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this sunday. i'm gia vang and i'm bigad shaban. tomorrow, president-elect trump will officially begin his second term in office after he was sworn in as the nation's 47th president. the inauguration will be historic and cold. definitely. let's take a live look at the capitol tonight, local time there, just about 8:00, and it is 32 degrees. the inauguration festivities kicked off yestetery with members of the trump family and trump allies taking part in events around the nation's capital. there is a lot happening in d.c. tonight. president elect trump wrapped up a victory rally about an hour ago. but let's start here in the bay area. our kristie smith is in san francisco, where people who oppose mr. trump's agenda are pushing back, kristie, with a demonstration and march. what are you seeing? well, they just returned from where they started when they took off for their march. and this is where they started earlier this afternoon across from city hall for that demonstration with a message of fighting back and resistance

ahead of the inauguration. noho. on the eve of president elect donald trump's inauguration, people in san francisco marched from civic center plaza with a message. it really is not just about trump the individual, but he represents a broader trend in american society where billionaires want to make more money at the expense of all the rest of us and everyone else who is affected by that or oppressed by that, is coming together to fight back. before they marched, people gathered at the plaza for a demonstration. organizers say community groups, anti-war groups, immigrant rights groups, unions and others comg together part of a day of action with other cities in the u.s. trump has threatened to have mass deportations on day one, and we're taking those threats really seriously. there's also an extremely right wing agenda laid out in project 2025 that includes attacks on the labor movement, on women's rights, on workers rights, on immigrants, and so are so many others. and that's exactly actually the

reason that so many sectors of society are coming together to fight back. they joined forces, many today with free palestine signs and messages, but some carried signs for reproductive and trans rights and climate. along with those organized groups, there were individuals who wanted to be with others. as trump prepares to take office again, the priorities of people like trump and all the people who are going to be in the front row at the inauguration are not the people's priorities at all, period. there are so many concerns when it comes to the emboldening of racism and emboldening of toxic masculinity and bullying and the wealth gap that is being created right now. organizers say their actions are not just for one day. they plan to keep the pressure on. and again, organizers did stress today that this was a politically independent movement, and they are planning

more actions in the future. reporting live in san francisco christie smith, nbc, bay area news. all right, christie, thank you. tonight in washington, d.c, there is much excitement from trump supporters who have traveled far and wide to be there for his inauguration. many filed into the capital one arena to hear the president elect speak at a rally this afternoon. and organizers are busy. they're rearranging events, locations, and security after the dramatic change in venue. nbc's susan mcginnis has more on today's events and tomorrow's plans. well, president elect trump will take the oath of office inside the u.s. capitol on monday with freezing temperatures, putting a chill on ceremonies. detroit on the eve of the nation's 60th presidential inauguration and donald trump's return to power. frigid temperatures forcing the inaugural ceremonies indoors. the swearing in now taking place at the capitol rotunda for the first time since 1985. thousands of law enforcement officers

sworn in ahead of the ceremonies, asserting indoors or out their mission is the same to ensure a safe and successful presidential inauguration. with wintry weather moving in, president elect trump visited arlington national cemetery and later a victory rally at capital one arena. what a good feeling. we like winning, don't we? reporter this venue also hosting about 20,000 supporters who will watch inaugural proceedings tomorrow on jumbotrons. a fraction of the near quarter million. hoping to attend. president biden preparing to move out of the white house, taking credit for his part in the gaza ceasefire and hostage release. today, the guns in gaza have gone silent. president elect trump claiming his actions sealed the deal, now ready to move back into the white house with big changes in mind for his second term. with nearly 100 executive orders prepared on everything from immigration to

tariffs to pardoning january 6th defendants and restoring tiktok for 60 to 90 days, the president elect making clear he wants the app active during the inaugural events. the incoming president ready to fulfill campaign promises with or without congress. okay, some ticket holders unable to get into the capital one arena on monday are now being told their tickets are commemorative. in washington, susan mcginnis, nbc news. it's also a monumental day for president biden. today is his final day in office, and he's taking some final actions as president, including the new round of presidential pardons handed down today. we'll tell you more about that in a couple of minutes. and a reminder we will have live coverage of mr. trump's inauguration tomorrow. you can watch it all right here on nbc bay area. that's beginning at 7 a.m. a live look outside now over downtown san jose, a bit gloomy as you can see, those low clouds right there, but some strong winds could soon change that. let's check in with meteorologist rob mayeda. rob also cold? yeah, we're seeing the cloudy skies

lingering around san jose, but we did break out of the clouds around san francisco. now, first up tonight as the skies clear, we do have a frost advisory that will go into effect for the santa clara valley, san jose, into morgan hill, the tri-valley interior portions of the east bay and the north bay valleys. but above those wind sheltered valleys up there in the north bay. this is the area tonight that will experience an increase in those gusty offshore winds. elevations above 1000 to 2000ft could have wind gusts over 50mph by tomorrow morning. and notice these wind gusts speeds even across some of the lower elevations. by noon tomorrow will be in the 20 to 30 mile per hour range, so dry and breezy around the bay area. but unfortunately for southern california, we're going to see the renewal of red flag warnings and high wind warnings back down towards los angeles. we'll have a closer look at that and when we might see some shower chances returning to the 7-day forecast. a closer look coming up in about ten minutes. all right rob, thanks. millions of tiktok users

