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somebody had to be the sacrificial lamb to run against ted cruz.th no political future anyhow. >> beto didn't recruit expert advisers or pollsters. he invited friends, some with no political experience, to join his team. beto even asked close friend jody casey to be his campaign manager. >> i said no. that's crazy. i don't know how to run a senate campaign, but we thought about it. i think my husband asher and i had the same feeling that beto and amy had. it was really our moral obligation to help him win this race because we were so concerned about the state of the country. >> as he had done in el paso six years earlier, beto proved never to count out the underdog. >> thank you all for doing this. very grateful. >> you're exciting to me like john kennedy excited me. >> over the next 15 months, beto marched across texas. sometimes he even rolled in. >> on a first name basis with every stranger he meets, beto is waking up passion in democrats across the deep red state of texas. >> beto pledged to visit each and every county in the state, sharing his

this was its 9th year in santa cruz. it's been in st. louis abis bbo >> i go to santa cruz a lot. i especially love that story. >> absolutely. >> we'll be right back. i visualize travel rewards. i receive travel rewards. going new places! going out for a bite! going anytime. rewarded! learn more at theexplorercard.com. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. shapes and sizes. >>> we leave you with a story tonight that proves that friends come in all shapes and sizes. >> all right. let's start with mark cardinaz. he's not only a muscle car driver, he's a tattooed, former s.w.a.t officer, however he's known in the neighborhood as dr. doolittle. the pictures don't seem to go together but they do. right now he's helping a hurt chip monk get back on his feet. four years ago it was a humming bird with wings so damaged, the humming bird couldn't fly. he has named him buzz, and this big dude nursed a little bird back to health. >

ted cruz. >> ted cruz the word he used was disaster. mitch mcconnell said it would be a catastrophe i believe. john cornyn i think if reporting of fox as well called up the president to warn him against this, senator from texas. connell: yes. reporter: if he foes the road of tariffs, we know this president is a fan of tariffs, it might just be a way to sort of shift the picture or maybe a different leverage point. connell: that is what it sounds like but we'll see. why don't -- we are going to move on talk a little bit more about this. see what you can come up with, come back to us. gabby orr from powe powe lit ca. good to see you, abby. president says he will give mexico one year warning, if they don't stop with illegal drugs coming into the u.s., he said in the oval office, the u.s. will tariff goods, those goods will include cars and possibility of closing the border. so i blake alluded to, this is

we have a few sprinkles in areas in the santa cruz mountains. showers as we've seen all week. this next system looks a little beefier. that gets in here tomorrow morning. that creates some rain on the morning commute. not a ton of rain. maybe a tech of an inch. maybe a quarter of an inch in the hills. half inch in the santa cruz mountains. or in the county watershed. it's a light event compared to what we've seen. waiting to get the tarp off the field for the giants home opener, which they should be able to pull that tarp, i'm guessing by 1:00. pardon me, by 1:30, 2:00. the green is bad reflectivity. there's no rain falling outside right now, unless you're in the santa cruz mountains. current temperatures, san francisco airport, not anticipating delays because of the rain, but doesn't take as much at sfo with a south wind and a little rain. is there tomorrow morning, and there is tomorrow afternoon. right in the sweet spot. the giants will be playing. and there's a chance for a sprinkle. but i don't think it's enough to pull a tarp back onto the

this is a camper in the heart of santa cruz where many homeless people live. one positive outcome has been the edition of this needle collection basin, however she is worried about more needles coming here and wants to see the county run only one program and run it better. >> it is a known thing to tell your kids now you need to watch out for needles on the beach, which is really sad. >> reporter: in santa cruz, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you, maria. >>> the debate over vaccinations continues in this growing story this morning. up next the philosophical battle in several states that continues. >>> the 448 pages of the mueller report are out and the president is declaring victory. i am leland vittert in washington. why politically that may be a little early. . >>> and good morning. we see traffic that is going to be light so far around the bay area, a little fog, though, here on the golden gate bridge. >>> and after a warm thursday, some inland locations will be on the warm side, but the fog is back in a big way which means it will be a little cooler for many to

hamilton, through the santa cruz mounds. 50s on the temps. one system today, mostly cloudy skies, a little sun. that will add to the build-up of the clouds. maybe isolated thunderstorms. a break on wednesday. thursday light rain. friday is the main system. as that goes through there will be half inch to inch-and-a- half amounts. quiet to the north and rain to the near future. not a lot today. just a little today. wednesday looks okay. thursday and friday and probably into parts of saturday we are looking for rain. 60s on the temps. these are normal for this time of year. 6:01. sal is here to talk about what area of traffic? >>> we are starting at the bay bridge, steve, because it is slow and it will take you just a little bit to get through that slow traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see the traffic is going to be backed up here at the toll plaza which is nothing unusual. if you are driving on interstate 880 it is moving along okay. remember tonight there is an as and warriors game, same facility, one is obviously inside oracle on

