the impact of that, steve moore, and jenna. steve, the implications on that, the freeze on student loans repayments that could lead if some of the party had their way total loan forgiveness, what do you think? >> well, neil, this afternoon right after i'm done with this show, i'm going to pack up the car and driving my son back to college for the second semester, so, you know, we pay $60,000 a year. i've said many times on your show that the greatest financial swindle and scandal in america is how much our universities and colleges are charging our family. virtually every university's tuition should be slashed in half, it's not fair to middle class families, but it's also not fair, neil, to require people like my wife, who worked hard to pay off her student loan, now she has to work hard to pay off somebody else's loan because they didn't repay it? loans should be repaid. if people can't repay the loans? you know who should pay it, the universities with these multi-billion dollar endowments not american taxpayers. neil: you kno

jenna. she has an exclusive conversation with ashley biden, sharing stories on the family, the bond, the tragedies they've had to endure. ashley is intensely private. this is her first ever network television interview, so we're looking forward d to hearing fr her. first daughter to first daughter. >> looking forward to that. >>> also ahead, the alarming, new covid strains being studied by doctors across the country. could they fuel an even larger wave of the virus, and will the wave of the virus, and will the vaccine be effecti againstve ♪♪ ♪ o oh, this isis how it ststa♪ ♪ ligightning strtrikes the h ♪ ♪ the d day has jusust begun ♪ ♪ brighteter than thehe sun ♪ ♪ o oh, we coululd be the s st♪ ♪ f falling frorom the sky y ♪ ♪ shinining how we e want ♪ ♪ bririghter thanan the sun ♪ oroweaeat bread. gatherering, bakiking and delelivering the goododness of nanature... from onene generatioion to t the next and from s seed to slilice. >>> coming up, the richi

this is april 24th, 2018 from jenna wellen. jenna, will you raise your hand? katharine's aunt. the next thing i will ask is how many people in the room are related to katharine by marriage or -- so, jenna, if you have seen george washington's tent upstairs and if you are moved to tears as i am every time i see it, jenna was the textile conservator who did all of the work to prepare that tent for display. it was wonderful for like two years, just about every day sitting in a little warehouse in phoenixville, pennsylvania, as jenna and her intern would sit and very meticulously with these tiny little needles and these little threads and make sure every single loose thread on that entire other home of george washington was fassentened down it could be displayed. thank you, jenna, not just for making george washington's canvas condominium available for display here in the museum, but for writing me this wonderful little note which said, dear scott, here is a copy of katharine gerbner's book for the library at moar. parenthetically, as you know, katie is my niece. so he was -- there

natalie and jenna, welcome to you both and congratulations. >> thank you so much, thank you guys for having us. >> truth be told, they've worked together before in other leagues. this is the first time you have been on the same schedule, officiating an nba game. of course, that then drew a lot of attention. take me through the emotions of all of that, natalie. >> you know, it was amazing to be with jenna, have that special day with her, and just all of the hard work came to the forefront. we woke up in the morning, we were pumped and excited. when social media caught wind, our phones were blowing up all day, we were texting, we can't hang out with covid restrictions. i mean, we both were like we're so jacked. i feel like i had ten red bulls. >> jenna, what was going through your mind and what message do you hope this sends to other young girls, including your own daughter? >> yeah. it was a wonderful experience all around. everyone was so, so encouraging to us and what -- the only thing i wished is my daughter could be there and she couldn't because of covid restrictions. one of the

if you want to read with jenna news letter, text jenna. what don't you have? 66866. there you go. >>> how about we celebrate some birthdays. >> i'd love to first birthdays of the new year, time to spin the smucker's jars. let's bring up our first birthday celebrant a happy 104th birthday to gene moretti of somerville, new jersey he served his country during world war ii and we salute you for your service coming up next, john raggi a proud grandpa of 100 married to the love of his life for 50 years >>> libby baker graduated high school when she was just 16 years old. leona meyer of sheldon, new york, is 101 volunteered on the board of elections for 35 years ethel kincaid is from owington, kentucky a golfer celebrating 100 years she said the secret to longevity, a tablespoon of vinegar every morning. happy 104th birthday to alfred blaschke an adventurous guy he is the guinness world record holder for the oldest tandem parachute jump your grandpa would have loved him, jenna he broke the record at 103 years and 181 days old >> wow >> that's pretty cool! all right, guys.

