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 asked, 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 th

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it was trump who called cruz a liar, not so subtly suggested cruz's wife was much less attractive thanoated the possibility that cruz's father might have had a role in the assassination of j.f.k. still cruz praises trump in "time" magazine writing "while pundits obsessed over tweets, he worked with congress to cut taxes for struggling families while wealthy celebrities announced they would flee the country, he fought to bring back jobs and industries to our shores. president trump's strong stand against north korea put kim jong un back on his heels. a much different tone than this. >> donald is a bully. this man is a pathological liar. the man cannot tell the truth, but he combines it with being a narcissist. a narcissist at a level i don't think this country's ever seen. the man is utterly amoral. and donald trump is a serial philanderer. >> donald had no substantial behind him. >> real men don't try to bully women. it's an action of a small and petty man. >> i don't make a habit out of supporting people who attack my wife and attack my family. >> it is not acceptable for a big, loud

here's the rain in the santa cruz mountains. as it hits the mountains, it naturally rises, condenses and creates rain. as it sinks into the santa clara valley, it does the opposite. it dries, stabilizes. you can see as it hits the other side of the valley, it lifts again and more rain develops. that's going to be the case for you until we get later into the afternoon and evening hours. some of that play out as you head towards livermore. the farther north and closer to the coast, that's where the steader rain and heavier rain in the north bay. look at this fetch of moisture. plenty of moisture upstream. this low will drag the cold front through and bring us heavy rain tonight. it's also bringing heavy rain to the sierra. that's why the flood watch starts at 5:00 and goes through sunday at 11:00. 5 inches on top of the snowpack. the rain will melt the snowpack. we have a flood warning for the truckee river and for the carson river. these go all the way until sunday morning also. could be somdev station up there. you can see some

now i want to say that the santa cruz mountain area based on the models is under in the santa cruz mountains over two inches and along half moon bay. when you are looking at the map, oakland over three inches so we are at a flood risk right now. and we want to keep a close eye even through tomorrow morning. so as the system makes its wau through tonight and that risk will remain especially as we led in toward tomorrow morning because that cold front will sweep in and the north bay is expecting the brunt the initial cold front. so for now we'll keep monitoring the storm through the bay area. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> continuing coverage, and crews are spread out across the bay area. you just heard from sharon katsuda in the north bay. garvin and bob are coming up later this hour but right now ansar hassan who is live in the south bay. what are the conditions like in the santa cruz mountains? we know that area often gets walloped. >> reporter: well chris, you could see it is really starting to come down. the santa cruz mountains are expecting to get four to six inches of rain ov

but it should be noted that models are trending drier for the santa cruz mountains and points south.although locally gusty winds are expected. strongest southerly winds are expected on friday, with the wrf forecasting gusts of close to 40 mph late friday morning near the coast and in the hills. dry and pleasant weather is forecast for most of our area from saturday afternoon through monday. but the weather pattern is forecast to remain active with rain chances returning to our area by tuesday and potentially more rain possible later next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya ) back to stormtracker 4 radar... taking a look at the san rafael area. ( terisa ) that's where we find kron 4's sara stinson. sara.stinson. sara. i'm live on highway 101 at the larkspur exit where you can already see some major flooding.this often happens during rain storms right after the lucky drive exit.some drivers are taking it slow and almost coming to a complete stop to get through the deep wa

the santa cruz mountains appears to have escaped a direct hit, at least so far.rob fladeboe/santa cruzs "....as for the evening commute, well, so far so good, the rain seems to be picking again but drivers must also contend with heavy fog and very poor visibility. in the santa cruz mountains rob fladeboe kron 4 news (lawrence bay area weather) (mark sports tease) just around the corner, massive shakeup in the masters leaderboard today. we'll have the full highlights from augusta... and show you where tiger stands going into the weekend. just when the giants figured out how to pour on the runs, mother nature intervenes. a rare occurrence at at&t park as tonight's giants-dodgers showdown was rained out. it's only happened six times in the park's history...most recently, 12-years ago and we dug into the archives for this video. the game is rescheduled for saturday the 28th....and they will play a double header. tomorrow's game is still good to go, however it has been pushed back two hours to 3-05. the a's got out of town before the rain hit...facing the angels down in anaheim. oakland had

santa cruz county put out notices for residents to be ready for downed trees. this family was clearing out their garage trying to get everything at least two feet off the ground. joanne says she already lost enough in the 2017 flood. free sand for sandbags always available. the county does not think they will overflow but the waters will be watched. >>> crews in san francisco were prepared for the flooding in the mission district. you can see the flood barriers near 17th and folsom. strike teams are on stand by to clear storm teams and debris. anyone with rain-related issue can call 311 for help. you can keep track of a level 3 storm with the abc 7 news app. search accuweather in the app store to download the accuweather app. >>> the family of youtube shooter nasim aghdam continues to blame local law enforcement for not stopping her rampage on tuesday. legal experts say there wasn't much mountain police could do since the family never told officers she was violent or dangerous. the family still cannot believe she could try to kill anyone or anything. matt gutma

