this is in the santa cruz mountains. this is what the ancient fort looks like now, and how you can see it. >> reporter: when the fire was burning more than 86,000 acres, the santa cruz mountains did not look like california's oldest state parks with the redwood trees. but now bikers and hikers will be let back in. it will not look like it used to . it will look like a force burn, but if you look closely, you will see signs of life. growth sprouting from the redwood's will be branches. the douglas firs are not coming back. but lots of bugs and birds are coming back. >> a tremendous amount of cleanup. all the structures had to be removed. vehicles. toxic soil and hazard trees were taken out. the trees are coming back remarkably well. >> reporter: the crews were able to repurpose some of the redwoods. those that had to come down. they are built into decks and sighting. the structures will be rebuilt away from the forest, will they will be protected from the next while fire. climate change is making this inevitable. >> this

conway: thank you, senator cruz. [applause] we hope that is no time soon but thank you for your leadership. i will give everyone a color. that night was friday december 1, it was the senior staff dinner put on by the president and the first lady. in the west wing. in the east room. i don't know how many -- maybe 25 or 30. george and i were enjoying dinner with the president and first lady but the president was getting moment by moment updates on the vote. the next day i happen to fly with him to new york for a couple of events. the number one thing that we talked about was what had happened in the dead of night on the 529 because it was such a pivotal moment. i think sometimes it got a little buried in the larger tax cut and jobs act remarkable feet but it is the piece that lives on and can be sustained and progressed. thank you. congressman donald's -- my question centers around prioritization. what happens when you're having a robust moment of opportunity like this as we can get our priorities a little askew focusi

ted cruz is definitely going to run for president. >> i'm just saying cruz has a fundamental likabilitys in these things. >> but your question was about conservative vote sneers what do they think? >> i think conservative voters they're different all over the country but in texas in particular those self-identified republicans who turn out for the convention in texas probably like it. >> does ted cruz speak for anyone but ted cruz in the argument? >> he speaks for the self-identified republicans turning out in primaries trying to throw out every republican who voted to impeach trump, there's three left, in two weeks you have primaries for republicans, trying to take out the last three who voted to impeach trump. the self-identified base of the republican party they're going along with this. >> look, just -- i know the name cheney isn't popular in republican circles anymore, but if you are a right wing activist who says i believe in freedom, freedom means freedom for everybody. >> margaret and john -- >> or john and margaret, whatever. >> great to have you. >>> meanwhile, the secret serv

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

vilma: su abogado dijo que inicialmente cruz fue encontrado culpable de asesinato, despuÉs de que el menos 23 presos, cuyos casos manejÓ el expolicÍa guevara. la ciudad de chicago ya ha pagado mÁs de 75 millones de dÓlares por compensaciones, debido a condenas errÓneas, en casos relacionada con el ex detective guevara. >> quiero decirle al seÑor reinaldo guevara que yo lo perdono por lo que hizo, pero yo pienso que Él debe pagar por todo lo que hizo, y Él solamente no hizo eso, fueron muchos, cruel. ——con Él. reportera: josÉ cruz, de origen puertorriqueÑo, el dijo que quiere recuperar el tiempo perdido, por eso al salir de la cÁrcel fue directamente con su familiar al restaurante de una de sus tÍas a comer lechÓn. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ borja: gracias. felicidades para este hombre. carolina: en este mundo tan conmocionado, un destello de bondad, una mesera recibiÓ una propina de 3000 $, de un cliente que pagÓ 13 $ por su cuenta en su restaurante en pensilvania. es una tendencia que creyentes cristianos llaman en redes sociales como propinas para jesÚs. borja: ojalÁ que se repita. nos despedimo

