country will flourish and be respected again all over the world. we will be the envy of every nation, and we will not allow ourselves to be taken advantage of any longer. during every single day of the trump administration, i will very simply put america first. president trump, now the second president in u.s. history to serve nonconsecutive terms. he is also the first ever convicted felon to hold office. vice president jd vance also sworn in shortly before mr. trump making history as one of the youngest vice presidents u.s. history. after the swearing in, president trump addressed an audience at the capital one arena and began signing executive orders before a cheering crowd. could you imagine biden doing this? i don't think so. i don't think so. the president acting swiftly. you can see him here rescinding biden era executive

actions before he tossed pens into the crowd. there, he signed dozens of executive orders, including declaring a national emergency along the us-mexico border and ordering construction on his border wall to resume after leaving capital one arena. you see him here inside the oval office signing more orders, sir. this this next order relates to the definition of birthright citizenship under the 14th amendment of the united states. that's a good one. birthright. that's a big one. that he did this informal q&a with reporters inside there in the oval office for about an hour. another topic, international conflict, specifically the recent cease fire deal struck between hamas and israel. mr. trump said he's not sure the peace will hold. how confident are you, mr. president, that you can keep the cease fire in gaza and conclude the three phases of this deal? i'm not confident that's not our war. it's their war. but i'm not confident. president trump also

commenting on the scale of the devastation in gaza. he said he might help rebuild the war torn territory but did not give a clear answer. he was also asked about the war in ukraine and says he will help end it, but did not specify how he would do that. mr. trump's commitment to immigration reform, seeing swift action on day one that includes a cutoff for a resource used by thousands of migrants and asylum seekers. the cbp one mobile app was set up under the biden administration was a way to allow migrants to apply to enter the u.s. legally as asylum seekers. once it went into effect, it was only the only way for people to get an appointment to request asylum. about 280,000 people were logging into the app on a daily basis to secure an appointment. as of january 7th, customs and border protection says from january of 2023 to december of 2024, more than 936,000 people had scheduled appointments through that

service. well, as the president was being sworn in, south bay community leaders came together in san jose voicing the concern about the president's expected attack against immigrants, what they call it politician, immigration activists and law enforcement agencies said it's, quote, another resistance movement that included a promise from the county undersheriff to resist participation in many ice actions. their message there is no reason to fear, but also reason to be hopeful, vowing that santa clara county will protect immigrants. today, we call on our leaders to embrace policies that honor the inherent worth of every person, regardless of where they're born state government, the county government or city government. we are working together to support them, whether or not they are documented, we don't care. the group also reminded immigrant families that there is still a phone hotline set up as part of the county's rapid response network, which allows people to report ice actions, which the trump administration

say could begin in just a matter of days. meanwhile, mexico's president claudia sheinbaum, expressing her disagreement with president trump's immigration plan. sheinbaum vowing her administration will help migrants impacted ahead, will impact it. ahead of president trump's inauguration, president sheinbaum reiterated there is a possibilityget asylum, not just at the u.s. border in person, but from a distance in the southern part of the country or in other countries. a lot happening on this day. one president trump's agenda. have many people in the transgender community concerned. mr. trump signed an executive order creating a policy that would only allow the federal government to recognize two genders, male and female. many opponents say it feels like a personal attack on their identity and will lead to real harm for those who don't identify that way. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez spoke to a woman who's been a champion of the trans community. it's what i meant to do. it's literally the one place that i can let go completely and just express

myself with my body. dancer rochelle armijo, whose stage name is riri realness, says she's finally fully living as her authentic self. the 22 year old dancer from fairfield was born biologically male, but she says little ricky always knew how they looked on the outside, didn't match how they felt on the inside. i tnk about little ricky all the time because he had to go through so much in this small little town to just find himself and be who she is now. today, riri began transitioning to a female when she was 18, documenting it all on social media. it was so amazing to finally have these gender affirming surgeries done. i was like, why not include my transitional journey on social media as well? because i know there's so many kids in the bay that probably are struggling to express themselves. it will henceforth b be the official policy of the united states