can use it again after the app went dark last night. the popular video platform service shut down in response to a federal ban put in place because of national security concerns. the feds demanded tiktok divest from its chinese parent company or face fines unless it sells it to a u.s. company. today, tiktok posted a statement on x saying its decision to return comes after president elect trump provided assurances that its service providers will not face any penalties. my friend opened the app and she was like, oh my gosh, we can go on again. so i think everyone, including myself, is really excited and we hope it stays. i was kind of shocked and had a lot of like different notices that it's back on for now and they're working onon restori it, which is a little confusing that it happened so soon after they got rid of it, but really happy it's back. mr. trump had previously said he supported the ban, but now he says he will most likely give tiktok a 90 day extension with one of his executive orders after he takes office tomorrow. it has been nearly two weeks now

since wildfires erupted in parts of los angngeles, an aid continues to pour in from around the country, including communities right here in the bay area. in sonoma today, meadowcroft wines and cook the books join forces for a fundraiser to benefit those affected. there is live music, fresh pizza, a silent auction and of course, wine. people in the area know all too well. of course, the heartbreak and struggle wildfires can bring. among those who stepped forward to contribute, the mayor of american canyon. i'm coming out here because we heard that the fire relief is going strong down here, where we're trying to help people, we're trying to help animals. for the folks down south, my wife and i, we come here just to enjoy because we know that we want to give back to the community, but we also want to give back to the community down south. all funds raised will go to the american red cross and best friends. emergency pet relocation. emotional reunions in the middle east as israelis. israel is welcoming the return of three women who have been held hostage

during the war in gaza, and those hostages crying and hugging family members as they arrive at an israeli hospital. this all coming just hours after israel and hamas long awaited ceasefire went into effect. following 15 months of brutal conflict. they will be undergoing medical treatment. and that's where we find nbc's raf sanchez as sheba medical center. after 471 days of war, a ceasefire is now in place in gaza and the first three hostages to be freed in this phase of the deal have now come out. their names are romy conan, doron steinbrecher and emily demari. and a short while ago they drove past us here at sheba hospital in tel aviv, where they are going to begin the long journey of recovery. israel releasing 90 palestinian prisoners, women and teenagers in exchange for those three

young women and humanitarian aid beginning to enter the gaza strip, where it is so badly needed, the hope is that this is the first of what will be many quiet days where we will see the bloodshed coming to an end in gaza. we will see more of these hostages coming out. the big question, though, is whether phase onene of theeal this six week ceasefire will be followed by phase two, a permanent end to the war, the withdrawal of all israeli forces from gaza and all hostages finally coming home. raf sanchez, nbc news, tel aviv. and this is a developing story when we're not on air, get the latest on the ceasefire and the hostage releases on our website, nbcbayarea.com. and still ahead, we often hear them before we see them. how pier 39 is celebrating the anniversary of some of san francisco's most iconic residents. ahead for us, what's

next for those three israeli hostages released by hamas today? plus the quarterbacks running longer? why? it's a game changer for the nfl and super bowl champ shannon sharp on his second act as

♪♪ ♪♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. clemency to five more people and commuting the sentences of two this morning he is posthumously pardoning the late black

nationalist marcus garvey. garvey was born in jamaica and was influential to civil rights leaders including malcolm x and martin luther king, jr. he founded the universal improvement association in 1914, and through the unia, garvey pushed for racial pride and economic development for black people. he led the back to africa movement and created the black star line to take people back and forth to africa. garvey was convicted of mail fraud in 1942 and deported to jamaica. he died in 1940, also receiving pardons. today, a top virginia lawmaker and advocates for immigrant rights, criminal justice reform, and gun violence prevention. the president also commuted the sentences of two people. michelle west was serving life in prison for her role in a drug conspiracy case in the early 90s, and robin peoples was convicted of robbing banks in northwest indiana in the late 90s and was sentenced to 111 years in prison. the white house said in a statement peoples would have faced significantly lower sentences

today during kearny street under current laws. now, biden touted those pardons today during his last official trip as president, traveling to charleston, south carolina. biden visited the royal missionary baptist church to honor martin luther king jr. biden's remarks focused on redemption and mercy, noting the clemency and pardons for nonviolent drug offenders. i prayed with you here in february of 2020 when i was running for president, and my final full day as president. of all the places i wanted to be was back here with you. back here at home. this weekend marks the 35th anniversary of a mobile and often loud san francisco landmark. you're seeing them right there. we're talking about the famous sea lions at pier 39. the sea lions weren't always part of fisherman's wharf. they first showed up just about on the martin luther king junior holiday weekend back in 1990. the colony of curious, charismatic visitors. they have been a tourist attraction and

