(amarylis cruz) this is a wood stove, it's brazilian. (amarylis cruz) everyday, yes. - no.t first, it was tricky, but i've been doing this for 34 years. - it's been 34 years. but even if we had electricity, i'd still cook like this. (amarylis cruz) when my friends come visit me from havana, they come in large groups. an electric stove wouldn't be enough to make food for everyone. this way is quicker. for the two of us an electric stove would do. - i'd like an electric oven and we really need a refrigerator. (amarylis cruz) we could really use a refrigerator. - we can't keep anything fresh for long. we lose food. (amarylis cruz) we eat what my husband grows: rice, beans, malanga and yucca. sometimes the harvest is plentiful, but not always. this year, we had very little rice... because it didn't rain enough, but it's been raining a lot lately. we make do with what we have. - of course, i would be delighted to enjoy a little more comfort in my home, but nothing over the top. i don't need luxury... i don't dream of luxury. - yes, just the basics: an armchair to relax in, chair

cruz: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from texas. mr. cruz: mr. president, this body has a choice before it -- do we pass legislation that will be ineffective in stopping violent crime, that has very little prospect of preventing the next mass shooting, that will do very little to make schools safer, but at the same time will undermine the second amendment rights of law-abiding citizens? that's the democrat bill that is currently on the floor. or do we instead move to pass real legislation that will stop violent crime, that will put gun criminals in jail that will prosecute felons and fugitives who try to illegally buy guns, and that will provide serious funding for school safety? the cruz-barrasso legislation provides funding to double the number of police officers in schools across america so our kids can be kept safe. $36 billion total in funding repurposed from unspent democrat emergency funds. this bill also provides $10 billion in funding for mental health counselors in

he served with senator ted cruz on the judiciary committee.t and found in the midwest values political action committee. thank you for coming on the show tonight. you've been watching the hearings. >> thank, you mehdi -- >> how big, how serious, how existential was the threat, is the threat, to american democracy, based on what we have learned just in these three hearings. >> yes, i have. i don't think you can overstate it. i think that judge luttig said that it still presents a clear and present danger. but there is no question, i've been very pressed with the hearings and they exceeded my expectations, wonderfully presented. we've only had three. we've seen a lot and heard a lot of shocking stuff that didn't actually shocked me. but there is no question that there was widespread conspiracy to overturn a legitimate election. and i think that's as bad thing as you can possibly do in our democracy. >> when we haven't heard mentioned in the hearing so far, but we know he is of interest in the committee and we all saw what he did on january the 6

chairman phaepbz: -- chairman phepbz: senator cruz. senator cruz: secretary leaf, i want to begin by asking you questions about the administration's plan to route egyptian gas to hrebon from jordan and syria, and in the process using the energy infrastructure of the ukrainian controlled assad ream good morning, america. in january the united states ambassador to lebanon said lebanon didn't need to worry about american sanctions for this scheme and that the us us had conveyed assurances to that effect. i publicly stated at the time that that was exceptionally poor advice. that lebanon should absolutely worry about violating u.s. sanctions. and so should every other country involved in these schemes. i added that congress would strongly oppose the biden administration trying to enrich assad. and indeed we have seen and heard some of that opposition already today. congress, to say nothing of this committee, will ensure that united states sanctions are fully ensured -- enforced. the actions of this administration are endangering the americ

the point here isn't to shame ted cruz. the point is to make it very, very clear to everybody watching, everybody at home watching who is not a partisan on this issue, who isn't a republican or democrat oar independent, they just want common sense gun laws. they are watching interactions between ted cruz and constituents where he says you don't know what you're talking about. we need to face a reality in this country that there is a marginal maga, extremist faction that is controlling policy for the entire nation. they are a radical dangerous minority. we are the majority. if we take the fight to them. this is on guns, abortion, contraception, on teachers, on schools, on our democracy, we are in the majority. they are in the minority. and if we take the fight to them, it makes it more difficult for them to prevent us from doing popular things. . >> we're almost out of town. last word to you, kris. you have been campaigning on this for a long time. do you feel like we're in a different moment to after parkland or sandy hook?

