it's the rand pauls, ted cruzs, mike lees who matter. and they are conspicuous by their silent at this point. >> despite all this talk about big government being evil, the people do miss it. the government once it ceases to be available it begins to look pretty good. anyway, you won't find much agreement in the republican party these days, but there is at least some consensus by shutting down the government was a dumb idea. while the strategy did whip much of the party into a frenzy, it backfired come october. the damage it caused hasn't been lost on red hots even like rand paul or party leaders like mitch mcconnell, even tea party leaders like jim jordan believe it was misguided. that's an understatement. here's a bit of their postmortem in the last shutdown. >> it was a dumb idea. even though it appears i was participating in it, i said it was a dumb idea. >> everyone can monday morning quarterback and hindsight's wonderful. but we should have in my judgment simply focused on delaying obama care. >> a number of us were saying in july t

the best and the worst of ted cruz. here's number three from ted cruz.e made an impassioned case at the western reserve summit -- western conservative submit. an how to block the health care cost at all costs because people might like it. let's listen. >> on january 1 the exchanges kick in and the subsidies kick in. once those kick in, it's going to prove almost impossible to undo obamacare. the administration's plan is very simple. get everyone addicted to the sugar so that obamacare remains a permanent feature of our society. >> david, this is the strajest acknowledgment. he's saying people might really like it. screw it up before it gets to them. >> he's saying they might like being insured. they might like going to the doctor when they're sick. there's a bigger picture here. one reason they were desperate to stop obamacare is when we fight about obamacare, what we're fighting about is whether the u.s. government has a role in u.s. policy and making things better for average americans. the tea party talking about disrupters is to say no. government's

i think ted cruz -- for ted cruz to come from where ted cruz came from and come to washington, d.c. -n, the guy it was as a republican who was concerned about the republican party's brand being shattered and a republican who is obsessed with winning, and is sick and tired of losing, you know how much ted cruz bothered me this year -- listen i don't think it was a mistake that ted cruz went to mandela's funeral. i don't think it was a mistake ted cruz is keeping his head down. he's attacking temperamentally more towards the middle of american politics and we'll see if he continues to do that. >> can i do a winner? >> yeah. >> i perpetually have been skeptical about this program. >> mika is very upset about this. >> he is not. ted cruz didn't evolve. he gnawed away at obamacare. >> this whole evolving thing, liberals love to say -- >> if you want to win -- >> growing. the more moderate somebody comes, the more they quote grow. i'm sorry. >> i perpetually have been critical of this show turning into "good morning trenton." it's hard not to say chris christie was the big winner. he wins t

. >> ted cruz is featured in a new color book "ted cruz to the future." >> the color book says the cruzfuture is not a endorsement but an educational tool. the publisher says it's a non partisan stat driven view on how cruz became a senator. >> stephen: a color book about ted cruz is the number one book on amazon's list of children's coloring books. i know it makes me happy too. people who bought the ted cruz coloring book also brought a kay ole a 64 pack of white crayons and this coloring book, this coloring book -- [cheers and applause] >> stephen: -- has everything kids love from tons of fun text to mentions of partial birth abortions. i'm not surprised really big coloring books public this, they're the same patriots that brought the kids the tea party coloring book for kids and the libertarian party minimum freedom and maximum with john stossel on the coverage. you can color in his mustache, kids, like john stossel does. the inside cover states it's a fare and objective review of this real life superhero. like their tribute to ted cruz 24-hour obama care filibuster. they say cruz is

, cruz reflected on all of that. when you think about the tradition of first-year senators, they tend to be seen, but not heard, you have heard a whirlwind for a first year as a u.s. senator, does that surprise you? you're on "time's" magazine -- runner-up to the pope for person of the year. >> that was a very strange thing. this is a city where it's all politics all the time. and i'm trying to do my best not to pay attention to the politics, to focus on fixing the problems. >> reporter: really? >> i know that's hard to believe. because no one in this town does that. this is a time for people to step up and do the right thing and that's what i'm trying to do. >> reporter: you had a couple of months to think about this. now that it's over in hind sight, are you prepared to say it was a mistake? >> i think it was absolutely a mistake for president obama and harry reid to force a government shutdown. >> reporter: john boehner said that this was a republican shutdown. >> i understand in the media, jon, every day the medi