cruz later won the jefferson award. and, just three years ago he became the first mexican born immigrant to get his phd in education at harvard university. >> you need to have security guards, we will have security guards but they will be grandmothers. >> reporter: his return to oakland to build the homies school is ambitious and will shock a lot of sensibilities. >> what if there is a kid on the block selling drugs and we don't want them necessarily doing that. we don't want them hurting the community. what if they have a business plan, they are deeply entrepreneurial, they are resourceful. what if that kid could get a mba and start up businesses that help the community. no one has really thought about a drug dealer to mba pipeline. why not us? >> reporter: their most controversial concept? they plan to have prisoners on the faculty. inmates serving life in prison would talk to the students by skype. >> if you listen to music, if you listen to these rap songs were they say they start time and sold drugs, they are talki

the local communities suing are santa cruz county, vacaville and the city of san pablo.ve come up with a solution to ease downtown traffic. officials there have been quietly piloting a free valet service and so far it's been a success. >> in mountain view this isn't your ordinary downtown parking lot. >> good morning, ma'am. free valet service for you. this has been great. they take the car and it doesn't cost anything and it's been real easy for us. >> a pilot program now under way offering free valet during peak hours. dozens of drivers making use of the city-provided service on villa and franklin. on average, 30% of terrific are people circling for parking and using existing space without having to create additional infrastructure. >> for example, a restriking of a parking lot or building a parking structure because that takes time and coordination where this program they've been able to ramp up with a short amount of time. >> the chamber of commerce says the program has been beneficial for everyone. >> the more people that have the opportunity to come downtown and do

santa cruz today 72 degrees, with sunshine likely in the 70s tomorrow.till the 70s around concord, and santa rosa were cooling off to a 68 san francisco down to 63 degrees. a nice, beach weekend at any beach location. napa is a 47 tonight, 47 in concord. san francisco as well. our high definition doppler will be high through -- drive throughout the weekend. oakley tomorrow sunshine, and 76 degrees. oakley and sunday little cloudy but a high 73 should be a nice weekend to get outside either weekend but if you like the sunshine warmer weather, tomorrow would be your choice. that's when a ridge of high pressure makes a close pass it will wobble for the next few days. it got closer today i'm sure you noticed the change warmer and less wind it will retreat a bit monday allowing another started to go up and over the ridge and missed us we will get clipped with a few rain showers monday afternoon into monday evening. for east bay northbay, mainly tomorrow sunshine in the morning clear skies all day long but much like today. as we head toward sunday, cloud cover

this is camp ross in the heart of santa cruz, where many homeless people live. positive outcome has been the addition of this needle collection basin. however, she's worried about more needles coming here. she wants to see the county run only one program and run it better. >> it's kind of a thing now to tell your kids you need to watch out for needles on the beach. >>> today markings the 113th anniversary of the 1906 earthquake and fire that levelled much of san francisco. city leaders and locals honored the estimated 20,000 lives lost along with the firefighters who battled the flames and the survivors who helped rebuild the city. in the days that fol, it became a melting spot where survivors gathered in hope so of being reunioned with family members. the fire chief helped put a fresh coat of migrant in delores park. it is known as the hydrant that saved the mission because it was one of the only working hydrants in that part of the city during the fire. >>> officials also used the occasion to conduct a test of the alert system, pushing alerts to mobile phones

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county. >> >> reporter: melissa loves the santa cruz beach community . >> i take my daughter down tover and registered nurse and will no longer let her daughter play at this beach near the boardwalk . >> this is all i have collected personally. >> after finding all of these needles on that same beach since january -- >> i found over 20 syringes, some in various stages. some have blood in the chamber, some have blood in the needle. >> reporter: on the same area where on this day, families frolic. >> it is terrifying. as a mom, out here with my kids, >> she thinks the county needs to re-examine the needle exchange program. last year, the county distributed not more than 60,000 needles. >> it is hi. >> jennifer herrera oversees the county needle exchange program. she says while the number of needles distributed is high, they collected even more, 92,000 last month, well above the amount the county gave up. >> is an evidence-based program to reduce disease in the community. >> santa cruz county wants to expand the needle exchange program. the organizer says more programs are the answer, n

this is camp ross in the heart of santa cruz where many homeless people live.ron says one positive outcome in the last few months has been the addition of this needle collection basin. however, she is worried about more needles coming here. she wants to see the county run only 1 program and run it better . >> it is a known thing to tell your kids you need to watch out for needles on the beach which is really sad. >> reporter: in santa cruz, maureen naylor, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> now to san francisco where the marine mammal center is asking the public to stay away from an elephant seal at aquatic park. the center says the seal is healthy but losing its coat. volunteers examined the seal this morning condition that ap be resting in the sun. the center is asking people to keep their distance and if someone notices it is reacting to them, that means they are to close. >> that is a small elephant seal. it may be a young one. they can get huge as you know. maybe the reason it is there is the plane raise have plural inflated proliferated the brain in. there are a lot of

mountains, getting close to santa cruz itself. nothing too heavy. pockets of moderate rain. 50s on the temps. ukiah is reporting light rain from that cell phone. off and on hit and miss rain from mendocino county to lake county. light rain maybe out of this this system, maybe a tenth of an inch, but the pattern is showing another system coming in not wednesday but thursday and the strongest system will be here on friday depending on which global model you look at. they are all wet but some are wetter than others. the gfs is the wettest of the bunch. that is the one you are seeing here. friday you are seeing one-plus inch amounts, maybe an inch- and-a-half. all the way to the weekend off and on. doesn't mean it will be a washout but there will be some rain. it looks like there will be some to the north by the time we get to the weekend then warmer temperatures early next week. highs back to where they should be this time of year, 62 to 68. we are seeing the warmer temperatures to the south, normal after a couple days of well above.

