that was said cruz.ow to jacklyn corrin, from parkland, florida, one of the founders of the gun—control activist group, march for our lives. it was begun by the survivors of the parkland school shooting. thank you for joining us on the programme on what must be such an awful moment for you in terms of reminiscing about what happened during the parkland school shooting. what is your reaction to this devastating tragedy? thank you for having me. all i can say is i am absolutely devastated. this is the worst school shooting in the united states since the shooting at my high school in 2018 that killed 17 people and i am devastated for the children we will never get to live out their lives. my heart is broken for the parents and loved ones whose children died. we are fortunate enough to —— they are fortunate enough to —— they are fortunate enough to live but they have to endure this trauma. my heart is broken for people in my country with people in power who would rather lie, with money in their pockets from

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because of you, senator cruz. we have the shooting in your home state yesterday where law enforcement was outgunned because of you, senator cruz. you are intending to go to the nra convention in texas, because that really is ultimately who you are and what you are about. go home, senator cruz. 90% of the american people want to do something. go make yourself irrelevant. go on a trip. go home. we don't need you. we need to get this done, andrea. we can't keep doing things the same way. >> what do you say to texas governor abbott? he is supposed to go to the nra convention in texas. it is their headquarters. they ran from new york state because the attorney general there was suing them for all kinds of alleged financial irregularities. a civilian suit. they moved their headquarters to texas. the texas state laws was loosened last year. governor abbott tweeted, shaming texas in 2015, for coming in second in gun sales. that went viral overnight. what do you say to the governor? >> i think the governor -- i blame the g

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let's start with ted cruz. this is ted cruz talking today about this shooting. >> we know from past experience that the most effective tool for keeping kids safe is armed law enforcement on the campus. you know, inevitably when there's a murder of this kind, see politicians trying to politicize it. you see democrats and a lot of folk in the media whose immediate solution is to try to restrict the constitutional rights of law-abiding citizens. that doesn't work. >> think about the real victims here. now sheer senator from another state, chris murphy, whose state of connecticut was home to the sandy hook master in 2012. look at the difference in passion between ted cruz and chris murphich here's chris murphy. >> sandy hook will in ever be the same. this community in texas will never ever be the same? why? why are we here if not to try to make sure that fewer schools and fewer communities go through what sandy hook has gone through, what uvalde is going through. our heart is breaking for these families. every ounc

because the cruz plan, the republican plan did not work. the republican plan to protect children and teachers in public schools did not work and it does not work. senator cruz said yesterday that we know that the best tool for keeping kids safe is arming on four spent on the campus. we know from past experience in yesterday's experience that armed law enforcement on the campus does not work. and it did not work. there was armed along enforcement on the campus of marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. and that did nothing. that law enforcement officer did nothing to stop 17 people from being murdered at that high school. the american republican elected officials posing in that press conference, those texas republican officials posing there, so that mental health is the problem. that we just have to get mental health under control and then there will be no more she'll scooting's school shootings. that's the republican solutions. and that was completely contradicted on the spot, unwittingly, by governor abbott himself. >> t

it's made it to santa cruz. 81 yesterday, probably 61 today, and the wind has turned south and on and a wave oh pillar point, san francisco bowie. so it is just a matter of time now, before that works its way up and then you'll get a sea breeze in the city as well might happen before noon or one o'clock still warm to hot, though inland could be a late seabreeze for the bay, but inland temps will still be in in the nineties. it will be a little cooler for that ghost or a lot cooler. if you're down towards santa cruz are on the same matteo coast water temps are brutally called, continue to be really cold. but jacob, a buoy hit 46 again this morning. that is a very rare occurrence. it's only happened a few times going back about the last 30 years, but it's happened twice in the last five days when the water is that cold fog says all the thank you i mean, that's a that's a recipe for a fog. well, guess what. it's on its way. when you get nineties inland, all that needs a little help, and it's getting it. but inland

that was texas senator ted cruz i horrific documents. that was | texas senator ted cruz there.tements? there's a couple of things _ of those statements? there's a couple of things to _ of those statements? there's a couple of things to say - of those statements? there's a couple of things to say about i couple of things to say about that. for one thing, california has very strict gun laws and has very strict gun laws and has a much, much lower rate of gun death and gun violence and mass shootings in texas, so the ideas that gun regulations don't enhance safeties is simply a lie. those of you who live in countries with much stricter gun regulations, you know that that's true. if he's willing to tell lies about whether gun laws were, in fact, the research shows they do. the second thing i would say, if ted cruz and other politicians were actually serious about keeping guns out of the hands of those who should not have them, we should be passing a universal background check law in this country so that every sale and transfer of a gun includes a background check, and if you or some

