cruz won the fight. he did a lot of damage to the other person. >> banged his head against the bed frames and stuck my hands in this mouth and tried to rip his [ bleep ] mouth off. he ended up bleeding bad. then the police came up and they wouldn't come in the unit except that one lieutenant. >> he threatened to take out half our staff. he said, i could bring 20 people in there and 10 of them were going to the hospital. my boss just let me keep continuing to talk to him until we got him settled down. >> he didn't even have to ask me. i have to go to the hole, right? he's like, you got to go to the hole, okay, but no handcuffs. >> i basically wound up taking him down to the hole by myself, and we had an open rapport and communication since then. >> you're the one mother [ bleep ] i will bow down before. >> now that he's gotten older, he doesn't do that quite like he used to. now he uses his ability to talk and his stature to make a presence in the facility. >> cruz says he is a proud member of the jail's

check out our santa cruz camera next to the boardwalk, 65 degrees. look how calm that water is right now. it's about 56 degrees right offshore. look at temperatures. starting at the bay, 56 today, 68 in ocean beach, 80 in santa cruz. tomorrow, clouds, cooling us a little, 57 in bodega bay, and half moon 79, and sunday is likely the coolest day, least amount of sun, and temperatures again in the mid-60s to 70s in santa cruz. we have 90s and 80s for the rest of us. that's coming up in the forecast. >> oh, mike, sounds good. take a moment to look at the exploratory camera at pier 15. you are looking at a preview of the weekend mike told you about. glassy water, warm temperatures soaked in sun. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is live in santa cruz. how's it looking out there? >> reporter: well, natasha, i was assigned this story because a very important message to get out to everyone out there. you will need to wear sunscreen over the next couple days. it's an important warning and make sure you have enough to cover all of your exposed skin. here's the t

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y los casos llegaron a santa cruz.propagaciÓn de norovirus. ramÓn: buenas noches. las autoridades escolares hacen importantes recomendaciones para evitar que se siga propagando el contagio. aquÍ la informaciÓn. el temor por la propagaciÓn del norovirus mantiene latente la preocupaciÓn entre padres de familia. >> he oÍdo sobre las otras mamÁs en la escuela que tienen un niÑo enfermo. ramÓn: no es para menos, desde el pasado 4 de mayo se han confirmado 368 casos de personas posiblemente infectadas con el norovirus entre ellas, varios alumnos de 14 escuelas de san josÉ como obligando a tomar medidas para detener la propagaciÓn entre estudiantes. >> tome nota de su nombre, se deben quedar en casa por lo menos 48 horas despuÉs de que ella se siente bien. ramÓn: la situación se agrava debido a que se reportaron 18 casos entre niÑos y adultos en un departamento en una sonando y no incorporada en el condado de santa cruz, desatando una campaÑa de prevenciÓn para detener el contagio. >> vamos a las escuelas para educar a los ni

se conmemora el dÍa de la santa cruz.pasado nada. >>> miles de ellos celebran el dÍa de las santa cruz fecha que segÚn la tradiciÓn catÓlica, conmemora el hallas dpo de la cruz donde muriÓ jesÚs. muchos como juan manuel, asegura que este dÍa es para bendecir la construcciÓn si pedir que nada le pase a Él ni a sus compaÑeros durante la jornada de trabajo. >>> le piden al seÑor jesucristo por medio de la cruz, que les de protecciÓn. >>> para eso deben colocar una cruz con flores en algÚn punto visible de la obra no hacerlo, como explica este inge naoer puede traer mala suerte. >>> en una obra que no se haga puede haber accidentes o alguna contingencia. >>> luego de trabajar mediodÍa, dejan las herramientas para celebrar. en esta obra, en el banquete hay barbacoa, carnitas y las cerveza no podrÍa faltar. >>> aquÍ el contratista puso la comida. >>> segÚn el instituto nacional de geografÍa y estadistica. en mÉxico hay 2 millones y medio de albaÑiles, que todo los dÍas construyen el paisaje urbano de este paÍs isa osorio notici

cruz, but i hate ted cruz. >> senator al franken has a new book out in which he shares perhaps one ofst cuts against ted cruz, one that literally left the ever loquacious senator speechless, and that's thing 2 in 60 seconds. >>> minnesota senator al franken has a new book out in which he dedicated an entire chapter to texas senator ted cruz. according to a page tweeted by jonathan tyla, one section recounts senator amy klobuchar pre-clearing a ted cruz joke she was going to tell at the gridiron club dinner with cruz himself. amy smiled. here it is. when most people think of a difficult cruise, they think of carnival. but we democrats in the senate think of ted. ted smiled and then he offered a suggestion. what if you changed a difficult cruise to a challenging cruise? franken writes, cruz eventually relented, saying i tell you what. i believe in the first amendment. you go ahead and tell your joke. franken stepped in and asked if he wanted to hear his rewrite. okay. here it is. when most people think of a cruise that's full of crap, they think of carnival. but we think of ted. there w