. >> chuck cruz was her boyfriend at the time. he says jamie was the light of his life. he remembers when he first laid eyes on her. >> i could barely speak when i saw her, she was so pretty. it was like when the color came on in the "wizard of oz." i had been living in a dark world, and she showed me a world full of color. >> and she was a loyal friend. funny, outspoken. >> she would tell you exactly what was on her mind at all times. >> it was early one morning in may, jamie's roommates couldn't find her. they called chuck. >> i got a call asking if i knew where she was. i said, no, she didn't come over here last night. i don't know where she is. i hadn't talked to her the night before. and i went to work. >> reporter: that same morning, detective elliott of the brazo's sheriff's office was summoned. >> there was a girl in her 20s, she was nude and had extensive road rash on her entire body and was deceased. >> reporter: a jogger spotted the victim in a ditch on the side of the road. >> i arrived. there was probably half a dozen officers here. they had taped off the ar

>>>there will be a few extra surfers in the water at santa cruz and capitola this weekend.operation surf is teaching wounded veterans had a wide -- ride a wave. it's really not about the surfing lessons for some of them. >> the beach boys saying catch a wave in your sitting on top of the world's. 48 injured soldier we have no idea. >> i just felt normal, being out there. >> normal is not something ronald has felt since his motorcycle accident two years ago. >> before my accident i was very active, i loved being able to be outside, and do all kinds of recreational type stuff. >> today in the sun and crashing waves of santa cruz, the nonprofit operation surf, is helping ronald at about a dozen others wounded veterans and active duty military, feel the restorative power of the ocean. as well as the group supporting the volunteers out of the water. >> coming together as a unit on the water everyone is on the same playing field. injuries don't matter, stress doesn't matter anxiety does not matter. you are there and in the moment and surrounded by people who are going to keep you

but in santa cruz this weekend -- >> then we'll get you checked in. >> brian waters. >> is just plain running. >> got to get to the table. >> through his list, mainly. >> you never stop checking. >> brian, you see, has volunteered for a big job. head of water safety for operation surf. >> i'm proud to be back here with our crew. >> this is the ninth year operation surf has returned to santa cruz, bringing with them wounded active duty military and veterans. forhe many ways, healed by the experienceno well. he moved around a lot as a kid and rarely felt part of a community, until he discovered surfing. >> from basically 15 onward was where i could finally identify with a group. >> brian has not stopped surfing since. the sport has given him a lot, including now, the chance to use it to help others. >> that's a huge accomplishment. i never thought i could get something like that from the ocean. and my surfing abilities. you know, modesty aside, i can surf, sure, but if i can impact other lives through the vehicle of my passion, i'm winning. >> he isn't the only one. one by one, all arou

una de los pocos objetos intactos, es esta cruz. algunos ya hablan de un posible milagro.asan la entrevista de miedo creÍble, no podrÁn ser puestos en libertad . muchos abogados dicen que esto viola los derechos de los inmigrantes, pero la medida entrarÁ en efecto en 90 dÍas. un padre guatemalteco volviÓ a reunirse con su hijo de 10 aÑos de edad. la pesadilla de jose comenzÓ con su deportaciÓn, dejando atrÁs a su pequeÑo hijo. >> es el reencuentro entre un niÑo de 10 aÑos que se pregunta por quÉ su papÁ lo dejÓ en otro paÍs con extraÑos. tambiÉn un padre que no pudo impedir que lo arrancarÁn de su hijo. [sonido ambiente] >> josÉ al visor ocho de guatemala luego de que unos pandilleros lo amenazaran de muerte. >> despuÉs de los tres dÍas que estuvimos separados. >> el otro dÍa pensÉ que me iban a sacar con mi papÁ, pero sÓlo me sacaron a mÍ. >> me dieron como cinco horas en gran va dadas. me dijo que sÓlo firmara aquÍ. yo le dije que no sabÍa hablar en inglÉs. >> me dijeron que si no lo firmaba, iba a pasar mÁs tiempo en el centro de detenciÓn. >> lo amo mucho. es el papÁ m

this was its ninth year in santa cruz.y recently expanded a couple of years ago into southern california. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> happening tomorrow, roller blading butterflies, handmade bonnets and of course the easter bunny. that's what you can expect at the 28th annual san francisco easter parade and spring celebration. the video you're watching is from the event last year. this year the parade will make its way down union street so a lot of fun for the kids and the entire family. head out there. >> you mentioned bunnies. and a bunny may seem like a real cute and welcome easter gift. however, the owner of a rabbit farm in canada has a very different message. the breeder says rabbits are a lot more work than people expect. after easter's over, she's offering families a three-day rental. you can rent a bunny. it lets families decide if they want that pet for the long-term or maybe return it. >> it's very difficult just to impulsively buy what you think is a cute cuddly easter bunny and then realize it's too