mary cruz nos invita a conocerlo. >>> vamos muchachos! con fuerza!or la selva y el desierto junto a sus padres abuelo y hermana aunque veces el dolor parecÍa que no lo dejarÍa continuar. >>> me duele. >>> ya ahorita camina. >>> se reponÍa y sobrepasaba la sal agria. >>> todos se turnaban para cargarlo y soÑaba l vida en estados unidos. >>> me levanto en la maÑana. como, y me voy a la escuela. >>> dice que ya sabe quÉ serÁ cuando sea grande. >>> un bombero. >>> por quÉ te gusta ser mbero? >>> porque apaga incendios, para ayudarle a mi mamÁ. >>> cuando cruzaron la selva su madre estaba a punto de rendirse su padre dice aquÉl era quiÉn le inyectaba fuerza. >>> el niÑo mamÁ, vamos, y subiendo la montaÑa, la llorona que es supercomplicada. >>> hasta ha selva caminÓ todo bien caminando en la selva. Él es fuerte gracias a mi dios. >>> ahora todo los quieren como a un hijo. >>> el chiquillo ramsÉs tiene una energÍa bueno que dios lo cuide siempre. >>> su hermana de doce aÑos dice que el esfuerzo les ayudarÁ a tener la vida que sueÑan. >>> primer estudiar y t

and cruz, who was there as well, cannot help but respond while >> texas gubernatorial candidate betoe interrupted governor abbott's press conference, saying yesterday's shooting was "totally predictable" and talking to reporters afterward blaming abbott for refusing to strengthen gun laws. >> excuse me sit down >> you're out of line and an embarrasment >> sit down and don't play this stunt. >> seth: i'm sorry, ted cruz is accusing someone else of pulling a stunt. it's the same guy who read "green eggs and ham" on the senate floor, released a campaign ad where he used a machine gun to fry bacon, and posted a video of himself lurking in the bushes at the rio grande like he was auditioning for a role on "duck dynasty" [ laughter ] he looks like he's being filmed for a nature documentary on the bbc. "a rare sighting of the bearded parts until he makes his annual flight south for the winter. listen [ laughter ] listen to the sound of his rolly suitcase across the linoleum which experts say is his way of telling predators, 'i suck, i suck if you eat me, you'll probably puke.' and then in a

you can't shame ted cruz. ted cruz is probably gonna fly over to cancun next week. i'm sure, that's what he likes to do. >> the point here is not to shame ted cruz. the point here is to make it very very clear to everybody watching. not just folks watching us right now. but everybody at home watching who is not a partisan on this issue. it's not a republican, or democrat, they did want to come and say it's gun laws. they are watching interruptions like this between ted cruz and his constituents, where ted cruz says, you don't know what you're talking about. we need to face a reality in this country. that there is a marginal radical maga extremists fraction of the republican party, that is controlling policy for the entire nation. they are a radical dangerous minority. we are the normal majority. and if we take the fight to them, and this is on guns, on abortion, on contraception, this is on teachers, this is on our democracy. we are on the majority, they are in the minority. if we take the fight to them, it makes it more difficult for them to prevent us from doing p

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ted cruz must know at this point every busboy spits in his food, right? laughter ] maybe that's what he likes about eating out. i don't know. [ laughter ] i for one hope ted cruz never gets to eat peacefully in a restaurant. the senator has a plan he shared in the shooters' ears. >> the shooter in uvalde got in the exact same way the santa fe shooter did. he walked through an unlocked back door. into an open classroom. we need serious funding to upgrade our schools, to install bullet-proof doors and locking classroom doors. [ applause ] >> spoken like a real na. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: by the way, the school in uvalde already had heavy duty locking doors. that's how the killer kept the police out. they had to get the janitor to get keys to unlock it. isn't that bright? wouldn't that be fun if people started piling up their doors on ted cruz's lawn? what if there were so many doors he couldn't get out of the door? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: something to think about. ted cruz wasn't the star of the program. that distinction went to our former presiden

the other in santa cruz mountains. >>> the news starts now, thanks for joining us for this early addition of nbc bay area news. i am audrey asistio. >> i am terry mcsweeney. >>> we want to start with the breaking news the fire in alamo. they are calling this the ranch fire. at least one home is burned and you can see that home burning right there, other structures are threatened as well. here's what we know about this, that fire started inside of a home on alamo ranch road. and there is the home that it started in. here is a closer look at the area. a very hilly area. alamo ranch still working on evacuations, working to get that information for you. >>> we are keeping an eye on the smaller fire in the santa cruz mountains. this is the rock fire, burning near hutchinson road and highway 17. cal fire says that this fire is one acre right now. the question is, what is going to happen next with the conditions? >>> let's check in to find out. >> any time we are looking at elevated fire conditions, we like that not only the temperatures but we also take a look at the humidity and the winds whic