-- the cruz-ryan combination, you think that cruz is the winner? >> if the two of them are the competition. >> really? >> cruz would win hands down. >> please, please. >> we're talking about republican primaries. pat could be right about that. winning hands down, i wouldn't talk about a national race. >> we saw ryan in action in the last presidential race. ryan had terrific substance in that race. >> did he not? >> he did. >> he was sidelined most of the time. >> he has terrific substance. i think pat's right. >> you are thinking cruz in opposition to ryan? >> i don't think cruz has ruined himself nationally. has or has not? >> i think he has with at that 21-hour plus filibuster. yes, i think he's painted himself into a corner. i don't think the republicans are going to nominate somebody like that. >> who is more authentic in appeal, cruz or ryan? >> ted cruz 100%. >> more authentic? >> in appeal. that was your question. >> people owrt in the countryside who watch him and snippet was him on cable news, then definitely ted cruz. >> i just want to ge

>> we're talking about ted cruz.bama -- >> can't you project mentally -- >> i'm telling you that president obama is the president. >> i want to -- no, you brought this up. >> what better -- >> the answer is yes. >> was he legitimate elected president of the united states? >> i wasn't in congress to determine that. that was determined before i got here. >> howard fineman, he won't do it. i guess he's afraid of what losing one or two votes by saying this is a duly elected president of the united states. >> if dig down to the very core, ninth level of the anti-obama movement, you find people who not only view him from another party or country, but practically from another planet. the president is fully aware of this. i remember him saying, a lot of people don't think i was born here and wasn't sure what he meant by here. that's the theology of it. there's a sort of belief at the heart of this, that obama -- that the president is somewhat not only not legitimate, not an american, but not even from here. that's an element

cruz and others am pushing this defund effort. they were raising money around the country to pressure republicans to support it. you didn't like that. >> i certainly would have preferred the political pressure to be applied to democrats that actually support obamacare as opposed to republicans that share the goal. >> do you think democrats have thought harder to enact legislation that they had been trying to push through than republicans? >> they have followed through on their principles. i think republicans ought to have the same commitment to principles. >> were you surprised the defund effort went as far as it did? >> no, because i think any kind of fight, whether it had any chance for success or not, resonated with the people who are so concerned with what obamacare means to our personal freedoms. >> and to the economy. ever hear of a 29er? you didn't before obamacare. fox news reporting continues when we return >>> obamacare passed in 2010 on the heels of the financial meltdown. the president pitched it as an economic boon to

. >> i am very pleased to introduce senator ted cruz. >> 42-year-old ted cruz of texas is the son of cuban refugee father, and a working-class, irish-american mother. princeton, harvard law, supreme court clerkship, the youngest state solicitor general in the u.s. he ran for senate in 2012, upset the gop favorite, and headed to washington with what he believed was one overriding mandate. repeal every word of obamacare. >> i promised texans, i'm going to do everything i can to stop this failed law. >> thank you. >> you have someone who's doggedly determined. i've been in politics. >> democrat pat caddell began working in politics when jimmy carter was still a candidate for president. >> you have someone who has been in the senate five months? he's the focus of the president, the vice president, every democratic mailing, because they smell something that scares them. >> the most significant divide right now, it's not between republicans and democrats. it is between the entrenched politicians of both parties. and the american people. if the path to getting this done depends upon convinc

ted cruz of texas and utah's mike leigh.eptember 10th, washington, d.c. >> only you can win this fight. >> the tea party is tired of losing. republican successes they think have succeeded only in delaying and minimizing the inevitable swelling of washington's power. they want to begin to win. and that frustration points you in the direction of an urgent strategy instead of tactics. >> if everyone who purports to be against obamacare agrees to do this, we can defund it. we can and we must. and together we will. [ cheers and applause ] >> right after the rally i sat down with cruz and leigh. >> you've been talking about this as the last chance to get rid of obamacare. do you believe that? >> what i've described it as is the last chance before obamacare kicks in on january 1st. and that's significant because we know that when a major entitlement program kicks in in this country it's really hard to get rid of it. >> we've got 20 days between now and september 30th -- >> congress is given the power of the purse. but it's a meanin