. >>> autoridades dicen que las lluvias van a tomar fuerza en esta zona y estamos en santa cruz. >>>¿qué tal?. >>> bt. >>> la tormenta que se espera que finalice mañana a sido estable en esta zona y ha comenzado a llover desde la noche de ayer incluso en esta tarde por la cantidad de lluvia en la autopista 17 para llegar a sus casas en este momento muchos salen del trabajo y las carreteras mojadas significan choques y ponen en peligro la seguridad de las personas y varios accidentes y un automóvil cayó y obligó al cierre de un carril en las inmediaciones en la autopista 17 sintiendo más el tráfico con las inundaciones y deslizamientos por la lluvia y nos mantenemos vigilantes y puede seguir el estado de la tormenta con nosotros eso es todo desde santa cruz. >>> muchas gracias. >>> un recuerde que si quiere saber más de las condiciones del tiempo puede visitar nuestro sitio y el radar interactivo: >>> la policía registró al hombre que amenazó con matar a varias personas cerca de la intersección a las 6:00 de la mañana al recibir una pista habría robado varias armas y el hombre adicto

talked about the looks of cruz's wife while cruz fired back with these. >> i believe you know politicsr than i do because for 40 years you've been offended politicians for years. >> he insulted necessary, me, h my wife. it is disgusting. >> and this. >> donald trump will not be the nominee. >> will you support him? >> donald trump will not be the nominee. >> john, what about this about-face? how do you sense it? >> it's extraordinary. the man president trump called lyin' ted is now effusive in his heartfelt comments for the president. you have to wonder if it's just f fodder for the texas race this fall. >> listen to how the president talked about ted cruz. >> lyin' ted does not have the temperament for this. he says, i'm a natural born citizen. the point is, you're not. >> taking shots like that, did you ever think you would see these kinds of compliments coming from senator cruz for president trump in this new issue of "time" magazine? >> you know, i don't think i hold ted cruz to a high standard of constancy. but even still, this is a man who the president of the united states insin

to 15 minutes for santa cruz. now right now the bay bridge is an absolute mess. meters lights have been on since 4:20 and you could see back-up is starting to build and the camera is picking up the rain. it will get breezier but the winds are fairly calm. we're expecting that to get gustier as we head into tonight and into early tomorrow morning. so we haven't seen the worst of this yet. the main impact, i'll talk about that coming up in just a bit. back to you. >> thanks vianey. >>> and we're tracking the conditions outside. we have live team coverage and "today in the bay" sharon katsuda in santa rosa with an eye on the burn zones. >> and we begin with anser hassan. and tell us how it is looking out there. >> reporter: good morning. we could see the rain come down. but the big issue this morning is going to be the flood watch warning that started just a few minutes ago at 5:00 a.m. it lasts until tomorrow morning. now the drive up here from san jose wasn't too bad. like i havianey said, get ready because the for

ted cruz was very measured in his statement. is not one fundamental dynamic in texas that points to a ted cruz loss, other than hollywood in new york is doubling down on o'rourke. i think that's a pretty good message for ted cruz. >> dana: is o'rourke one of those different types of matts like matt was saying about conor lamb in pennsylvania? is he younger and different enough that we might get attention from the democratic party that maybe texas government might not have gotten before? >> he's the only candidate whose resume includes rock band member. look, he is igniting a passion. matt is right. the democratic party has long viewed ted cruz quite hostilely. and the thing about o'rourke, all his money's coming in small dollar donation. we call that a renewable resource, so he can continue to put up money. >> ted cruz gets more smaller dollar donations than beto o'rourke. he's getting a lot of contributions from out of state. i don't think it helps make your grass roots argument in texas. >> dana: i don't have a breakdown from

i checked with santa cruz county and they estimate the damage to be over $100 million. one of the big concerns is the drought which could fall at any time and even higher in this bad weather, and the mudslides and rock slides are possible in areas of steep terrain and increase during the heavy rain so chp is warning drivers to be extra careful and the county wants to remind residents of the simple steps that go along way to ease the pressure and with gutters and having sandbags on hand. the country wants to remind drivers that urban flooding is possible. and now chp said one of the biggest issues they have is drivers not using their fog lights. so that is an important thing to keep in mind. as you make it through the area during these heavy rains. reporting live in the santa cruz mountains, i'm anser hassan for "today in the bay." >> and it is 4:37 and today we'll watch the rain at lake oroville which could rise to a triggering level. the main spillway is not yet fully repaired after last winter. but it could be soon put to work as early as this weekend. you will rememb

and the santa cruz mountains. that while the rain hasn't quite lived up to expectations, highway 17 is only adding to it's rainy-day reputation. rob fladeboe/santa cruz mtns "...we knew it was going to be a nasty commute over highway 17 and it's been just that. among at least a half dozen accidents today was a roll over that snarled the morning commute. then a car went over the guard rail and down a steep embankment this afternoon. both of those mishaps occurring just north of the summit. while not eaxctly a spring shower, the april surprisestorm is making it's presence known here in felton and elsewhere in the santa cruz mountains. it has delivered an atmospheric river of woe on highway 17 where traffic has been plagued by several crashes amid what emergency services director rosemary anderson likes to call "storm amnesia," when drivers let their guard down.rosemary anderson/santa cruz county emergency services "....last year we had a beautiful spring, it was a beautiful summer and then a mild winter, people get

