buzzing around all the

time, we will see. fedex no longer offering sunday delivery and some markets. in a memo sent to contractors, the company says that next month fedex ground service will end for smaller communities. citing the rising cost of gas, wages and vehicles, the role black takes place august 15th. fog is widespread, so why not celebrate it? there is unique summer weather with fog appreciation day and we are not kidding. this is video from previous events with food trucks, live music and more. i think we are looking for and opportunity for a party. in recent years, he has missed the event but now is in

opportunity for people to get out and enjoy act 70s. >> it's a comfortable way to go out and have a summer night in san francisco even if the weather is not ideal. we have fire pits and heat lamps and warm drinks and drink specials. if you come dressed in all white , you get a discount at the bar all night long. >> it would be fun to dress in all white. it starts at 5:00 p.m. and ends at 10:00 p.m.. perfect. >> i might make in appearance. look, the fog is here now. >> we have plenty of fog. you can see the orange glow and for folks visiting from out of town, notice she was wearing a beanie and talking about summer in san francisco. it was accurate and it does get breezy and nippy in san francisco at night. i have been multiple times and

the food is delicious with multiple options. notice we come to the 60s in san francisco but the fog is expected to make in appearance tonight and you want to bundle up because it temperatures will be cooler. lots of sunshine in the interior with temperatures bumping to the 70s. walnut creek white right now at 61. are brown lunch hour at 12:00, upper 70s and into the 80s. dublin at 57 now and by 11:00 or 12:00, upper 70s with lots of sunshine in store. we are not concerned about the cooling which will be slight. if anything, a relief from the low 90s and upper 90s like concord. morgan hill's will hit the 90s. and with the fog making appearance, we have monsoonal moisture to the east of us and

that could make it impact when it comes to the humidity in the mugginess into next wednesday. let's look at how the weekend will shape out for san francisco on saturday and sunday . upper 60s with conditions remaining dry and in line could see 90s again into saturday and sunday with a lovely weekend ahead. now let's check the roads with mike. i did hear about a crash on telegraph with two lanes blocked and slowing from highway 13 over two west 24. it's a concern but overall a lighter drive right now. we will see slowing as traffic builds out of the ultima past and over toward highway 84, a similar pattern and and easier drive. and a note on 129 right here between aromas and 121, there is a closure of that

section. it's pretty far south, but if you head there today, keep that activity in mind. back over to you. coming up next on today on the bay, nbc bay area responds . good morning, inflation is everywhere, including insurance. we will show you why, where and what you can do to protect yourself. i am ar

gasoline, food, clothing and so much more. prices are up everywhere thanks to inflation. >> something you wouldn't do normally is calling your insurance agent. and chris joins us with more with a wake- up call. >> reporter: good morning, this is in inflation story. if your home burned down today, it would cost a lot more to rebuild. the cost of home construction materials has increased 20% over the past year alone. at the same time, and insurance group found one you third of policy owners like me have adjusted our policies for inflation. that means a lot of us will be under insured. >> we've got to check it out. how under our insurance policies

? >> it could be hundreds of thousands of dollars. catherine and the santa clara mountains and her one-bedroom home burned down during the czu buyer. catherine's policy paid $400,000 but it was nowhere close to the quote from the builder of 680 thousand dollars to fully rebuild. >> the question a lot of people might have is what do you do if you want to adjust your insurance? >> reporter: you probably don't want to hear this, but you need to look at your policy. you need to find the declarations page and after you find out and read the numbers, call a builder or two. ask if you can fully rebuild your home for that amount of money? if they say no, call your insurance agent to ask about upping your coverage and the price you will pay. remember

insurance is a classic case of you get what you pay for and only what you pay for and not a penny more. >> labor, supplies and everything can change. look at the pandemic. >> and in the bay area, you know it is expensive. chris, thank you and is good advice too. chris and his team have you covered. what you do is you go to nbcbayarea.com and click on the response option in the main menu . or you can call the number at 88 eight-99-sicks ti ps. -- 888-999-6tips . this is what basin state park oked likelo