. >> i am pleased to introduce senator ted cruz. >> 42-year-old ted cruz of texas is the son of a cuban refugee father and a working class irish american mother. princeton, harvard law, supreme court clerk shift the longest solicitor general in the u.s. he ran for senate in 2012 and headed to washington with what he believed was one overriding mandate, repeal every word of obamacare. >> i am going to do everything i can to oh stop this failed law. >> you have someone who is determined. >> democrat path cadell began working politics when jimmy carter was a presidecandidate f president. >> i had someone in the past five months he's the focus the president the vice president they smell something that scares them. >> the most significant divide is not between republicans and democrats. it is between the entrenched politicians of both parties. >> and the american people. if the path to getting this done depends upon convincing people in smoke filled rooms in washington it can't be done. the only way this happens is if we break out of traditional washington rules. >> getting this done means k

. >> i am very pleased to introduce senator ted cruz. >> 42-year-old ted cruz of texas is the son of cuban refugee father, and a working-class, irish-american mother. princeton, harvard law, supreme court clerkship, the youngest state solicitor general in the u.s. he ran for senate in 2012, upset the gop favorite, and headed to washington with what he believed was one overriding mandate. repeal every word of obamacare. >> i promised texans, i'm going to do everything i can to stop this failed law. >> thank you. >> you have someone who's doggedly determined. i've been in politics. i know horseplay. >> democrat pat caddell began working in politics when jimmy carter was still a candidate for president. >> you have someone who has been in the senate five months? he's the focus of the president, the vice president, every democratic mailing, because they smell something that scares them. >> the most significant divide right now, it's not between republicans and democrats. it is between the entrenched politicians of both parties. and the american people. if the path to getting this done de

senator cruz now has his very own coloring book, ted cruz to the future.he manufacturer as a nonpartisan fact-driven view of the freshman senator from texas. and so while your son or daughter is coloring a picture of ted cruz holding a rifle, he or she can read nonpartisan facts like this one. cruz has stated the president has a disregard for the bill of rights. that is not surprising. it is unfortunate obama and his administration have a consistent disregard. it seems they use any opportunity to go after second amendment right and other constitutional rights such as free speech. another page talks how cruz spoke with clairvoyant precision during his 21-hour epic speech, a common phrase in children's coloring books. include nonpartisan fact-driven nugget. this speech was so important because millions of citizen believe obama care is worse than any war. at least american soldiers have weapons with which to defend themselves, many including obama's own supporters, feel the president has betrayed millions of americans. this book is clearly nowhere in the univ

he's part of a ted cruz 2016 campaign for president. this is remarkable. >> obama's president, ted cruz can be president. >> what do you mean? this is serious business, guys. >> absolutely. >> is he eligible to be president? explain. is he eligible in you brought it up. i didn't. >> i think he's eligible. i'm giving you a yes answer. >> so if obama was born overseas to american money and that crazy theory of donald trump is true, he'd still be eligible to be president by that standard. >> we're talking act ted cruz. >> can't you inject an inch mentally? >> i'm telling you that president obama is the president. >> no, no, no. you brought this up. >> what better -- yes. >> was he a legitimately like the president of the united states? >> i wasn't in congress to determine that. that was determined before i got here. >> howard fineman, he won't do it. i guess he's afraid of losing one or two votes saying this was a duly elected president of the united states. >> if you dig down to the core, to the ninth level of the anti-obama movement, you

>> who is cruz? >> ted cruz is right. >> once again, ted cruz is right., the health care law is working. more than a million people are set to get coverage. millions more are seeing the law benefits. and the republicans who keep trashing the law are really the ones in jeopardy. joining me now are margie omero and james peterson. margie, let me go to you first. a democratic pollster says it's time for democrats to go on the offensive telling "the washington post" democrats can and should engage on health care. are republicans worried about overreaching? >> well, they should be. they clearly haven't been, because they've been continuing to overreach now for years. and what they've gotten for that overreaching is historical low approval ratings for congress. the results of that overreaching is that democrats have -- the democratic party is seen more favorably than the republican party. what they've gotten for that overreaching is the tea party has historically low favorability ratings. the results of what republicans have done in overreaching is -- you see h

