>> reporter: i did, but you know what, janelle? one big winner and now everybody wants to buy their ticket here at ernie's liquors in san jose. this is the time to come right now because there's no one standing in line. now, $522 million is what someone made out with over two years ago. now everyone is hoping the store has another golden ticket or two. the owner of ernie's liquors knew the frenzy was coming, and how could it not? the jackpots are huge. $470 million for powerball. $520 million for mega millions. >> people just come in in bunches, and that's when the rush is going to be. >> reporter: in helps that ernie's liquors is already on the big lotto map. >> i feel lucky right now. that's all. >> how lucky are you feeling? >> really lucky because i check on google. this is the lucky spot. >> i'm the lucky one today. >> i hope i won. >> reporter: some represearen't sure they know the rules for playing. they just know they want to be a part of it. and how would they spend the money? >> help my mom first, pay off everything. then

he and i'm janelle wang. not just the pandemic plan, president biden is also changing the climate change plan. raj mathai has that story. >> janelle, he's reenrolling the united states in the paris climate agreement. the question, does this really help america and does it help the rest of the world? we're going to have some answers. we'lling joined by the consul general of france. we'll see you in just a few minutes. >> looking forward to it, raj. president biden unveiled his national strategy to combat coined today. warning it will get worse before it gets better. he signed ten executive orders for masks on public transportation and using wartime powers to require u.s. companies to make n95 masks, swabs and other equipment. the plan also focuses on vaccinating more people and he reiterated his goal of administering 100 million shots in his first 100 days in office. >> hospitals are out of beds. businesses are closed for good. schools are caught in between. and while the vaccine provides so much hope, the rol

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janelle? >>> up next, raj, the vp's new digs. more about where kamala harris is staying while the vice president's new home is being renovated. >>> a follow-up now to the shooting and killing of a man by san jose police. the man who was shot did not have a weapon. this happened last thursday at the villa fairlane apartments in east san jose. officers were trying to arrest him, wanted in connection with several crimes including homicide. they say he ignored officers' commands to stop and put his hands up. when an officer saw him reach into his waistband, they thought he was armed and that's when they opened fire. he was rushed to a hospital where he later died. >> i think there were numerous times where he could have given up. there was multiple contacts with police and multiple different circumstances. and i will be completely honest with you, i wish he had surrendered. >> he did not have a gun but instead it was a cell phone. the department plans to release the body cam footage in the coming weeks. >>> beginning tomorrow people

we'll send it back to you, raj and janelle. >> okay. thanks so much, alice. >>> we are getting a firsthand account tonight from a bay area woman who consequent went to th capital to protest the results of the election. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez just spoke to her about the demonstration and the moment that protest turned into a riot. >> there was a whole bunch of kids, families, people singing anthem, people shaking hands. i mean praying, all kinds of peaceful. nobody was drunk. nobody had any weapons. everybody was peaceful, normal. >> reporter: that's how maria rutenberg described the seen at the nation's capitol before things went side way. the redwood city attorney said after spending a month helping investigate allegations of voter fraud in pennsylvania, she felt she had to travel to washington, d.c. to protest. >> it was a decisive day for us. we all came to capitol because we thought that was the last point of defense. we were trying to have our representative listen to us. >> reporter: rutenberg marched with the crowd onto th

. >> and i'm janelle wang. it's been a while since we've seen a stretch of rain like this. umbrellas and heavy jackets. we got a lot of rain but escaped any major, major problems. so far the south bay getting soaked the most. this is what it looked like in east san jose today. the rain did cause a lot of problems on our roadways. driving in a storm, as you know, is dangerous. ponding on our highways led to crushing and spin outs. >> doppler radar enhanced by our storm ranger which detects total rain totals. the traition diddal storm pattern is top to bottom, north bay getting the higher rain totals. this week it's from the bottom up. the south bay getting hammered, seeing up to 7 inches of rain. we have a team of reporters with the latest conditions and the latest concerns. let's start with our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. jeff. >> and it really is all about that atmospheric river and how it stalled out over the south bay yesterday. the atmospheric river moving to the south, but we have another disturbance lingering to bring us the chance of more spotty rain. let's bri