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right now at 5:30, a string of businesses burglarized in the willow glen neighborhood, a story you will only see on nbc bay area . we will talk about where police are focusing their investigation. >> we are very excited to

welcome people back in. people love this park so much and there are multiple generations of users. >> two generations after it looked like the czu fire would totally take away a bait area treasure. there is a grand opening and what you can expect. this is the morning show streaming live on roku tv, apple tv, fire tv and online. i am marcus washington . >> i am laura garcia and it's good to see you around here . it is friday and we have more in a moment. and santa cruz is about to have a beautiful problem on their hands. for the first time, a rare corpse flower is expected to bloom. it is so interesting and it only does it a little mid time. robert checks it out and joins us live with more ahead

of 5:45. >> a stinky story. >> i think he is going to give us a factual description of what that smells like, what do you think. >> he will give a good description and it is beautiful and that's a nice live shot. we have orange skies over san jose. take a look at that, it is nice and clear. and in san francisco, carl the fog is ready for his fog party and he will make and appearance this afternoon. temperatures will be chilly and if you were from out of town and visiting, you want to bundle up for outdoor activities in san francisco. temperatures climb into the 80s and 90s and perhaps i will get the hiking forecast, let's check with mike . >> the crash i told you about

is worse than before with the data coming in. three lanes blocked. westbound highway 24 with your commute, that's a problem through oakland on highway 24 right around telegraph. three vehicles had to be cleared and one may still be on fire. no injuries reported which is the better side of that story. west 24 is jammed from telegraph otherwise things are clear, back to you. and moving you forward in the recovery from the czu fire at redwood park that caused so much damage. >> we are talking about a day that some park workers thought would never happen. we have and up close look at what we can expect. >> reporter: i got the best assignment of the week and the last time i was here at big basin in redwood park, fire rangers thought it would be a

total loss. the ancient forest did survive and now this is what it looks like as the public can see it coming back for themselves. two years after the czu fire , it is obvious that california's oldest state park burned. the smaller trees are gone and some douglas firs did not come back. but you can see fuzzy green growth on the giant red words, some are thousand years old. there are tiny flowers on the ground and lots of bugs and birds. >> you can see it is regenerating and since the fire , there has been tremendous cleanup. all the structures and the vehicles and toxic soils were removed. the burned trees have been taken down and it is a different site but the trees are coming back well.

they turned the trees they took down into lumber to build fences, decks and even siding on some buildings. the historic structures were destroyed by fire and they will be rebuilt farther from the heart of the ancient forest where they can be protected from the next wildfire. the ranger here says he expects more fires in the future. >> i think that the warming and drying climate has exacerbated the intensity and the rate at which the fires are happening. to see the intensity come through this landscape which is typically moist and dripping with fog in august, things are changing. >> reporter: it was a treat to get in there and look around. if you want to explore the park, you can drive big basin highway which will open again today. there are 45 parking spots available only by reservation.

you can partner with the state park for weekend service and there are 18 miles of the road open again. it will be years before people can camp in the park again, but it will be nice. the workers that were there, not even the rangers, were so excited. >> i love how they used some of the lumbar. >> it is great because it keeps the tree and the wood there. >> with park reservations, there's only 45 spots? >> the way it happened when i went a couple of months ago, they have reservations there too . you're not going to hike all day and you make your reservation for 1:00 to 3:00. >> we are hiking all day. >> we are all fitting in one car . >> thank you very much.

here is a story you will only see here on nbc bay area . a string of recent willow grin glenn burglaries all captured on video. businesses hit on lincoln avenue and among them the goose town lounge and bar and nearby phone store. >> you don't know if you come back to work if you have been robbed or not. >> police are trying to determine who the men are and keeping and eye out for a potential fencing operation. and clearing a homeless encampment in oakland. the team was looking to clear the camp and then the judge approved a temporary injunction. some 200 people live in the camp and

caltrans says the activity has led to dozens of fires, including this larger one that happened last week. it impacts the safety of nearby travelers. another hit for a climate in crisis with monarch butterflies facing the threat of extinction. and it is for the conservation of nature with the top wildlife conservation group. it is with rising global temperatures and it is 72% lower than the past decade. monarch butterflies in the western u.s. hit the hardest. some migrate to pacific grove. >> pacific grove has a great butterfly festival. they come and the monarchs hanging from the trees and it's amazing. >> i go to the botanical gardens and one landed on my ear . it left me.