going after him and blaming anybody like newt gingrich or ted cruz for saying anything nice. they can't stop the bachmanns with the gohmerts because these people are so deadly out of it. >> i think those people are for the most part from red gerrmandered districts. who don't at this point if they ever did have any thoughts of national office. what you've got going on with people like rand paul and marco rubio and ted cruz is having won their bona fides for the most part with the tea party base, they're looking to expand a little. i know somebody like ted cruz is looking for democrats to do some deals with in a bipartisan fashion. they're looking to change the tone. not their tactics. i mean, not their ultimate objectives, chris. not their philosophy, but a slight change of tone and tactics at least for now.

live in the santa cruz mountains, abc 7 news. >> yeah. thank you for bringing us that for those of us that can want get to it ourselves. >>> north bay now, the higher elevations of napa county hit with snow last night. the plows were on stand by. >> by 8:30, the rain washed away most of the snow at elevation 4,300 but for part of the afternoon, the flakes definitely falling, enough that k cal trans put up signs. four miles down highway 29, the evening was peppered with downpours. it was an awful trip to get just about anywhere, some locals say the wet blast is unusual. >> i can pretty much get through the entire winter without turning on the heat and went home today and turned the heat on. we are miserable. >> reporter: visitors of chicago celebrating the 15th anniversary got a taste of the city they just left. >> expecting sunny. it was supposed to be our anniversary and here we are like in weather just like chicago. >> reporter: to get out of the 39-degree cold, some folks jumped in 104-degree water at the call calastoga hot spring. >>

ted cruz's popularity in the tank right now.ack obama is going to look real good. >> next time you come on the revvies, please tell us how you really feel. >> there are so many people to choose from. reince priebus who tried to rebrand the republican party and has lost control of it to jim demint. >> who? >> exactly. >> who is right. >> my point exactly. >> what was his name? >> it's hard to remember. right. strange name, but not a memorable guy. >> you're talking about the successor to michael steele. >> indeed. >> i'm just trying to get clear. >> let's get it straight, right. >> but i have to exceed to the brilliance of krystal ball who mentioned him before. it's got to be marco rubio. the human embodiment of what reince priebus was trying to do was marco rubio. a kinder version of the republican party. none of that has worked and he has been shamed into running back to try to be ted cruz's side kick. it's pathetic. >> michael, what about the biggest winner of twpt? >> barack obama, right? >> not by a mile. patty murray and pa

her body was found by hikers near the uc santa cruz campus in 1994. tonight, joe vasquez learned more about the girl who disappeared so many years ago. >> it was horrible to hear what ended up happening to her, that she has been dead for that long. >> robert hanson was shocked to learn corey, the teenage neighbor who used it babysit his children were identified as the girl whose decades were found two decades ago. corey lived in this home in pacifica with her parents. they had adopted corey from a relative. she was a chronic run away. >> it was quite a traumatic ordeal as corey would leave home for a few days, often spending the night in homeless shelters, come back, only to run away yet again. >> you know how some kids go through teenage years have difficult times and corey was one of those teenagers who just didn't adjust or fit in real well. >> corey's body was found in santa cruz in january of 1994. police can't quite explain why her parents didn't report her missing until 2007. >> they had reported her missing a number of times. i don't know, lik

senator ted cruz.alk about someone who did a real filibuster, he did a faux filibuster on the floor of the senate, yammering on about whatever it was, i can't remember. >> green eggs and ham. >> hitler. >> chamberlain and a whole bunch of other things but it enhance his stature looking like he was fighting for the regular person when what he was really doing was giving the best performance of his life on behalf of himself. >> he was lying. >> to me it was watching bob mcdonald through the year. >> what a collapse. >> not knowing where the watch came from or where money for his daughter's wedding reception came from or fancy clothes on his wife's back. >> it was an amazing tv series watching him collapse from big star, next republican presidential nominee to is he, does he maybe need a criminal lawyer here? >> all year long we have been seeing this unravel from march until now and now it makes people think okay, where is this money going to? what is the law? virginia and other states that allows this to