ted cruz was not the star of the event.hat distinction went to our former president, who busted out his "serious guy teleprompter voice" to offer this expert opinion on what needs to be done. >> we need to make it far easier to confine the violent and mentally deranged into mental institutions. we have also very importantly got to deal with the problem of broken families. because no law can cure the effects of a broken home. >> jimmy: yeah, that's right. the deranged narcissist who had children with three different women -- [ laughter ] -- is lecturing us about mental illness and broken homes. [ laughter ] he called for "impenetrable security at every school all across our land." he wants it to be harder to enter a school than it is for him to enter melania. [ laughter ] and it should be noted that -- [ applause ] it should be noted that, because donald trump was at the nra convention, no guns were allowed in the arena where trump was speaking. you know, you think with all the good guys with guns there, he'd be fine. but i

>>en el abre boca perfecto en la apertura de la liga m x se enfrentaron atlas y cruz azul al regresoía la ventaja gracias a Ángel romero para vencer a camilo vargas la gloria parecía para los azules pero los últimos suspiros del partido y siempre presente quiñones empató para los tapatíos viendo una enredada jugada en los penales y el propio quiñones enviando la pelota al cielo le dio el título de la supercopa de la liga m x cruz azul los gigantes tuvieron una semana de altos y bajos comenzaron una serie de tres juegos el viernes ante cincinnati y la novena de san francisco quería cerrarla con un triunfo para fogatas de sufrimiento para la afición de los gigantes con unos reds que estaba siete cero arriba a ser inclementes con los envíos del abridor el octavo en las cercas servía solo para comenzar a maquillar el marcador pues los bates de cincinnati se hicieron sentir nuevamente para llevarse el triunfo 10 por tres san francisco deja su récord en 39. por su parte los atléticosvisitaron kansas city y en el sexto se colocaba dos a cero arriba gracias a ese potente batazo su décimo cua

california >> ahora tenemos nueva información sobre los incendios reportados en la región en santa cruz contenidas en 75% se desconocen las causas de las llamas >> por otra parte morgan (...) el incendio que movilizó decenas de bomberos después de las 2:00 de la tarde el viernes entre la avenida (...) (...) una zona no incorpora a la ciudad fue controlada en su totalidad según informaron autoridades competentes >> vamos a la tía de Álamo donde hoy los residentes de un vecindario vivieron momentos cargadores a ser desplazados por la policía debido a que el fuego de una estructura en la carretera de (...) se convirtió en un incendio de vegetación por los fuertes vientos >> los bomberos llegaron a una casa encendida apagaron la lumbre pero la lumbre de la casa puso (...) eso tres o cuatro más casas >> luego de dos horas los bomberos lograron finalmente contraer las llamas de la estructura y apagaron el incendio de vegetación que alcanzó además los 25 acres afortunadamente no hubo heridos es que estamos por terminar una semana que tenía todos los ingredientes para avivar el fuego abigaíl ca

so i started in the santa cruz mountains. this was about 10 years ago. i think some of my community members are even here today. we got this letter in the mail, notice of intent to harvest timber. can you read this map? [laughter] nobody could read this map. right? black lines means that s where the logging s going to happen, but black lines are the roads and everything else. so most people simply threw it out. but google earth had just come out, and i m a nerd, and i m a mapping nerd, and i said, i wonder if i remap this, if i study this plan and remapped it in the full 3d satellite imagery of this new google earth, could we understand what was at stake? maybe it was nothing to worry about, or maybe it was. let s find out, so over that weekend, i brought in the data. right? you could make 3d models of a helicopter hauling logs, because they were going to be doing that, hauling logs over the daycare center and the nursery school. we--i showed it at a community meeting, and people were horrified, because now you could really see it was going to be 1,000 a