cruz no pudo contener sus lÁgrimas al ver la libertad. >> he perdido 23 personas de mi familia, no eslacionados con el ex detective guevara. >> quiero decir que al seÑor reinaldo guevara lo perdono, lo perdono por lo que hizo, yo pienso que debe pagar por todo lo que hizo, y Él no hizo esto, fueron muchos consta del. vilma: josÉ cruz dice que quiere recuperar el tiempo perdido, por eso al salir de la cÁrcel fue directamente con su familia al restaurante de una de sus tÍas a comer hecho. —— lechÓn. josÉ cruz ahora va a tener que tramitar su certificado oficial de inocencia para que le eliminen su historia criminal, no descarta entablar una demanda por los 29 aÑos que pasÓ en justamente en prisiÓn. patricio: imagino de 30 aÑos en la cÁrcel. un enorme elefante marino que sorprendiÓ a los baÑistas en baja california, mÉxico. forte: este animal sale del mar y decide reposar su enorme cuerpo sobre la arena por unos segundos antes de avanzar a la playa. patricia: algunas personas gritan y huyen ante el temor que generÓ este gigantesco animal. jorge: el niÑo estÁ corriendo esmaltado. patricia

borja: estÁ feliz porque ha llegado la justicia, asÍ se describe a sÍ mismo josÉ cruz, el hispano quermales, nos enfrentamos en estos momentos en vivo con josÉ, aquÍ en la "ediciÓn digital", me encanta verlo, saludarlo y me gustarÍa preguntarle quÉ fue lo primero que hizo al salir de prisiÓn. >> admito que salÍ y baile salsa, por muchos aÑos estaba bailando salsa sÓlo, yo querÍa bailar salsa, para enseÑar a mi familia que todavÍa me quedan pasos, y gise bailar con mi hermana y mis tÍas. —— y quise bailar con mi hermano y con mis dÍas para decir aquella se acabÓ la injusticia que habÍa en mi contra, en la que vienen contra de los demÁs. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ borja: josÉ, usted ha pasado 28 aÑos en prisiÓn por un crimen que no cometiÓ, y por culpa de un policÍa que hizo una declaraciÓn falsa. me gustarÍa saber, ¿usted ha perdonado ya a ese policÍa o todavÍa la guarda —— le guarda algÚn rencor? >> no guarda algÚn rencor para Él, yo lo perdone, uno tiene que perdonar para ser perdonado, mÍ me ayuda mucho en la prisiÓn que mi fe es en dios, que es la que me sostuvo todo ese tiempo. yo lo perdono, p

we have senator ted cruz who-- yes. [cheers and applause] >> it's hard to believe, but you got elected 10 years ago this mall and even before that and since then has been a tremendous, tremendous proponent of school of choice and educational freedom and i want to talk to you more about the 529 expansion that you led in the senate and tax jobs act. and before you do that, you went to great schools, ivy league schools, but i think it bears telling everybody that his american dream story is everybody's american dream story. his father came here with $100 sewn in his underwear, washed dishes and got his degree in mathematics in texas. his mother was one of the ground breaking women in the shell companies, also in mathematics and then we have congressman byron donalds. [cheers and applause] >> also a proponent of school choice and educational freedom, but a product of it, if i may as well. hardworking, single mom who raised him in brooklyn, new york, went to florida for schooling and said there since and he and erica have th

ted cruz's mother is from the u.s. but he was born in canada.her wrote him up and that is it. we want equality under the law, which is very american thing, concept, to treat as the same. we should not be treated differently when it comes to the u.s. citizenship, which, again, imposed by carter weakens. number three, -- imposed by puerto ricans. number three, call forhe independence aspect. the bill says -- you can draft your own constitution. but here you need to have a, b, c, d, or e. i wish i could see your face is what i say this. just imagine the founding fathers getting a letter from england saying, all right, you have raised enough hell, we're going to give you your independence, but your constitution needs to have a, b, c,nd d. it is unwarranted act of the united states ifuerto rico decides to be independent. so the things that we want our things that are very simple, one, there should be hearings. 120 four years of colonialism should not be rushed without hearings. hearings that are in spanh with dual translatio most people in puerto ric