. >> and i'm janelle wang. as jessica just mentioned, we are 15 hours out from witnessing one of the key pillars of our democracy, transition of power. just after 9:00 a.m. tomorrow, joe biden will be sworn in as our 46th president. a live look at the u.s. capitol building, the grass in front and along the national mall is lined with small flags from all 50 states. they represent the americans who can't attend the inauguration due to safety concerns and the pandemic. normally the night before the inauguration, the president-elect attends a concert at the lincoln memorial. but this year a more somber tone. mr. biden and vice president-elect kamala harris attended a memorial for the lives lost due to the coronavirus. the reflecting pool lined with 400 lights to represent the 400,000 lives lost. >>> and the country is saying goodbye to president trump, today his last day in office. he released a farewell video on youtube this afternoon. >> this week we inaugurate a new administration and pray for its success in ke

let's bring in janell with details. janell. >> rog, we hear about the hayward fault, the san andreas fault but today was about the conquered facilityline. over 100,000 people live there. ten miles underneath adelaide treat near ellis lake park. the small quake is nothing unusual, very normal. reports as far west as the peninsula. >> i know the big one is coming. we're getting rid of that for years at this point, right. but it wakes you up and realize you need to be prepared. >> it's not a large enough fault to produce something too big. so the magnitude of the earthquake is proportional to the length of the fault on which it ruptured, so in order to have a long -- a large earthquake, you need a long fault and the concord fault is not that long. it could be a 6. >> but a magnitude 6 could cause serious damage. red on this map connected to the green fault line north of the water. in the city of concord. there are major pipelines and several refineries located in the area. about 65 years ago was the last time. in 1955, a 5

janelle. >>> raj, why the delay? governor newsom faced a lot of questions today about california's vaccine rollout. right now the state has received nearly 1.3 million doses the moderna and pfizer vaccines, but only 454,000 of those doses have been administered. that's about one-third. so where are the remaining vaccines? governor newsom says they're at local hospitals and health departments, waiting to be administered. >> 454,000 administered is not good enough. we recognize that, and this state, the size of 21 state combined, it's a logistics opportunity. >> so where is california in the vaccine rollout plan? right now we are in phase 1a. that focuses on vaccinating health care workers and long-term care residents. so who's next? phase 1b will be broken into two tiers. tier 1 focuses on people over the age of 75, teachers, child care employees, emergency workers and food workers. the second tier expands the vaccine to people who are 65 years old and older. transportation workers as well, people who work in shelteri

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he and i'm janelle wang. not just the pandemic plan, president biden is also changing the climate change plan. raj mathai has that story. >> janelle, he's reenrolling the united states in the paris climate agreement. the question, does this really help america and does it help the rest of the world? we're going to have some answers. we'lling joined by the consul general of france. we'll see you in just a few minutes. >> looking forward to it, raj. president biden unveiled his national strategy to combat coined today. warning it will get worse before it gets better. he signed ten executive orders for masks on public transportation and using wartime powers to require u.s. companies to make n95 masks, swabs and other equipment. the plan also focuses on vaccinating more people and he

with me are anna schechter and janelle griffith.bout how there's been a hundred or so arrests from the insurrection on january 6th. if you look at some of the video, the footage, if you were there as i was, there's a heck of a lot more than 100 people that stormed that building. i know that we are learning now from the u.s. attorney for d.c., michael sherwin, that this thing might actually take months, this investigation. how many more arrests could we possibly see? >> well, if there were thousands of people there, we're still counting, so there were hundreds of live feed media posts and just because you see somebody's face clearly, it's difficult to actually identify that person, find that person, and even on twitter, you know, my colleagues and i, we were scrambling and rushing on january 6th to try to identify people as were law enforcement and then other outside groups and analysts, and there were even some false positives with facial recognition software, so people were being named and targeted and they weren't the right person