patrulla fronteriza por abuso físico a migrantes >> vamos a el salvador donde festejan el día de la cruza expulsar el demonio que se mantiene viva de generación en generación, eso más adelante, pero comenzamos con el borrador que trata del aborto >> de costa a costa reaccionan ante esto, residentes en nueva york, boston, chicago, nashville, entre otras ciudades salieron a las calles para apoyar o rechazar la decisión >> todos deberían hacer su propia decisión >> la mujer tiene que decidir si tiene o no al bebé . >> está mal, matan a humanos. >> yo abortaría. >> en cuestión médica o violación, independientemente de eso, dios dice que no debes matar a las personas, ni a un bebé que no tiene la culpa. >> mientras tanto, el epicentro de las manifestaciones es el tribunal supremo, se han caldeado los ánimos por la filtración del documento que fue autentificado por el presidente del tribunal, quien pidió una investigación, maría vargas-pion tiene la información, buenas noches. >> buenas noches, ha sido un día intenso en la corte suprema de justicia, manifestantes llegaron para protestar, mucho

they block a vote in 2013 i introduced legislation called grassley cruz. which targeted felons and fugitives and those with serious mental illness. it directed the department of justice to do an. >> audience: did it of federal convictions to make sure felons are in the database it corrected the department of justice to prosecute and put in jail felons and fugitives who try to illegally buy firearms. that vote in the harry reid democrat senate i got a majority of the senate voted in favor of grassley-cruz but the democrats filibustered. they demanded 60 vote. they defeated it because they wanted to go after law abiding citizens instead of stopping the bad guys.

than do anything to stop these massacres from happening in fact, cruz and donald trump, among others, scheduled to address an n.r.a. event in texas on friday these people would rather talk about door control than the obvious answers that have worked in other peer nations across the world, from australia to the u.k. to norway to new zealand, and that's to regulate guns. and by the way, when we've done it here, like the 1994 assault weapons ban, it worked, too. we have too many guns and they're too easy to get, and it's as simple as that and it's sickening and rage-inducing that people in positions of power just ignore those obvious truths, no matter how loud we say them, which might be why beto o'rourke, the democratic candidate for governor in texas, interrupted a press conference yesterday to tell texas governor greg abbott directly in a way that abbott could not ignore that something must be done now to stop these horrific events from happening again. and cruz, who was there as well, cannot help but respond while displaying an astonishing lack of self-awareness. >> texas gubernatori

>> it was not just trump and cruz but other republican officials and nra members. they talked a lot about issues unrelated to the weapon in the shooting. they talked about school security. former president trump said that school should be a hard top it and not a soft target. he talked about arming teachers and training teachers to be armed in situations like. this we heard ted cruz talk about limiting the construction to have just one entrance to the school to make it easier for someone to enter. it is having security at that entrance. there was a lot of talk about school security. we have heard about this in previous school shootings. it is something that texas has invested in over the last couple of years. you heard a limit to talk about the weapon used. and the control about the weapons and the restrictions on those weapons. that talk was limited and confined, categorized, as a talk about politics. we heard ted cruz say that there are already gun laws on the books saying that none of the proposals that are out there, he says, would stop or prevent any of these t

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you had the likes of ted cruz, and donald trump. because it is apparently more important to have the political clouds, and the financial backing of the radical nra than it is to care about fixing a broken system. the radical nra made almost $800,000 in donations strength or 2020 election cycle, and spent an additional $29 million on ads. 19 current or recent republican senators including mitch mcconnell have taken at least $1 million each in campaign contributions from the radical nra over their career. once more, the radical nra gives republicans endorsement which signals to all other conservatives just how radical and absolutist on guns certain candidates are. and as we have known for a long time, elected republicans have far more radical views on guns then the majority of americans. because if you just look at the recent poll, this poll found that 65% of voters favor stricter gun control laws. and those americans, they seem fed up with republicans. look at these protests outside the radical nra's convention this weekend. so my ch