live from santa cruz! >> reporter: police say the fbi is involved because besides this county crimes happened in at least one other state. dr. james was affiliated with two other medical facilities here in santa cruz and he had just accepted a new job. he was known to many as a respected neurosurgeon in santa cruz but now at the santa cruz county jail of a lewd and lvivious act on a child under 14. >> the charges he was booked and arrested on the faces a potential life sentence. >> reporter: a person came to the police about the case and he was affiliated with the dominican hospital in santa cruz. and a nurses with arrested on 11 felonies including multiple charges related to production of child pornography. police would not confirm if jordan's arrest was related to kohut, only saying two adults were arrested. >> we are cooperating with the crimes against children. >> reporter: we visited kohut's home and neighbors were sparked and said they were moving to arkansas and that he had just joined their staff.

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the temperatures out, in santa cruz, looking pretty. the sky was gorgeous, the sunset, thanks to our fine photographers, always giving us great pictures. livermore, 70 right now. concord 71, san francisco 61 and santa rosa checking in at 65 degrees mild night tonight, staying in the 60s for many of us. fremont 61, san jose 62. concord 63, upper 50s santa rosa and napa, san francisco one of the cool spots, 56. san francisco will be cooler tomorrow by eight degrees because the onshore flow is beginning to return. it's usually about a 24 to 48 hour process to envelope the entire bay area. not going inland, places like concord and martinez and bay point will still be plenty toasty with highs in the 90s. but things will change some. even though the ridge is exactly where it was 24 hours ago, won't move much tomorrow, it will move after that. that will allow the onshore flow and very chilly air over the pacific to invade the entire area by friday. if you like the warm weather, get outside and enjoy it tomorrow. wednesday in the santa clara va

she is fighting extradition to santa cruz county. as for dr.ames kohut, he will next appear in court on may 26. reporting live in santa cruz, matt keller, "abc 7 news." >>> thank you. we are tracking breaking news as well from novato where the marin county sheriff's office is investigating the deaths of two people found shot this morning. >> officials say family members found the victims. deputies received a 911 call at 8:30 this morning from family members reporting the crime near atherton avenue. the circumstances of the shooting are still under investigation, but investigators tell us they're waiting for a search warrant to enter the home. >> now to the latest scandal to rock the white house. president trump may be preparing for a public showdown with fired fbi director james comey. the big question now, did the president try to block the fbi's russian investigation. here's abc's maggie rulli with new develops. >> good job. >> reporter: while addressing the coast guard academy at graduation, president trump did not shy away from the drama su

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inland did not so much a factor but you can see this coming in from santa cruz and a little bit of fogget half moon bay but this breeze will wipe it out. when you have water temperatures at 48 to 51, as cold as i have seen in a long time and if that maintains it will be june gloom. 40s on the temperatures in 50s for some, 48 at saratoga, and gilroy at 45. it is a cool 43 in boulder creek with cupertino at 47. 38 in truckee and they had sunshine one temperatures on thursday and snow on friday and saturday. ukiah at 49 in monterey at 50. we have this cloud cover from saturday and diving down into southern california to give them rain. in southern california it is sweater weather. the high today in palm springs in the low 80s. tomorrow in phoenix it will be 70 degrees and the averages 92. -- the average is usually 92, and this is a very cool pattern as we take a look at that low. a warm up today and tomorrow with this high pressure building in, and another system will dig and to stick around for a while. today and tomorrow except for parts of the coast at san mateo and santa cruz, warmer

she caught this 20-pound salmon in santa cruz. now, gianna might be just 8 but check out the grip she has on that finish fish! that's an amazing fisherman right there! >> not her first rodeo. >> that girl knows what she is doing. you think you can do better? send us your fishing picture to catchoftheday@kpix.com. salmon steak for everybody! >> nice fish. >> good stuff. >>> coming up in our next half- hour, a house victory for president trump's healthcare overhaul. the key part of the plan putting people with pre- existing conditions in high risk pools. we look at the problems that came with a similar program here in california. >> a meth bust turns up an unlikely ringleader. the california inmate accused of running a major drug operation from behind bars. >> and a door flies off a muni train mid commute. the scary moments in an underground tunnel. ,,,, hey allergy muddlers are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the