cruz: thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. thank you to each of the witnesses for being here today and for testifying. the national epidemic we have of mass shootings and school shootings is a tragedy and it is one that i believe we need to do significantly more to prevent. the state of texas, tragically, has experienced this recently in horrific instances in both sutherland springs and in santa fe. i was in sutherland springs and santa fe in the hours following those -- >> end gun terror! end gun terror! >> please, sit down or be removed. thank you, gentleman jacinda arden for your leadership. end gun terror! assault weapons assault people! enough! do something! follow the leadership of prime minister arden. you're killing them! do something! people are dying! chair graham: you will get a minute back, and you will continue. sen. cruz: thank you, mr. chairman. as i said, i was in santa fe. i was in sutherland springs in the hours following those shootings, and what happened there was truly horrific. sutherland springs is frust

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so some showers all of the way down to the santa cruz mountains this morning. walnut creek is gray and we're looking at temperatures in the mid and upper 50s from san jose to oakland. from our roof camera, it has been breezy and slick in the city. 54, santa rosa and 52 in livermore and foggy on the coast and delays at sfo and a cloudy afternoon and we'll look for dry conditions later on today. tonight, it will be dry and tomorrow we're hoping for some sun and another system heads our way monday, chris? >> lisa, thank you. >> all lanes of the venetia bridge are back open after a bomb scare. last night the southbound lanes were shut down for several hours because a man stopped in the middle of a bridge and said he had a bomb. officers took him into custody, but the bombquad had to examine a questionable package left inside the truck. nothing dangerous was found. all lanes reopened around 11:30. the suspect is identified as 54-year-old rodney brinkerhoff. he is expected to face multiple charges. repairs are under way on the richmond san rafael bridge after chunks

. >> new at six the clock, this state of the massive encampment in santa cruz is up in the air after conflicting ruling from the court. one judge said the encampment needed to be closed and cleaned up for health reasons. today, another court stepped in. maureen naylor shows us many of the 200 people who live in the encampment are already on the move. >> on a warm spring day in santa cruz, city leaders debated the long-term plan for this large homeless encampment next to highway one where the tents and tarps stretch for about a block . >> it is an open drug camp. i call it heroin camp . >> on easter sunday, this santa cruz resident accepted an invitation from the city leaders to tour the facility which holds an estimated 200 people. >> i saw a glass pipe three feet away from where we are talking . >> since january, there have been 5 in and around the camp. monday, a county judge issued an emergency order to temporarily close the cameron for cleaning citing health and safety concerns. tuesday, the u.s. district court stepped in to stop any evictions because of a prior lawsuit filed by

coco: santa cruz martínez, jesús santo.hino: ¡espérenme, ey! mi excursión a los prismas basálticos. mi desarrollo integral, ¿por qué? carmelo: ¿quién nos iba a decir que la chamaca esa jalara tanta gente? delfino: ¿cómo no? yo al ofertín nunca le vi forma. pero a la rosa, qué formas. oiga, ¿no se forma? Órele. carmelo: sí, ¿quién sigue? delfino: abrígate, joven, allí hay peines para el gallito. lucha: quiero aprovechar este espacio para hacer una denuncia. imagínense ustedes que aquí en la secundaria técnica indios mártires de la reforma agraria, la mentada maestra coco organiza las excursiones y luego deja a las criaturas en la calle. y uno, con mucho sacrificio, junta dinero para las excursiones, ¿verdad? y uno , como quiera, pero ellos son criaturas. son criaturas. reportero: sí, señora, pero ¿y eso qué tiene que ver con el aumento a la gasolina? lucha: ¿sí me permite tantito? estoy hablando con el dueño del circo, no con los animales. a ver qué día se vienen a desayunar una machaca con huevo. no es por nada pero a mí me

at 619 let's bring the weather. >> one to the north and south and the santa cruz mountains. a little quick moving showers scooting through. the main line ever green to morgan hill. jamie, welcome to the drive and 55 in oakley. a gusty wind. i don't get an oakley but a couple of brentwoods there. chicago 20 miles per hour. there's a breeze kicking up. the news from ever green, look at the line the convergent zone has. look at the highway and morgan hill and the coast montayo and bay and ends up in the sant a nta cruz mountains. this will be down a good 10 degrees compared to yesterday. there's the northwest wind. nevada and oakland 17 miles an hour. the summit headed up towards truckee and reno. 101 if that's your commute, you're encountering showers from the mountains. it will not be as humid today. we'll send the moisture south. 60s to 70s on the temperatures. series of quick moving systems and the end result is more of a wind pattern taking us into the end of the week. claudia. >> thanks, steve. a new treatment for people with hiv. how this drug is different and how much i

this was its ninth year in santa cruz.anded a couple years ago into southern california. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> great story there, garvin. 7:26 for you now. up ahead, fallout from the mueller report. new action democrats are saying they'll take days after the report's release. >> and a woman found in her driveway. it's a case that will really turn bizarre. went straight on like a tunnel for some way." "i've seen a cat without a gri, but a grin without a cat." hey, mercedes, end audio. change lighting to soft blue. the completely reimagined 2020 gle. with intelligent voice control and available third row. your adventure awaits at the mercedes-benz spring event but hurry the event ends april 30th. people wake. and smile, when they see the sun. not that one. this one. it makes knowing when to take your prescriptions clear as day. up to fifty percent of people don't take them properly. so at cvs pharmacy we got up early and built a system that helps calculate each person's ideal schedule. it's great for doctors.