government that there are only two genders, male and female. but as president trump takes office, riri is worried. she says his views on gender have many in the trans community terrified. among the executive orders the president announced today is one many believe could remove protections for the transgender community as it instructs federal agencies to classify people only as male or female on all government documents. so if i'm presenting fully feminine as a woman and my id says male, that could put my whole life at risk. riri says changing her gender on her ids was liberating, but she fears the progress the trans community has made is now at serious risk. she believes gender is a spectrum, and that president trump has it wrong. there's a whole spectrum of different types of life people that phony riri says. she will continue to

speak out and live her truth. she's encouraging others to do the same, insisting the transgender community will not return to the shadows. this is who i am 24/7. i don't just put the makeup and the hair on at nighttime. i live my life as a woman 24/7, and i just want to exist in solano county. jodi hernandez, nbc, bay area news. let's talk about some of the executive orders that have been issued now in the last several hours that mr. trump has signed. one of the big ones here has to do with tiktok. mr. trump will not enforce the law that bans the app for the next 75 days. the order does not overturn, though the supreme court decision, but it does give tiktok time to find a u.s. company to buy 80% stake or be shut down. well, it depends on the deal. i mean, i may not do the deal or i may do the deal. tiktok is worthless. worthless if i don't approve it. it has to close. i learned that from the people that own it. if it. if i

don't do the deal, it's worthless. worth nothing. he evenuggested in that oval office informal briefing, that briefing that maybe the u.s. government would partner with tiktok and bytedance. we will see. there's also a freeze on federal hiring, except for the military. no federal civilian position that is vacant at noon today may be filled, and no new positions may be created. also this evening, the president ordered all federal workers to return to full time in-person work. the president, also pulling out of the paris climate treaty. he's revoking 78 biden era actions, executive orders and presidential memoranda. president trump also signing orders to declaring a national energy emergency to fight inflation. he said he will end what he called the green new deal and the electric vehicle mandate. former president biden bid farewell to his staff in an address on the tarmac of joint base andrews in maryland. just minutes before leaving office,

mr. biden issued a set of sweeping preemptive pardons to members of his family. in a statement, mr. biden said my family has been subjected to unrelenting attacks and threats, motivated solely by a desire to hurt me. mr. biden also granted other preemptive pardons, including for doctor anthony fauci. some staff of the committee that investigated the january 6th attack and police officers who testified before it. during his farewell, mr. biden pledged to stay active in politics and encouraged his staff to do the same. we're leaving office, but we're not leaving the fight. you're smart, you're skilled, you're passionate, and the country needs you again. so the bidens are now california bound for a vacation in santa barbara county. former vice president harris is back in california tonight. also, she landed in los angeles just after 4:00 this evening. an all female air force crew flew the former vp from joint base andrews to los angeles. it is the first time an all female crew has operated a c 33 for the u.s. air force. miss

harris is set now to visit a local fire station to thank firefighters on the front lines in southern california's wildfire emergency. she also plans to volunteer with the world central kitchen to distribute food to the community. harris and former second gentleman doug emhoff will then head to their home in brentwood. so you might be wondering what is next for the oakland native. there have been previous reports speculating a possible run for california governor back in november after the election. a poll from the uc berkeley institute of governmental studies found that nearly half of california voters would be very or somewhat likely to support a harris bid for governor. the 2026 race is already crowded, with several well-known candidates setting their eyes on sacramento. analysts expect attorney general rob bonta and lieutenant governor ellen kulongoski's caroline marks to run. it will be california's first open gubernatorial race in eight years. let's get back to washington, dc. another live look now inside one of the balls. this is the liberty ball. all three of these inaugural balls are being held at the