la enfermera brandon y el doctor kohut estn detenidos en santa cruz, mientras que la enfermera stephensas autoridades han solicitado su extradicin la relacin que tienen los sospechosos con sus vctimas, que van desde los 3 aÑos hasta los 13, no fue dada a conocer... nat "hasta cundo su hija de vea con el?" pero la seÑora esperanza s sabe muy bien quin es el doctor kohut... ya que l atendida a su hija... sot esperanza ortiz/ su hija fue paciente del sospechoso "ella se sorprendi porque dice que incluso estaba platicando con l y le dijo que qu d le pareca a el, doctores que a veces los acusaban de asesinato y que dijo ella o muy malo" los sospechosos: brandon de 42 aÑos, es residente de watsonville y trabajaba en el hospital dominican en santa cruz kohut de 57 , es residente de arizona pero tiene una vivienda en santa cruz y stephens de 29, es residente de phoenix, arizona oficiales descartan que hayan ms sospechosos involucrados en este crimen que tiene consternada a toda una comunidad... outro de ser encontrados culpables... los presustos agresores sexuales podran permanecer el resto de

now 4 1/2 years later authorities say they found the santa cruz woman's body. and now they need your help figuring out what happened. 29-year-old jenny herum graduated from santa cruz high school and was attended cabrillo college at the time of her disappearance. detectives say herum gave to a baby boy in 2012 then walked out of the maternity center never to be seen again by family or friends. early last year a couple hiking found skeletal remains that match herum's dna. and authorities are now hoping someone who saw her alive will come forward. >> we're hoping that someone may tell us, hey, yeah, we saw ms. herum in and around this area and we may be able to match that up with what information we know which can then tell us again whether or not this information is credible. >> investigators are not saying where or how she died until someone comes forward. herum's son is now 4. he's being raised by his father who investigators say has been cooperative. >>> to a developing story out of washington, d.c. the first wave of interviews to replace ousted fbi director

en vivo desde santa cruz david gonzlez noticiero telemundo 48.lorena --esperando persuadir al jurado para que no lo sentencien a la pena de muerte, los abogados de antolin garcia torres pretenden usar la infancia del acusado. take vo --la defensa interpuso una mocion pidiendo que un psicologo hable sobre el abandono, la violencia y el incesto que supuestamente garcia torres sufri con su familia. --una jueza decidir este lunes sobre la peticin. take cam pan vo cesar ---esta maÑana ocurrio el mortal choque de un autobus contra un automovil en el condado de alameda... --la victima era el alguacil "sroey khin" de 50 aÑos de edad quien estaba fuera de servicio --el autobus transitaba a 55 empleados de "tesla" hacia el este por la carrtetera 580, --cuando se impacto contra el vehiculo del oficial --el conductor del autobus se habria visto afectado por el reflejo del sol, lo que pudo ocasionar el accidente. lorena --tal parece que los hispanos estan dejando de reportar los crimenes que ocurren en sus comunidades o en contra de ellos mismos....... debido

absolutely perfect day to be on the beach in santa cruz. check out this live picture from the board walk and the main beach, just simply stunning and it's geneva convention to it's going to be a beautiful evening to watch the sunset there. a spectacular day in the sierra. this is a live picture at heavenly mountain resort. this is causing some concern about all the snow that is rapidly melting. it is pretty warm up there. the heat is lingering into the evening. here's a look at hercules from drone view 7. lovely picture. it reached 91 degrees there today. that's 18 degrees above normal actually. abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is here with a look at the hot forecast. >> that's right, hot enough to set a record in napa. take a look. 94 degrees. the previous record was set in 1996 of 93 degrees. it was hot in 0 inland areas, concord, gilroy, san rafael. 90s with santa rosa. san francisco 83, redwood city 91, san jose 89 degrees. today, now, these are highs so far. these are not the official readings. they will be coming in shortly. from

>> reporter: obviously, a very disturbing case here in santa cruz. a doctor facing child molestation charges, working here for a long time and affiliations in two hospitals. this is a picture of dr. james kohut. his name and photo do not come up on the current website. he's listed as a neurosurgeon in santa cruz associated with several hospitals here in the area including the dominican and phe was booked on three charges including lewd and lascivious acts on a child under so and another under the age of 14. the district attorney explained to how serious the charges are. >> the three charges that are currently that he was booked in on as arrested on, he faces a potential life sentence. >> reporter: officials with the dominican hospital are aware of the allegations and have taken the appropriate steps, but could not comment more because it's a personnel matter. they are evalwaiting the case to se if more charges will be filed. he could be here in the courthouse as early as tomorrow to be arraigned. reporting live in santa cruz, abc 7 news. >>> matt, th