there were two tremorrors in the boulder creek area of santa cruz county. the first 2.8, followed by 2.5 a few seconds later. >>> more dangerous weather headed across the southeastern u.s. today. the latest storm has killed at least three people, including two people killed from falling trees in mississippi and alabama. several million people are right in the path of the storm. it is bringing rain, hail, strong winds, flash floods and tornadoes. >> the sound was so intense. it was like a roaring, escalating sound. it was intense. >> you could not see ahead of you. you could not see where you were going. >> this really severe weather is expected to move from georgia and florida up the atlantic seaboard heading to washington. at least nine people have died blamed on the severe weather in the southern and eastern u.s. . >>> it is 5:17. let's check in with sal. it is friday. we have less traffic jams, right? >> we do. we haven't come up with a theme yet. we are trying to figure it out. if our viewers want the pick names on social media, maybe suggest a theme. b

. >>> ahead, did ted cruz jinx texas tech? the tweet that cost the team a national championship. >>> could danny and sandy ride again in a new grease movie? ♪ the biggest week in television is back! xfinity watchathon week. now through april 14, enjoy free access to the best shows and movies from hbo, showtime, epix and more. what! so, you can get more into what you're into. whether it's more laughs, oops. epic escapes, or high-flying thrills, get more into what you're into. just say "watchathon" into your x1 voice remote, or download the xfinity stream app. xfinity watchathon week, free. now through april 14. >>> texas senator ted cruz is getting ripped across social media. for once, it's not about his politics. texas tech fans say he gave the team the kiss of death in the national championship game with this tweet. cruz posted a selfie with 35 seconds left in the game. texas tech up by one point. of course, they went on to lose to virginia in overtime. cruz later tweeted about a heart-breaking loss and congratulated them on

mark lawrence arrested last thursday near the pool area at santa cruz high school. investigators say he was taking video of female students on the pool deck from inside a nearby porta potty. further investigation found that he had been filming young girls in various public areas throughout santa cruz. >>> and elderly san jose man recovering after he was attacked just outside his front door and it was all captured on his home surveillance camera. the seventh two-year-old man was unloading groceries wednesday morning when he was jumped by teenager who then stole his car. you can see the man in the video and they are trying to get his keys. the suspect starts punching him. >> he jumped into the car and i reached and they are grabbed him and tried to pull him back but he punched me and broke my glasses. >> that man put up a fight but ultimately the suspect did take off in them and's nissan. 10 minutes later the car crashed after running a red light and police arrested the teenager who is 14 years old. >>> still ahead, a germanic and a police chase. after the break we sh

. >> unas 200 personas que viven en un campamento de indigentes en santa cruz, tendrán más tiempo paraa de ley que modificaría el sistema de reciclaje en el estado, sandra nos muestra el estado de un grupo que cree que se necesita otro tipo de cambio. >> un vídeo que se muestra a un independiente cambiar unas botellas, muestra que ciertos comercios no ponen de su parte para cumplir con las normas estatales. >> solo el 30% de las tiendas que visitamos tenían el rótulo de reciclaje. >> hay 3800 tiendas en california que deben intercambiar el reciclaje por depósito,pero más del 70% de 50 tiendas visitadas no lo hacen, lo cual es frustrante para estos activistas. >> no se cual es el motivo de que no lo reciben. >> dijeron en un comunicado, que han entregado 1300 violaciones a tiendas por no tener los rótulos necesarios, al no aceptar hacer las transacciones, sin embargo este es uno de los problemas, ya que muchos centros de reciclaje han sido cerrados. >> quitaron ese también, yo junto de todo. se pone de noche a limpiar, hay que buscar más. >> el sistema de transporte implementará un día

senator cruz said they will have a special hearing in front of the committee at a later time. back to you. lauren: we're learning about uber's ipo, they're aiming for a valuation up to $100 billion, that would be b below the $120 billion amount floated last year by the lead underwriters. they say they plan to price the shares between 48 and $55 each. we're getting this information after shares of uber's rye l val, lyft, -- rival, lyft, those shares fell more than 15% from their offering point after their ipo. uber is expected to make the filing of the public offering g today. cheryl: across the pond, more breathing room for brexit, e.u. leaders giving theresa may until october 31st to win parliament support for her plan for the u.k. to leave the trading block. they were due to leave the e.u. tomorrow without an agreement. may says if lawmakers back her deal, the u.k. could still leave before june 30th, which is the deadline she had requested initially from the e.u. this new october deadline avoids a hard brexit that could really cause economic and political chaos. that was the