that is the question, isn't it here, when we look at ted cruz here, some have said where is ted cruzn the middle of a heated fight there for his very own race and he's embracing, it seems, president trump now. >> yeah. i think this is hurting him more than helping him or he's gotten confused. the fact is he won in a blow-out by 16 points in 2012. he should not be in this position. it's the era of trump. i think it would have been perfectly fine for senator cruz to support the president on the issues which would be typical republican issues, but i think that the personal implications are rough on him because people are seeing what trump said about him, his father, his wife in the primaries. it was some pretty nasty stuff. so for cruz to now come out bas as if he's a good person -- and it may sound trite and like it doesn't matter, but authenticity matters to voters. i can't help but think that's playing a big role in why ted cruz is losing a lot of support in his state and with independents. it's going to be a matter of turnout. i just don't think people are turned onto him in the tex

. >>> surf is up in santa cruz. huge waves expected today, prompting a warning if you go to the beach. >> abc 7 news reporter matt keller is there. the surfers have to be excited. how big are the waves going to get? >> good morning, jessica and reggie. those waves will be big, could reach 10 to 12 feet high. the morning glow in santa cruz, beautiful morning. we have clear skies. check this out. a sliver of the moon here overlooking the water. surfers know what they're doing. if you're just going for a walk on the beach. you want to be extra careful. the beach hazard statement is in effect until 7:00 tonight. it's going to impact the west and northwest facing beaches. be aware there could be rip currents and large shore breaks. people are advised to not turn your back to the ocean. why would you want to? a great day in santa cruz, big waves, beautiful weather, temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. you want to be looking at the water today. live in santa cruz, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> the u.n. security council will

the quake shook the bird's nest on santa cruz island. the eagle flew away... zoo and released into the wild in 2005 and 2006. as for the chicks... the parents did return a short time later. ( darya ) this morning we're tracking a major storm that's hitting the bay area. here is a look at the radar. (ácommercialá) i'm jimmy dean and uh, i wish i could tell ya how i feel about a mornin' like this. and that includes a good hearty breakfast. you need somethin' to kinda warm the whole body up and gets it going. it's a great way to kick off your day. accident in concord eb 4 at willow pass blocks the two left lanes. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. maze to sf. <"you guys are <"you guys are snooping on our kids.""all emojis have a secret meaning.""maybe they are just saying, "hey you're okay with me, you're okay with me.""i mean maybe.""what?">( darya ) new this weekend in theaters ... the r-rated comedy "blockers." its about three teenage girls who decide to lose their virginity on prom night... and their parents attempts to stop them. pro w

in santa cruz rob fladeboe kron 4 news in the east bay...land international airport wednesday after her wedding in mexico... says her wedding day has been overshadowed by the fact her luggage was lost at the airport. the same airport.lost at the 4 news in the east bay... a woman who landed at oakland international airport wednesday after her wedding in mexico... says her wedding day has been overshadowed by the fact her luggage was lost at the airport. the same bag carrying her wedding dress. she fears someone stole it and just wants it back. it went missing outside southwest airlines at around 8-30 that night at terminal two.veronica escoto/bride- "i'm hopeful, because i want it back, but i don't know." philippe djegal, kron four news. (mabrisa rodriguez)fair weather conditions will continue for one more day as a high pressure ridge transitions through then exits the state. temperatures are forecast to peak tomorrow afternoon, with highs in the upper 60s to upper 70s (depending on proximity to the coast and/or sf bay shoreline), which is ab

they were killed in their home in ventura, and their daughter now lives in santa cruz. prosecutors say that ventura county dna sample tracked down deangelo partially matching dna that a relative gave to a genealogy website and worked backwards using relative dna to find the suspect who was the right age, gender, and lived in the area, and eventually, they staked out his place and have current dna evidence from him, himself, linking him to the murders and link the golden state killer to at least 12 murders and 50 rapes. authorities have promised to bling even more charges against him in the coming days. >>> jessica, thank you. for the first time, the dna data base used to help identify the golden state killer is responding to the arrest of the suspected killer. they have a new statement on its website, says, in part, it is important that ged match participants understand the possible uses of their dna including identification of relatives that have committed crimes or were victims of crimes. that's a tiny dna analysis firm speaking for the first time today. now, if you'd

in santa cruz rob fladwboe kron 4 news (grant) now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look outside at the embarcadero...(vicki) joining us now is meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. (mabrisa rodriguez)fair weather conditions will continue for one more day as a high pressure ridge transitions through then exits the state. temperatures are forecast to peak tomorrow afternoon, with highs in the upper 60s to upper 70s (depending on proximity to the coast and/or sf bay shoreline), which is about 2 to 6 degrees above mid april normal highs. the fair weather conditions will end after tomorrow as the ridge is replaced by an advancing low pressure storm system. unsettled weather returns on sunday with cloudy skies, cooler temperatures, increased winds, lower snow levels, a chance of precipitation, and possibly even an isolated thunderstorm or two. rainfall will generally range from a tenth to a quarter of an inch for most populated urban spots, while the wetter higher elevation locations of the north bay and the santa cruz mountains could see a third of an inc

." ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) and i hear not ted cruz-- i hear not ted cruz is not strong thisnd texas might be feeling the beto-mentum, because so far this year, o'rourke outraised ted cruz by $1.5 million. and that has gotten ted cruz serious about this race, so serious, that he released a novelty song. yeah, they don't call him "weird ted cruz" for nothing. ( laughter ) they call him that because he's weird. well, i've stalled long enough and i hate my ears, so let's listen to it. ♪ ♪ >> stephen: well, that was unlikable, not good, and i don't like it. ( laughter ) really makes you think of ted cruz. now, let's break that song down for a second. the song goes after o'rourke for his name, "beto," which is a latino nickname for robert. but, as chris cuomo pointed out, ted cruz shouldn't be going after people for changing their name. >> the ad-- you go after beto for his name. beto is, obviously, a nickname. why? you know, look, your name is raphael. you know, you go by ted. your middle name is edward. that's an anglicized version of it. he went the other way and has a more eth

keep that in mind as you head to the santa cruz mountains. right now we've been keeping a close eye. this time line, potential rain totals, is all the way through tomorrow. if you notice the highlighted areas, remember the flood watch is in place for the north bay and the santa cruz mountains. we're expecting over two inches of rage in santa rosa. what have we seen so far? here's a current look at the rain totals. in santa rosa, just over an inch and a half. novato, over half an inch. in san francisco, it is pretty impressive. an inch as well, toward the east bay. over half an inch as well. along the peninsula for woodside, we're already at an inch so far for rain totals. south bay rain totals, less impressive. less significant because of the rage shadow. just over a quarter for san jose so far. right now, hour by hour futurecast is showing some showers. even if i take it through 7:00 which is when the giants game is scheduled to start. we're seeing rain at that hour so we expect a delay. we get a cold front sweeps through. once again it will

. >>> bloqueo la puerta de su s o salon y evito que nicolas cruz d disparara contra sus compaÑeros. >> por eso para sus amigos v l verlo de regreso en casa es un regalo. >>> le doy gracias a dios porque yo estoy vivo y los otros pud r pudieron vivir. >>> la familia fue la familia su intencion de demandar a las a o autoridades por negligencia. >>> el abogado argumenta que no se tomaron las acciones neces necesarias para evitar que cruz comprara un rifle de adsalto. >>> no podemos ser menos pero en venezuela estan orgullosos. >>> antohny fue el protagonista

north bay to santa cruz mountains. fast rushing creeks, rivers and streams. doppler radar now, light to moderate rain. overnight, think pick up around 4:30 in the morning in north bay. morning commute, worst from north to san francisco, still slower in san jose as lot of the santa cruz mountains would peel that moisture away. we'll talk about when it gets worst in about 19 minutes. >> thank you jeff. >>> to the area of concern, north bay burn zone. cheryl hurd is live in santa rosa. already raining there? >> reporter: continuously coming down for hours as you can see. crews putting down so-called wattles, see them all over sonoma county, protecting people from possible mud slides and flooding. >> said might be three inches in 24 hours, really a lot. >> reporter: that rain is coming down hard. mary and her husband gary survived the firestorm, now bracing for another type of storm, rain. >> i don't worry about mud slides. come back next week, see if we're standing up to here in mud. >> reporter: officer of emergency services are worried about potential slides a

i mean, ted cruz, you know, i like ted cruz and some policy issues and things but this is exactly whyple hate politicians. after someone does what donald trump did to ted cruz, going after his family like that, ted cruz at the end of the election in 2016 had a pretty poignant press conference where he dressed down trump pretty well before he dropped out of the race and then for him to turn around and i'm sure people are like good for you, because he took so many licks from trump that were disrespectful to him and his family personally but romney did the same thing. they get the taste of power and want that, they would rather kiss up instead of standing up for what's right and they look like craven cowards. i can't stand it. this is because ted cruz is in trouble somewhat in texas. the polling showed that his opponent is within striking distance. there's not a democrat elected there statewide in a generation so they're nervous. he is trying to shore up support in texas. trump is popular there. but not as popular as one would think but more than ted cruz apparently. i think it's why peo