como >>> se recuerda el incendio arrasó con más de 80.000 acres en las montañas de santa cruz afectó sigue vivo a pesar de que tiene cicatrices visibles que dejaron las camas >>> ahorita estamos trabajando todos estamos aquí para darle el gusto al público gracias este esfuerzo se pueden ver señales de vida y aunque tomará mucho tiempo para que la gente pueda regresar acampar los trabajadores dicen que están emocionados ya que vuelven a recibir visitantes >>> un fin de semana extraordinario para visitar precisamente ese bello lugar vamos a ver qué maravilla de viernes estamos experimentando vea la visibilidadeso que se logra ver saludos amigos anticipé grados mayormente despejado las noches serán un tanto frescas pero es un viernes espectacular vamos a los 67 concilios despejados y se espera que a eso de las 11:00 de la noche comience a llegar esa capa marina que por cierto trae mucha humedad iba estar ayudando al incendio que se ha controlado en posibles lloviznas no solo la mañana del sábado sino también hasta el domingo eso es lo que va a suceder la calidad de aire se mantiene buen

we have senator ted cruz.] [cheering] it is hard to believe you got elected ten years ago this fall. and even before that and since then has been tremendous proponent of school choice but hoyou are a real champion for educational freedom. i don't to talk to a little bit more about the 529 expansion that you let in the united states senate for the tax cut in jobs act. but before we do that everybody knows you into great schools, ivy league schools. i think it bears telling everybody that his american dream story is everybody's american dreamam story. his father came here with $100 sewn into his underwear, washed dishes and got his degree in mathematics in texas. his mother was with the groundbreaking women at the shell company all in mathematics. there we have congressman byron donalds. [applause] also a proponent of school choice in educational freedom, but a product of it if i may as well. hard-working, single mom who raised here in brooklyn, new york pretty went to lorna for his schooling and he stayed there

i'm like, how far is ted cruz going to take this?ican party going to take this knowing they're going to erase basic history or different cultures or lgbtq individuals? >> yeah. cameron, you've work in the biden white house. that's a place where everybody's working hard, but dealing with these larger systemic issues. i mean, the supreme court does set the law of the land. just curious what you think here of cruz backing up the right flank of the court. >> i think two things. one, this is clearly a chance for ted cruz to show chum into the water as he heads into 2024, but in addition we've been encouraged this week the house look like it's going to take up a bill to protect and codify same sex marriage. but elections have consequences, and this is a classic example of taking an inch and taking, honestly, two miles. but they're also at risk really alienating a lot of voters as they come into this midterm. >> yeah, i wonder what you think, juanita about marriage equality being something at one point in time was actually unifying. there's

please welcome senator ted cruz. ♪ sen. cruz: god bless the great state of wisconsin.ith you. thank you for coming and for spending all day. and rolling up your sleeves and going to work. i was talking with ron johnson before he came out and i said the people gathered here are warriors. the folks gathered here are not just yelling at their television sets. these are the men and women who look at our country and say our country needs saving and it is my job to do. i appreciate each of you. it is a big commitment of time. you could have been home with your family. you could have been doing a 1000 other things. but you are here working because you love america. that is a big deal. we know this, but today, these are not ordinary times. we have a president who shakes hands with people who are not there. that is not normal. i want to wrap up today with the word of hope and a word of encouragement. i have two points. here is the first. america is in crisis. we know this. look at what is happening in washington, d.c.. joe biden, kamala harris, chuck schumer, and nancy pelosi h

for a procedure d cruz. up to me after i gave those remarks at the state political convention and he said wow. a gold age of conservatism in wisconsi and a goldenge of conservatism happening at wconsin because you had a pair of fighrs there. scott lker and me. and we can do it again, guys. we can bring the golden age of conservatism back to the state of wisconsin. we can see it happen all again and you need someone who knows how to put the pieces back together. i remember what we did to repair the state after the deep 2007-2009 recession. jim doyle handed us a budget that was a pile of crap, guys, leading us to do act 10, saving the wisconsin taxpayer $15 billion. we cut taxes by $13 billion. we did concealed carry. we did prevailing wage reform. we became a right to work state d we defunded planned parentho and shut down five planned parenthood clinics. isn't it a blessing that we celebrate the scourge of abortion ending in our country with roe stricken down by the supreme court? it is my prayer right now t