here's what we're calling cruz-apalooza. ♪ >> here comes ted cruz. >> so i got to pick green eggs andgoing to read it to you. >> canadian senator ted cruz of texas. >> i do not like them here or there. i do not like them anywhere. >> fringe canadian senator ted cruz. >> eat them, eat them. here they are. >> wacko bird senator from texas ted cruz. >> do you like green eggs and ham? i do not like them, sam i am. i do not like green eggs and ham. >> canadian senator ted cruz of texas. >> i do so like green eggs and ham. thank you, thank you, sam i am. >> canadian-born senator from texas ted cruz. >>> i want you to know that we have a wonderful team of segment producers. i got a lot of respect for them. i mean, think about that. having to write for me when i go off on a tangent. here on "the ed show" who these producers help me craft, i believe, what are some real killer shows that cut to the issues. however, folks, this is live television. and oftentimes i kind of get them a little bit nervous when i just start following my heart and it just takes off. here's a look at "the ed show" unsc

santa cruz still going to 71. santa cruz yesterday was 77.o you will notice that difference there as well. upper 60s in gilroy. gilroy also broke a record yesterday. warmed to 73. and the beach hazard will continue one more day. if you are going to the beach bring along a hoody. a weak on shore breeze for the afternoon and a look at your extended forecast. showing you that this trend will not be a trend. and we are looking at hazy sky as we get into monday. new years eve it will be a dry one. mid 60s in the forecast for the afternoon. >>> as rosemary mentioned warmer weather across the bay area is drawing people to the coast. but the coast guard is warning don't turn your bookback to the ocean. hot spot has been ocean beach. plenty of people played in the water but the coast guard is cautioning people about sneaker waves. because they could come up fast and grab you under water. >> you don't necessarily even see them on the surface. it could be a rip current. it could be an under tow. >> there are -- there has been a number of incidents this

texas, ted cruz. >> do you like green eggs and ham?not like green eggs and ham. >> canadian senator ted cruz of texas. >> i do so like green eggs and ham. thank you, thank you, sam i am. >> canadian-born senator from texas, ted cruz. >>> i want you to know, we have a wonderful team of segment producers. i've got a lot of respect for them. think about that, having to write for me when i go off on a tangent. here on "the ed show," which these producers help me craft, i believe, what are some real killer shows that cut to the issues. however, folks, this is live television. and oftentimes, i kind of get them a little bit nervous when i start following my heart and it takes off. here's a look at the ed show unscripted 2013. >> he is a dancing machine! ♪ to the left ♪ >> we just put you on television dancing. ♪ >> since we have this theme of talking about negotiations, i thought we would negotiate, because i think he is the perfect independent that the democrats have to win over. he's got the working man hat. he's got the sweatshirt. he is

there is the santa cruz. 70 yesterday. 76 today. can see the lows are much, much warmer. 61 half-moon bay. i don't know about that but we will take a look. 49 san francisco. 38 san jose, 35 walnut creek. yes its still in the 30s for some. higher clouds help as well. a little component of an offshore breeze. 17 bookends there at reno and south lake tahoe. 31 ukiah. and monterey is 39. again they are looking for a little bit of a pretty good warmup today. these system up there will dive toward the sierra, nevada on thursday. that will really cool us down. today its all sunshine and warmer temps. mostly sunny here. higher clouds nice to mild to warm. 30s and 40s to near 50s on the lows. afternoon temps from about half- moon bay all the way down to santa cruz you will see near 70- degree temps. even santa rosa is in there. close for some. nice to warm today, tomorrow and a cool down starts wednesday. big cool down on thursday. we will turn that around on friday. >> all right, thank you. >>> two possible deals could make it a busy day on

but that show of diplomacy was lost by texas senator ted cruz. the only u.s.d the service cruz is of cuban dissent and walked out of the memorial service when castro began to speak. just as mandela was released after 27 years in prison, castro should finally release his political prisoners. he should hold free elections and once and for all set the cuban people free. >>> well, on a much lighter note, ted cruz is featured in a new coloring book. really big coloring book says the 24-page cruz to the future is not an endorsement but an educational tool. publisher says it is a nonpartisan fact-driven view of how cruz became a u.s. senator. at $4.99, it could be a good stocking stuffer. and katie perry reveals while her republican parents did not come to her performance at president obama's inauguration in january. she banned them. she said they understood. but sh he told a magazine they didn't vote for obama but when i was asked to sung at the inauguration she was like we can come. i was like, no, you can't. i love you so much but that is on principle. she stuck t