washington convention center. a lot of celebrities, vips, silicon valley leaders, jason aldean and country singers on the stage right now. you see him there. we will continue to follow this historic, historic inauguration throughout the day and into the evening. now you can follow our coverage will continue it at nbcbayarea.com. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. it was a blustery day out there. right now 52 degrees winds are beginning to calm down. only three miles per hour in livermore. but the chill that will continue to settle in. 30s by 1 a.m. we'll show you how cold for tomorrow morning and what's ahead. that's in just a few minutes. coming up, how thousands of people in the bay area honored doctor martin luther king jr. just ahead, our full coverage of the second inauguration of donald trump as president. what he said about the state of america and his vision for it. plus, his executive actions on immigratio energy andn,

not just the inauguration, but also the celebration of martin luther king jr. he was a changemaker, an activist fighting for the human rights of black americans. doctor king was also a prominent and prolific writer. this, from his 1963 book of sermons, strength to love. quote. darkness cannot drive out darkness. only light can do that. hate cannot drive out hate. only love can do that. and today, from assistance to radical resistance, many events to honor the life and legacy of doctor king in the east bay. from a day of service to a day of action, community members across oakland remember doctor king's legacy. several volunteer groups picking up shovels and trash bags and cleaning up the streets and planted trees across the town. at the same time, hundreds of people gathered at city hall and focused on reclaiming what organizers call the radical legacy of doctor king. it's so important that we

honor doctor martin luther king jr. and those that stood beside him to really recognize their work and to take what they've done, to take what they've done and take it to the next level. and we're clear that when the enemy feels as if they're losing the fight, that's when they strike the hardest, the most vicious. they understand that they're losing, and that's why they put that man in power. people participating in this day of service told us that they hope the community remembers doctor king's impact throughout the year, not just on this mlk holiday. another special eventnt he in the bay area. people across the area honoring the legacy of doctor king. for hundreds of people, that included taking that special train ride from san jose to san francisco, as they dovery year. nbc bay area's marianne favro, among among those aboard the celebration train. marianne, as you can hear, music was a big part of today's tribute to doctor martin luther king jr. here on the train. oh 35 she got

it from trivia questions about doctor martin luther king jr. s life to drum tributes and dancing people found many ways to honor the legendary civil rights leader during the hour long train trip from san jose to san francisco. for some, this annual ride is not about the physical destination, but the journey toward equality. belinda amit of san jose is a regular and this is a very special day. i've been coming for the last, what, last ten years? every year i come because he fought for justice. many kids were on the train too, including brothers kellen and kieran leslie of san jose, who embraced the real life civics lesson to celebrate martin luther king's legacy. of all the great things he did for us, and like making a equal rights. grady turner says doctor king's message is more important now than ever. all the stuff

that's going on right now, we need peace. we need people. that's 110% positive and just spread positive energy all over, man. celia beltran says addition to honoring doctor king, she's riding the celebration train for another reason. i'm 75 years old. i've been doing the mlk celebration for many, many years. and today, ironically, i'm doing it because i want to boycott the inauguration. once the group arrived in san francisco today, we're going to celebrate. they joined more than 4000 others marching together through the city to a rally at yerba buena gardens. young and old uniting to move doctor king's dream of equality forward in san francisco. marianne favro, nbc. bay area news turned out to be a nice day to be able to go out

and do a day of service. just a lot of pride on the streets today. let's take you outside now on this monday evening. a live look from our emeryville camera as it looks into san francisco. so many emotions across the country today. a lot of positive emotions out there. yeah, and sunny blue skies for us. we did get in on some wind. all of that bay area wind is exiting. so now we're settling into another cold night ahead. even a frost advisory for totomorrow mning. we're going to talk about that. also, some unusual snow hitting the southeast. i'll have the map if you're doing any traveling, but let's start it off with tomorrow's forecast. we have this area of high pressure bringing the dry weather. we'd love to get a storm system in here, but with this sitting here, it's a big roadblock here for us in terms of getting any kind of big storms the next seven days. so this is going to set in some calm conditions and bring back some chilly weather. look at this. for tomorrow morning. we have frost advisories for the north bay, east bay, south bay, inland valleys, temperatures ranging 33 to 39 degrees. so make sure to bring those pets inside. let's