art cruz is here, everybody. and applause you guys, if you watch this show at all, you know that i love "better call saul. and if you watch "better call saul," you know that rhea seehorn's portrayal of kim wexler deserves 100 emmys. and i'm very happy to say, please welcome back to the show emmy-nominated rhea seehorn, everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome back to the show, rhea >> thank you >> seth: i'm so happy to have you. >> emmy nominated seth meyers show >> thank you, we both had a very nice day last week we both got very nice news i was so genuinely happy to hear that you got a long overdue emmy nomination where were you >> did you guys see that tweet he sent that morning seth, you said that you were more happy for mine. almost more happy for my nomination >> seth: yes, i didn't lie i said i was "almost as happy. >> "almost," yeah. it would be weird if you said more >> seth: yeah, i think that i'm -- i'm just not a good enough actor to pull it off. like, "awards mean nothing to me." >> i

cruz, we also see an increased 5% to the pandemic of homeschooling families. number of increase desiring and then indeed doing enrolling their kids in catholic schools even if they were not catholic themselves. alternatives to the conventional public schoolon system. emma got a boost recently the main case. and i would like to walk us through what you think the implication of that case essentially free exercise clause by not allowing t parents to choose to use the voucher money to put their kids in a religious institution. be on that case in maine, what are the implications of people not just on but alternatives to the alternative school system but billing them kids the alternatives. >> people more and more are pursuing alternatives. maine hasn't an usual way of handling education. has some very, very rural areas where there are no public schools. at in those rural areas, what maine does it gives a scholarship, gives a voucher for those rural students toch go toa private school because there is no public school for them to go too.on maine had end and slaw and

la defensa de cruz no quiso presentar argumentos de apertura y lo harÁn cuando consideran que el tiempo escritorio con lo que escuchan en la corte. en for lauderdale, noticias telemundo. >>> en mÉxico, el narcotraficante rafael caro quintero tuvo su primera victoria luego de su captura. es uno de los criminal mÁs buscados por el fbi por 9 aÑos viviÓ en lal clandestinidad, lo atraparon para extraditarlo a estados unidos. luego de la larga espera un juez puso su tra traslado en pausa. raÚl torres informa. >>> al llamado narco de narcos lo metieron a prisiÓn en un operativo de la policÍa. no querÍan que nada y nadie los impidiera. sobre todo porque real caro quintero fue capturado con fines de extradiciÓn a estados unidos. extradiciÓn que fue suspendida temporalmente por un juez. >>> nada de eso, frena ni frenarÁ el proceso de extradiciÓn, que insisto estÁ en curso. >>> caro quintero encarcelado en la cÁrcel de mÁxima seguridad del altiplano estado de mÉxico. misma que el chapo guzmÁn en el 2015. >>> la agencia antidrogas dls estados unidos, es la mÁs interesada en la extradiciÓn. caro qui

look, i can tell you that ted cruz strategist is jeffrey.t the very top of the game on the republican side. hard to imagine this is what he wants ted cruz to be campaigning on right now. i think that a lot of these guys get caught up in what is happening in right-wing media. what is happening with the base. that interview by ted cruz was on a right-wing media outlet. they want to retweets. they want the engagement from the more extreme parts of the party. and they are really cutting off their nose despite their face, in a mid term that should be good for them if they are focusing on economic issues. >> well, he is going to get the engagement from all over this country. and you can focus on economic issues, because again, this is a complicated economic environment. and as you coined the term, it is an annoying economy. one that is recovering. after a devastating pandemic. tim miller, thank you. coming up, texas state senator roland gutierrez joins us. he is demanding more oversight in investigating the uvalde shooting. we will ask him how on

años y tierra >>> este fue el mismo que casi fue destruido por el incendio en las montañas de santa cruzil aparte del humo que generó y nos contaminó a todos >>> aquí nos muestran qué ha cambiado >>> cuando el incendio arrasaba con más de 80.000 acres en las montañas de santa cruz parecía que los árboles del parque estatal más antiguo de california no sobrevivirían pero dos años después se les permite el paso a los leñadores, senderistas y ciclistas >>> es unlogro que hemos podido cumplir sobre todo con la ayuda de todo el departamento >>> aunque el bosque sigue vivo la verdad luce diferente esto debido a las cicatrices invisibles de loque las llamas dejaron atrás los más pequeños no están algunos no regresarán pero detrás de los hongos quemados se pueden ver señales de vida crecimiento verde los árboles gigantes algunos de ellos tienen más de 1000 año también hay flores en el suelo y pastos que se mueven y si se queda quieto ver a muchos pájaros y dichos además los guardabosques están listos para contestar todas sus preguntas >>> me preguntan mucho cómo se ven los árboles, la tierra es