jenna is here because you've got an exclusive interview with someone who has a unique perspective. meena harris, the niece of vice president-elect kamala harris. >> we had such an awesome conversation we talked about her aunt, growing up in a family of strong women, her hope for the future, and her new children's book, "ambitious girl. >> reporter: meena harris knows a thing or two about ambition. her aunt is our nation's first female vice president-elect. your aunt was the one that broke the glass ceiling. i know y'all are extremely close. i wonder what that moment was like for you, when you found out that she would be the first woman vice president, the first woman of color vice president, what that meant to you and your family. >> to be honest, my first feeling and reaction was relief and hope yes, as a family member, i mean, it was surreal there are moments, even now, i kind of sit back and am like, oh, my god, in the history of our entire country, the first. it is mind-blowing by the way, it should not have taken this long. the most beautiful thing about it is what we are expe

as jenna barnes reports -- the man told police he stayed there -- because of the pandemic. that was jenna barnes reporting for us tonight... - the warriors taking on the lakers on m-l-k day at the staples center in l-a... the lakers have never tailed and right now they lead in the 3rd quarter...>the 3rd quarter...> we had a rematch of the 2019 western conference finals tonight....>the sharks were in st louis taking on the blues.....> martin luther king jr.... honored before the game.....> 1st period... already 1-0 sharks...logan couture scores on the power play... 2-0 san jose...> 3rd period....blues have a 4-3 lead....but couture continuing the hot start....couture does it again....his 2nd goal ties the game 4-4 early in the 3rd period... great night for the captain...> but it wasn't the sharks night...a few minutes later... jordan kyrou (kigh-ruu)... turns on the red light for the bloes... 5-4 st. louis...>the bloes... 5-4 st. louis...>and that was the final score... devan dubnyk gives up 5 goals in his first start in goal as a shark... san jsoe takes onthe blues again we

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major and champ biden, the first dogs jenna is joining us with a lot more than that hey, jenna. >> the first dogs who are my parents' favorite children it's a longstanding tradition for the first family to bring their beloved pups with them to pennsylvania avenue. my family had three dogs everybody forgets spot and a cat when we lived there. we're learning the biden dogs are already making themselves feel right at home >> folks, thank you very much, for being here. >> reporter: as president biden signed an executive order, the presidential pups cheered him on in this oval office video, his dogs, major and champ, can be heard barking in the background the german shepherds just arrived to the white house sunday, but wasted no time getting to know their new home major is a trailblazer the first shelter dog to live in the white house. >> thank you very much >> thank you congratulations. bye, major. >> reporter: she was adopted by the bidens two years ago, after the entire litter required extra medical attention. major was welcomed to the family by champ, now 12 years old first dogs are no

jana katsuyama live horse tonight, jenna. thank you. before president biden took office. he started his day by attending a pre inaugural mass. the service itself had bay area ties is the president of santa clara university. kevin o'brien delivered the special mass. the service was at the cathedral of st matthew the apostle in washington, d. c vice president elect kamala harris said her husband, douglas m. half also attended the mass. along with top breaking congress members are following the mass presence by president biden's motorcade whisked him away to the capital to prepare for his inauguration. fox's ray bogan joins us live from washington d c tonight with more on that, kristina. good evening to you. you played some of the fireworks display earlier, and i could tell you the white house is just over my right shoulder, even though they've turned the life lights off now at 2 a.m. and the national mall is just behind that, and it was 1/4. july level display. the entire thing was, like one big grand finale. now, for more than 200 years, the united states has peacefully tr

jenna ryan was pictured on a now-deleted facebook live video saying, life or death, it doesn't matter, here we go, as she approached the entrance to the capitol. robert packer, the man pictured wearing a camp auschwitz sweat shirt, was arrested and charged with violent entry and disorderly conduct on capitol grounds. he was one of many american nazis at the trump rally and invasion of the capitol who loves donald trump and hates jewish people. robert packer is one of the trump supporters who also is a hitler supporter. his sweat shirt is his way of cheering on adolf hitler's extermination of 6 million jews and wishing hitler fulfilled his ambition to kill every jewish person in europe. speaker pelosi said this today about robert packer. >> to see this punk with that shirt on and his anti-semitism that he has bragged about, to be part of a white supremacist raid on this capitol requires us to have an after-action review to assign responsibility to those who were part of organizing it and incentivizing it. >> the capitol police have opened an investigation into whether members of congre