. >> reporter: this is janelle's dream job.e a teacher when i met my third great math teacher. she used to say -- fowler, i would sit up, shoulders straight. she was it. i want to be like her when i grow up. >> reporter: now 29, she's well on her way. acknowledging that some of the hardest work is what teachers do outside the classroom. >> happy new year. >> reporter: like taking one of her students under her wing. >> this is the reason i get up every day. i want to make sure he has what he needs. you didn't call me. >> my phone was broke. >> reporter: when it looked as if he was no longer going to go to her school, having moved in with a great aunt, she wasn't having it. >> i was like, nope. that can't happen. give me your address. i will pick him up every morning. i change my wake-up time so i could go and get him. >> reporter: if that sounds amazing, it's part of the fabric of an extraordinary school, detroit achievement academy. >> our student population is made up of predominantly students of color and a vast majority are

but we made it to the weekend, janelle. >> yeah. we're going to dry off just a tad bit before the next round moves in. right, jeff? >> yeah, you guys. you got that right. so as we move through this upcoming weekend, i think overall for most of us it's a break. then we do start to see some more rain chances coming our way. let's get you ready for that weekend. on this friday night, we are all waterlogged. hopefully you get a break on saturday from the work from home and schooling at home. as we bring you into saturday morning, you'll see we'll start off the day with some chilly 40s. we do have some clouds to start and just a little bit of isolated sun. as we roll through tomorrow, there's a slight chance of a north bay shower. we're looking at that next storm once we hit monday and tuesday. daytime highs, 55 in san francisco. classic january jacket weather in place. 58 in livermore. 58 in san jose. 57 in palo alto. probably won't need the sunglasses much tomorrow. let me go ahead and show you why. you can see at 8:00 in the morning,

a cover of the janelle monae protest song hell you talmbout is particularly powerful.nough to see byrne on his american utopia tour, and this comes pretty close to capturing the magic of that live experience. it's on digital now and available on dvd from monday the 11th of january. listen. listen! do you hear that? it's really strong. it's great. she sounds really good. hi, baby. now a new film that's just come to netflix, pieces of a woman, starring vanessa kirby. the crown actress puts in a phenomenal performance as martha, a woman who tragically loses her newborn child. the film opens with a detailed depiction of her agonising labour. i found it incredibly tough to watch, but it's a rare and a very important perspective to see in cinemas. this comes from real life partners director komel mundruczo and writer kata weber. they gradually shift the tone from an exploration of grief to a courtroom drama. we need somejustice here! no, you need. that is what you want, that is what you need! that is your way, that is not my way! that is what you need! shia labeouf, recently

. >> i'm jessica aguirre, janelle has more on the slow vaccine rollout we're in the midst of. >> it is slow, and it's been like this for weeks. counties are now taking matters into their own hands to speed up the vaccination process, and that includes a new vaccination drive through. where it's at and who gets to go. that story coming up in a few minutes. >> it is a two-pronged plan. that's how house democrats are moving forward to remove president trump from office. pressure is mounting to hold mr. trump accountable for his role in inciting the violence at the capitol. today the house formally introduced a measure calling on vice president pence to activate the 25th amendment. they plan to vote on that a tomorrow. they also introduced one article of impeachment which charges the president with incitement of insurrection in urging his supporters to march on the capitol last week. >> we cannot simply let this go. we can never heal as a nation if we don't have justice first. >> lawmakers will vote on that this wednesday. all of this coming as the fbi is warning law enforcement across the

this is janelle fowler's dream job.ht she was just -- i want to be like her when i grow up. >> reporter: now 29, she's well on her way acknowledging that some of the hardest work is what teachers do outside the classroom. >> hi there! happy new year >> happy new year. >> reporter: like taking one of her students under her wing. >> this is the reason i get up every day. i want to make sure he has what he needs you didn't call me >> my phone was broke. >> reporter: when it looked as if diontae was no longer going to be able to go to her school, having moved in with a great aunt, she wasn't having it >> i was like no, i'll be picking him up every morning so i changed my wake-up time changed my alarm time. so i could go and ge diontae. >> reporter: if that sounds amazing, it's all part of the fabric of an extraordinary school, detroit achievement academy. >> our student population is students of color and a vast majority are living below the poverty line >> good morning! >> reporter: kyle smitley founded the public charter

