communities of color, making leaders at glad tidings even more hopeful these won't be the last. nbc bay area news. over at oakland coliseum, the rollout is going well. steady stream this afternoon. says more than 8,100 shots administered there yesterday alone. organizers recognized a previous capacity of 6,000 a day. museum of modern art reopening, celebrating with free community today. and when it's free, lined up around the block. capped 25% of capacity, tickets timed to keep the crowds thin. public areas sanitized every hour and masks and distancing are required. visitors were thrilled by opportunity. >> came from fresno, where got up early, super excited, can't wait to get inside. >> just wonderful to be able to come out and do something that feels a little more normal. feels more hopeful that people are able to look at art and be around other people, not be so afraid. >> san francisco museum of modern art is one of the largest of modern and contemporary art in the united states. microclimate weather, golden gate bridge one side, oakland on the other. sunny but rain is on the way. meteorologist rob mayeda with a look at what to expect for upcoming workweek, rob. >> i know, this condition, so nice tied, looking like springs. going to see changes. over my shoulder, cold storm system dropping down out of the gulf of alaska that will bring a big drop in temperatures. north bay to the south, still seeing 60s around the bay area. 59 at southwest wind of 13 miles per hour close to tiberon. storm ranger. this is going to park over the bay area late tomorrow and stay over california through wednesday, get progressively cooler. snow levels around the higher peaks of the bay area. could see thundershowers too. tomorrow morning, showers holding off except for areas around mendocino county. breezy finish, increasing rain chances middle part of the week. closer look at areas that could see snow and what rain we can expect in eight minutes. back to you. >> we look forward to it. if you want to know when the weather will change in your neighborhood, download the nbc bay area app. it is free. traffic jam at port of oakland, blame the pandemic. 7 to 11 ships are anchored in the bay any given time, normally head right to the port but pandemic restrictions have limited number of dock workers, fewer people unloading the massive shipping containers. causing delays port of oakland and worldwide. demonstrators held a silent protest in minneapolis today calling for justice for george floyd ahead of derek chaffin's drive. one of many demonstrations in minneapolis ahead of the trial. chauvin is charged with second degree murder and second degree manslaughter for floyd's death. jury selection starts tomorrow. recent attacks on asian-american community renewed partnership, unity, seen around chinatown. two community activists started after racial justice protests after george floyd's death. businesses were damaged but not from protesters. vandals mix into the crowds. activists through the shirts and community cleanup as well. lewis is one of the activists to design the logo, first female member of the black panther party. >> asian and black unity is nothing new, going on for decades, before california became a state. i'm so glad we were able to produce these shirts and signs that went on asian businesses not only during the george floyd protests but we can go back to oscar grant protests. >> other creator is tommy wang, a cofounder of good good eats, oakland-wide effort to help small food businesses in ethnic cultural districts in the pandemic and beyond. said after hearing antiasian and black sentiment in recent years, had to act. >> chinatown is everywhere now, everywhere is places like chinatown and oakland. we come from a mixed environment, and where people have been doing work for decades together. hearing these stories that are divisive or talk on the street that's divisive, we're here to remind people we've been together through worse for a long period of time. >> demand is surging for these shirts. proceeds to manufacturing costs and community initiatives. one of marin county's streets could be getting a new name. sir francis drake was a naval officer and slave trard. created a working group last summer. roughly 700 pages encompass president biden's covid relief. lot to cover. our political analyst joins us next to break it down. majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. for nearly a decade, comcast has been helping students get ready. we've connected 4 million low-income students to low- cost, high-speed xfinity internet. we're working with hundreds of school districts across the country to sponsor free internet and laptops. and parents are seeing an impact. and now we're turning 1,000 community centers into lift zones - wifi 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72% of the public favors this according to "new york times" poll that was taken just a few days ago. and if you break it down to democrats, independents, republicans, sure democrats are overwhelmingly, way overwhelmingly, but independents, about the same amount, 3/4, and even republicans, 43%. which makes it so difficult to understand, particularly why it was so hard for republicans in both chambers to give to any great extent when it comes to this massive bill. >> given the virtual split in the house and senate. senate down the middle, house close. what can we expect on major bills under consideration down the road, new voting rights, immigration reform coming back into the headlines, infrastructure as well. going to be going along the same lines? split and maybe kamala harris pushing it over in the senate? >> i'm afraid in most cases, a lot of democratic hand wringing. most cases the republicans can use the filibuster as way of staving off any of the massive programs. certainly going to happen with voting rights, likely as well with immigration reform. two sides are massively different ideas in each case. when it gets to infrastructure, you may in fact get republicans and democrats to find a way to accommodate one another simply because infrastructure plan, over $1 trillion in making right now with biden folks, provides hundreds of thousands of jobs around the country, every elected official can pat him or herself on the back and say i brought it home, baby. but everything else, chambers are so divided between republicans and democrats, and truthfully, internally, trump republicans, moderate or conservative republicans, and moderate and progressive democrats. going to be difficult to see anything coming before 2022 elections when perhaps we see something more definitive. >> seems the democrats know the time is now, got the white house, house and senate, however narrowly, they got it and they're making big move first, like trump with the tax cuts his first couple of years and obama with obama care his first couple of years. got it done in the time they had chance to do it. >> that's correct. and it's the only time. give biden and democrats credit in knowing that if we act, got to act right now. can't make nice, leave it go a few months, we've got to do it now when there's possibility of a little bit of a