what is ted cruz talking about? he's a harvard lawyer, i should point out. >> i think he's got his law kind of backwards here. first of all, the division in favor of marriage equality was grounded in due process and equal protection principles that have been widely applied. it is true, as senator cruz says, that for many years marriage was restricted to a man and a woman, just as for many years marriage was restricted to people of the same race, for many years laws required blacks and whites to go to separate schools. for many years, women were prevented, if they were married, from owning and controlling their own property. all of those rights have been held to be established under settled constitutional principles. so there really is no basis to argue that because a right has only been articulated by the supreme court in the last decade or so, that it somehow is suspect. if you did, you would be going back to the dark ages, where blacks and whites had separate facilities, women couldn't control their own property,

jurors will decide whether the shooter, nikolas cruz will be sentenced to death or life in prison without the possibility of parole. the former student of marjory stoneman douglas school had been expelled in 2017 in 2019, he killed 17 students and staff there and already pleaded guilty to all charges. oc >>> the lawmakers investigating the january 6 capitol insurrection are getting more information. the secret service says some information was lost >>> they will dissect former president trump's 187 minutes of inaction during the riot >> this is going to open people's eyes in a big way the reality is, i'll give you this do very much but time. we're going to present a lot more than that >> committee members say they had have more testimony from pat cipollone. >>> the president is back after his trip to saudi arabia >> reporter: returning homes, president biden shielding himself in criticism over his trip to the middle east. >> is he telling the truth >> no. >> do you regret the fist bump, president? >> why don't you guys talk about something that matters >> reporter: but to those across the

what is it about ted cruz that makes him such a ripe target for you? >> i don't know.ho we ask across the political aisle, he is kind of a strange guy, it makes them uncomfortable and that includes us and when we are on the road and there is an opportunity to try to get in interaction with ted cruz, we go for it. >> we just sew up and see what happens. it doesn't always work out but sometimes it does and is worth it. >> i would love to be in one of your brainstorming sessions where you come up with these ideas. it is so interesting, you don't just go after political candidates. you don't go after people on the right or left parties, you have printed scientology, chick- fil-a a couple months ago you went to the nra convention and targeted its leader, let's listen to that. >> and maybe these mass shootings would stop happening if we all thought a little bit more. and we prayed a little bit more. so, i am asking everyone in this room, to think, to pray. give your thoughts and your prayers and your thoughts and your prayers and your prayers and your thoughts and if we give

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she did not say anything directly to cruz. she merely raise chilean dollars, $5 million, cannot murmur the number exactly. 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 this and gave out sandwiches and staff. the images and power that she was able to exert on this particular issue was so focused and so aware of all of the optics of what it was going to look like. she did not have to say anything to or about ted cruz. she could just do this and have everybody watching. it was an incredibly effective use of her power. both in terms of raising money and motivating her especially with the media feed to a cause. she can pick a politician and raise money for them. it is an incorruptible toolkit. >> i would say to that she is very conscious of the limitations of trying to change her colleagues. she has said before this was in the other country in the world did not have a two-party system somebody like joe biden and her would not be

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there have been a nursery in santa cruz that is just never been documented before. so we attribute that to climate change. >> the juvenile sharks are 4 to 9 feet in length and usually don't pose much of a threat to human. >> when those sharks are using those nurseries, they're kind of ignoring the people. as long as people aren't bothering them, they're ignoring people. >> reporter: what isn't as well-known is what happens when they reach maturity. >> some of the large and adults that feed more frequently on marine mammals are more likely to mistake a human. >> reporter: overall, the population of white sharks is increasing, although attacks are rare, in 2020 a surfer was killed off aptos. some surfers are using a type of magnet repellent strapped to their ankles. >> supposedly it repels sharks, a little step we can do the possibly prevent an attack. but life is a risk. >> and at least on manrisa beach, many appear willing to take the risk. >> try to have fun out there. don't worry about the hazards. >> reporter: in santa cruz, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> still ahead,