thank you, janelle. >>> a warning tonight in santa clara county from leaders regarding misinformation about the vaccine. some people are receiving text messages of extra vaccine supply and even providing a link to register and make an appointment at vaccination sites. here is what you need to know. the county says the text messages are fake. they're false. county leaders say the only appointments currently being scheduled are for health care workers who qualify for vaccination under phase 1a. the next group eligible, people over the age of 75 and certain front line essential workers. >>> get comfortable at home. today san francisco leaders announced stay-at-home restrictions will likely stay in place through at least the end of january. the city top health adviser says access to the vaccine for most people is still months away. and that coupled with rising hospitalizations, cases, means the city just can't reopen. he said since the holidays cases have gone up by 28%. >> we must continue to work to flatten this curve. we need to turn this around. the current trajectory is not sustainab

. >> and i'm janelle wang. it's been a while since we've seen a stretch of rain like this. umbrellas and heavy jackets. we got a lot of rain but escaped any major, major problems. so far the south bay getting soaked the most. this is what it looked like in east san jose today. the rain did cause a lot of problems on our roadways. driving in a storm, as you know, is dangerous. ponding on our highways led to crushing and spin outs. >> doppler radar enhanced by our storm ranger which detects total rain totals. the traition diddal storm pattern is top to bottom, north bay getting the higher rain totals. this week it's from the bottom up. the south bay getting hammered, seeing up to 7

garvin and janelle? a flurry of executive actions. among them, rejoining the paris climate accord and mandating the wearing of masks on federal property. the president said this is just the start of the work that's yet to come. >> is a long way to go. these are just executive actions. they are important but we're going to need legislation for a lot of the things we're going to do. >> the president will also use his first day in office to propose a sweeping immigration bill. >>> before we go, one look at the u.s. capitol again as the sun is setting in washington, d.c. our inauguration day coverage is not over yet. next we're going to have an episode of "ellen" and then lester holt will rejoin us at 3:30 with "nightly news," and we will be back with nbc bay area news at 4:00. please, get all of your inauguration day coverage on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >> and that includes a full version of poet amanda gman's terrific recital today at the u.s. inauguration. you can watch that in full as well as preside

i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. it's a race against time. today marks one year since the first case of the coronavirus was confirmed in the bay area. it was in santa clara county. since then, our world has changed. but one thing isn't changing, at least right now, the shortage of vaccines. here's nbc bay area's anoushah rasta. >> reporter: one year after the bay area's largest county confirmed its first case of covid-19, the numbers tell the story. more than 100,000 confirmed cases across the county. more than 1,300 of those were fatal. >> it's more than 80% of the deaths are in persons over 65 years o

the author of that piece, nbc news national reporter janell griffith joins me now.ns are reacting to off-duty members joining the riot. >> so, police unions have largely protected back tops from accountability but the response we're seeing from unions with members who are suspected of having taken part in the deadly riot on january 6th is markedly different. we see this as recently as this week, with officer tam pham, an 18-year veteran of the houston police department, both the houston police department and the houston police union have condemned them and neither is trying to defend him. he's facing federal charges for breaching the capitol. >> i talked to houston police chief art acevedo last week about the riot and he said plainly if you think storm it can capitol was appropriate, you don't need to wear the badge. he said departments need to weed these people out. it's one thing for a police union to not defend an officer for this. what are law enforcement organizations doing to actively discourage this behavior? >> i think the most important thing they're doing