honeymoon, when the other side usually gives president's party some leeway to work things out. in this case of course the honeymoon lasted about ten seconds and democrats have only been able to squeeze it through courtesy of kamala harris breaking tie and using reconciliation, that unusual way related to budget mat version of this when it comes to immigration or voting rights, and for that reason, i think we're likely to see awful lot of stalemate in months to come. each side will point fingers at other and question is how will the public react. can tell you this right now, given that 72% of the public like the democratic plan, joe biden's approval rating is about 60%, really high, if this continues until 2022, for the moment looks like republicans are going to have much more to account for than the democrats. >> indeed, ten-second honeymoon is over. thank you very much. during an event in hayward today, congressman swalwell briefly addressed the lawsuit filed against former president donald trump on friday, accused him, donald trump jr., rudy giuliani and republican manager brooks of violating civil rights and incitement laws in the capitol riot, seeks to bring the charges from the impeachment into civil case. swalwell helped argue that case. says critics argue to move on but it's important reminder not even the president is above the law. >> lays at door mat of the former president, responsibility for the attack he incited january 6th, what he had done before, provocation in assemblying and inciting the mob, and injuries that came to the congress when your votes couldn't be counted for over seven hows. >> second lawsuit of its kind. last month a similar case filed by mississippi representative and naacp. compating mental health crisis among veterans with canines, little was reintroduced in house of representatives this week. p.a.w.s. act aimed at veterans suffering ptsd. would establish a grant. veterans in the program say service dogs are incredibly therapeutic. >> i didn't know how to focus on my quality of life at first, so i focused on her quality of life. i need to be the best me i can be to this dog, going to take her out, feed her, hey, i'll feed myself. >> previous version of the p.a.w.s. act gained bipartisan support in the house but senate failed to take it up. thousands of people turned out to see pope francis in final day in iraq. we'll show you how he spent it and message he left behind, next. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. now california phones offers free devices and accessories for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program visit right now during business hours. pope francis wrapped up visit to iraq with a mass that drew roughly 10,000 people. lined the streets to catch a glimpse of the pope's convoy arriving in the city of irbil. travelled to northern iraq to encourage christians that remained to rebuild and forgive the militants that overtook their town in 2014. check with rob mayeda again, beggars can't be choosers, whatever we get this week we should be grateful for that, right? >> yeah, you know, i think we're going to try to keep everybody happy because going to literally see a little bit of everything between monday and wednesday afternoon. first a cooldown of the temperatures. one of the changes we'll see next few days. had highs this weekend in mid to upper 60s at times. eventually showers returning, later into tomorrow and tuesday. then there's a chance we could be seeing perhaps isolated thunder, small hail and even some lowering snow levels too. interesting mix of weather we'll be seeing next few days. some of the things noticing towards tomorrow morning, temperatures in 30s and 40s, don't think we'll see rain. san francisco, 63, northwest wind. walnut creek, 63, sunshine, not bad. and san jose, 59 degrees, wind northwest at 14 miles per hour. as we talked about, no storm yet. 30s and 40s outside. clouds starting to increase, stay north in mendocino county but this time tomorrow see scattered showers, wind and cooler temperatures. that's biggest change for monday. 58 for high in san jose, 57 in san francisco and santa rosa and napa, mid-50s for highs as cooler air drops down. showers, afternoon in north bay, widely scattered showers monday evening, not big impact on monday. but transition to tuesday and area of low pressure moves over the bay area. isolated pockets of red in future cast through lunch time tuesday, could be stronger showers and may involve thundershowers and hail. we'll be watching that closely tuesday and wednesday. because of the isolated, scattered, heavier showers and possible thunderstorms, locations in north bay may see best rain monday to tuesday evening. around napa or ukiah could see half inch or more. san jose south may not get as much. three days of this, starting up late tomorrow, tuesday and wednesday, cold air in place. one way to quantify that, temperatures around lake tahoe, in the toyota tahoe report, most of the next few days below freezing. snow levels quite low, not just for sierra, throughout lake county. st. helena and hamilton, the snow piling up, winter blast indeed. low snow levels an chance of hail. second half of the weekend looks warmer. if you like winter, if you like spring, take your pick. winter and interesting weather first half of the week through wednesday, then starts to clear thursday and friday and numbers rebound back to where we are now, mid-60s next weekend. but in the meantime, monday evening through wednesday could see interesting weather. low snow levels, chance of thunder, sun, showers, little bit of everything. back to you. >> rob mayeda, a man for all seasons. thanks a lot. two of the best basketball players in world will not be playing in all-star game after being ready to do so. reason they were pulled when we come back. yeah, i mean the thing is, people like geico because it's just easy. bundling for example. you've got car insurance here. and home insurance here. why not... schuuuuzp.. put them together. save even more. some things are just better together, aren't they? like tea and crumpets. but you wouldn't bundle just anything. like, say... a porcupine in a balloon factory. no. that'd be a mess. i mean for starters, porcupines are famously no good in a team setting. geico. save even more when bundle home and car insurance. two of the nba's biggest stars will not play in tonight's all-star game because of covid contact tracing. philadelphia 76ers teammates joel embiid 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"nightly news" is next. see you at 6:00. breaking news tonight. top democrats in new york's state legislature call on governor andrew cuomo to step down but he insists he will not resign after two more women come forward with allegations. the perfect storm. huge parties like this one in colorado a day after the governor extended the state mask mandate. health officials warning letting loose now could cause another covid surge. >> we are in the eye of the hurricane. president biden making voting more accessible on the anniversary of bloody sunday saying he wants to blunt an assault on voting rights from republicans. city on edge