andrea cruz, telemundo. en vivo de san francisco, en donde los cielos nublados totalmente, y vemos esas gotitas de agua producto de las lloviznas que se generan en las altas capas de la atmÓsfera y mantienen al Área de la bahÍa de cualquier aumento de temperaturas extremas. aquÍ las temperaturas estuvieron placenteras, 71 en san francisco, 75 en santa cruz, hacia el norte lobato con 70, santa rosa con 74, y hhacia el norte 75 en concorde. fue un dÍa templado con nubosidad variable ya que ademÁs de la capa marina en las costas tuvimos impulso de nubosidad y lloviznas a travÉs de nuestra zona por el monzÓn. temperaturas mÍnimas en el rango de los 50 a los 60 grados. para maÑana tendremos un dÍa similar con temperaturas promedio en los 83 en lobato, 75 en palo alto, en las costas en los 70 grados. es que esperamos durante las prÓximas horas que el monzÓn continÚe intensificÁndose, dejando inundaciones en estados vecinos y ciudades como las vegas. ahora mismo tenemos un huracÁn categorÍa 1 que se llama frank y q

. >> there was just something that was bothering you about chuck cruz?ot bothering me about chuck cruz. >> so the brazos county sheriffs office kept investigating chuck -- even communicated with the da about possibly convening a grand jury. chuck and his lawyer spoke to the detective on many occasions. and the detective continued to think chuck's behavior was suspicious. and he still seemed nervous. >> cid you ever think that maybe the reason that chuck cruz was acting this way was that you guys were coming down pretty hard on him and he's lost his girlfriend. i mean, is this a way to act? >> i don't know, but he had--he had several things goin'against him, and we just couldn't walk away from him. we either had to prove that he did it, or prove that he didn't do it. >> but chuck says he should have been cleared almost right away. >> so even though the dna didn't match -- >> there was no match. but they insisted on targeting me as the prime suspect. they were trying to build a case that wasn't there. >> while chuck's life had been on hold for a year -- kr

the sentencing phase of the trial of florida school shooter begins nicolas cruz pleaded guilty to gunningn 17 people at his former high school. it's six in the morning in singapore, and midnight in western france which is facing a "heat apocalypse", experts have warned, as extreme temperatures continue to hit much of europe. they say temperatures could reach record levels in 15 regions of the southwest, with firefighters battling wildfires and thousands forced to evacuate. wildfires in spain, portugal and greece have forced thousands more to flee. our europe correspondent jessica parker has the latest. into the forest and the front line of an exhausting battle, one that today, we were able to witness. up in the woods, you can see guys tackling the fires. there's a huge amount of activity down here, and it is hot, it is smoky — just look at the haze in the trees. the smoke thickens the further we go, the flames suddenly all too apparent. translation: the fire | rekindles in many places, we have to be very careful with these conditions. we are in a pine forest. the vegetation is so dry here

the jury must reach a unanimous decision to recommend the nicholas cruz we put to death. otherwise, he will face life in prison without parole. she albert mc al jazeera. a jury has been chosen for the criminal trial of donald trump's former age. the ban in he's facing 2 counts of contempt of congress for failing to testify to a panel investigating last year the time on the u. s. capital. the democratic lead committee is presented evidence showing ban and spoke to the former president twice on the day before the riots a deal on fuel prices between panama, governments and protesters, has collapsed on sunday. the government agrees to freeze the cost of fuel for 3 months, but protest her say they want more concessions. indigenous groups angry about fuel and food prices have been blocking a major highway for more than a week. and a center of reports. for testers, in panama, burn tires and blocked roads, once again in the capital in across the country. in a meeting on monday morning, the majority of protesters literally tore up the agreement, reached with the government late on

bob redell will join us live from santa cruz with more on that at 6:45.mell after the story? stick around and find out. >> such interesting facts with that story. >> why does it smell like a corpse? he has that factoid. i thought it was just a stinky plant? >>> let's talk about the weather. fog is the big talker. not just around the coast line and into the interior and parts of san jose are seeing that fog with limited visibility and look how beautiful that fog looks in san francisco. we will get some sunshine, even in san francisco. a beautiful mix of sun and clouds. >>> unfortunately we match your dress for this one stretch of roads. we have an alert on the roads at telegraph avenue. the traffic alert continues. two lanes blocked approaching highway 13. clear through the maze and at the bay bridge where the metering lights are on. the roadways to the area are clear. b.a.r.t. has a major problem. they stopped the train through the berkley hills tunnel. something going on with the antioch lime. >>> living your forward in the recovery from the devastating