what's well, the fog is going parallel now to santa cruz santa cruz coast.tle bit there. it's very shallow, but it will make an impact for those near the coast and in san francisco. it's not much of a change yet, but higher clouds are racing northward and tropical clouds with numerous lightning strikes to the south. i'll show you that in a second more of a westerly breeze or northwesterly breeze from many in the city and more fifties and sixties or seventies. it will be cooler in san francisco today. we're already seeing that it will be cooler in oakland as well. but look at the cloud cover now again. this is san joaquin valley. sierra nevada, but some of this will start to creep towards us. many many lightning strikes between bakersfield and fresno. it is lit up down there all the way to southern california. 50 60 seventies on the temps, lower lake and groundwater. a balmy 77 san jose airport, 71 not far away and find about 66 but berkeley, oakland or 58 59. i think the city is 57 58. that's 60. but officially but lost out those hills. 71 58 pacifica. monta

i am back with texas congressional candidate monica de la cruz.t of the issue where you are. tell us what's going on if many brownsville right now. we know that border patrol has apprehended 239,000 migrants just in the month of may, and we've seen almost 2 million people cross into this country since joe biden walked into the oval office. they say the border is closed, we know that it is not. what can you tell us? >> look, what we're seeing down in the rio grande valley is a self-made disaster be by the biden administration. i'm, you know, i'm endorsed by the national border patrol council, and i hear from these brave men if women -- men and women the catastrophe that has happened will. they don't have enough agents to support them, and they are overwhelmed by amount of people that are crossing. but let's talk about what biden has really caused. he has relinquished our borders to the cartel. and what we're not talking about are women and children that are being exploited. women and children, children who are abandoned on a daily basis on private

it is not fully contained yet, but cruz say they have stopped forward progress. they also say that the evacuation order for that area for that small little community of acosta has been downgraded to an evacuation standby. meaning that firefighters want people in that town to be prepared to evacuate should the conditions they are worsened. forward progress has also been done off bernie on the mandatory evacuation main in effect. for people living in kill care road area of central as well as the golden eagle estates and pleasant in affairs viruses. this fire is holding 65 acres and was, in fact miller, keeping an eye on a 30 acre fire north city. this one started around 2 20 this afternoon. near buena, this elaine and tim road fire says forward progress on this fire has also stopped as well. court ruling on new york's concealed carry regulations could make it easier to obtain a firearm license, the building may have a significant impact formula, which has similar concealed weapon laws as new york reviews. evan sernoffsky has reaction from around the state. supreme

again, boebert denies she was ever an escort, also denies ever met or spoken to cruz after after she. sugardaddymeet.com has no record of boebert ever using the site. on this claim the super pak claimed that boebert got a big donate from cruz $70,500 and initially failed to report that donation. she did report it quickly. the donation from cruz's so-called victory fund which backed more than 20 gop candidates in that election came in september 2020 and boebert's campaign reported it in its quarterly finance report in october 2020. that is quick, that is prompt. the boebert campaign initially did fail to list this so-called -- i'm sorry, initially failed to list this cruz fund as a joint fundraising partner of the campaign on another forum, they had to go back and put that on the other forum but there is no basis to claim they hit the cruz donation itself. i can either prove nor true false some of this pak's story about boebert, it is theoretically possible that some parts can be proved correctly but at least so far they have not issued substantiating proof. given how much the pak has

it is already in place in the city of santa cruz. the goal is to get people to bring reusable cups. >>> okay. a live look outside at downtown san francisco. >> another day, another fire somewhere. the first alert meteorologist is here. paul, you're tracking another one. >> this is the one we mentioned about ten minutes ago. this is the rice fire. one of the biggest we've seen so far this season. the latest estimate is it is up to 520 acres and it is still growing. you can see the amount of smoke being reduced to this fire. down to about an hour and a half of day late for the air crews to make drops on this. a lot being dedicated to this fire, trying to get a handle on it before it has a chance to spread in the very high vegetation. vegetation in this part of california is at near record levels. this is where the fire is, to the northeast of sacramento. the temperature is 93 degrees. the humidity is only 10%. the winds gusting up over 15 miles an hour. sustained winds not that strong. the gusts have been enough to propel that fire eve

the university of california at santa cruz as one of the world's leading particle physicist. he has been a sloan fellow a guggenheim fellow a fellow of the american physical society and in 2010 was elected a fellow of the american academy of arts and sciences with ann nelson. he was awarded the prestigious soccer uprise for his contributions the field of particle physics. tonight he's joining conversation by fellow physicist lisa randall the frank baird jr. professor of science at harvard university. a member of the national academy of sciences the american philosophical society the american academy of arts and sciences. she is the recipient of countless honors and awards and was previously named among the 75 most influential people of the 21st century by empire magazine. this evening michael and lisa have joined us for discussion of michael's latest this way to the universe an accessible authoritative and up-to-date celebration of the core values of physics, which leonard suskin calls an extraordinary journal journey into what we know what we hope to know and what we don't k