coloring book now this is not a story from the onion or actually is a ted cruz coloring book ted cruz to the future coloring book is now available for purchase online and really is a must have stocking stuffer for young wacko birds this holiday season not only do owners of the cruise to the future book yet to hone their art skills they get to as well the clues family get to learn about the second amendment and read all about ted cruz's epically self-indulgent obamacare fake filibuster i mean what could be more fun than learning about how to sell america out to the billionaire class again i repeat this is not a story from the onion to ted cruz coloring book really does exist but despite its impressive collection of educational material there's apparently one glaring omission owners of the cruise to the future comic coloring activity book unfortunately do not get a chance to color in ted cruz's canadian birth certificate. last month a washington state legislature agreed to give an airplane manufacturer boeing a staggering eight point seven billion dollars in tax breaks in the attempt to

cruz is pushing the republican party to the fringe.ognition embolden some called rogues like cruz? >> well, you know, it's really hard to have a serious conversation when you're mentioning ted cruz and pope francis in the same breath. you know -- >> i want you to have a serious conversation. >> i know. >> because he is on the front page of "time." >> that's what i'm trying to do here. and when you talk about who had the most impact this year, what you're measuring is positive impact, pope francis, versus negative impact, ted cruz. and i think many americans would hope -- >> why was -- why was he considered? >> because, again -- i'm not comparing ted cruz to a dictator but i think stalin and hitler and other people have been -- persons of the year. who has the most impact, good or bad. and i think ted cruz was probably more on the negative side of the ledger there. this is a guy who shut down the government, as you know. cost the american economy $28 billion. people couldn't get paychecks. lost -- families were hard-strapped, all becaus

you had ted cruz really soaking the flames. he lit the match on the new ght against obamacare which was a winning battle in 2010. they reignited the obamacare conversation just as the implementation was going to start. conservatives rose up. ted cruz put a lot of pressure on the house republicans to insist on defunding obamacare, preventing it from going into effect as the condition of funding the government and that of course led to the government shutdown when the president and the democrats in the senate quite predictably were not going to get rid of their central akeefement. >> the tea party has had over the past six months a resurgence around the affordable care act. i think that has given new energy to them. and i think that has sharpened the differences between the establishment wing and the tea party wing. >> these lawmakers have a tremendous amount of flunals. ted cruz, rand paul being another one. they really do capture the grass roots. do they want to capture it and govern from the inside? does ted cruz want to be ma

>> then de la cruz told us there's another reason to stop gang life. >> i stopped for my son.t's my little boy. everybody says after they seen him, that's your junior right there. he's got his hair spiked up there, too. that's the day we're at the hospital right when he was born. >> the thing about joseph that stood out for me was the fact that here was this young man who is obviously gang affiliated in a pretty tough prison who had made a very huge transformation because of his child. i rarely see people in his situation be moved to change because of children. his love for his son was so great he made some pretty monumental changes in order to try to get out and be a father. >> my son is always going to be loved, going to the best schools. he already has money for his college. he is going to be all right. you know what i'm saying? i'm not trying to start trouble or be part of one of those little gangs. i want to do my time and get out of here. >> after further investigation lieutenant munoz found no evidence that de la cruz is an active gang member. so now he suspects that de

80 today in santa cruz. north, northeast wind it comes off the santa cruz mountains. that air heats up and heads toward santa cruz. that's why you were in the upper 70s, but a huge summer- like ridge of high pressure. this is what we typically see in august, not a week and a half before christmas. sneaking through that upper level area of low pressure will be a tiny little low pressure area. this is key for us, because on wednesday, not tomorrow, but wednesday the winds come out of the south. a south wind will give us better air quality and knock those 60s and 70s back down to 50. then wednesday night, we get a glancing blow, but that is about all we will get. wednesday night, your one chance of showers early thursday morning. after that, we're dry for another week. likely all the way through christmas. one more warm day tomorrow. cooler weather, better air quality is back on wednesday. a few showers are possible wednesday night. look at these highs. up near 70. also san jose, you'll get there. los altos. 66. dublin, mid 60s tomorrow. oakland, you will hit 67. and 66