santa cruz, this weekend. >>> someone that's coming up all the time. jessica is with what's up for 5:30. >> a strange way to be attractive, i'm going to smell. >>> another fire is burning through the sierra foothills. this time homes are in the paths of those flames. what we know about the fire, coming up. >>> say are home burns down in a fire, do you have enough coverage to fully rebuild? with inflation, the answer might be no. we will show you ways to protect yourself, next. >>> he's guilty. of the verdict is in for steve bannon. it didn't take long for a jury to decide. what is next for donald trump's former white house advisor. >>> the news at 5:30 starts right now. thanks for joining us. >>> guilty of contempt of congress. that's the verdict of the long time ally in former trump supporter, steve batten bannon. >>> facing a mandatory 30 days in jail. >> reporter: the jury deliberated less than three hours before reaching its verdict, guilty on two counts. refusing to provide testimony and documents for the january 6 investigation committee on the c

the jury must reach a unanimous decision to recommend the nicholas cruz we put to death. otherwise he will face life in prison without parole. she everton see al jazeera, at least 13 in may have been killed and fighting in a prison in ecuador, 2 others were injured and the violence in a town 80 kilometers in the capital. quito 44 inmates died in fighting at the same prison. in may, the government blamed gangs vying for control of territory and drug trafficking roots a deal on fuel prices between panama, the government, and protesters, house collapse. on sunday, the government agreed to freeze the cost of fuel for 3 months, but protest her say they want more concessions. indigenous groups angry about fuel and food prices have been blocked. a major highway for more than a week. on the center of reports. prove testers in panama burn tires, unblocked roads, once again in the capital in across the 3. in a meeting on monday morning, the majority of protesters literally tore up the agreement, reached with the government late on sunday to end of located in exchange for further re

cruz only had $23 million in his super pac at that time.e their political agenda beyond texas? >> absolutely. i think they're starting to push more local and try to build up. >> school board races, city council races, county commissioner races, they're not as sexy as the statewide senate race or a presidential campaign. >> no. >> but those are the offices that have far more influence on people's lives. >> do you want your own cards or are you going to be on my team? don't look at my cards. >> i have no idea why people don't understand that i'm just a girl, an 11-year-old girl living in texas with amazing hair. [ laughter ] >> in december of 2021 on a website called texas score card, and this is an organization tim dunn launched several years ago, and he remains on the board of directors. there's this article titled cowards in the pulpit, and in the last section the author writes, quote, this is a time that requires physical boldness, not spiritualized coward ice. we need strong pastors, shepherds in the pulpits willing to kill the wolves li

cruz killed 17 students.ers and marjory stoneman douglas high school in south florida. valentine's day 2018 boxes. caroline elliott joins us live from broward county courthouse where the first day of opening statements wrapped up, caroline. good evening. good evening, mike. we know there were a lot of emotions in the courtroom today from the very beginning. now the victim's families had to relive their children's final moments yet again and as we heard these shocking details, the defendant , nicholas cruz, hung his head in the courtroom with his attorneys by his side. now we also know that cruz was 19 years old at the time of the shooting, and he's already pleaded guilty. the jury will decide whether he'll spend life in prison or get the death penalty. the prosecution claims even though cruz may suffer from behavioral disorders, he was not mentally unfit, and they pointed to cellphone video recorded before the shooting that shows it was premeditated. those words. those actions. killing 14 children. yes athlet

