Morning on this Martin Luther king junior day. Everybody is under a wind advisory through 6 00 tomorrow. Noisier as we head throughout the day and faster winds up in the hills. Ill show you those coming up. Fairfield and santa rosa have 21 to 43 Miles Per Hour winds. Thats good if youre driving down to the bay, but going the other way, a tough one. Record highs. Just about all the reporting stations with low to upper 70s today. More on the winds and the dangerous waves coming up next. We are counting down to Inauguration Day as you can see on the screen. Joe biden officially takes the oath of office 9 a. M. Our time in two days. That countdown brings extreme security concerns. Heightening after the protrump storming of the u. S. Capitol. We have the preps going onto make sure theres a peaceful transfer of power. Our nations capitol has been transformed into a heavily protected fortress. Well take a live look in washington d. C. Where a green zone perimeter has been set up. Thats the sa
Than 48 hours from a new president with unprecedented security in washington, and state capitols around the nation. With fears growing about a possible attack inside, the fbi now vetting all 25,000 National Guard troops sent to washington for the inauguration. So far, theres no evidence of any threats and leaders say no issues have been flagged. Today in the bays tracie potts is live at the capitol this morning, tracking the many steps being taken to make sure violence does not interrupt this transition. Tracie . Reporter laura and scott, good morning. That includes these tens of thousands of National Guard troops joining police and federal agents, some of them already on the ground. More of them on the way. Capitol hill, the perimeter expanded over the weekend, and the area right now kind of looks like a ghost town, not many vehicles on the streets, because many of those streets have been shut down. In washington, d. C. , this morning, businesses are boarded up, the National Mall and
President trump packing up as he gets set to leave the white house, while preparing for his second impeachment trial. How he plans to spend his last 48 hours in office. While president elect biden reveals an ambitious agenda for his first ten days in office. Mounting toll. Overnight, the United States tops 24 million cases of the coronavirus. The hot spot of california now the first state with more than 3 million cases, as problems and confusion mount over the slow vaccine rollout. It is an infuriating situation right now. This morning, what you need to know if you or a loved one is struggling to get an appointment. Jailed. The russian Opposition Leader who survived a poison attack returns to moscow for the first time and is immediately taken into custody. Straight ahead, the chaotic scene at the airport, and how that arrest is adding to the growing tension between russia and the u. S. Those stories, plus, drama on the high seas. Little squall here. Whoa hang on. A u. S. Sailing team c
In prison aged 81, while serving a sentence for murder. In russia, the leading critic of the kremlin, Alexei Navalny, has been detained by police after returning to moscow for the First Time Since being poisoned with a nerve agent, in an attack he blames on russian authorities. He flew in from berlin but was led away by police after reaching passport control. Western leaders have condemned his arrest. From moscow, Steve Rosenberg reports. Hed only been back on russian soil a few minutes when Alexei Navalny was told he was being detained. A kiss goodbye for his wife, yulia. Then the kremlin s fiercest critic was led away. Earlier, there were chaotic scenes at a different moscow airport, where mr navalny s flight had been scheduled to land. Police detained his supporters. Its a disgrace, they chant. Inside, the Arrivals Hall filled with riot police, who cleared the terminal. But in the end, the plane was re routed to another airport. For Alexei Navalny, this isnt quite home, sweet home,
Who helped define the sound of the 60s has died in prison, aged 81. Phil spector. In russia, the leading critic of the kremlin, Alexei Navalny, has been detained by police after returning to moscow for the First Time Since being poisoned with a nerve agent, in an attack he blames on russian authorities. He flew in from berlin but was led away by police after reaching passport control. Western leaders have condemned his arrest. From moscow, Steve Rosenberg reports. Hed only been back on russian soil a few minutes when Alexei Navalny was told he was being detained. A kiss goodbye for his wife, yulia. Then the kremlin s fiercest critic was led away. Earlier, there were chaotic scenes at a different moscow airport, where mr navalny s flight had been scheduled to land. Police detained his supporters. Its a disgrace, they chant. Inside, the Arrivals Hall filled with riot police, who cleared the terminal. But in the end, the plane was re routed to another airport. For Alexei Navalny, this is