areas like the oakland hills, spartz of the san mateo county coast and santa cruz mountains. and those areas in red are likely to grow on the new map as a result of a deepening drought and warming planet. >> year after year, it seems like the risk is going up a little more, a little bit more. >> amanda lives at the base of the santa cruz mountains. her family does what they can to minimize the risk of wildfires. and hope that cal fire will use the new maps to guide their investment of money and manpower and equipment. making sure that resources make it to the most vulnerable areas. >> i feel they have been more aggressive in the past couple years, for sure, and keeping an eye on areas that are maybe a little more prone to risk. >> cal fire says the new maps will be shared with local communities. hopefully sparking conversations and policy decisions about where and if new homes are built. and what those new communities should look like. >> there has been change in our climate. especially in the last couple years. we have been seeing more often significant extreme wind even.'.

it's made it to lounge around santa cruz. kind of more parallel again.lot of resistance, but there's more of an onshore breeze for many, especially in san francisco, so it does look cooler coast in bay today, but still pretty hot. maybe mcgee inland. records yesterday. sfo oakland and san jose 98 98 1 oh two every month. this year we've set record highs. summer heat yesterday, i'll say fairfield, napa, santa rosa conquered valeo. san jose, lucas valley and san mateo. all hot wasn't just inland 100 to 106 on those temperatures yesterday, santa rosa one. oh, four, oakland was 98 san francisco 90 to san jose one. oh to the city will drop. actually, i'm gonna drop that gun. i'm going. i apologize. halle. it's going not going to i'm going to drop that to 74. there's too much of an onshore breeze. oakland 84 santa rosa the 92 now san jose 94 y because i think they'll get the tropical clouds coming in, but still sitting at 70 degrees right now, there's 60 seventies on attempt. it's just a really just flying that tropical moisture is moving in. it's already begi

it's santa cruz county's.ighway 17 at santa cruz county now 75% contained after briefly threatening three homes, their crews up in marin county, they fully contained a brush fire that was on lucas valley road in san rafael. that too, threatened homes. and in the east bay contra costa county flames from a home fire in alamo spread and created a brushfire drivers actually on interstate 6 80 could see that smoke. from that fire in alamo. it started shortly after three o'clock yesterday afternoon near stone valley. road crews fought the flames on both the ground and you see here in the air and managed to get the brush fire. under control. however the fire did cause major damage to that three story home where that fire got started. well, the maker of a patio umbrella with built in solar panel and led lights has announced it is recalling about 400,000 of those products, the company says the recall comes in response reports that the lithium iron batteries could possibly overheat. and then catch fire. the umbrellas ar

cruz will remain in the area for the next several hours. reports is california has the worst air pollution in the country. researchers at the university of chicago found that in 2020 california was homed in 19 of the 20 worst counties in the u. s. when he came to particulate matter wildfire smoke said to be one of the biggest contributors to the states, unhealthy air and, according to cal fire more than four million acres burned in the state back in 2020, researchers say the report highlights the health risk associated with air pollution, including lung disease and heart attacks. and you can find the latest developments on those fires today and throughout the summer by visiting ktvu .com slash wildfires tonight. paul pelosi, husband of house speaker nancy pelosi, has now been charged with driving under the influence the napa county district attorney filed two counts of misdemeanor wi today related to that crash that pop alosi was involved in last month on highway 29. now blood sample found his blood alcohol content was 0.82% two hours after

cruz a globalists.as gop convention where they adopted as their platform, came, in the position of the -- that joe biden's election was illegitimate, and homosexuality is an abnormal lifestyle job. at what point do we say in, that this is not a normal political party, full of a lot of angry radicalized far-right man. >> yeah, i was gonna say this may be the moment, find a penny for every time the journal or post our conservator ransom how, it's tacking itself i would literally retire tomorrow. i wouldn't have to hang out with you on a sunday night. not that i don't enjoy my friend. but right here in front of us, again, is a concrete example of the right, eating the right. it's surreal, think for a moment in your listing how just consider this for a moment, how unhinged you have to be to view people like that crenshaw, ted cruz, to be republicans -- who is their motto republican, marjorie taylor greene, so let me play for humanity, the sound of the gop crowd reacting to john cornyn, who got up to speed.