santa cruz county, vacaville and the city of san pablo. >> in the south bay, the city of mountain view has come up with a solution to help ease downtown traffic. officials there have been quietly piloting a free valet parking program and so far it's been a success. >> reporter: in mountain view this isn't your ordinary downtown parking lot. >> good morning, ma'am. we have free valet service for you. >> this has been great and it doesn't cost anything and it's been real easy for us. >> a pilot program now under way offering free valet during peak hours. dozens of drivers making use of the city-provided service at villa and franklin. >> on average in a downtown, 30% of traffic is attributed to people circling for parking. >> business development specialist tiffany chu says the city is using existing space without having to create additional infrastructure. >> for example, are we striking over parking lot or building a new parking structure because that takes time and a lot of

monopoly to censor political speech it raises antitrust issues which is when exchange between ted cruzirector of public policy. >> recently the ceo of twitter, jack dorsey, said i don't believe we can afford to take a neutral stance anymore, i don't believe we should optimize neutrality. this represents the policy of twitter? >> i've not seen that quote. >> do you agree with it? >> that is not how he is building the platform. heather: long pause. there was a chair at the hearing for google who didn't show up but was on the guest list, ted cruz saying google will have their turn to answer questions about censorship in front of the committee. heather: thank you so much, appreciate it. let's go back to this. 2020 presidential hopeful bernie sanders unveiling his grand plan to fix healthcare. >> the american people are increasingly clear. they want a healthcare system that guarantees healthcare to all americans as a right. we are going to deliver a medicare for all single-payer system. heather: what exactly is in his medicare for all plan and how will he pay for? tim chapman of heritage ac

cada quien tiene motivos diferentes. >>> ¿cuánto estimas que pesa tu cruz?. >>> tú la elaboras te?gradezco mucho, mucha suerte. >>> son alrededor de 2 millones de personas que vienen para ser testigos de esta experiencia. les estaremos llevando la experiencia más adelante. >>> yo recuerdo que muchas personas iban a este evento a iztapalapa. >>> son miles los católicos que participan de este evento y de todas partes de latinoamérica. >>> esta mañana se reanudaron las actividades de recuperación del cuerpo de un joven que posiblemente se ahogó en el mar. los rescatistas tuvieron que suspender las labores del jueves por la tensa neblina. algunos amigos creen que cayó desde su tabla de surfear. >>> arrestan una mujer de 50 años por estrangular a su nieto de tres años de edad. las autoridades respondieron a una mañana al 15 de abril donde encontraron al menor de edad inconsciente dentro de una vivienda. el médico murió en el hospital. las sospechas enfrenta cargos por homicidio. >>> este caso de tortura salió a la luz el año pasado después que una de las hijas de la pareja escapara y ll

la seÑora cruz dijo que su hijo fue trasladado hi.desconoce la razÓn del violento ataque pero la mamÁ seÑalÓ que el dÍas pasados su hijo defendiÓ a una amiga que era vÍctima de bullyng. >>la policÍa nos informa que la comunidad ha estado cooperando para tratar de identificar a los sospechosos para que enfrenten la justicia al mismo tiempo maÑana tendrÁn una manifestaciÓn pacÍfica en contra del abuso. ilia: una madre que fue a visitar a su hermana que estaba hospitalizada se vio obligada a dejar a su bebÉ a fuera con un familiar y mientras estaba adentro ocurriÓ lo impensable una mujer se robÓ a su bebÉ. ♪ >>el inmenso dolor de magdalena es porque una desconocida. la tragedia ocurriÓ el fin de semana cuando ella pasaron con los niÑos ahÍ adentro. zubia relatÓ la tragedia que ocurriÓ des la niÑa de seis aÑos quiso ir al baÑo la seÑora al parecer le dijo que ella le cuidaba al bebÉ y en lo que él fue y regresÓ ya no estaba la niÑa y empezÓ a buscarla los niÑos esperaban a magdalena a las afueras del hospital ellos estaban en esta zona y

and selena cruz and going through the isthmus which is the narrowest part of mexico. and there is a train, more than -- years ago we had to modernize a little bit and we are smoothing some of the curves. we are taking care of, you know, the ups and downs that are too abrupt for trains, cargo trains that need to go faster as it is now the case. there is a road, a nice road, actually, that goes parallel to the train, railroads, there are also pipelines, we have everything over there. we have to modernize especially santa cruz because we say in spanish-- i don't know what, you know, it didn't have enough debt for -- depth for ships to be over there, but we're doing that as well. but in any case, what we would like to have, because we have already the infrastructure more or less. what we would like to have is a partner, a partner, a logistics partner, a firm, good firm, there are several good firms, in the case of trains and ports that can do that job, logistic partners that manages overflows, you know? the ports so the train -- and we wouldn't mind at all to have a forei

i said it was david johnston from santa cruz doing the paddle boarding.t was paoki ranoha from tahiti. it was great. >> all right, terry and rob, thank you. >>> coming up, not just divided politics in d.c. something else is becoming common out there. check 'em out. cherry blossoms. we'll save you the flights to the east coast. we'll give you a nice long look, next. alright, you excited? yeah! waaahoo... well... that was fun, right? it's time to get more. lower fares. better service. sweeter rewards. alaska airlines. demand. they want the mueller report to be released by tuesday-- in >>> democrats in congress are not backing down from their demand. they want the mueller report to be released by tuesday in full. attorney general william barr has promised to release it. president trump said his campaign did not conspire with the russians to sway the 2016 election. the president's critics said the report was not a total exoneration of mr. trump's actions. the white house wants everyone to move on, but democrats say that will only happen when the full report i