local favorite ever since. quintessential san francisco and the weather. they're looking actually pretty nice. they got happy. they got some sunshine. so they were enjoying that. it looks like for a time, san jose. not so much though. the fog stuck around all day long and we're still dealing with patchy low clouds and frost advisory for parts of our interior valleys. and on top of that, a wind advisory to cover all the bases here in a moment. there's a look at where we had the clearing today. san francisco, still a chilly 48 degrees in san francisco. a little bit of sun during the day around san rafael. we're at 50 degrees, and we cleared out earlier in the day around walnut creek into danville and alamo. 50 degrees currently. and as we head into san jose, it's still pretty soupy outside at 52 degrees. and this is the little pocket of gloom in the forecast. look at the low clouds right there. santa clara valley down into morgan hill. now the good news. if the wind in terms of the fog, that's going to help us out tomorrow to help mix in some drier air and break up the low clouds. but short term, the evening and the first half of

the night, the fog will fill back in. but then as the drier air mixes down, notice back into the sunshine for places like san jose tomorrow. so first up, the wind speeds by 11:00 tonight. offshore winds increasing across those north bay hills. peak wind right around midday tomorrow as we could get gusts on the higher peaks, probably above 45 to 50mph. up to 20 to 30 mile per hour winds around the north bay valleys down into san francisco. then, as we head into tuesday, those wind speeds should come down for areas to the south. similar time frame here. wind speeds at their peak midday tomorrow, and then any wind advisories should be done by tuesday. but if you don't have the wind, you've got some chilly temperatures. frost advisories. next couple of mornings santa clara valley, tri-valley and interior north bay valleys with mid 30s in reach tomorrow morning but with more sunshine. should see better temperatures tomorrow. mid 60s near san jose and low 60s around san francisco and oakland. but big concerns again to the south. strong gusty offshore winds around southern

california. we're going to see a round of high wind warnings and red flag warnings. and fortunately back across southern california due to this gusty dry wind pattern that we have of high pressure to the north and it's still blocking incoming storms, next chance we might see a few showers would be on saturday, but with that, low tracking inland may not have a lot of moisture with it. so an optimistic view is calling for a few showers on saturday, but honestly, it looks cooler and breezy. we need those storms to come across the pacific to get us a better chance of seeing some rain. s in the short term, we've got the wind advisories for the hills. frost advisories for the valleys. a little bit of a midweek warm up, and stay tuned as we head towards nex saturday. if anything, hopefully some snow up towards the sierra. it's been a while since they've seen some snow across the high country. all right rob, thanks. okay. up next, e coli outbreaks on the rise. and there may be a specific type of food that you can eat to

energy power plant. the blaze erupted at one of the world's largest battery storage plants. that's about 20 miles north of monterey. 1500 people were initially ordered to evacuate, but were allowed to return the next day. meanwhile, highway one remains closed but is now set to reopen at five today. recent testing by the epa found those toxic chemicals that burned off from the lithium ion batteries inside the storage plant did not

make it outside the facility. are you getting enough fiber? it could help protect against dangerous bacteria like e coli. according to a new study, foods like raw fruits and veggies and whole grains are high in fiber. according to the recent report, people with high levels of fiber byproducts were more likely to have low levels of potentially deadly bacteria. they also found that people with high levels of a certain good bacteria were likely to have less bad bacteria. researchers analyzed the gut microbiomes of more than 12,000 people from 45 countries. well, a popular family owned burger joint in morgan hill is calling it quits after 47 years. the owners of the dairy delite drive-in on monterey road say they will shut down at the end of the month. the kim family bought it back in 1978 but decided to sell it. aside from its classic burgers and fries, dairy delite is also known for its caramel and root beer, milkshakes and corn dogs. it was closed today, but it is open six days a week until 8 p.m. no word

yet on what the new owners have planned for the business. and still ahead, president elect trump says his administration will be partnering with the tech giant apple. so what exactly does that mean? the details he (humming) behold! a glorious round table pepperoni pizz... huh? ah. huh. well, behold the pepperoni and grilled chicken...? what the? (clears throat)

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heightened to align himself with president elect donald trump during his make america great again rally in washington, d.c. today, mr. trump teased an investment he says cook is making. he told the crowd he had just spoken with the apple ceo, and that cook was going to make a massive investment in the united states because of the election. the president elect did not elaborate, and apple has yet to respond to the comments. cook is the latest in a long

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tomorrow. all right. for those who don't get out to the movies, what's the weather? look. if you go outside pretty good. tomorrow should be warmer in san jose without the fog sticking around all day. and the reason will be the dry, breezy conditions, offshore winds, and a wind advisory for the north bay hills tomorrow and more dry weather takes us through the week. daytime highs trending a bit warmer as we head into wednesday and thursday. the lows though those frost advisories will probably stick around for a while. look at the bottom of the screen. that at least feels like january. next chance of showers arrives early next weekend. cooler and breezy as we head towards saturday and sunday. we are waiting. all right rob, thanks. and tnk you for watching. nightly news is next. we'll see you at six. >> reporter: in gaza, for the first time in 15 m tonight, the ceasefire in the middle east. the hostages just released after 15 months. celebrations in israel and also in gaza, as