>> senator ted cruz. >> the power? >> it is a russian-style oligarchy, pure and simple. >> it's election day. we're in the city of sherman, texas, which is right on the texas/oklahoma border. this is a ruby red area of texas, and the republican primary is essentially the election that matters here. come november in the general election, whoever the republican is that comes out of the primaries will very likely win whatever seat they're running for here in sherman. >> i thought, i need to run because the people that are running here claim to be conservative but aren't as conservative as they should be. >> i am not comfortable with the transgenders, the kids that they brought in my classroom when they said that this kid is transgendering into a different sex, that i couldn't have kids laugh at them. >> people outside of texas who look and say texas is one of the most conservative states in the country. you're trying to make it more conservative. >> we still have kids that can have gender mutilation. we just want to make

you can also take metro santa cruz, which is partnered with the state park and bikers and hikers aree on the 18 miles of fire road now open again. it will still be a number of years before the park and reopen campgrounds. at least, for now, by opening the gate the rangers says there will be a witness to the regeneration of an ancient forest. nbc bay area news. >> it is good to see part of that is coming back. you know? there will not be another fire there i hope. >> there was over 11,000 lightning strikes with that event that caused of that fire. it was just horrible. >>> 70s this weekend, if anyone wants to go check that out. like your across the bay area, we have temperatures ranging from the 50s to the 90s. let's go bring you that microclimate forecast into two here friday night. we will start it off out here in san francisco if you're headed there. not much in the way you can see. pretty clear towards the golden gate bridge. 67 degrees and we will eventually drop into the 50s here at eight, nine, 9:00, and also 10:00. next day, a little bit warmer at least near hayward and fremon

minds, serves in senate is ted cruz, he was a clerk for chief justice rehnquist.me court. senator cruz, welcome, you are on the senate judiciary committee, you questioned this nominee, were you am impressed with her. >> i have known judge jackson for 30-years, we were in law school together. personally speaking she is very bright and charming and affable. but her substantive record, you used that word radical, that is right, it is dramatically to the left. and if she is confirmed, she will be the most liberal justice of all 9, the most liberal to have ever served to u.s. supreme court. and that will have consequences across the range. for free speech, for religious liberty, for the second amendment. her record shows a consistent left wing radical approach. but i think there was no area where her record was more troubles than crime. here record on crime in particular, she came out of law school, and clerked for justice breyer on the supreme court. she became a federal public defender, we have known public defenders, people go and do that. because their heart is wit

. >> i'm ron burgund captioning sponsored by cbs >> ted cruz now has a beef with elmo.cent episode of "sesame street" in which elmo reflects on his covid vaccination, ted cruz slammed the show for aggressively advocating for young kids' covid vaccines. >> and now, elmo responds to ted cruz. >> everybody! everybody! snuffy, big bird! >> what is it? >> come see what elmo did! >> what have you done, elmo? >> elmo is about to clap back. >> oh, this could get ugly. >> i love a good beef. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

santa cruz but otherwise it is dreary.y, very pleasant. beyond that, it is looking hot the, temperatures will be comfortable. you can see the cloud cover at the coast moving into the bag. 72 in san rafael. the breeze is with us as well as the fog each and every day. cooler tomorrow, slightly warmer inland. into the middle of the week, near average. getting above average into next weekend. liz: just ahead, grills aren't going to be the only thing hot this weekend. mental health experts weigh in on how to navigate divisive on how to navigate divisive topics this july 4 holiday. sure, feels good when you get it right. and with the number one powered toothbrush brand recommended by dental professionals. philips sonicare makes it easy for you to always get brushing right. liz: if you're fourth of july plans include catching up with friends and family this might , include current events. that can lead to hot button debates. amanda del castillo connected with mental health experts on the best ways to communicate. >> mental health

. >> i'm ron burgund captioning sponsored by cbs >> ted cruz now has a beef with elmo. in response to a recent episode of "sesame street" in which elmo reflects on his covid vaccination, ted cruz slammed the show for aggressively advocating for young kids' covid vaccines. >> and now, elmo responds to ted cruz. >> everybody! everybody! snuffy, big bird! >> what is it? >> come see what elmo did! >> what have you done, elmo? >> elmo is about to clap back. >> oh, this could get ugly. >> i love a good beef. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert!" tonight: coaled hearted! plus, stephen welcomes: heidi klum and ibram x. kendi featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: you got me! you snuck up on my right. over here. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: good to see you. good to see you. good to see you. good to see you. ( audience chanting stephen ) happy thursday. happy