[gritos] >> se crece cruz azul en el azteca.pierden, que demuesten el amor por la camiseta. >> el cruz azul siempre va a ser el mejor. >> hay fantasmas que te persiguen, que te agobian, hay recuerdos que parece nunca podrÁs olvidar, porque la mÁquina parece que se asusta cada vez que enfrenta al amÉrica. cruz azul visitÓ la que serÁ su casa. ese estadio que se pintÓ amarillo y azul. el americanismo le dejÓ claro a la mÁquina que no los quieren aquÍ. >> no puede jugar en el mismo campo de local que juega el mÁs grande de mÉxico. >> esta casa es del amÉrica. >> nunca va a ser casa de ellos. ♪ [gritos] >> hijole, nos van a salar el estadio. periodista: a pesar de eso, los celestes tuvieron su mejor actuaciÓn del semestre pero no les alcanzÓ. se encontraron con mateos uribe que hacen magia, que vive un gran momento y cada pelota que toca es peligro para sus rivales. [gritos] los cementeros se encontraron tambiÉn con una muralla. agustÍn viviÓ una nohe de ensueÑo: atajÓ todo, mostró liderazgo y dejÓ claro que es un referente azulcrem

in santa cruz rob fladwboe kron 4 news (vicki) a big story we've been tracking all week.... authorities searching for a missing southern california family have recovered a body from eel river. mendocino county officials announced today that a boat team recovered the body of a woman about seven miles south of where the family's s-u-v fell into the river. the body has not been identified. the family of four was traveling from portland oregon to their home in santa clarita. they were supposed to make a stop to visit family in san jose ...but never arrived. (vicki) a man was rescued this morning after driving off a cliff along highway one. c-h-p officials say reports came in around eight o'clock of a car plunging off the side of the road near the devil's slide tunnel. officials say the mini van fell about 150-feet. the driver was able to climb out of his car before rescue crews pulled him to safety. he was taken to a local hospital for non life- threatening injuries. officials say the driver was the only person in the car. (steve) a bus driver accused of taking high schoolers on

expect a big crowd here in santa cruz. live in santa cruz, abc 7 news. >> matt, thank you. >>> what else 12 nice? happening today, it's blue and gold day to kick off the start of the warriors' run to defend their nba championship. you can stop by any team store today to pick up car flags for free. at noon, a warrior flag will be raised. city halls will be lit in blue and gold tonight. they begin the playoffs here on abc 7 and host the san antonio spurs in game one of the nba playoffs tomorrow at noon. coverage begins at 11:30. keep it here on abc 7 and tune in for after the game with all the highlights and live post game interviews from oracle arena. >>> it is an abc news exclusive. the former fbi director's account with the time with the president and his scathing response. >>> it's warming up nicely out there. 60 degrees from the east bay hills, and, in fact, look at the visibility. so, so clear. don't get used to it, though, the warmup is brief, and the dry spell will end before the weekend is over. i'll explain next wi

at his hearing today, cruz waived his right to a speedy trial through his attorney.due back in court may 25th. cruz's lawyers say he's willing to plead guilty -- if prosecutors drop the death penalty. so far that deal hasn't happened. if prosecutors do seek the death penalty, cruz may be one of the few mass shooting suspects to ever face their victims in court. a legal battle is brewing over the insurance money to be paid for the parkland school shooting. <"by now you should get it, i wanna get over that step that, level of suffering we have in our house. and we're doing our best on that, but guess what, when i come home i have an empty room that belongs to joaquin."> manuel oliver is just one of the many parents who lost their child to the shooting. the school board's insurance company says they're willing to pay out 300-thousand dollars to be divided amongst all of the victims because, they say, it was one incident. however, attorneys claim the school was negligent, missed opportunities when it came to stopping the shooter. (grant) the red sweater- wearing man at t

the epicenter near the channel islands south of santa cruz. people from anaheim, to santa barbara felt it.>> we would expect aftershocks and it could trigger them. we have not seen anything so far.'s>> reporter: this bald eagle took off after her nest on santa cruz island started to shake. as you can see, she returned to her baby chicks after the earthquake. there are no reports of damage.>> some people got a 38 second warning before the quake hit. rachel kim shows us an early warning system that worked in two important tests. >> reporter: what if there was away for you to know that a quake is coming. >> it said it was a 5.4 and i could see it was centered on the islands. >> reporter: she knew all things to an app on her phone. >> i got a warning and it said i would feel it and i did.>> reporter: she has been writing about early warning systems so last year when she wrote a story about this, the creators gave her beta access to test it out. she showed us how it worked.>> you get an alert on your phone. and you look down, and it said on my phon

so he is not actually helping ted cruz at all. >> ted cruz is in an impossible position, right? he do? stay silent or real against donald trump and face the same fate that we have seen republicans who do so leaving washington. >> it's also about money. >> or does he stand up and say okay, i support the president. now either way it makes him look so inauthentic. if he ever looked it before. >> where you sit is where you stand. >> and where has it landed him? in single digits in polling. >> with statistical dead heat with the democrat. a democrat in texas. >> you're pro-deem. do you think we have a shot in texas? >> absolutely. we had a shot in alabama, turned that blue after 25 years? we have a shot in texas. >> alabama was a bizarro deal. alabama -- >> roy moore. >> rourke. >> he made a song the primary. >> this claire mccaskill thing in missouri. >> lucky duck. lucky. >> she is luck? barbara boxer always had an opponent with some gaping wound in his face. and in this case, it's either the rape candidate aikin. >> remember, that saying legitimate rape? >> now another shot. >> nu