>> who doesn't? it is a foggy friday morning and of course there will be a festival this weekend. if you are heading out of town or sticking around in san francisco, either way the weather will be beautiful. let's look at the napa forecast . we will be in the 80s and stick to the 80s for saturday and sunday. expect comfortable weather. at big sur, 60s and a little cooler . 70 today and sunday will be in the 70s which is good beach weather. the tahoe forecast at 41 degrees and look at how pretty this shot is with clear skies and stunning temperatures this weekend. 80s today and upper 80s and the sunday. it's going to be one of those weekends when you want to be out and about and enjoying. look at the san francisco

forecast. saturday and sunday we have fog and it will build into tomorrow . then inland areas will also be climbing back to the 90s. the reason we have cooling today is because we had a system nearby that will drop the daytime highs. at least it stays sunny and clear this weekend. let's take a look at the traffic quick mike. the better news is one lane is open with three closed in two open at westbound 24 at telegraph avenue. a crash involving a number of vehicles but no major injuries. slow to get past the scene and then clear toward the maze and the bay bridge. this shows traffic was slower drives and saturday especially with 3 of 5 lanes clones closed. this today and saturday and

hopefully everything is fixed by sunday. then westbound 80 close through alejo as the opposite direction was closed last night and there is the alternate there. looking ahead for all weekend at niles canyon and highway 84, this is all weekend this will be closed in 680 and mission are alternates. >> thank you. governor gavin newsom expanding his message outside of california. he turns his attention to another red state and the latest to sign he is ready to run for president. what people are asking for in his response just ahead. meanwhile president biden is isolating and he says he is doing fine on the second day of covid. in the local artist makes a mark at comic con. a new comic series getting a piece of the

spotlight and circus animals that escaped during a police that escaped during a police chase. we here's why tribal leaders urge you to vote yes on prop 27. the act provides hundreds of millions every year for permanent solutions to homelessness, mental health and addiction in california. prop 27 supports financially disadvantaged tribes that don't own big casinos. by taxing and regulating online sports betting for adults 21 and over, we can protect tribal sovereignty and finally do something about homelessness in california. vote yes on prop 27.

it is 5:44 and the temperatures in the 50s and 60s with a live look at san jose. how is the weekend shaping up? i have that in the full forecast

. in oakland right now, no major problems. at highway 24, and alert going on. there is been a change in we will have more about the backup and more on your morning commute. new this morning, former california governor, gavin newsom moving from california to texas and running full-page ads in texas newspapers. taking aim at abortion rights and it comes as a state law allows makers to be sued for making weapons. this with recent tv ads in florida has some speculating he may be considering a run at four president in 2024. he is only saying he wants democrats to play hardball with republicans.

and president biden is isolating. >> is posting on social media. >> the president showing he is healthy and otherwise in command . president trump did something similar after he was released from the hospital. president trump did not have the advantages that biden has because at the time there were no vaccines. here is the latest from the white house briefing room. >> because the president is fully vaccinated and double boosted, his risk of serious illness is dramatic the lower. >> president biden just back from a tour of israel. he fist bumped the crown prince but was closer in contact with something like this five days ago. and the house committee held another prime time hearing

last night. it was supposed to be the last committee. but the dam has begun to break said republican liz cheney. last night we heard secret service radio traffic as agents tried to save the vice president. supporters were chanting, hang mike prints and at the same time as the attackers were in the capital looking for the vice president, president trump tweets that mike pence did not have the courage to do what should've been done to protect our nation. then he put out a tweet at the urging of family and staff. some in the cabinet were considering the 25th amendment to throw him out of office at the same time. he was editing the speech as he read it off the teleprompter. >> this election is over and congress has certified the

results. >> i don't want to say the election is over, i just want to say congress has certified the results, okay? >> now congress has ratified their results? >> yeah. >> some may say the line indicates trumpet knew he had lost which would strike accusations of fraud but it will be tough to prosecute. >> it would be a huge headache for doj and here is why. because the doj is watching like everybody else, this community process, if they prosecute after the committee finishes it work, they will be concerned that this will forever be labeled apolitical prosecution. >> on twitter, you can follow me . it is 5:48 and money is set

to port into a much-needed makeover and san francisco. announcing $4 million for the square in the center of chinatown. there will be $65 million in renovations and this is a look at the renovations and it was approved in 2020. and the comic con festival in san diego. >> and a recent project for heavy metal, savage circus. it's a 12 part series that develops a group of circus animals that escape as police chase a group of fake robbers. brandon says he got the inspiration from the movie that i love, gremlins. it was actually written by his father, a hollywood filmmaker and director.