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tragically during a battle, private cruz was kill. private cruz was declared unrecoveringable for 77 years before his remains were identified and returned home to his family in los angeles. on march 25, 2021, he was then laid to rest with full military honors. he was the recipient of numerous awards and citation including the silver star, the purple heart, combat action ribbon, world war ii victory medal, american campaign medal, marine corps presidential unit citation, asia eatic pacific theater medal, marine corps medal, the gold star lapel button. i encourage all of my colleagues to join me in paying respect to this world war ii hero by naming the post office at 2016 east first street in l.a., california, as the marine corps reserve private jacob cruz post office. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from new york reserves. the gentlewoman from south carolina is recognized. ms. mace: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. m

today, a new wave of labor movement hitting the shores of santa cruz. two starbucks locations voted today to unionize, becoming the first in california to do so. we will talk to a lead organizer about the vote and its impact. it is costing a bundle to borrow money. the average interest rate for a long-term mortgage is the highest in a decade while home prices dropped 20% in march. redfin's chief economist will share the forecast to help you determine when to buy or sell. first, the latest on covid. joining us is dr. peter jen home. if you have a question, please ask on facebook live. we want this segment to be of help. >> my pleasure. thank you for having me. kristen:. several big headlines are the first, the european union will no longer recommend masks be required for air travel, citing vaccination levels and natural immunity. does that sound sensible? >> it is -- would we have done in the u.s. and may be people there with the -- would use the u.s. as a playbook. just because there is no requirement does not mean it is not a good idea for some people

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eliahana cruz torres, ten years old. eliana garcia, ten years old.ten years old. jacklyn cazares, ten years old. jailah silguero, ten years old. jayce carmelo luevanos, ten years old. tess mata, ten years old. makenna lee elrod, ten years old. alexandria aniyah rubio, ten years old. joining us now from uvalde, texas is nbc news national correspondent gabe gutierrez. what are you learning, gabe, about this at this hour tonight? >> it was heartbreaking to hear you name those children just now, lawrence. and it was heartbreaking to see what went on today behind me as vigils wrapped up for the victims here. members of the community -- hundreds, if not more -- came to pay their respects. and lawrence, you just mentioned all those people who died. it was young children, 19 of them, and two teachers. that is really what many people here want to focus on. they don't want to focus on the gunman, as we see those pictures. you mentioned those two teachers, irma garcia and eva mireles, they have been friends and co-teachers for the past five years. and the garci

santa cruz, capitola aptos.y peninsula, and then they can drop 15 20 degrees. we've seen that happen so far. it's not there yet. santa cruz was 81 yesterday. they could easily be 61 of the fog makes it it's always a tough call everybody. it's not there yet. the high winds out today, but then the system will start to work its way in tomorrow and bump it out of the way and another systems went to drop in late sunday monday. this will be a windy pattern for us, but it could produce some high elevation snow thunderstorms. up in tahoe and truckee, so i know some of you may be heading up there for the holiday. but keep in mind that could definitely materialized, especially as we go into early next week. 60 seventies eighties nineties today, tomorrow we'll get a big drop in those temps fall comes back. and the sea breeze will be kicking up its heels. alright so what we are so following the latest developments from texas and that deadly school shooting coming up at six o'clock, we'll go live to texas and bring you an up

it's the start of the peak fire season and now we'll tell you how santa cruz and santa cruz mountains dodged a majo i earn 3% cash back at drugstores with chase freedom unlimited. so i got cards for birthdays, holidays, graduations, i'm covered for everything. which reminds me, thank you for driving me to the drugstore. earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. >> we're back at 8.15, the risk of fires as we know is going up here in the bay. area's temperatures are rising and we're getting deeper into summer. a lack of rain and the gusty winds make it easy for those fires to start on kron four's will tran is live in the south bay. he's been talking about that all morning. good morning. well, >> not windy right now, but the temperature is certainly climbing and will continue to climb and look over my right shoulder in front of a cal fire station. you can see that sign. it is moderate. i've seen it high fire danger in the past. but santa cruz, the south bay at this particular point classified as moderate. no red

around santa cruz watson, ville salinas, monterey .t's about really all i can find. there's some offshore, but right on the immediate coast, that's about all i can find. that's a whopper of a system. as we turn the page from may into june, but the high will protect us today and tomorrow for warmer temps. and then that system is going to knock the high out of here, and the warmer will get bumped out of here as well. that will open the door to big fog man cooler temps and weekend changes, meaning possible rain. it sure looks like it if not late saturday, then early sunday , these totals would be really, you know, that would be impressive if santa rosa picked up a third of an inch. so again, stay tuned. that would be on the weekend 60 seventies eighties on attempts about the same tomorrow . then we started cooler process thursday and much cooler going into the weekend. steve thank you. the first pacific hurricanes now been downgraded to a tropical storm. it's crossing oaxaca into chiapas, mexico after making landfall with 105 mile an hour