cool spot as you head down to santa cruz, about 68 degrees.e start at 68 on the peninsula but end up about 63 in millbrae. check out the coast. mid to upper 50s there to near 60 in downtown, south san francisco and sausalito at 63. mid 60s to near 70 through most of the north bay valleys. a lot more sunshine for you, the coast, mid 50s there. oakland at 64. no more 90s, no more 80s. barely 70s inland. upper 60s to low 70s in most neighborhoods. tonight, mid 40s to around 50 degrees with cloud cover once again. tomorrow morning we wake up a little drizzle along the coast possibly around mill valley, novato. light rain, cloverdale, ukiah northward. more drizzle. a damp morning to start the weekend. as we look at my accuweather forecast, sunshine saturday afternoon, a little more sunday. temperatures back to average by monday. >>> a new problem in the south bay. we're looking at 101 and 880 traffic camera. you can see heavy volume on the northbound side of 101. we have reports of a motorcycle down just ahead near brokaw road. i believe we have la

a flood watch kofrpg the north bay absanta cruz mountains. heavy rain could lead to mudslide and rock slides on road ways. you see the heavier rain passing through the region, twourt in the morning. hopefully it won't wake you up. this trend carries over. the flood advisory for this central sonoma county is not the only area. it's also for mendocino county, rashten river near hopland correct expected to crest below flood stage. but the adviser until saturday night and nofr o river forecast to see minor flooding. the flood warning through tomorrow night. don't take it lightly. it's a strong slow moving soaker. and we're not done yet. dan i'll have the rest of the time line coming up. >> thanks, sandhya. there is a fear of flooding in mill valley where up to five inches of rain has fallen in the last 24 hours or so. police tweeted late this afternoon warning people in the area of sycamore park to move vehicles to the mill valley community center. it's easy to see why we you see the video. the stream is swollen and nearly flded over. in 2005 fed

>(pam) the santa cruz mountains appear to have escaped a direct hit, at least so far. but emergency services officials say, they are keeping a close eye... because the rain could increase tonight and into tomorrow. (steve) our coverage continues at kron-4 dot com, there you can watch full forecasts. see interactive radar of the rain in your neighborhood. and track rainfall totals from the storm. you can also do all that on our kron-4 mobile app. it's free to download. (steve) another big story we're tracking: hundreds of law enforcement officers...from all over the bay area...have targeted and arrested alleged members of the surenos gang.(pam) grant lodes is following this story... and is here now with what we know. (grant) a federal grand jury has indicted ten alleged members of "the 19th street/16thstreet sureqos". they're accused in connection to seven murders... between 2006 and 2013 in san francisco and richmond.francisco and richmond. prosecutors say they used violence to enforce their own rules and to attack members of rival gangs...especially norteqo gang membe

people who live here in the santa cruz mountains were put through the wring irlaer last y with all of the rain and flooding, so they are not taking any chances this time around. >> just try to prepare. >> reporter: in felton, joann was clearing out her garage ahead of the storm, trying to get everything at least two feet off the dprountd. she already lost enough in the 2017 flood. >> it comes up fast here. if it's raining like that in boulder creek, it gets down here, and it's worse than that. >> reporter: santa cruz county put out warnings for people who live in the mountains to be ready for downed lights. >> have your radios, non-perishable food, that type of thi on hand. keep your pets inside. >> reporter: this homeowner is ready for the worst. >> the last three days i got batteries good for three days, four days. we have batteries from aaa, to big. we have six different flashlights. >> reporter: the county does not ancipate rivers and streams overflowing, but they will be watched. >> our management team and myself will be watching 24/7 for the next two days to make shuur we're thr

the quake shook the bird's nest on santa cruz island. the eagle flew away...re raised at the san francisco zoo and released into the wild in 2005 and 2006. as for the chicks... the parents did return a short time later. ( dave )still tracking rain this morning. but an improved forecast for your weekend. your forecast is next ! (michelle) and we're tracking the storm in the bay area. i'll have a live report with the latest ... next. ♪ happiness is powerful flea and tick protection from nexgard. a delicious chew that protects for an entire month. ask your vet for more information. reported side effects include vomiting and itching. nexgard. the vet's #1 choice. together forever-a pixar night time spectacular. ooohhhh. ahhhhhh. okay, maybe two. celebrate friendship and beyond at pixar fest. staring april 13th at disneyland resort. here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)moderate to heavy rain can be expected this morning as an atmospheric river moves through. drying conditions will develop saturday afternoon th

(pam) our storm coverage continues now in the santa cruz mountains...f rainfall today(steve) kron four's rob fladeboe was there tracking that flash flood watch. while not eaxctly a spring shower, the april surprise storm is making it's presence known here in felton and elsewhere in the santa cruz mountains. it has delivered an atmospheric river of woe on highway 17 where traffic has been plagued by several crashes amid what emergency services director rosemary anderson likes to call "storm amnesia," when drivers let their guard down.rosemary anderson/santa cruz county emergency services "....last year we had a beautiful spring, it was a beautiful summer and then a mild winter, people get complacent about what readiness really means, when they should be ready all the time..."that said, sandbags are avaiable all the time here in paradise park along the san lorenzo river. there's only a slim chance the river could flood but residents will keep close watch on what happenes farther upstream says park manager paul polizzi.paul polizzi/paradise park manager ".