get you to tomorrow morning, and you'll see that 30s are going to be the more common number than not. we're going down to a very chilly 35 in the tri-valley. so get that heaviest jacket out, layer it up, and maybe even the scarf and the gloves for you to keep it nice and warm. 38 down here towarards the sth bay over to san francisco. we're at 4136 for the north bay average and for the east bay, we're at 37. temperatures through tomorrow afternoon will allow us to thaw out. you'll see down here across the south bay. got you up to 65 here in san jose. so an excellent rebound. 64 in los gatos. we're coming in with those 60s as well through the east bay. 62 in concord 64 danville 63. here in hayward peninsula, you're at a chilly 60 and half moon bay and down to palo alto. we're at 63 very light winds, four to about eight miles per hour tomorrow, 62 in the mission and across the north bay, 63 in napa, 64 in ukiah and 60 in bodega bay. so while we

have chilly mornings coming our way with that frost advisory, 's going to get much colder here, especially down here for the south beach southeast. much colder than normal houston tomorrow. snow. new orleans snow pensacola, florida. some snow temps in the 30s and you'll see as we head through wednesday's forecast, much of the nation just remains locked with this chilly weather. check this out. here's houston near houston, 1 to 5in of snow. new orleans 3 to 7in pensacola and the panhandle of florida up to one inch. so be ready for those chilly winter conditions down there in florida and the stheast. on saturday. we'll see a slight chance of a spotty shower. only 20%. i think the bigger headline here is those cold mornings. we'll see over the next several days down here in the 30s. but man, there's not there's not a part of the nation right now not getting hit with that chill. it is cold. thank you jeff. all right. our coverage of the second inauguration for

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months, embracing the crowd and getting very excited doing it during an impassioned speech. musk made a gesture that some people are comparing to a nazi salute. some elections are, you know, important, some are not. but but this one. this one, this one really mattered. and i just want to say thank you for making it happen. thank you. thank you. my heart goes out to you. those gestures or salutes causing some raised eyebrows. not sure what his intent was, but it was seen by a lot of people. inauguration obviously filled with lots of speeches like that. celebrations and lots of star power. one of the biggest names in country music help welcome the new administration. america. america, as you can see. kari underwood singing america the beautiful. but her performance

required a little help from the attendees. the music cut out, and underwood asked the crowd to help her sing a cappella. her performance was followed by the national anthem, sung by opera singer christopher macchio. new at six more help heading to the burn zones down in southern california. the governor has issued an executive order to speed up wildfire debris removal. this order aims to prevent more destruction in the burn zones. if the region gets heavy rain later this winter or spring. now, removing debris improves flood protection and can stabilize the hillsides. burn hills do not absorb water. well, we know that around here this creates the potential for flash floods and mudslides that can wipe out entire homes in their path. all right, check this out. new at six. a burglar at uc berkeley's memorial stadium, police say happened yesterday at 4 a.m. they say a person is seen on surveillance video prowling around before ultimately breaking into a storage room and stealing some items. authorities released photos showing the suspect. they

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today. lester holt anchors nightly news from our nation's capital right now.continuing co tonight, our special coverage from washington. the inauguration of donald trump as the 47th president of the united states. the historic day in our nation's capital. donald trump taking the oath of office for a second time. his address to the nation vowing to usher in a golden age of america before a crowd of supporters, the new president signing multiple sweeping executive orders. his plans for border security, gender. >> and rolling back climate change initiatives. today's ceremony moved inside for the first time in 40 years due to the brutal cold. mr. trump capping off unprecedented political comeback after 2 impeachments, 34 felony convictions, and 2 assassination attempts