baristas at to starbucks in santa cruz have voted already to unionize. they joined about 50 other locations across the country that have unionized since december, but the union vote failed at a store in mill valley this week by one vote. starbucks has said that it is stronger without unions. tesla ceo elon musk is expected to talk with twitter employees at a company town hall. that virtual meeting is scheduled for thursday, according to business insider he said to take questions from twitter employees about his agreement to buy the company. this comes as musk has threatened to walk away from the deal. he has accused twitter ever refusing to give him information. about spam bots and fake accounts. twitter said last week that it expects a shareholder vote on the sale by early august. stocks were mostly lower on wall street today, investors bracing for the federal reserve's announcement tomorrow on interest rates. the dow was down 151 points, the nasdaq gained 19. and the snp was down 14 points after falling into bear territory during yesterday's big sell o

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you can see the smoke there, and cruz dropping fire retardant there on the flames.hief meteorologist bill martin, has been monitoring the conditions this afternoon and will tell us now. what are firefighters facing bills? not too terribly hot there today. not too terribly hot, julie. exactly there's some flame there. i was just wondering because you're not seeing a lot of flame, which is good. you notice he's oak trees. jewels aren't they're not igniting. they're not. they're not eucalyptus or not. pine oaks have a tendency to do do well in fires, and that's what you're saying so the ground cover is getting burnt rapidly. that's probably why this fire has worked its way up the hill, probably running through a bunch of wild oat the winds like you say there there 10 miles an hour , eight miles an hour, and that's indicative of the smoke. you can see the plummet when it's windy. that smokestack lays over in this case would be shooting down towards out towards the east bay or down towards out towards rio vista. temperatures are in the mid eighties. that's not good. you

senator cruz, he opposes this legislation, will be here to respond. that's coming up. also, we'll have more on the biden administration and their plan to ban juul tobacco products and take nicotine out of cigarettes. all while your government is legalizing weed and, in other places, hard drugs. that make any sense? government makes a fortune on taxing tobacco, over $12 billion a year. why would they want to give that up? any way we begin tonight with biden's war on your ability to live your life without going bankrupt. now, between inflation, spiking gas prices, record prices, a looming recession, americans are suffering and it's about to get a whole lot worse. according to one washington post columnist and on msdnc, you all need to stop complaining and be grateful that joe biden is your president. right. >> just going to say this and if i get banged for it i don't care. there is a great deal of americans where it is uncomfortable that they're spending more but they are not going to go under. you know, you've got to stop complaining when there's so many people who lite

now someone that knows about this all too well is texas senator ted cruz.ber back in 2018, he was out with his wife, and confronted by a large mob at a restaurant amid the brett kavanaugh confirmation hearings. take a look. [chanting "we believe survivors"] >> let my wife through. [chanting "we believe survivors"] >> sean: here at the reaction to all tonight's breaking news is texas senator ted cruz. senator, i remember that incident well and i also remember another incident where it was you, your wife, and your young children confronted by a mob. i have had my own instances. i don't talk about it. it is not fun at all. tell us about it. >> well, listen, the left is angry, and the rhetoric that comes from their political leaders, from the radical extreme, is getting more and more heightened, and the problem is, what we saw early this morning, with the lunatic that came to murder justice kavanaugh, that is a lunatic following through on the deranged rhetoric from elected democrats, and when you say it is now becoming more and more common that leftists scream

senator cruz, great to have you.nk you for joining us >> joining us now co-hosts of the five geraldo rivera. joe biden says today, nobody's coming for groourns then on the other hand he talks about removing liability pretexts of manufacturers. if we get to a point that we -- a legal firearm made by a manufacturer that gets in the hands of a criminal that misuses an inanimate object and we're going to blame the manufacturer for that, that would essentially end any possibility of any gun manufacturers being able to stay in business, geraldo. that to me is a sneaky back doorway to eliminate guns in america. that is another phoney argument. how do you blame an inanimate object for what somebody else does? >> the sandy hook families had some success and got a multi million dollars settlement from the gun manufacturer because there is a theory that they advertise specifically to the military capabilities for the weapons they market, the war-like capabilities of the weapons they market. i think they let them skate. >> sean:

. >> no way tom ted cruz was going to let tom gun math relative to stream it.out tom cr cruise. the movie theater and we the audience made come cruise a star. >> he participates it back everyday. >> hanging outside of airplanes and jets and helicopter. really nothing this guy can't do. you can tell his enthusiasm. he's got another movie dead reckoning, mission impossible. >> there will be another mission i am to believe. >> impossible. >> it is funny, just thinking about tom ted cruz's career. you are talking about from the firm to risky business, of course. >> for film and ethan hops. all these different films, we are think about it. >> this one surpassed all of those. >> that's right. >> in terms of the opening weekend. tom truce never had $100 million opening weekend until now. with top gun maverick. >> the o'sest one to this opening was for the war, 17 years ago with 64 pay and $8 million. >> that was 17 years ago? are you kidding? >> i was thinking that was 13 years ago, i guess it was. >> he's about consistency, tom ted cruz had movies released in 40 year

some pull back a little bit around santa cruz.e and it's only really favoring on or near the coast. so we say hello to june and some of that fog on the coast. it'll be warm around the bay inland will be upper eighties nineties so hot there changes will start tomorrow. but today it's 60 seventies eighties to almost 90 degrees. i never forget this man. you know, andre senior? it's a package deal you by steve paulson. you get south castaneda for free one. get one exactly alright. i like that. sometimes they do that at mcdonald's. they get a big mac and a quarter pounder. you pay for one, you get the other. there you go. all right, let's go out and take a look at the golden gate bridge. steve and i have been on message this morning about the fog as a matter of fact, and our good friend kevin penner in the back, you put it this fog picture. so we could look at it from the top and also from the bottom. now the fog has not been causing a huge traffic jam. but it is there as steve mentioned it is not foggy in the east bay. it's getting a

neither desantis nor cruz or doctors of course, to not scientist, not epidemiologist, or virology.ng is an outrageous and dangerous as it is flatly untrue. i for one frankly tired of this ridiculous argument that because kids are much more like -- to die from covid, that means they're not at risk at all. no, that's a dumb comparison, on that basis kids aren't at any risk for cancer either, because they're less likely to die from cancer than the elderly. are no, the only comparison we should be making is how deadly covid is to children, compared to other illnesses or things that kill kids. and covid, is that one of the top ten causes of death for children and young people in america. in terms of respiratory infectious diseases, it's the number one cause of death for american kids. look, we're not supposed to be okay or dismissive of kids dying from any illness. and yet, nearly 1500 american children have died from covid. an estimated half 1 million children may have long covid. i would ask desantis and cruised to leave the medicine to the doctors, and stick to the politics but inste

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fires also broke out today in santa cruz county, contra costa, and maroon county. as nbc bay area's stephanie shows us, crews were out in full force. >> reporter: several neighbors here in alamo say it was a very scary situation. one woman says she saw the fire from the freeway. she drove all the way back just to make sure her friend was able to pack up and leave this community right here safely. >> we talk about earthquakes but in our neighborhood, fire is the biggest fear. >> reporter: this is why. with the steep terrain and dry conditions, a structure fire on alamo ranch road quickly turned into a vegetation fire saturday afternoon. >> before we came 14 mile-per- hour winds. and that's a little scary. >> reporter: charlie tomachi who is part of the neighborhood search team says as soon as he saw the smoke, he and a neighbor came out to help, but crews were already attacking the fire from every angle. >> i really appreciate they have been here in force really early. we are so afraid of the fire getting out of control. >> reporter: fire crews were among the first

if you see it hold out towards gilroy and santa cruz. >>> up next, we really say th. a housinisg >>> there are indications that bay area home prices are being reduced. buyers around here are being priced out because of the rising interest and mortgage rates. even qualified buyers get priced out. real estate websites hello says in april, lesson five% of home selling cut their asking price. but in may, 8% of sellers were cutting their asking price. housing affordability has sunk to its close point since 2007. the good news is we will continue to see prices being cut until inflation stabilizes. >>> san francisco mayor london breed is tested positive for covid-19. her office released a statement saying she feels well and will isolate and work from home for at least five days. the mayor has at a busy schedule over the last week. she attended a june teeth event, the opening of the stern grove music festival. and of course, monday's warriors championship parade. she met with commissioners yesterday. it's not clear when breed caught covid. it is becoming a common story. >> sh