so what is ted cruz saying? body armor. so does the -- sorry. i'm stammering. but the security guard who is a former cop in buffalo couldn't stop the shooter. >> right. >> the people who tried to stop the shooter at robb couldn't stop the shooter. you are seeing copy cat, you are seeing anger, you are seeing halt. there's one thing we could do and that's what they did in australia in 1996 after a massacre. that's what they did in britain after a massacre. we could do some sensible gun laws that actually reduce this scourge. it worked in australia. it worked in great britain. why can't we just try that? try it for a few years. let's see what we can do, and i'm feeling a difference. i am feeling a level of anger from parents and from teachers and from kids, saying, the united states is better than this. stop it already. let's make sure grocery store goers, congregation goers and kids, let them be the priority. >> i don't want to rain on anyone's optimism or hope because it sustains me, but what do you say to the p

there was no fire or cruz. uh we're able to quickly actually extricate the pilot from the aircraft and he was taken to a local hospital for treatment. officials say the pilot was conscious and had serious with non life threatening injuries. pg and e employee who was tethered to the exterior of the helicopter also survived that crash and was able to walk away time is 7 58, the historic hearst castle down along the central coast is again open to the public after more than two years. hearst castle, closed in march of 2020 because of the pandemic, then rainstorms damaged the road to the castle, and the repair work took more than 10 months. but now explorie and the involvement of the architect julia morgan. this was one of her big projects. project number 503 for her, but it took 28 years to work here building with mr hearst. so definitely her crowning achievement. that's spectacular castle that publisher publication type tycoon william randolph hearst started building in 1919 is near san simeon and san luis obispo

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there was no fire or cruz. uh we're able to quickly actually extricate the pilot from the aircraft, and he was taken to a local hospital for treatment. and they see officials see that pilot was conscious serious injuries but non life threatening injuries here at pg any employee who was tethered to the exterior of the helicopter also survived the crash. and was able to walk away in san francisco's considering a shelter expansion program to make the city a safer place for people experiencing homelessness , the board of supervisors, public safety and neighborhood services committee or considering supervisor rafael mandel, mons expanded a place for all ordinance supervisor. mandel misspoke ahead of today's meeting, saying people who are homeless without shelter have three times the mortality rate of those who do have shelter. i think it's time. to end san francisco's era of encampments. and i think that that is that is what this legislation is about. we know that in the last year there have been nearly 800 encampme

senator cruz: was a hunter and biden laptop --? sec. buttigieg: what i know is russia -- senator cruz: it wasn't russia, it was a laptop, the washington post has confirmed that. let's turn to a different topic. as you are well aware, recently a federal court struck down the mast mandate. when that happened, americans across the country saw footage of people on planes hearing the announcement over the loudspeaker and cheers bursting out. when i flew to d.c. yesterday on the plane, i would say there are a few people that chose to wear a mask. doesn't concern you the biden administration was putting in place a policy that a huge amount of americans found arbitrary and unjustified? sec. buttigieg: most americans support mast mandate for flights. senator cruz: why were they cheering on planes? sec. buttigieg: i think a lot of us were looking for the day when that reverted to a personal choice. i know i have. i have been saying that throughout. senator cruz: you are the secretary of transportation, is it safe to travel on a train without a ma

senator cruz was asked about gun reform yesterday.e is what he had to say. >> there's no doubt we need to do more to keep children in schools safe. we know from past experience that the most effective tool for keeping kids safe is armed law enforcement on the campus. you know, inevitably when there's a murder of this kind, you see politicians trying to politicize it. you see democrats and a lot of folks in the media whose immediate solution is to try to restrict constitutional rights of law-abiding citizens. it doesn't work. it's not effective. it doesn't prevent crime. >> more of the same from senator cruz. should be noted his suggestion to keep schools safe was to put an armed guard there. there was an armed guard at that buffalo supermarket. that guard was shot down and killed. unable to stop the gunman. cruz's senate colleague chris murphy of connecticut took to the floor yesterday and pleaded with his republican colleagues to take action against gun violence. >> what are we doing? what are we doing? just days after a shooter walk