here's a look at santa cruz.t water looks inviting, especially when it looks like it's going to be in the 80s. and total sunshine as the marine layer comes back over the weekend. light breezes if you are heading out on the bay. if you are just out and about, if you get hot find shade, because we are not going to be used to temperatures in the 90s in some areas after being in the 60s a couple days ago. this morning we are waking up in the low to mid-50s to the san ramon valley, and you can see antioch at pittsburg. temperatures to mid and upper 50s to san jose at 57. novato is the cool spot, 46. there's a look at the marine layer clouds and you can see it just off the coast. 90s through the central valley, and 84 in l.a. and 94 in palm springs, and 65 degrees today in tahoe. nothing but sunshine. 70 tomorrow and then there's a flood warning for sunday of the rapid snow-melt that is going to happen around tahoe, so stay away from the streams. they will be extremely cold and could cause be running very rapidly. temp

a live look now from the santa cruz beach tower cam.this broadcast from the beach? >> toes in the water. >> exact through. warm temps. matt keller was in santa cruz getting a head start on his weekend. >> reporter: there's really no such thing as perfect, but how else would you describe the weather in santa cruz today? >> beautiful out here. really nice. >> i love the scenery. >> reporter: surfers, kayakers, stand up paddleboarders, taking advantage of the plentiful sunshine and lack of crowds. however they know the weekend will be different. >> perfect weather. >> it will be busy. the earlier you go, less people. got to get here early. >> reporter: sea lions won't be the only one r ones lounging around this weekend. temperatures in the 90s and spots in the bay area means people will flock to santa cruz where temperatures are forecasted to hit the mid to upper 70s. you may see sea otters snacking on food in the water. and you'll definitely see tourists filling up the restaurants and businesses in the area like the brothers seafood on th

matt keller is live for us at uc santa cruz. >> reporter: this protest is still going on.ut this door. they have it barricaded. you can see chairs and garbage cans and a big table there trying to keep people out of the hall. they say they are going to be % here until their demands are met. this is the front entrance of kerr hall. all the staff was cleared out and now it's just the black student african alliance. several students were sleeping on the floor and nobody came out to talk to us. and an administrator did tell us they want among other things, more housing and they want the house painted red, green and black. a uc santa cruz spokesman said the chancellor has responded to the demands. >> gave the chancellor a simple -- a very simple list of demands that will uplift and confirm the humanity of the black people here and make sure they have a safe place for years to come. >> uc santa cruz does not have a large housing fund so there are specific ones we cannot do. >> the spokesperson said as long as it's a peaceful protest they will let it unfold. they are continuing to

i'm afraid mr cruz you have got to doa i'm afraid mr cruz you have got to do a lot better than that and annoying and tells us nothing, even if you have a high vizjacket on, in an office, that is. sport now and a full round up from the bbc sport centre. we'll start at lords where england's batsmen are having a terrible time in the final one—day international against south africa. just have a look at this. at one point, england were 20 for 6 — losing all those wickets in the first half an hour of the match. jason roy, joe root, eoin morgan, alex hales, jos buttler and adil rashid tamely dismissed. kagiso rabada with four of those wickets. here's how they went. jason roy was dispatched in the first over and joe root not long after. england' s slow start proceeded to stutter and stall as skipper eoin morganjoined the procession. then it was alex hales who conked out and left england on 15—4. kagiso rabada had this third wicket as england's shocker continued withjos buttler sent packing. the very next bowl from rabada and adil rashid went for a duck and south africa had claimed four wickets

. >> stolen review's all found in the vacant lot up in the santa cruz mountain the bust is coming up next. >> you know we're doing this for the long haul. the work is for the future. >> from sun baked streets to shade covered avenues. how one man daily walk to school inspired his new mission to beauty fie his hometown of palo alto. >> meteorologist jeff ranieri nothing but blue sky on beaches but i'll tell you more about a 25 degree drop in temperatures and also the possibility of a little bit of rain in the forecast at 5:20 tonight. over. an unusual ar ring has been stopped in its tracks. among >>> fast and furious but now it's over. in an unusual crime ring has been stopped in its tracks here a picture of one of the cars stolen. take a look at the before items but here is what the car looks like now. much different. totally x4tripped. nbc bay area damian trujillo joinsÑiÑi news santa cruz mount >> reporter: raj deputies leahy z the stolen race cart( and ci 3 out in axdq remote part of vaca lot and they came up on the >> tow truck driver aspen the amp loading up the vehicles in the