and jenna ryan, the texas real estate broker who flew to d.c. in a private plane now asking for a pardon, saying she doesn't feel guilty because she thought she was following the president. it's not just washington on alert tonight. at least ten states activating the national guard, and their capitols are boarded up. kenneth moton leads us off from washington. >> reporter: tonight, the nation's capital now a fortress. fences, checkpoints and barricades forming a ring of steel from the white house to capitol hill. this bridge, and three others connecting virginia to d.c., ng. 25ational guard troops, many armed, flooding d.c. by inauguration day. massive trucks like this stationed around the city. five times the number of american troops in iraq and afghanistan guarding d.c. >> our mission here is to protect our people and our property, and so we're going to do everything to make sure that they're successful. >> reporter: a virginia man arrested at a d.c. checkpoint with an unauthorized inauguration credential. police say he had a loaded handgun a

it was called "the hill we climb" it calls for unity amanda has been on jenna's radar for years. when she was a student at harvard, you spoke to her. >> i interviewed her in 2018 and now at 22 she is the youngest inaugural poet. among the ranks of maya angelou and robert frost amanda gives her words, her voice to inspire unity >> when day comes we ask ourselves where can we find light in this never-ending shade. >> reporter: amanda gorman at 22 is the youngest poet to speak at an inauguration. >> somehow we've weathered and witnessed a nation that isn't broken but simply unfinished. divisions in a nation trying to heal amanda says she finished writing the poem during the capitol riots. >> we've seen a force that would rather destroy our nation than to share it. destroy our country if it meant delaying democracy and this effort very nearly succeeded. but while democracy can be periodically delayed, it can never be permanently defeated. >> reporter: her poem, a highlight of the inauguration ceremonies receiving high praise on social media from former presidents to civil rights acti

laura, who brought joy to this house and, love to my life; to our wonderful daughters, barbara and jenna; to my parents, whose examples have provided strength for a lifetime -- and above all, i thank the american people for the trust you have given me. i thank you for the prayers that have lifted my spirits, and i thank you for the countless acts of courage, generosity and grace that i have witnessed these past eight years. this evening, my thoughts return to the first night i addressed you from this house, september the 11th, 2001. that morning, terrorists took nearly 3,000 lives in the worst attack on america since pearl harbor. i remember standing in the rubble of the world trade center three days later, surrounded by rescuers who had been working around the clock. i remember talking to brave souls who charged through smoke-filled corridors at the pentagon and to husbands and wives whose loved ones became heroes aboard flight 93. i remember arlene howard, who gave me her fallen son's police shield as a reminder of all that was lost. and i still carry his badge. as the years passed, mo

was wearing an ankle monitor so his parole officer tracked him there with gps coordinators and then jenna ryan, a real estate agent and a life coach too, flew on a private plane, was boast abouting on why they were there, said she was armed and dangerous and now she is asking this. >> i do not feel a sense of shame or guilt from my heart, i felt like i was following my president. i would like a pardon from the president of the united states. i think that we all deserve a pardon. i'm facing prison sentence. >> mr. trump is reportedly considering issuing more pardons, it's unclear if he will issue them to these folks. in looking over dozens of affidavits for the suspects, there's a lot of them that think they did absolutely nothing wrong. >>> david in lansing michig >>> the death of legendary music producer and convicted killer, phil spector, closes a strategic chapter in american music. we look back on his life, death and career. >> he shocked world first ask the brilliant producer behind some of the most iconic pop s songs. ♪ be my little baby ♪ ? >> reporter: and later as convicted m

podcaster marc maron does his best to hold it all together as stateside publicist ron oberman, and jenna malone cuts a vaguely sympathetic figure as bowie�*s wife angie. butjust when you think that maybe they can save this debacle, along comes james cade, whose impression of mark bolan is so toe—curling that i had to take my shoes off and then throw them at the screen. it all recalls the opportunist silliness of 2003's grand theft parsons, another film which turned a modern rock legend into a bad joke. you can find stardust on a range of home viewing platforms, but bowie fans would be better served just dusting off their old lps and basking in the majesty of a talent to which this shoddy affair cannot hold a candle. oh, and if you want some of the real bowie on screen, then check out next week's secrets of cinema on pop movies. bbc four, tuesday night. i mention it only in passing. now we're getting somewhere. now, 1945 saw the release of david lean�*s acclaimed adaptation of noel coward's blithe spirit, a hit stage play which had taken london and broadway by storm. margaret ruther