>> he could sue me, but i hope he doesn't because it rips off gremlins. everybody likes getting together and celebrating something like love , especially in niche things like comic books. >> keep it in the family and he is announcing two new comic books. next week his savage circus comic will be released as a graphic novel. >> good for him. if you are in santa cruz this weekend, maybe you want to catch a whiff, or maybe you don't, of something that will be stinky. >> we are talking about the corpse flower that's about to bloom and doesn't smell very good. this isn't incredibly rare thing . i know you have covered it before when it was in san francisco. >> i was talking to martin

quigley here at the uc santa cruz botanic garden and arboretum. i covered it in berkeley and did not smell it then. you are saying when it blooms that we would not be able to stand this close to it. >> it smells like a large rotting cow in the sunshine with a powerful sent to attract insects for pollination. >> it is in a family with the lilies. >> normally this would be in a rain forest? >> yes, in southeast asia. >> you have thought that it will grow another foot and a half, when will it bloom? >> i think midweek next week. there is indication that the flower is about to open because the color is changing.

>> why the bad smell? >> they fly at night and leave their eggs in rotting meat. the plants are scarce and they need a powerful way to attract pollinators and they put out assent that can go through the forest up two miles. >> reporter: and at stem? >> they get there and there's no meat, but it smells like there was. >> it will grow a foot and a half and then die within 24 hours and that top part will heat up? >> it will heat up to 98 point sixth, the same as our body temperature. that heat helps the center to rise and spread into the forest canopy. it has a 24 hour cycle and then the plant will die in days and be gone. >> reporter: and a lot of people coming here to see it. bring your mask not just

because of the pandemic, because of the smell. >> we are doing twice daily flashes as it's about to open and a lot of people will have a chance to see it. >> right now it is tuesday or wednesday. >> reporter: reporting live in the mountains. >> i thought it was just a stinky plant. that's why you watch today in the bay. and watch for the sky and its happy five year anniversary on today on the bay . >> i can't believe it has been five years. >> it has been a great ride for five years. over the five years , i've made friends and i fell in love and got my heart broken . >> i'm sorry about that.

>> this isn't the oprah winfrey show. >> i haven't talked about it a lot, but i recently bought a home here. >> i can't wait for the housewarming. >> and bring the gifts too. we were just saying we really appreciate you with five years. congratulations marcus on five years. look at this golden sunrise i am bringing today. at the coast, temperatures are in the 50s right now. and we still have microclimates in the bay area. it's going to be cooler with 60s, 70s and upper 80s through the interior and then sunshine ahead for this weekend. i take you through all of that coming up in my forecast at 6:00 a.m..

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it but we can tell you that some force rangers experience some bizarre things happening, the theme park will become part of universal studios back lock tour, fans can experience jupiter's plane firsthand starting today, it will be featured in halloween horror night, later this fall. universal studios and nbc bay area both earn -- own comcast pick shocking revelations on capitol hill. >> president trump did not fail to act during the 187 minutes between leaving the ellipse and telling the mob to go home, he chose not to act. >> january 6 committee zeros in on what they call president trump's choice not to act while his supporters stormed the capital. we are live in washington with new evidence leading lawmakers to take more action. we are moving you forward on a new covid-19 vaccine. the new option coming for people across the bay area and

how it differs from vaccines already out there. >> hundreds of millions of dollars up for grabs for you tonight, the third richest jackpot ever, maybe yours. we will show you where you may want to buy that winning ticket if you are feeling lucky today. this is today in the bay streaming live. we have made it to friday, here we are. i want to thank you for making as part of your morning. >> we will have a look at traffic with mike but we want to start out with a forecast. how are we shaping up for the weekend? >> it is pretty outside even though we have fog, it is nice when we start out really calm. especially when we are heading into a weekend. house then is this shot? this is one of my favorite shots of the morning because of carl, the current temperatures out the door in the 50s, it is not very cold, not very hot. one thing you will notice