the suspects then met near santa cruz to share the images. we've also received a copy of this letter. the santa cruz office of education sent to the school district. one of the men charged worked as a temporary aid and cabin leader. kids in the district may have attended. >>> the fall out continues in washington over the firing of fbi director james comey. democrats crying foul calling the timing suspicious. comey asked for more money and manpower to expand the fbi investigation into russian hacking and possible ties to the trump campaign. lawmakers say they want more information so did crowds of protesters gathering to get answers. >> why did your fire director comey? >> he wasn't doing a good job. >> on twitter the president lashed out at critics promising when things calm down, they will be thanking me. adding even more suspicion the president met behind closed doors with russia's top diplomat. the white house says the meetings were already scheduled. protests not only taking place at the white house but right here in the bay area. you'r

. >> look how calm it looks in santa cruz this morning. the beach a nice place to be this weekend, about 70 to get away from the heat. if you are on the bay, not as breezy or choppy as it has been and burning sunshine if you are doing exercising. 40s in daly city and pacifica, and everybody else on the peninsula in the low 50s. upper 40s to low 50s in the rest of our neighborhoods. let's look at the next three days. 60s and 70s today, and 60s and 80s tomorrow. 60s and almost 90s on friday. they are coming back for the weekend forecast. we will show you that coming up. if we had an eye in the sky that could look at traffic, wouldn't be great. >> 580 looking great. livermore into the dublin area, we are not seeing any issues so far this morning. we did see the typical delays as you get through the tracy area, and once you get past that, everything is just fine. we will certainly take it. a quick check of northbound 880, >>> new details. the san francisco municipal transportation agency is taking action after being criticized for not spending

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today is the last sunny day at the beach, at least everywhere but santa cruz.on the bay, light breezes. if you are hot, find shade today. and then we have 49 in livermore, one of the cool spots along with the upper 40s through the north bay. let's take a look at your highs today around state 94 in palm springs, and 91 through the central valley and 65 in tahoe, and sunday is a key day, there's a flood warning for sunday because of rapid snow-melt. hypothermia a possibility if you get stuck in one of those. >>> i want to take you back to a sigalert on niles canyon road. sky 7 over this crash right now and it looks like there are two ambulances on the scene, and three vehicles involved and this is east of palg we did just watch them pull one of the drivers out of the white van. he did appear to be talking but they just loaded him in the ambulance and just a ton of damage done to the three vehicles that are involved. they are working on setting up a closure for both directions, you can use 680 as an alternate and i am already seeing a backup and you do not want to

reports that lilliana cruz mendez came from el salvador to the u.s.n 2006 and was arrested by border patrol. i a judge ordered her removal, but she made her way to virginia. in december -- because of prosecutorial discretion, she got a stay of removal in 2013 and '15. when she checked in yesterday, suddenly enforced. her lawyers have asked for an emergency stay of deportation. >> if lilliana is who they're calling a criminal alien, i think that has no meaning whatsoever. what's happening, they're terrorizing these communities and separating families. >> reporter: these supporters now vowing to put pressure on i.c.e. and elected leaders to release cruz mendez. >> you can see by everybody standing here that she is somebody we will not forget about, and we will try and do everything in our power to make sure she's free. >> reporter: now the lawyers for cruz mendez say the request for an emergency stay of deportation is presently under review and i.c.e. officials say they could have a decision within days. >> thank you. >>> new concerns about how the fede

matt keller a live for us at uc santa cruz?here on the santa cruz campus but the protest is still going on, and they have the entrance barricaded with chairs, garbage cans and the door is locked and 100 to 200 s are locked in here, and they said the university was not listening to them, and they locked themselves in the university yesterday afternoon, university yesterday afternoon, and they red, green and black. >> we gave the chancellor a very simple list of demands that will uplift and confirm the humanity of the black people. >> the dean responded to the list last month with an explanation of what we are able to do and not able to do. >> the spokesperson for uc santa cruz says as lost as it's a peaceful protest, they will let it unfold. >> thank you, matt. >>> we expect another big crowd in the east bay for what could be a second night of heated school meetings. there's a flight over whether a large district should be split into two. a group of parents that live in an affluent are wanting a smaller district that they say is

but look at this fog, some down toward santa cruz and half moon bay has fog as well.clear skies in the 40s and 50s and woodside at 44 degrees, and pacifica at 47, san carlos at 48 and 47 in sanford. it is cool and that strong low moving into southern california keeping them on the cool side but the rain moving south of san diego. this is impressive for this time of year. that high pressure coming in for two days with another system digging in and a bump up for monday tuesday before get back into the cooler weather, 60s and 70s and a few low 80s today. >>> the solano county commute is where we will start and so far it is not bad driving vacaville to fairfield with a little bit of slowing in vallejo. slowing down on i-80 westbound toward the 13 is bridge and with the interstate getting better by the time you cross the bridge. driving down through the maccarthur maze not a back commute to the bay bridge toll plaza but the metering lights are on and a lot of people are waiting to get onto the bridge with a 10 minute delay.>>> it is 5:31 am. >>> the jury will resume delibe