nikolas cruz faces 17- counts of murder ... and 17- counts of attempted murder.. for the february 14th massacre at marjory stoneman douglas high school. at his friday hearing, through his attorney, cruz waived his right to a speedy trial .. he is due back in court may 25th. cruz's lawyers say, he is willing to plead guilty -- if prosecutors drop the death penalty. so far, that deal has not happened. if prosecutors do seek the death penalty, cruz may be one of the few mass shooting suspects to ever face their victims in court. (catherine) stormy daniels' lawsuit against president trump and his personal attorney, michael cohen, is on hold, at least for now. a judge today announced that there will be a 90-day delay in the proceedings. the stay was requested by cohen himself, who filed court papers wednesday indicating that he'd assert his fifth amendment rights against self- incrimination. daniels - an adult film star - wants an agreement she signed to remain quiet about allegations she had sex with trump - be voided. under terms of that agreement, cohen paid daniels

teresa: o sea que nicolás cruz lo iba siguiendo. >> claro.ción del propio antony. >> le habían pegado en la pierna y en la espalda. y yo le pregunté pero ¿estás muy mal? y me dijo sí, papá. entonces yo le dije acuérdate lo que aprendiste en los scouts, ¿ok? trata de ver qué puedes hacer y quédate conmigo que ya llego, ya voy, ya estoy caminando para allá. pero después no se trancó la llamada sino que... simplemente no lo escuché más. teresa: ¿qué pensó usted en ese momento cuando ya no lo escucha, cuando ya...? >> me tiré al suelo a pedirle a dios que no lo-- no me lo sacara. teresa: como pudo, antony se hizo un torniquete en la pierna, así resistió los 40 minutos que tardó en llegar la ayuda. en ningún momento perdieron la esperanza de que antony iba a sobrevivir. >> no, claro que no. un tiro en la espalda con perforaciones de pulmón y todas esas cosas, no aguanta diez minutos una persona con eso. y si él llegó con signos vitales al hospital, quiere decir que dios hizo su obra. teresa: con cinco tiros en su cuerpo, antony ha sido sometido a

is tom cruz mountains the system is -- the santa cruz mountains the system is lifting and the flash floodches are out for everybody, i mean everybody until 11:00 tomorrow morning. this deep moisture band continues to rotate in. it is lifting a bit and where it stalls out there will be torrential rain. then it will drop south later on tonight and tomorrow. 50s on the temps. very mild. a south wind, as well, in advance of the front. as it lifts it will drop but with so much moisture coming in it will be off and on rain, some of it heavy and steady all day long. sal, you have plenty to talk about, as well. >>> we do. morin county near the golden gate bridge on the waldo break, sometimes rocks come down. and standing water in areas. not only in morin but the golden gate bridge, coming from morin to san francisco looks pretty good to the marina area of san francisco to the area of the marina district is what i am trying to say. this is a look at 80 westbound from the carquinez to the maze. 21 minutes on a day like today. i will take it. don't drive too fast. it will be tough. as more people ge

in the santa cruz mountains. is all about the golden gate north, at least for the morning. now you will see the wind pick up around 5,000 feet. any way you look at it it will be a rainy pattern into saturday at noon. highs today in the 60s, very mild. 4:30. i hope it is quiet. >> steve, good morning to you. we will start with the solano county commute and look at i-80 so far. doesn't look too bad on 80 from vacaville, fairfield, vallejo and the crockerfield area. we have an accident westbound 80 to eastbound 780. so far it is not causing a big traffic jam

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four to six inches possible for the santa cruz mountains. but the way the direction of the atmospheric river is going now, it looks like mostly north of the golden gate bridge. so don't expect the santa cruz mountains to deal with anywhere near as much as what they're dealing with up here. here's the futurecast. so the next few hours we'll continue to get widespread showers. it will pick up a little bit in the south bay. we'll talk more about what to expect coming up. >>> "super commuters" have wet roads on 580. it looks like a dark ride right now so please be careful. we are seeing delays out of tracy through the altamont pass. travel time under 25 minutes between 205 and the dublin- pleasanton interchange. you can't even see the taillights in this camera shot here, but those headlights westbound towards 680. we are tracking a couple of incidents and starting to slow some folks down along 101 northbound direction right near san antonio. we have the right lane blocked. we also have a crash on the northbound shoreline on-ramp to southbound 10

thune: senator cruz. mr. cruz: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. zuckerberg, welcome, thank you for being here. does facebook consider itself to be a neutral public forum. mr. zuckerberg: we consider ourselves to be a platform for all ideas. mr. cruz: are you a first amendment speaker expressing views or allowing everyone to speak. mr. zuckerberg: here's how we think about this i don't believe that -- there's certain content we do not allow. hate speech. terrorist content. nudity. anything that makes people feel unsafe in the community. from that perspective, that's why we generally try to refer to what we do as a platform. mr. cruz: it's just a simple question. the predicate for section 230 immunity is that you are a neutral public forum. do you consider yourself a neutral public forum? or are you engaged in political speech which is your right under the first amendment? mr. zuckerberg: our goal is not to engage in political speech, i'm not that familiar with the specific legal language of the law that you speak to so i would need to follow up wit