cruz, thank you for joining us. joe biden released a video in which he acknowledged that times have changed and he will be more mindful about respecting personal space in the future. his comments come after multiple women have come forward sayinger they had encouwith the former vice president that made them uncomfortable. a brief time ago i spoke to the bbc's anthony zurcher about it. anthony, joe biden isn't even ficially running for president yet. why did he feel he had to make the statement?on an i think the story was hanging around him for a while. they felt like they had to address it some way. the queson was how. maybe go on liveig tv, maybe re it. in this case of seemed like the safest way. you notice it wasn't an apology, explanation, and i r remember that ronagan quote, if you are explaining, you are losing. but in ts case, he did need to say something. doura: but by saying that social norms are changing joe biden risk losing support especially among younger voters in the democratic primary who take the me

doctor cruz later won the jefferson award, and just three years ago, he became the first mexican bornigrants to get his phd in education at harvard university. >> you have to have security guards, we are going to have security guards but they will be grandmothers. >> his return to oakland to build the homey school is ambitious and will no doubt shock a lot of sensibilities. >> what if there is a kid on the block that is selling drugs right now? and we don't want them necessarily doing that, we don't want them hurting the community. but what if they have a business plan, they are deeply entrepreneurial, they are resourceful, what if that kid could get an mba and start up businesses that help the community? no one has really thought about a drug dealer with an mba, why not us? >> the homey school's most controversial concept, they plan to have prisoners on the faculty. inmates serving life in prison, would talk to the students by skype. >> if you listen to music and all of these rap songs, where they are saying they serve so much time and they are selling drugs, they are talking to the

por ello se refiriÓ al acuerdo que pactÓ con la cruz roja internacional.es desafÍos. >> tratamos de hacer todo lo posible para hacer frente a algunas brechas que estamos encontrando aquÍ, para mantener un mÍnimo de servicios. andrea: esta profunda crisis ha llevado a mÁs de 3 millones de venezolanos a irse del paÍs en los Últimos aÑos, para buscar mejores condiciones de vida. segÚn datos de la agencia de las naciones unidas para los refugiados. en medio de esta crisis, las cifras se mantienen en rojo. la comisiÓn económica para amÉrica latina estima que el cierre de este aÑo de la economÍa registra una recesiÓn de 16%. ♪ ♪ patricia: manifestantes prodemocracia en la capital de sudÁn continuaron esta noche sus protestas, despuÉs de que ministro de defensa anunciÓ que las fuerzas armadas gobernarÁn el paÍs africano durante los prÓximos dos aÑos. despuÉs de meses de sangrientas protestas callejeras, el ejÉrcito deÓ al quien llevaba 30 aÑos en el poder. israel fallÓ en su intento de enviar una nave espacial a la luna. estados unidos, rusia y china lo han logra

about that at a wildfire season is just around the corner, we'll take a look at the training that cruz did during the weekend to prepare. we're checking in on 92, here's a little peek at the san mateo bridge are doing fine this morning from hayward to the peninsula and you're waking up to temperatures mainly in the 50's 56 in oakland, 50 in san francisco, 52 degrees right now in san jose of course we'll take a look at those afternoon highs coming up in just a bit sta >>welcome back to the consul morning news, i always say it's monday so we get a fresh start to the week. and we're going to see if hings are changing in the forecast or not john trouble standing by. her and he dr. always that's ever first start by mother nature's not taken this case, i appreciate not broke don't fix something and say about all that say it is it was a dark this weekend we had some great weather and we're going to see some more great weather in the days to come so, here's a look outside this morning. we do have some a low lying cloud cover as you can see it's unnecessarily crystal clear out there this mornin

it is giving some rain toward the santa cruz mountains to monterey. more additional cloud cover on the peninsula. a few 40s but a lot of low 50s, even over the fremont is 52. not much left in the system in the mountains, winding down with high elevation snow showers. the system is driving down to central and southern california and high pressure is getting ready to nose in here. 60s on the high, near average on the day, above tomorrow. 5:002. sal what, are you looking at? >>> looking at the list here. we don't have a lot going on but traffic is getting busier. let's take a look at the altamonte pass approach. you can see the traffic here will be busy on 580, 205, driving to livermore slowing on bellowcy toes road, and here on the oakland freeways it looks good. only a few minutes ago it was completely clear at the toll plaza. today i don't see as many people as we get later in the week. we are getting closer to easter and religious holidays coming up for some, good friday one of them, when the markets are closed, that kind of thing. we may see a littl

cruz: thank you, madam president. >> the senator from texas. sen. cruz: madam president, dr. king's profoundly just and moral letter from a birmingham jail continued. there comes a time when the cup of endurance runs over and men are no longer willing to be plunged into the abyss of despair. i hope, sirs, you can understand our legitimate and unavoidable impatience. you express a great deal of anxiety over our willingness to break laws. this is certainly a legitimate concern. since we so diligently urge people to obey the supreme court's decision of 1954 outlawing segregation in the public schools, at first glance it may seem rather paradoxical for us consciously to break laws. one may well ask how can you advocate breaking some laws and obeying others? the answer lies in the fact that there are two types of laws --tt there are two types of laws -- just and unjust. i would be the first to advocate obeying just laws. one has not only a legal but a moral responsibility to obey just laws. conversely, one has a moral responsibility to disobey unjust laws. i would agree with saint