santa cruz low cloud deck, santa clara valley as well. patrick says good morning, steve, warmer in minneapolis than here. the crazy weather train keeps rolling yes. >> 63 degrees can we find 63's here? no 40s, 50s. 53 hayward, oakland, yes, it's a crazy pattern cool weather without a doubt on the west coast big draw out -- low dropping in for unseasonably cool pattern for them low clouds are here and water temperatures continue to be brisk when you get the north west wind upper 40s, low 50s playing into a cool pattern in the coast in the low in san francisco west southwest, delta breeze is there. 45 ukiah phoenix is high tomorrow, 78, 17 degree below average in palm springs, very cool today. maybe 17 degrees below average for this time of year. one low kicking out showers. that will move south. one system taking the sierra not so much us but keeping a cool pattern in place for wednesday and we will see a rebound on the temperatures 60s, 70s for most. temperatures inland as you might imagine well below average, a degrees for some, almost 1

mid-60s from ocean beach and half moon bay, 74 in santa cruz and monterey.ooks like will you get some sun at 69 degrees. check out what happens tonight. this is 5:00 tonight. as we go through the overnight tomorrow the fog begins to form. it clings to the coast and pretty much throughout the afternoon tomorrow, we will see it bank up at the shore lines, to that, we will bring more grey sky at our beaches. today in the south bay, 87 for you and san jose. 85 in sunny vam. upper '80s in the city. palo alto and mountain view a. warm day, 60s from the coast. sunset district in the mid-60s as well, in the north bay, we got some 90s again through santa rosa to calistoga. 83 in oekdz. 86 in fremont. inland, the low 90s. a couple degrees warmer than yesterday. over at the coliseum, it's getting warm with just a very light breeze. overnight tonight, we have 40s and 50s, comfortable accuweather 7-day forecast. 60s, '80s and 90s today and tomorrow, a little more of a breeze in the afternoon. tomorrow, monday, we stay warm inland. that's about the last edge of that warm

he was associated with dominican hospital in santa cruz. a nurse was also arrested on seven felonies, including multiple charges related to child pornography. they would not say if jordan's arrest was related. only saying two other adults were arrested. >> we are collaborating with the fbi and internet crimes against children because of the complexity of the case. >> reporter: neighbors were shocked to hear the news and told us they were moving to arkansas. an online posting confirmed cohut had just joined their staff. they're still piecing together the case. >> we are unsure if there are any further victims that we are aware of. if there is anybody else out there that knows of the investigation or is in need of help, they can always reef out to the police department. >> reporter: he had his license revoked to 2009. but he was put on probation for three years, one was for viewing and downloading adult pornography at a hospital which he denied. in santa cruz, abc 7 news. >>> a ucsf psychiatrist is out on bail after pleading not guilty to cha

when i put it to mr cruz, he flatly denied that outsourcing had made any difference.etely unconnected with all of those redundancies and with the outsourcing of the it systems? absolutely, yes, in this case. apart from some short—haul flights from heathrow, ba managed to fly most of its passengers today. some still can't believe how badly the airline messed up. i work in it and when they're blaming this on it problems it is basic enterprise to have a disaster recovery solution. they should have had their communications system and their booking system in different places so they can at least send us an e—mail. one estimate has put the compensation bill at around £150 million. you can't put a price on the damage to their reputation. richard wescott, bbc news, heathrow. let's ta ke let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. a bomb explosion has ripped through a popular ice cream parlour in central baghdad, killing at least ten people in the iraqi capital. officials say a suicide bomber in a car targeted a mainly shia area in the karrada district, whe

in his first interview since the problems, alex cruz, said the computer failure had nothing to do withr cost cutting and he wouldn't be resigning. 0ur correspondent has been at heathrow airport throughout the day following developments and give us this update little early. i3 short—haul flights have been cancelled and they were between the hours of 9am and 1pm. so far this afternoon, things are running much more smoothly. i think ba is trying to avoid what's been labelled by some a pr disaster. alex cruz, the chief executive, up till today has limited his appearances to ba's twitter feed, describing things as a horrible time for passengers and understanding their trying experiences. many have said that has been too little too late and that's why he has sat down today and done this interview with our transport correspondent. there was an absolute problem on saturday. the extent of the effect of the actual disruption affected some of our communication systems. we were unable to send the standard messages that we send to customers were there is a disruption or delay or cancellation. just