el incidente habrÍa ocurrido dentro de la sede consular cuando luis cruz fue a tramitar su credencialdespuÉs de que segÚn Él un funcionario del consulado lo amenazÓ con denunciarlo a inmigraciÓn. >> me dice: yo sÉ que tienes problemas en las cortes. voy a llamar a la policÍa. le digo: ¿me estas amenazando? viviana: ese dÍa el sistema colapsÓ. se le pidió a la gente que se retirara y luis cruz y otras personas reclamaron que se les diera un pase para volver al dÍa siguiente a sacar su credencial de elector. >> yo escuchÉ a luis que decÍa: ¿me estas amenazando con migraciÓn? entonces el personal del consulado mexicano no se retractÓ. viviana: el cÓnsul de mÉxico asegurÓ que se trató de un malentendido y que nunca ni Él ni sus funcionarios amenazarÍa con inmigraciÓn a sus propios connacionales. >> le explicÓ que si tenÍa alguna emergencia que si tenÍa alguna cita con la corte, porque muchas de las personas que vienen a buscar lo hacen cuando estÁn en trámites en la corte o con la policÍa. frente a ese comentario el seÑor obviamente sintiÓ que era como una insinuaciÓn de que tenÍa problem

that's what cruz was getting at. that this was, despite what happened here in a case that could have benefited donald trump, the fact of the matter is overwhesmingly this is a site that bows to liberal causes. >> to zerlg's credit with a number of prominent conservatives and tried to figure out what to do about fact checking. he now uses outside media fact checkers. the problem is facebook is not transparent. when they kick somebody off like these latest bloggers huge following. they don't explain the reason. we don't know are they acting capriciously. >> neil: he is getting ready to speak again. hate speech is not the beholder. he tended to go with the hate speech on the right which cruz is going not so on the left. >> shouldn't be a double standard when you are a platform as large as facebook. >> neil: thank you, my friend. howard kurtz, media buzz. we are going to be hearing chairman grassley going after him. some oversight might be in order here. the senator has not said what kind of oversight. >> objections put

so santa cruz, san rafael, seeing some moderate to heavy downpours. and if i zoom out, look at what is behind it. this is what our storm ranger is capturing. right here the line of showers and pockets of moderate to heavy downpour. off the coast, but eventually that will start to track in and as that does, you could see how that highlights those incoming cells moving to the bay area. so let me give you a time line as far as when that cell is expected to move in. by about 4:23, bodega bay will see heavy downpours and by 4:34, guerneville and then 4:44 windsor will see some downpours but if you have to be somewhere early, head out now because the roads get tricky. now to the traffic maps. i have the radar turned on for the traffic maps. the highlights green zeen is where it is raining or precipitation just passed. we're seeing light slowing along 280 but aside from that chp still reporting a quiet start to the morning. but you could already see the bay bridge, no lights yet but it is wet and raining. slow it down. hopefully no spinout this is morning. b

san francisco heading down to san bruno and in towards santa cruz we're seeing rain. there are concerns, flood advisory until tomorrow morning for mendocino and sonoma county. watch the small creeks and streams. russian river near hopland until 6:00 p.m. tomorrow night. expected to crest near flood stage. some concern. navarro river until midnight on sunday. flood watch is 11:00 a.m. tomorrow, all the region. mud and rock slides are possible. just remain alert going into tomorrow morning. what did w do? san francisco, 2.10 inches of rain. that's actually a daily record. second wettest record for the entire month of april. now san francisco has surpassed theverage rain for entire month of april, the case for many cities. mill valley over five inches. more than half a foot in occidental, and san jose and santa cruz mountains not gotten share yet, third of inch. santa rosa, concord, over an inch. livermore, .06. this is a warm storm. done its damage. so far over 30 reports of flooding, mostly debris flows some, and heavy rain as well. continue to see problems like that.

people who live here in the santa cruz mountains were put through the wring irlaer last y with all of the rain and flooding, so they are not taking any chances this time around. >> just try to prepare. >> reporter: in felton, joann was clearing out her garage ahead of the storm, trying to get everything at least two feet off the dprountd. she already lost enough in the 2017 flood. >> it comes up fast here. if it's raining like that in boulder creek, it gets down here, and it's worse than that. >> reporter: santa cruz county put out warnings for people who live in the mountains to be ready for downed lights. >> have your radios, non-perishable food, that type of thing on hand. keep your pets inside. >> reporter: this homeowner is ready for the worst. >> the last three days i got batteries good for three days, four days. we have batteries from aaa, to big. we have six different flashlights. >> reporter: the county does not anticipate rivers and streams overflowing, but they will be watched. >> our management team and myself will be watching 24/7 for the next two days to make shuur we're