santa cruz, the forecast, these are the forecasted temperatures by me, 76. record is 74 in 1923. i think they will get there. i really do. gilroy is 72. but they need to get to 75. oakland, 67, downtown oakland 76, 1998. livermore, 66. they would have to get to 72. san jose will be close. going 68. the record is 70 in 1998. maybe east san jose. but it has to be downtown. 30s, 40s, 50s to near 60 on some of the lows. we'll have 60s and 70s this afternoon. 47 in napa, not bad. and 59 half moon bay. but 47 san francisco. 39. that's at moffett. you know across 101 it's probably about 34. san jose at 39 degrees. there is a little easterly breeze here, not a lot. napa is 13 miles an hour. the direction is offshore from land to sea. it helps those near the coast. half moon bay had an easterly breeze. they were 63. just incredible. 5:00 a.m. higher clouds will filter in here. after that, we'll see this is the warmest day of the week. a system will drop down right up there. that will give us a cooldown. so today, warm monday, tuesday won't be bad. but don't get used

most of the crazies are listening to ted cruz and he's not ceding any ground on anything.igration reform i think is going to be really tough to get done whereas i think even though it's in the best interests of the republican party if they'd look at a map or census report you know it's not the secret documents, guys. >> no and to your point, ted cruz let's not forget he said he wasn't not not in favor of the government shutdown. he was first saying i'm against the government shut down then saying i never said that. he can't be trusted. when we look at immigration reform you're already seeing the catholic bishops are organizing going to do mass mobilization in the first week when congress gets back in session, you also see the tech companies such as mark zuckerberg's piece, going to congressional congress where the last 20 30 votes are needed to move the needle. i had conversations with a couple republican congressional members before the break and they believed in immigration reform but they were too afraid of the extreme right to stand up for it. come on guys. there is an

mike lee and ted cruz, they did what we told them to do. meanwhile, the john boehners and the mitch mcconnells of the world are trying to take ted cruz and mike lee and destroy them. mitch mcconnell is the biggest two faced liar i have ever seen. i missed some of the best of it. the other guy is -- what is this about? are people in that radio world out there and driving in their cars that actually believe as glenn beck just said that boehner is a progressive and the other guy is a liar, whatever the words he used? >> i don't know what mark levine and glenn beck believe because it's too scary to look into their souls. but the real question is while there's a fight between them and heritage action and boehner and republicans who want to be grownups and divide government this is going to be arbitrated not by either side but by the republican/conservative base. one reason why the party and tea party lurched to the right because that's where the votes have been ever since obama began this gigantic backlash. so they're still going to be fight wlg

. >> i would agree with you on that but i would add ted cruz. in his short year in the senate, he has been able to offend every member of the senate, which is his party. >> i think 17 women have asserted that they had a sexual harassment moment with him that is no small moment for a public figure. >> i'll give ted cruz the domestic award. >> reconcile with the political opposition and morrissy refused and now he's on trial. worst politician. and the most defining political moment. >> august, the american people rise up and say no to obama war on syria. >> the 16 day government day government shutdown. >> >> i would say president obama, the red line that he drew and walked away from it, undermining his credibility here and abroad. >> filibuster rule in the senate. >> most defining moment is on air apology for my leading americans when he promised they could keep their health insurance. and turn code of the year? >> edward snowden. >> i would also say rubio who campaigned for the bill and ten turn as away from it. >> i would say anthony wiener is

so let's take a look. >> roll call, santa cruz police department. the calm before the storm. >> it's coming around and taking us to the map, please. i appreciate it. >> our crime stats are showing the efforts you guys are making, and overall year-to-date right now we're down 12% on overall crime. >> as the men and women of day shift lock, load and hit the road, they're armed with an entirely new type of law enforcement weapon. >> all right. where are we going? >> the ability to predict where crime is going to occur. we rolled out with them to see how it works. >> so downstairs here this is where we house the operations division of the police department. >> deputy chief steve clark is a 20-year veteran of the santa cruz police department. he knows want -- the place inside and out. he also knows where it needs to go in the future, a knowledge that led him to an innovative predicting software called pretzel. >> at that time we remember focusing on vehicle burglaries as well as stolen cars, and we found the model was incredibly accurate at predicting th