only 75 at santa cruz. 88 forrest of the peninsula. to the record setting in downtown san francisco. 91 a record inan sta 90 in napa, but notice the seabreeze making it to petaluma. allyonong the coast, upper 70s. richmond, berkley. low to mid 80s forrest of us. c. now, this is last time you will see sunshine at santa cruz for the while. 8 0 and 90s for the rest of us. look at the sleepy weather. i know a lot of you had a hard time sleg.inep it will be better tonight, 50s and 60s. the biggest drop will be around the bay tomorrow. the inland will be tomorrow into friday. all of us will be in the 50s and mainly the 60s. lah, i said those are our ow tonight. they also probably will be the highs for saturday and sunday with a slight chance of wet weather. >> on the golden gate and welcome the fog back with signs and banners. >> here comes carl the fog. t nar c>>l we like. thank you, mike. >>> an important piece of health news. with all of our sunshe. there'sew n using sunscreen can cause a vitamin d deficiency. researchers found t wth just

kpix 5's kiet do has a view now from sky drone 5. >> reporter: east cliff drive in santa cruz, mostly beauty and sometimes danger. low lying stretches like this where the road dips towards the sea floods about once every 5 years. but a new study is sounding the alarm. frequency of coastal flooding will double globy. the usgs says it doesn't take much. >> 10 centimeters, 4 inches could dawes flooding frequent see it double. >> reporter: this images prove it. flooding like this has become common. in santa cruz, east cliff drive this year it was a rough winter and in year's past in southern california. >> so it is a global problem that is coming more sooner than people think it will. >> kind of a scary thought. >> reporter: he owned this home enoughs cliff drive for 25 years and says sometimes there isn't much of a beach at all. >> not much we can do about it other than that, you know, just kind of keep an eye on it. >> reporter: climate change has already been set in motion but it is not too late to do something. >> do you think we reached the point of no return? >> i think we have sea

a sunny warm 80 degrees for santa cruz. beautiful 75, san francisco, low 70s, daily city, pacifica half-moon bay, there's the extended forecast, a little change in the forecast for tomorrow, that fog likely to be back right along the coastline, which could make a nice little treat for runners tomorrow, the beta breakers, it's going to be warmer in the city. but closer to the water it will be cooler. >> and it's downhill. >> and then we get a bigger cool down as we get into tuesday and wednesday. >> thank you rosemary. >>> a british farmer says he's grown a chili pepper that's so hot one bite could kill you. mike smith is calling his pepper dragon's breath. now the new pepper is nearly two times as hot as the current record holder. smith says his pepper is not meant to be eaten. but rather used as a natural anesthetic in developing countries where people may not have access to chemical versions. the pepper is reportedly so hot, it can actually numb your skin. >> i've had a scorpion pepper. and it does. if the juice gets on y

i like ted cruz than most of my other colleagues like ted cruz and i hate ted cruz. >> he's sort of the the rule, he's kind of a toxic dying in office, the guy who microwaves fish, you know, and he just -- >> smells up the office? >> yeah. and to get things done in the senate you've got to be living in a town of 100 people and cruz more than most of our colleagues values comedy. it's kind of a comedy fan. >> really? >> yeah. and i remember -- i describe in the book, i'm talking to jeff sessions after -- and jeff sessions' wife knit a baby blanket for my first grandson and so it's hard to hate a guy for something -- he's not my favorite guy and i challenge him during the hearings. but i'm talking to jeff about -- we've just been away for a woke and ted comes to me and says my friends and i saw stewart smally with michael jordan, which is a piece i did on ""saturday night live" and i had to explain to jeff sessions what recovery is, what public access tv is, what a parody of public access tv is and what daily affirmations are and i'm going -- and, of course, jeff left. and then i was -- b