. >> and i'm janelle wang.ssica just mentioned, we are 15 hours out from witnessing one of the key pillars of our democracy, transition of power. just after 9:00 a.m. tomorrow, joe biden will be sworn in as our 46th president. a live look at the u.s. capitol building, the grass in front and along the national mall is lined with small flags from all 50 states. they represent the americans who can't attend the inauguration due to safety concerns and the pandemic. normally the night before the inauguration, the president-elect attends a concert at the lincoln memo

but i think this is a last-minute review of president trump after the events of janel. >> josh blackmantexas, thank you very much. moving on, the british prime minister says that the covid-19 infection rates continues to bloom at an alarming rate in the u.k. boris johnson has also said the kingdom's hospitals are under more pressure now than ever. in the heart of the capital, the london mayor has said a hospital bed will soon be hard to come by. >> the reason i've had to declaren emergency today is because i'm afraid in virus is out of conol. the inner chest at london is at risk are -- risk of being overwhelmed. the statue are working heroically but there's a real risk over theourse of the next couple of weeks. unless the virus reduces and fewer people need to go to hospital, we could run out of beds. >> our correspondents is following developments for us in a city now in crisis mold. benedict, it's a worsening picture across the u.k. but the capital is particularly hard hit. >> yes, london is partilarly hazzd hit. is clear underlines the mayor, a crisis. has declared this incident, as

so raj and janelle, we'll have more updates in the 6:00 show. it's all about the critical turn wednesday and thursday to get the totals. >> that's really good information, thank you, jeff. >>> up next at 5:00, a cancer treatment that could help in the fight against coronavirus. what ucfs researchers discovered. stay with us. >>> extending california's eviction moratorium, state leaders want to extend it through june. they hope to vote on an extension by friday. it would be directed at the most at-risk. landlords who are qualify asked receive direct rental assistance in exchange for forgiving prior rental debt. >>> scientists may have found a new way to fight covid. the treatment is an anti-cancer drug called appla din. it's 30 times more potent than remdesivir. it is used to treat a type of blood cancer. we're back in a moment. >>> tonight at 6:00, it's not just about restaurants and salons. the reason many athletes in the bay area are celebrating. >>> uncertainty about summer vacation plans? lester holt joins us in 30 seconds. >>> take a look.

for us humans as well as for the animals ok janelle stress is completely natural but chronic stress can be dangerous. the research so far indicates that none of this is polar bears are suffering from chronic stress. but how much can animal stress profile really tell us. as a snort than also like the doctors i mean meaningful when it's combined with other parameters for example behavioral observation and of course the veterinary element what kind of physical shape is the animal and how fit is it for the whole picture you have to look at these factors together. because i am the harris reveal signs of stress over longer periods than excrement but not much is really known about polar bear here so the researchers are currently refining the assessment procedure. with the dolphins the nuremberg zoo was a step further it's currently developing a procedure with more than 28 different parameters that help to measure animal wellbeing systematically the animal's appearance is also taken into account. just as it should be no dent behind the head. or often and there isn't a reamer round the years mak

janelle, back to you. >> thanks so much, alice. still to come, celebrating the life of martin luther king jr. the many ways the bay area is marking the holiday. >>> plus, kamala harris officially resigns from the senate. >>> and i'm tracking some dangerous wind in the mountains. i'll show you when that moves out of here, and we smashed temperature records today. an update on that and also when we'll get some rain. i'll see you back here in about six minutes. >>> we want to return to our breaking news, cal ranch state beach where rescue crews are looking for a teenager who was swept at sea a couple hours ago. the boy is either 13 or 14 years old. an adult was also swept to sea with this boy, but that adult was rescued and is being checked out by medics. that were warnings of high waves and sneaker waves, but a lot of people were at the beach because of the warm conditions in the 70s today. we'll keep you posted and continue to follow this active search at cal ranch state beach where a teenager, and we'll bring you updates as soon as

how this happened and what we know about it, janelle? >> reporter: jessica, the governor made the announcement today at noon during his news conference. two of the gorillas at the san diego zoo have tested positive for covid-19. the staff got suspicious last week when two of the gorillas began coughing. after a test, they confirmed they have the coronavirus. the san diego zoo says besides coughing, the gorillas are doing really well and are expected to make a full recovery. the zoo is keeping an eye on the rest of the troupe which remain quarantined together. they believe they were infected by an asymptomatic staff member despite following safety protocols. >> this virus has been very tricky. we've done everything we can to respond to it and make sure we're taking all the precautions and following all the guidelines that we can. but, as we see it evolving everywhere around the world right now, we know it's evolving, it's changing, and the best we can do for humans and wildfire is wildlife is to ensure that we stay up to date on any proto