starting tomorrow on "today," jenna bush hager is going to have exclusive conversations with members of the biden family, members we rarely hear from. >> looking forward to this. she sat down with his daughter ashley, her first tv interview, and four of the biden granddaughters. the conversations candid and personal, of course, given jenna's perspective as a former first daughter who knows what it is like to live through a nail-biting election, as her family experienced back in 2000. >> when we finally got the news, i was taking a nap. all of a sudden, i hear, you know, screaming downstairs. i jumped up and ran down. that's when, you know, we had won pennsylvania. so it was so exciting. we were all together. i mean, you know, i remember just after the excitement and kind of things calmed down, you know, i sat next to dad, held his hand, and i'm just so proud. i truly am proud of my father. >> what was it like to be part of -- i mean, this was a campaign like no other. what was it like to be part of it? >> we started in iowa and ended up on zoom. it was, like, a whirlwind. but it was

vetting will be thorough for guard members assigning nearest at the capitol >>> in exclusive interview, jenna bush hager asked biden's daughter about the inauguration. >> are you scared of those you love >> anybody who you love who's being threatened or -- yes, you worry. however, i also -- the secret service are incredible it is the violence deeply silence me it causes so much trauma >> you can watch much more on that interview on "today." >>> biden begins his presidency as the country is consumed with highly contagious covid cases. >> reporter: closing in on a staggering 400,000 deaths. los angeles and new york say hospitalizations are finally stabilizing but they are facing a growing concern. the mutant variant of the virus detected in nearly 20 states now new worry an explosion of infections will put medical center back in the brink >> it is normal to be scared but if we did not an afixhave a vac would be more worried about this >> reporter: the state is to surpass 3 million infections in california l.a. county just hit 1 million cases, it is hardly the only region in trouble. in arizona,

jenna ryan, your realtor. >> stephen: kind of a weird place to promote your business. you never heard a confederate general shouting: ( southern accent ) "the south shall rise again against northern aggressors! but what shan't rise are my super-low prices on hardtack and buckles! stonewall's general store, we validate horse parking! charge!" ryan continued to scream-vertize. >> you guys, can you believe this? i am not messing around. when i come to sell your house, this is what i will do. ( laughter ). >> stephen: what? break windows and till it with white supremacists. "and you can turn this into an accent wall with just a can of pepper spray. i brought some color swatches! ooh, i like eyeball volcano. uhm, sinus meltdown!" now, we can't solely blame the president for inciting this stupid, stupid, woman, because, apparently, she also listens to other sources. >> not just the president. there's also-- i follow everything that rudy giuliani says. >> stephen: finding out the woman in charge of the contracts for your home is taking advice from rudy giuliani is like findin

. >>> in an interview, jenna bush hager asked joe biden's ,daughter, ashley, about the inauguration's security. >> are you scared for the safety of those you love? >> i think is anybody that you love who's being threaten or -- yes, you worry however, the secret service are incredible it is the violence deeply saddens me and you know it causes so much trauma. >> you can watch more of that interview tomorrow morning on "today." biden begins his presidency with the country consumed by covid as a the highly contagious variant turns up in more states. >> as the u.s. surpasses 20 million cases and closing in on 400,000 deaths los angeles and new york say hospitalizations are stabilizing and they are facing another growing concern. the highly contagious mutant variant of the virus detected in nearly 20 states new infections will put medical centers back at the brink. >> it is normal to be scared but i do think that if we did not have the vaccines, i would be much more worried about this >> reporter: in california where multiple variants of the virus have been discovered which is not uncommon

gorman going viral and see her interview with jenna on the "today" show after "today in the bay." >>> she was just so striking. >> celebrities -- >> very powerful. >> celebrities were all retweeting our biggest celebrity, you. >> no. >> great. >> they weren't. >> it was a fun day yesterday. >> all right better hold off my walk until this afternoon, a cold start to the morning, kari? >> yeah. it's cold this morning but at least it will warm up into a nice day once again. take a look at our highs and where we're headed for this afternoon. 67 degrees in antioch, 62 martinez and upper 60sn the nor clouds will start to move in as this system approaches. over the pacific northwest and we can see it will be dipping closer and changing our weather drastically over the next couple days. let's talk about all that's headed our way. this storm system coming in, another one right behind that. both of them will bring in some rainfall as well as some cold temperatures and potentially some snow heading toward monday morning and then a third storm system drops in by the middle of next week and that on