. >>> if you drive highway 17 through the santa cruz mountains, you may have noticed heavier traffic and more car accidents there. according to the santa cruz sentinel there were more than a dozen crashe in the last year, and part of the reason is the indefinite closer of the road that was washed out this past winter. and the number of officers patrolling the road is down because of the staff numbers. >>> and then one of the biggest cyber attacks we have ever seen. the number is expected to skyrocket as people get back to work and turn their computers on after the weekend. the attack already paralyzed more than 200,000 computers and more than 150 companies. the initial attack friday hit fedex, medical networks, universities and scores of sut organizations and there are steps you can take to protect your computer from hackers. there are tips on our website, abc7news.com. >>> and then u.s. rocket scientist confirms north korea shot a missile that could reach northern california. the launch was supervised by the north korea leader, kim jong-un. three previous attempts to test this missi

transcurso de la investigacin nos dimos cuenta de delitos que sucedieron aqu en el condado de santa cruz y tambin en otros estados de los estados unidos 1 con vo melissa la enfermera rashel brandon se declar no culpable de los 8 cargos que se le acusan el viernes pasado. mientras que la fiscala del condado de santa cruz indico que evalan aun los cargos que enfrentara el doctor kohut durante de su acusacin formal. on camera por su parte el hospital dominican de dignity health envio un comunicado indicando que estn enterados de los alegatos y que tomaron los pasos adecuados para lidiar con la situacin y que segn las polticas del hospital ellos no deben comentar sobre problemas personales de sus empleados. en vivo desde santa cruz melissa hernandez noticiero telemundo 48 lorena /take web push --- para ms informacin ingrese a nuestra pgina en internet www telemundo 48 punto com y haga una bsqueda con las palabras "sospechosos de abuso de menores" --- take vo / lorena --un proyecto de ley pretende que california se convierta en el primer estado que regule el importe de las multas de trfico, e

when i put it to mr cruz, he flatly denied that outsourcing had made any difference.the it systems? absolutely, yes, in this case. apart from some short—haul flights from heathrow, ba managed to fly most of its passengers today. some still can't believe how badly the airline messed up. i work in it and when there are it problems it is basic enterprise to have a disaster recovery solution. they should have had their communications system and their booking system in different places so they can at least send us an e—mail. one estimate has put the compensation bill at around £150 million. you can't put a price on the damage to their reputation. richard wescott, bbc news, heathrow. john noakes has died at the age of 83. he hosted the show in the 19605 and 19705 and was the longest serving presenter. and 19705 and was the longest serving pre5enter. david sillitoe look5 serving pre5enter. david sillitoe looks back at his life. i'm upside down, at 30,000 feet and upside down. blue peter has had many presenter5 over the years, butjohn noakes, the cheery, funny daredevil from

when i put it to mr cruz, he flatly denied that outsourcing had made any difference. all of those redundancies and with the outsourcing of the it systems? absolutely, yes, in this case. apart from some short—haul flights from heathrow, ba managed to fly most of its passengers today. some still can't believe how badly the airline messed up. i work in it and when there are it problems it is basic enterprise to have a disaster recovery solution. they should have had their communications system and their booking system in different places so they can at least send us an e—mail. one estimate has put the compensation bill at around £150 million. you can't put a price on the damage to their reputation. richard wescott, bbc news, heathrow. two years of war in yemen have created what the un has described as the world's largest humanitarian crisis. as well as impending famine, the country is also facing an unprecedented outbreak of cholera. in the past month, 52,000 cases of suspected cholera have been reported and the world health organisation believes that figure could rise t

today, santa cruz going to be the warm spot. half moon bay, bodega bay, and those temperatures about 53. the first heat spell this year, so make sure you drink plenty of water and wear that light-fitting light-colored, loose-fitting clothing, and check on the elderly. >>> in san francisco we have a fatality investigation. we have octavia onramp to southbound 101 back open now. they had to have the full closure. a pedestrian was killed and there are not details available by chp but sounds like they cleared that scene. you can clear the on-ramp if you are leaving the san francisco area, and other than that we are doing okay right now. we are looking good at the bay bridge toll plaza. we will talk more about that coming up in less than ten. >>> we are confident a boy has a future as a linebacker even though he is 3 days old. you will see what we mean. he weighs 13 pounds, 11 ounces. valentino is one of the largest babies ever born in northern california. he is everything his family hoped for and then some. >> awesome. congratulatio

>> the santa cruz county sheriff's department headed up the san jose police department and they are now heading up this investigation. we've got calls no them and here's what we know so far. the victim is a 22-year-old san jose state student. her kidnapper, a man, someone she didn't know, who abducted her at gunpoint late thursday night, early friday morning from her apartment complex here in san jose, and then forced her to drive her car more than 560 miles north to the town of bandon, oregon. if you're not familiar not far from highway 101 and the pacific ocean. friday night show was able to escape when her car ran out of grass and ran into a field and hid in the grass and someone called 911 when they found her walking down a local road. law enforcement brought out a dog and tried to track the suspect but with no suspect. according to sheriff's office this man is african-american, in his 30s and wearing a black hoodie, black baseball cat and black winter-style gloves. her family notified -- the victim's family notified san jose state university that their daughter was missing when she