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i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. it's time to scramble again.many businesses. there were rumblings this might happen but all of a sudden the governor's order lifting it today really put people in a tizzy. that means restaurant owners, hair salon owners and some athletic teams now have to actually scramble. so, yes, they feel it's good news but what do doctors think? are they ready for this? i'll have that coming up. >> we'll see you soon. >>> now the world a

janelle is on that story. >> reporter: yes, great news because they're more vulnerable, raj, and it meanse with their kids, their families, their grandchildren. we talked with our infectious disease specialist at uscf about the best time for those reunions. >> let's get to the reality. two words to describe what's happening here. very frustrating. so many people, 65 and older, are scrambling for appointments with no luck. they're getting the runaround. nbc bay

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. >> janel king explained the senate made it significant it does not make a public state. >> keep in mind when people ask is georgia blue i still think know it is not and the reason i say that is 100,000 people who voted in the november election did not vote in the runoff and those were voters that supported donald trump. it is interesting to note there was a lot of emotion going on and these candidates were not only running against democrats but also the media. >> and overseas and mail in ballot. >> the recall campaign for gavin newsom was picking up steam, organizers, 800,000 by mid march to qualify for a recall vote, not following his own restrictions. >> andrew cuomo backing out, fans were outraged after he limited the crowd in the stadium, but decided to go himself. received 44,000 signatures, cuomo plans to give his ticket to a nurse. the team has an won the afc east since 1995. jillian: a social media freeze for the leader of the free world, the steps to go online quickly. >> democrats and republicans denouncing riots on capitol hill, david webb sounds off on the chaos that sw

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for us humans as well as for the animals ok janelle stress is completely natural but chronic stress can be dangerous. the research so far indicates that none of this is polar bears are suffering from chronic stress. but how much can an animal stress profile really tell us. as this is what than also the data is only meaningful when it's combined with other parameters for example behavioral observation and of course the veterinary element what kind of physical shape is the animal and how fit is that for the whole picture you have to look at these factors together. because i'm the harris revealed signs of stress over longer periods than excrement but not much is really known about polar bear here so the researchers are currently refining the assessment procedure. the dolphins the nuremberg zoos a step further it's currently developing a procedure with more than 28 different parameters that help to measure animal wellbeing to magically the animals appearance is also taken into account. just as it should be no dent behind the head. or often and there isn't a reamer around the years making th

janel, it's great to see you again but i've got to ask you look, you lost essentially.t was because of stacy abrams so what say you? >> i have to say we had two candidates that are very strong and business people and smart and put a very valuable role in the first rollout of this to him as package but the thing is they were running against more than the democratic party. they were running against the media and hollywood and stacy abrams and racial tension and they were running against so many things in the list goes on and on pit it was deftly an uphill battle but i have to be clear and make sure that i state that there were republicans that did not show up to vote and whether you are a part of the establishment robbins or part of the trump there were trump people who did not vote so that is something we have to pay attention to. stuart: i have not seen the numbers but i would be prepared to bet that 95% of the african american vote went to the democrats. in other words, black voters swung this election and is that accurate? >> i definitely believe enough to look at the

janelle is on that story. >> reporter: yes, great news because they're more vulnerable, raj, and it means they can reunite with their kids, their families, their grandchildren. we talked with our infectious disease specialist at uscf about the best time for those reunions. >> let's get to the reality. two words to describe what's happening here. very frustrating. so many people, 65 and older, are scrambling for appointments with no luck. they're getting the runaround. nbc bay area's lulu tan shows us the reality. >> reporter: with much fanfare, governor gavin newsom announced yesterday that the bay area's covid-19 vaccines are now eligible for those 65 and older. >> when my friends get vac -- vaccinated, i'll be able to go see them. >> reporter: she thought this would be the end of a very long vaccination tunnel, but when her doctor told her they wouldn't be vccinaing and they couldn't find a site, that dream went away. >> i understand there is not a lot of information available and there's not a lot of vaccine right now. but there has to be a better way to do it. >> reporter: other senio

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