take the president cruz enabled, president trump. photo five years ago. the smiling man next to trump is russian foreign minister sergei lavrov and we only have picture because russia's state news agency sent it out at the time. the russian photographer was the only one allowed in the meeting, in the oval office while u.s. journalists were kept out, strange, right. that was also the meeting where trump revealed highly classified information that was given to us by israel to the russians. all the more reason trump was such a danger to our country as his former and rather solicitous at the time defense secretary mark esper is now revealing to sell a book. >> donald trump is best i can assess is a person driven by self-interest, and in the case of politics it's his re-election, and as i note in there he seemed to be willing to sacrifice anything to get there, whether it was a policy objective or people or our institutions. >> with trumpet russians were able to control the narrative, control events and it appears in some ways to control

the nra convention and across the country this activist dragged away, after confronting senator ted cruz at a restaurant today, the president and vice president vow to act on gun control. >>> russia's major advancement in ukraine. what vladimir putin said in calls with key western leaders. allegations of widespread price gouging, as the baby formula shortage gets even worse what parents can do to fight back >>> new rental car warning, as the summer travel season kicks off, you may have a confirmed reservation, but they may notave your car >> just had no cs.s. and they just clearly overbooked >>> and on this memorial day weekend, the man turning veterans' houses into homes. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >> good evening. i'm kristen welker in for jose as the memorial day weekend get underway, the anger is growing as we learn new details about what happened inside robb elementary school. while law enforcement waited nearly an hour to move in on the shooter who claimed 21 lives. we now know the name of the police chief who gave the order to wait and we learn

so this is one of those two locations here in santa cruz.e going to be joining that nationals union called starbucks workers united. now we are starting to see this. across the country where workers at major companies such as amazon and starbucks are unionizing to fight for their rights as employees now npr reports, starbucks workers have formed unions at about 50 locations since december, creating one of the most significant union drives in the u. s. the union organizer here in santa cruz says it was important for this group to fight to make working conditions better and customers i spoke to this morning, understand and support that the ceos. kid can have a tesla, but the workers can barely afford a honda. so go figure and who's working hard. so if you look at the disparity between wages and upper administrations, wages or their salary. with stock options. then you see that workers need better pay and a bigger piece of the pie. basically right? i don't think management is aware. i mean, i came in on the memorial day weekend and they only ha

to santa cruz.rbucks are making history. they are the first starbucks workers in california to unionize ktvu lamonica. peters tells us, they say security issues and wages prompted that vote. the starbucks locations on mission and ocean streets will now join starbucks workers united, the national union for starbucks workers, the group's tweeted this message today celebrating the first starbucks in california to unionize even though starbucks has broken the law and the national labor relations board had said so. by threatening workers. uh the workers are still winning. um they're not afraid of this giant corporation. it's happening all over the country workers at major companies like amazon and starbucks are forming unions fighting for rights they say are beneficial for all working class people. joe thompson is a shift supervisor for starbucks in santa cruz and a union organizer . we're showing that knowledge in college students and young people organize their workplaces , but we're showing that true

even if you don't completely agree with it, ted cruz? mitch mcconnell?republicans, the republicans going to the nra annual meeting, will you really go there this weekend and not talk about it? will you not talk about it? you won't even bring it up at your annual meeting on weapons. so, my question for you, fred, because you've been asking these questions for years now, what has the dark of night after this slaughter brought you to? what's going through your mind this morning? >> i didn't sleep last night. i think about my daughter all the time, joe, i heard you talking about it earlier. she actually would have just finished her freshman year in college. i watched the past year as all of her friends experienced their freshman year in college. they're living their best lives. and i visit jamie in the cemetery, my wife cried all night last night while i sat here and did interviews begging and pleading for people to do something different. you mentioned ted cruz, honestly, mika he can -- himself, i'm sorry, he put out a tweet saying how sorry he is. how send