. >> in fact she embraced the challenge, said ashley's mom, jenna, became a public advocateh >> she went to washington, d.c. in the fall of 2011 to speak before congress for funding fork hydrocephalus so she had a full plate. >> so did tom for that matter. >> i liked tom. he was a pretty good guy. very intelligent. >> reporter: jeff rodriguez was tom's boss at the weld county jail. they were corrections officers. >> he was a good employee. he hadgo a son that was sick, s he did miss more work than what most fellow officers liked. >> reporter: stressful draining thing, caring for a sick child, so maybe their new year's eve party was a way to hope for better times. and take a break, too. ashley's adoptive dad joel was at the party. ey >> there was dancing going on. people were having a good time. >> reporter: ashley seemed to be having a fine time. said andrea. she and tom seem to be getting on fine. >> they seemed to be getting along fine. >> reporter: that's when ashley and andrea went off into the kitchen, had a little party of their own. what were you drinking? >> jungle juice and jell

jenna and kelly are here. what do you think? >> this is a sign of things to come. so they're clearly shifting the goal post, specifically the progressives in congress. it was ocasio-cortez. she was one of the first that proposed the $2,000 stimulus checks. bernie sanders was as well. now biden is adding $1,400 to $600 is not enough anymore, this is what is going to happen now that democrats control the senate. progressives will keep pushing the biden administration left not just on stimulus policies but other economic initiatives, the green new deal and other policies. >> neil: you know, jenna, we're so focused on whether republicans will go along with a lot of biden initiatives, sometimes we forget a lot of democrats might have problems, forget and joe manchin, the more moderate democrat in the senate. there could be problems on the extreme left, right? >> 100%. seems as though democrats and republicans haven't considered this very important stimulus that i'm offering. that is to open up the dang country. every state, every city, every town should be open up. the

capitol jenna barnes has the latest. >>less than a week after a pro trump mom broke into the u.s. capitol killed a police officer and threatened to hang vice president mike the fbi is warning the violence may not be over a bulletin from the agency warns of armed protests planned in washington d c and all 50 state capitals starting january 16th in the states, january 17th in d c and running through inauguration day in my 25 years in law enforcement i've never seen a bolton like this before. >>and farrell is a retired us marshal and now runs a chicago security firm given the fact that they sent a bulletin nationwide to all the federal state local agencies shows they have some credible intelligence. there's a man actors your protect they're going to perpetrate some type of civil unrest, the fbi issued at least one other bullet and before last week's riots which followed weeks of online calls for violence, leading up to congress certifying president elect joe biden's win biden addressed the latest threat of receiving the second dose of his covid-19 >>put well think it's critically imp

jenna: corporations -- romaine: you are not really going to be able to avoid it this week. we have heard democrats introduced a resolution to impeach trump. a year ago, january, we were talking about that senate trial of the impeachment that happened in december of that prior year. this would be the second impeachment, should it go through. on a vote could have been as soon as wednesday. right now, it seems like the democrats are really urging bryce president pence to invoke that when he for the minute -- vice president pence to invoke that 25th amendment. caroline: meanwhile, it's been a on.wagon to jump street,d it from wall -- political party at the moment. big dealinfluence is a for a lot of these companies. let's bring in anna edgerton, in washington. , anah, a major week -- anna major week in washington following an unprecedented week last week, what we saw with the siege of the capital. i'm curious, with regards to the move to impeach president trump for a second time, and the timing, the idea here that we probably would not be able to complete a full impeachment pro

. >>> and a programming note, joe biden's grandchildren talk exclusively with jenna bush hager tomorrow on "today." >>> up next, big changes to the s.a.t.s just announced. what your kids need to know >>> a sexting scandal has rocked an mlb team. the mets firing recently hired general manage porter after he admitted to sending unsolicited texts to a female reporter in 2016 while with the chicago cubs. the mets owner treated there should be zero tolerance for this type of behavior. >>> also tonight, the college admissions process could get a little less stressful now that major changes are coming to the s.a.t. due in part to the covid pandemic kristen dahlgren on what's going away >> reporter: tonight, a rite of passage for most students who plan to go to college is changing again the college boards now writing off the optional essay section of the s.a.t. as well as specialized subjects like biology and foreign languages. >> think this is a sigh of relief for high school students. >> reporter: the essay introduced in 2005 was for a time central to the admissions process. but in recent yea