abc 7 news reporter amanda dell castillo has the story from santa cruz. >> the dispensary here has seen plenty of foot traffic ahead of the saturday 4/20 celebration. >> i think it is the biggest celebration ever. >> and not only does it fall on a weekend but the first 4/20 since recreational marijuana use was legalized in california. >> everybody can walk in the store and buy their own product and before, it was all, you know, i don't know how to say it. >> he is looking for the words illegal, or heavily regulated. at ucsc, the university has made very clear, it stands against the annual smoke-out. in years past, tens of thousands of pot enthusiasts have made a meadow on the far outskirts of campus the place to be on 4/20. >> schools stressing it is unsanctioned. stressing they don't want people to partake. they are offering alternatives. >> options that include a sober space. >> a message out to the campus community details enforcement efforts which involve uc police and chp santa cruz. laws are listed. possessing, selling, or smoking weed and even driving while high are all against t

. >>24 t distribuidas por el primer cargamento de ayuda humanitaria que llego de la mano de la cruz rojaoja. >>a pesar de que nicolÁs maduro se niega a reconocer la ayuda humanitaria volviÓ a condenar el intento que hiciera el presidente interino mientras tanto guay do reitero que esto no solucionarÁ la crisis del paÍs sin embargo lo catalogÓ como un paso importante. una vez descargado el cargamento algunas comunidades recibieron parte de la ayuda, especÍficamente bidones y pastillas. >>ojalÁ que la organizaciÓn sea buena y que llegue a donde tiene que llegar. aÚn se desconoce cuÁl será el destino de la ayuda humanitaria estados unidos ha hecho un nuevo llamado a nicolÁs maduro para que deje ingresar asistencia a la naciÓn caribeÑa. ♪ ♪ enrique: el gobierno de cuba convocÓ a veteranos de su ejÉrcito para condenar las medidas que se espera que anuncie el gobierno de donald trump maÑana en contra de la isla. el presidente de ecuador reiterÓ que el presidente de wikileaks habÍa convertido a la embajada en un centro de espionaje y confirmÓ que tenÍa personas a las que les daba Órdenes y dijo

low 50s in the santa clara valley. 40s in santa cruz, upper 40s and 50s in the santa cruz mountains, cupertino a few high clouds spilling over the ridge but a warm to hot day inland and 60s, 70s and 80s by the bay and the coast. >>> 5:01. she is soldiering for us on the roads. she feels better but her throat is worse. >> i sound worse than i feel. >> but you are getting better by the hour. >> you know, apple and cider and vinegar, believe it or not, helps the vocal cords. doesn't sound good but it helps. overall the roadways are looking pretty good. the super commute from gilroy, morgan hill, no problems to tell you about. the south bay overall looks good this morning. no major issues. 280 in san jose you can probably count on two hands the number of cars on the road. here is where it is getting busier at the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are not on yet but it looks like they will be shortly. maybe a ten minute delay to get on the span. the time is 5:02. now back to the desk. >> thank you, allie. >>> we are following breaking news out of stockton this morning. a big fire

> there was a lot of excitement among democrats to see how close beto o'rourke came to beating ted cruz as another kind of favorite punching bag for the democrats. but, i think for all of the candidates right now, it is really about building their name recognition. >> reporter: there are still more than a year to do that. o'rourke's next town hall will be in san diego. he plans to visit some city in the central valley. reporting in the newsroom. abc 7 news. >>> we do have a full list of democratic presidential candidates on our website on abon ab on abc7.com/politics. >>> as jewish people we have been through this a lot. we get up and we move forward. the suspect called 911 and turned himself in after the shooting. all the victims are out of the hospital tonight. abc has more details. >> reporter: people of all faiths coming together after saturday's deadly shooting at the synagogue in san diego. >> the tragedy like this we'll stand shoulder to shoulder and walk together. >> reporter: the suspected gunman john earnest opened fire on the final day of passover. >> he opened fire. >> repor

ted cruz did not go on to get the nomination. winning in iowa is not a guarantee of getting our party's party'son does your nomination, but it is a sign of organizational strength, that you can put together a campaign that delivers people to the caucuses almost in the same way that you will have to deliver .eople to voting booths so it is a good test in that way. fight for the progressive economic agenda that creates jobs, raises wages, protect the environment, and provides health care for all. andy name is charlie, tonight i'm here to vote for rick santorum -- a faithful husband, a homeschool to seven children, and a former u.s. senator from pennsylvania. mr. lynch: at a caucus, it starts out as a meeting. people sign in, usually they have a temporary chair who calls things to order, then they elect a permanent chair, and it is usually be unlucky person -- that unlucky person who becomes the permanent chair. there is a difference between the republican caucuses and democratic caucuses. democrats have a straw poll. they pass out