she was giving her victory speech and that was the night that ted cruz. be better or work and and that those results were playing in the background as she was giving her acceptance speech and she stopped her speech. and she was like we're gonna we're gonna turn texas in a generation. in this generation and when you watch what she the way she handled ted cruz during the failure of the electric grid last winter. when texans were freezing to death and ted cruz was going to to mexico on vacation with his family you all remember this. she didn't say anything directly to cruise. she merely raised. i don't know two million dollars five million dollars. i can't remember the number exactly just like a gigantic amount of money overnight. for texans who were freezing because there was no electricity and then she flew down to texas in the middle of the pandemic and gave out sandwiches and stuff. and you just think like the the images and the power that she was able to exert on this particular issue was so focused. and so aware of all of the optics what it was going t

other republicans didn't like it, including ted cruz. this is a mistake, which is why i voted against this misguided attempt and fought for an alternative that would save lives. he says this will take people's guns away and says it will not work. >> joey: i don't know that it will work. congress, we vote and go there and work. 15 voted for this, you cannot say this is bipartisan bill. that is what this is, legislative process. we get to vote in november, and some in six years. five gop senators are retireing and voted for it, they don't have to answer for it again. you can't blame partisan politics. >> carley: i think there are a lot of good in this bill, support for mental health programs, funding for school safety, what republicans have called on to happen. the controversial area is red-flag laws, priding $750 million for crisis intervention programs and if you're a state that wants to implement red-flag laws, some money can go toward that. it is not forcing red flag laws and that money can be used for programs like mental health, drug

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si anda buscando empleo el servicio postal busca personal en santa cruz francisco en pantalla puede vern a decir qué vas a hacer >> a pesar de contar con un futuro incierto no se rindió la joven beneficiaria ahora trabaja en la casa blanca no se pierda esta historia esta tarde a partir de las 5. (sonido ambiente) lo escuchamos a estos niños que le da la despedida a un trabajador de limpieza escolar en su último día de trabajo 400 alumno gritaron y levantaron pancartas con mensajes de cariño algo que de seguro este jubilado recordará por el resto de su vida por cierto deja la escuela allá en el estado. antes de despedirnos queremos recordar que el lunes era día feriado arriba del federal es el día para celebrar y el día de las emancipadas... se convirtió en un punto importante para esta efectividad y su historia vivieron muchos de los miembros de la importante comunidad para establecerse en el área de la bahía también expira unas emisión de arte para hablar sobre la importante fecha recuerde que el lunes tendremos en telemundo 48 el desfile de los warriors nos vemos tengo un buen fin de

, and we're actually still seeing a few isolated light rain showers around the summit of the santa cruz mountains, and a few more showers here down south of san jose. so even though the best chances of showers have moved out, there is still a lot of remnant moisture left behind that i think even into tomorrow morning will still bring the chance of seeing some light rain here on the ocean facing side of the santa cruz mountains, and notice san jose, as the air starts to move north to south. that is going to bank up the clouds and could get us a little rain in the valley in the morning, and then clearing skies for the afternoon, and eventually will see less humidity in our forecast heading toward the middle part of the week. we started in the 60s. we should be in the mid-to- upper 50s tomorrow morning. highs tomorrow, still upper 60s near san francisco, san jose, upper 70s. some 80s for concord and santa rosa. from here, temperatures will climb up. you're seeing that on the 7-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. unusual rain chances because of that atmospheric river. high pressure bu

andrea cruz telemundo. en vivo en san francisco. el sistema trajo mucha nubosidad pero poca llovizna, pero dejó consigo humedad y eso nos gusta porque sabemos que estamos entrando en la temporada de incendios. mientras estos valores de humedad mantengan sobre 35% es bueno porque minimiza el riesgo. ahora 62 para san francisco 68 san josé, más cálido para napa con temperaturas en el rango medio de los 70. si comparamos esta temperaturas con las que tuvimos ayer a la misma horavemos la diferencia de cuatro 16° mmás frescas el día de hoy producto de un sistema de nubosidad que estuvo pasando en horas de la mañana. el viento está bastante fuerte sobre la costa de 15 a 22 millas por hora, yy va a incrementar durante las próximas horas. vamos a tener una semana bastante ventosa, con velocidad entre 15 a 40 millas por hora, con viento del norte, que es un viento seco y va a coincidir con el aumento de la temperatura que alcanza 90°. para mitad de semana sabemos que el potencial incendios nuevamente va incrementar