jana katsuyama reporting live for us tonight, jenna. thanks. and schools want the only part of president biden's coronavirus plan today. the details included in a nearly 200 page plan regarding vaccinations. equity and travel wear tracking rainfall in the bay area, i'll let you know when it starts and how long it's gonna laugh. we got some wet weather headed your way. but first after the break a man shot and killed by police in the south bay tonight, authorities say he was a person of interest in a killing in gilroy. inter to. in a string of violent crimes. it happened about 11 this morning in the 200 block of lapolla drive at mckee road, ktvu is and ruben tells us that the shooting happened after police confronted the man shooting happened in broad daylight at a busy apartment complex near lapolla and makki, san jose police officers confronted a person of interest in a string of violent crime. during that confrontation, the officers used deadly force. they fired on the suspect. they performed lifesaving measures here at the scene, but the susp

i wish you a very good >> coming up today, the senate energy committee considers the nomination of jenna granholm to be energy secretary. another confirmation hearing for dennis mcdonough who has been picked to head the veterans affairs department. at 10:30 a.m., the u.s. senate convenes. on c-span3, linda thomas-greenfield has her confirmation hearing to be the next u.s. ambassador to the united nations. that gets underway at 10:00 a.m. eastern. >> president biden talked about his strategy for combating the coronavirus pandemic. the administration has ordered an additional 200 million vaccine doses. president biden:

all right, thank you so much, jenna. well, new numbers out today show the state unemployment rate jumped last month, according to the employment development department, the state's unemployment rate now stands at 9. employers lost more than 52,000 nonfarm payroll jobs. this is the first increase and month over month unemployment since april, the start the pandemic. president biden closed out the week with maura executive orders this time focused on the economy. ktvu political reporter greg li tells us today was all about helping americans who are struggling during the pandemic. families are going hungry people are risk of being a victim. job losses are mounting again. we need act, president joe biden continued his executive order blitz with a sharp focus on responding to the coronavirus pandemic. by ensign two more orders designed to help families devastated by covid-19 economic fall out, tackle the pandemic and get direct financial relief to americans who needed the most. the american people are hurting on. they can't a

so thank you, jenna, not just for making george washington's canvas condominium available for display but for writing this wonderful note that said here is a copy. but i absolutely devoured this book. as you all know, there is a philosophy and it is something that we as a nation need to grapple with. the relevance of this book to where we need absolutely signing through. i was also fascinated by the records. this is one of, i think the analogy that we agreed worked was like an enormous reservoir of snow. people get just a little oil out of it. this is incredible material that reflects virtually every aspect of life. from native american sos south american to around the world, people from africa, just daily life and colonies and we don't teach children foreign languages any more. and they are writing, and they're repeating history here by the way. but the material that comes out of the archives is gold. i know for some of us to wet our a site. so i think as in of you are here tonight, she educated in german town who has come back. by way of harvard. she is smart. and she is available i

. >> reporter: cleo, a lowell high senior lacy heart, jenna, and violin. neil, plays viola. margaret says the siblings are role models. >> they have such a spark in them, that it is hard to find. >> we will do a draft problem. >> reporter: neil and cleo also tutor academics. they started a free program two years ago now meeting a resume. the pair assist underserved students in homework, and gets them excited about learning. >> reporter: students like 11th grader leanne song, who improved several grades to earn an a in algebra too. >> i have seen a big difference and change ever since i went to the study program. it would motivate me to study more. >> seeing the people i helped grow, that's been really rewarding for me. that makes me proud of them. >> reporter: for their volunteer service in music and academics, this week's jefferson award in the ba goo neil and cleo guerrero. >> the siblings were scholarship students at the conservatory of music. neil is studying engineering, cleo wants to do likewise. liz? >> amazing. i just love seeing that. really inspiring. thank you, sh

gorman say jenna bush hager of a speech impediment that held heck back. >> can't pronounce all, it kind of sounds garbled but i hear this strong voice in this simple text and what that told me is the power of your inner voice over that which people might hear through the ears. >> celebrities across the board praising gorman like lin-manuel miranda, kerry washington, laura garcia as well. gorman is going viral and see her interview on the "today" show right after "today in the bay." >> she reminded me of what it would be like to see a young maya angelo. >> absolutely. we'll have tape when she's very famous. >>> in the white house, next on "today in the bay," a live report from washington, d.c., on what joe biden has planned for his first full day on the job and what happens next when he walks downstairs into his oval office this morning. >>> plus no longer on hold. an important development in the fight against covid. what we learned about the batch of moderna vaccine doses linked to serious allergic reactions. you want to hear about it. we'll be right back. ready to take your immune supp