. >> and santa cruz and santa cruz mountains dodged a major bullet. thanks to cal fire. coming up, we'll talk about peak fire season and have a recap of what could have happened yesterday in a live report. ♪♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-second scan i know my glucose numbers without fingersticks. now i'm managing my diabetes better and i've lowered my a1c from 8.2 to 6.7. take the mystery out of managing your diabetes and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free at freestylelibre.us >> we're back 6.14, is the time the risk of fire is increasing in the bay area as temperatures continue to rise, a lack of rain and the gusty winds will make it easy for fires to start covers. we'll try and live in the south bay with the latest. good morning. >> good morning. rain and james. yes, with humidity down and temperatures rising, it's not good for 2 million. the santa cruz mountains. you can see the sign right behind me at the cal fire statio

down to santa cruz. new snow, possibly between now and probably tomorrow morning. the low is going to form right over us hang out for a day. and then slowly drift to the south. and then he checked out of the area here. 34 it's no. a mountain. mount diablo is 30 degrees with a west wind at 25, ben lawman mountain 35. i mean, really, amazingly cold temperatures. i know for some agricultural interest, probably not what you want to hear. but there are a lot of 30 santa rosa 37 napa airport 36 wallet creek is a 36 degrees. lot of thirties even east. now lafayette's in their walnut creek, alamo, danville castro valley are all in the upper thirties. martinez at 41 pinole at 41 with elsa bronte 42 chilly degrees. see the activity again . this is kind of hit mrs. they move inland. they kind of wash out and fall apart, but some scattered showers in the morning , but the afternoon is really where the buildups will take place as that low moves in and it will kick out starting slowly tomorrow. we're still looking for

cruz mountains and guts stuck.fe emergency services got a call from the homeowner. and because time was tied, they told him to just push the raccoon back through the roof. the raccoon, then ran off to join her babies across the country. here is the public payphone is now a thing of the past in america's biggest city, new york city removed its last payphone booth yesterday was at seventh and 50th street in midtown. the city began removing payphones in 2015 and is replacing them with kiosks that provide free high speed wifi access to 911 and other crucial emergency numbers. i believe this for almost 30 years now and i've seen each time i think fires are starting earlier. earlier crews are already busy as hot and dry weather continues across the bay area, the warnings from firefighters as dangerous conditions linger, plus a chp officer involved in a hit and run in the east bay. how it all unfolded as the officer was trying to help us stalled vehicle. also ahead really is a giant in your face educational tool. we want

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we have people like ted cruz who will take the money and smile all the way to the bank. or cornet or whatever his name is, the other senator from texas. i'm an old lady. i'm 84 years old. host: we are going to go to sterling, virginia. andrew. you are next. caller: please hear me on this and please don't cut me off. i wish i could say good morning, but it's anything but. once again we wake up this morning to the news of another horrific school shooting that has left at least 19 innocent children and two teachers dead at the hands of another gun loving psychopath. only in america does this happen on a regular basis. no parent should have to worry about sending their child to school with the fear that they will be murdered. no preschooler should have to participate in active shooter drills as part of the school curriculum. once again, this massacre could have been prevented if not for the blind ambition, the quest for power and the cowardice of republican lawmakers. mcconnell and every republican in congress have blood on their hands this morning. their fealty to their nra

so santa cruz, santa cruz mountains, scotts valley area. they most certainly dodged a major bullet over the weekend. >> time now to get you a check of your weather forecast. taking a live look at the golden gate bridge right now. blue skies, things are warming up and they're only going to get warmer throughout the week. cropper meteorologist dave spahr has your forecast today. well, today, noel today, everybody. and we're doing it again with that red flag warning coverage, area, solano county. but was telling you, there's fthers are still watching real carefully into these dry conditions that will play out at least over the next 24 hours. now, the statement >> goes until 8 o'clock. one of the reasons for this is a technicality. it's a forecast office out of sacramento that made the call there. moderate office. the covers the rest of the bay here just didn't put anybody else in the red flag warning, but everybody should be watching real carefully with a summer show. humidity in just a bit. nice shot from the east bay shoreline, blue skies, b

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santa cruz santa cruz mountains down towards gilroy. that's where most of it if not all of it is.ut those water temps are just too cold. 49 san francisco boy means fog and windy pattern is probably in your near future. even if you get a warm up today and tomorrow, scotts valley and valley forward, both dropped 39 this morning i that's impressive . 40 petaluma 41 more gun hill, 42 woodside dropped to 43 degrees. there's just a fight between what's going on in the pacific northwest and the high and the desert southwest. one wins out for a day or two, and then another one comes in. so we get a combination of a windy, cool patterns and we get a little bit warmer. and then the wind comes back, and i don't think this is changing. anytime soon. maybe go all the way into early june. the way it looks to me patchy fog. kulov's mostly sunny. it's sunny. it'll be warmer for most, unless you're stuck in some of that fog and parts of the santa cruz coast or san mateo coast, but inland temps in bayside, they will jump up santa rosa, walnut creek, menlo park san jose, all moving up today was 80 t