her body was found by hikers near uc-santa cruz in 1994. kpix 5's joe vazquez learned more about the girl who disappeared so many years ago. >> it was horrible. >> reporter: robert hanson of pacifica was shocked to learn cory was identified as the girl whose remained were found two decades ago in santa cruz. cory lived on manor drive in pacifica with her parents both who died recently. they had adopted cory from a relative. she was a chronic runaway. it was a traumatic ordeal for the family as cory would leave home for a few days spending the night in homeless shelters in san francisco, come back, only to run away again. >> you know how some kids go through difficult teen years, she is one of those who didn't adjust. >> reporter: her body was found in santa cruz in january of 1994. police can't quite explain why her parents didn't report her missing until 2007. >> they had record her missing a number of times -- reported her missing a number of times. maybe the last time she ran away they didn't report her but i know they had reported her b

explica pedro ultreras, el nuevo plan de salud tiene varias alternativas de bajo preico >> marina cruz0 y así >> más deducibles.. >> cruz de 25 años gana 17 mil dólares anuales como asistente de oficina, penso que el obama car seria su solución >> como toda ciudadano aplique, fui , entre, y luego encontrarme que tengo que patgar esta cantidad que no me curbre todo >> platino, oro, plata y bronce son los 4 niveles de cobertura, este último más barato pero bneneficios limitados. >> el bronce es par una persona que gane como 15 mil dólares al año. el paciente tiene que pagar de su bolsillo el 40% >> debido a sus bajos ingresos marina tiene muchos alternativas a bajo costo, pero desconoce que si paga uno de plata tendria más cobertura. >> todo el mundo anda perdido con el obama care. >> marina cruz ha caiodo en confudion como la mayoría pero los adultos mayores son los más beneficiados, podrían adquirirlo por 50 dólares mnensuales o menos. >> expertos dicen que l omejor es buscar información detallada. >> la reforma de salud entra en efecto desde el 1 de ener odel año entrante >> vermos la

is that it's a coloring book which means your children will get a unique chance to interact with cruz's ideology and film the texas senators hall the lifeless outline with color but surprisingly this isn't the first time that propaganda about the government has been made how to bowl for children who can forget the nine eleven commission reports dumbed down comic book version or what about the bin laden raid coloring book titled the kids book of freedom guys this trends go to and don't indoctrinate your kids with pre-established political beliefs before they can even read now let's break this that. it was a. very hard to. cut. lightly ever had sex with the target there. was. such.

those are so two thousand and eight which is why today i'm very excited about the release of ted cruz's brand new children's book because richest oracle narrative not only outlines his rise of the senate but it teaches america's children how to take their country back cruise style it's called ted cruz to the future but you're probably recalled ted cruz of the past because that's where this book is taking our kids one of the themes is the importance of religion when it comes to politics because it all separation of church and state thing was just a suggestion another of course is obamacare that suggests that it's worse than mass murder for profit because according to ted cruz providing health care to poor people is quote worse than any war but the best part the absolute best part about this is that it's a coloring book which means your children will get a unique chance to interact with cruz's ideology and film the texas senators hall lifeless outline with color but surprisingly this isn't the first time that propaganda about the government has been made palatable for children who can for

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. >> roll call, santa cruz police department, the calm before the storm. >> it's coming around.e a look. >> our crime stats are scho showing the efforts you are making and overall we are down 12% on all crimes. >> lock load and hit the road. they are armed with an entirety new type of law enforcement weapon. the ability to predict where crime is going to occur. we've rolled out with them to see how it works. is. >> so downstairs here this is where we house the operations division of the police department. >> deputy chief steve clark is a 20 year veteran of the santa cruz police department. he knows the place inside and out. he also knows where it needs to go in the future. a knowledge that led him to an innovative predictive police software called predsel. >> we were focusing on burglaries, automobile burglaries and stolen cars. this showed us where these were likely to occur. at that point we figured out we had something here. >> it sounded like a tom cruise movie. >> it really doesn't know anything about the demographics of individuals who live in that area. what the economic