. >>> for the first time in nba history, two women refereed the same game, natalie sago and jenna schroeder made up two-thirds of last night's officiating crew in the charlotte hornets/orlando magic game. the league started full-time female referees in 1997. so far seven women have officiated games. that is the most in league history. >>> the nfl is allowing 22,000 fans to attend next month's super bowl in tampa. that's about one-third capacity. the league says 7500 of those fans will be vaccinated health care workers on the front lines of the pandemic. they will be scattered across raymond james stadium behind people who have not been vaccinated. >> if they're spread throughout the stadium, then they would be there by pockets so it reduces the virulence of potential community spread. but you've then got 14,000 other folks who may or may not be vaccinated. so the checkerboarding and the management inside is going to be important. >> the nfl's chief medical officer says every fan will receive a kn95 mask during the game. >>> the white house has added a sign language interpreter to its news b

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so jenna ellis here is a second grade teacher who made bernie's mittens. she made them about two years ago. he's been rocking them since last year. they made their first public appearance last year in january. here you have her tweet saying she had some new inventory and some special orders coming in. they're probably sold out by this point, but aren't those cool? >> the best part of social media today has been people trying to mimic the mittens and the pose at the same time. those are good. if you have not seen those, do take a look. the thing that caught my eye today were the fantastic photographs. sometimes the way people put them together. look at this composite courtesy of jesus jimenez of the dallas morning news. his post says three wednesdays in january. insurrection, impeachment and inauguration. if you have not been online looking at the photographs, do take a look. what else did you catch on social media today? >> i'm still with bernie's mittens here. they asked him about them and this is his response. this is via a tiktok from his official accou

the lives lost and what's missing in so many families >> coming up this morning on the "today" show, jenna bush haber's exclusive interview with president-elect joe biden and his long journey to the family we heard about the biden boys. now we get to meet the daughter as well. thank you for waking up with u >>> right now at 4:30, fallen tree limbs, brush fires and power outages. the bay area waking up to damage from an overnight wind storm. we have live team coverage throughout the morning as "today in the bay" begins right now. good morning to you. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. marcus washington has some time off. kari hall told us this would happen, and it happened exactly as she said. good morning, kari. >> good morning. and of course that's not the outcome we wanted, but we are still under the threat of some high winds as we go into this morning. here is a live look outside in walnut creek, can't tell now, but i

after what they've done to jenna that stuff covers a lot of areas and now they have to pay attention to $10.00 that's also police officers go through that then everybody so there's there's ways to to to keep an eye on these people i feel and i'm sure if they if they let a police officer carry a firearm. they could let somebody go in there a lot of or police officers or ex-military. after a traumatic event we know that one thing that facilitates healthy coping is children feeling like they're safe and so you know i think that the idea is well meaning but on the flip side it may also inadvertently send a message that school actually isn't safe. i think for children who've experienced trauma that could be a big trigger for them and be more stressful than is necessary. i didn't know that i had p.t.s.d. until one of the fire drills and this physics fire drill was i think the 4th one and it happened the while that was in the same classroom scene see that i was in on february 14th and it brought me back completely hearing my teachers voice having the friend that i was stuck with in the offi

gorman says public speaking didn't come naturally, telling "today" show's jenna bush hager of a speech impediment that often held her back. >> voice i'm hearing aloud can't pronounce rs, it kind of sounds a bit garbled but i hear this strong voice, reading this simple text. what that told me is the power of your inner voice over that which people might hear through their ears. >> good for her. she certainly expressed it. gorman now going viral for her poem on social media, celebrities across the board praising her for her words. oprah, lin-manuel miranda, kerry washington, i even posted something as well. she was just really, really stunning. and so young. just 22 years old. she reminded me of maya angelou. much more, no doubt, to come from her. exciting times. back to you. >> no doubt. >>> well, coming up, winner, winner, chicken dinner for a lucky person with a lotto ticket. there's still hope for you to r people dead after a huge fire broke out at a vaccine manufacturer. this is in india. it's called serum institute. it's the world's largest maker of vaccines. now saying the blaze a