she loves santa cruz. and her boyfriend struggle financially to keep their heads above water. almost $5,000 for a two bedroom. that is crazy for people our age to try to imagine affording something like that. >> reporter: the coalition found that santa cruz narrowly edge the out san francisco as one of the most expensive places to live in the state and country. renters would have to work almost three full time minimum wage jobs to make rent for a two-bedroom apartment. that number with four minimum wage jobs for a single apartment in santa cruz. >> a lot of workers don't earn enough to afford a two-bedroom. they don't afford enough for a one bedroom or studio. >> reporter: andrew is a coalition research director and says the study is a pain index and more money spent on rent means less for everything else. >> low income families that spend half of their income on rent spend less on food. they spend less on educational activities. less money on other necessities just to be able to afford a roof over their h

she loves santa cruz.ack on dry land she and her boyfriend struggle financially to keep their heads above water. almost $5,000 for a two bedroom. that is crazy for people our age to try to imagine affording something like that. santa cruz narrowly edged out san francisco as one of the most expensive places to live in the state and country. renters would have to work almost three full time minimum wage jobs to make rent for a two-bedroom apartment. that number with four minimum wage jobs for a single apartment in santa cruz. >> a lot of workers don't earn enough to afford a two-bedroom. they don't afford enough for a one bedroom or studio. >> reporter: more money spent on rent means less for everything else. >> low income families that spend half of their income on rent spend less on food. they spend less on educational activities. less money on other necessities just to be able to afford a roof over their heads. >> reporter: brianna will stick it out as long as she can. the dream of homeownership is a dist

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she loves santa cruz and spends as much time as she can in the surf. back on dry land, she and her boyfriend struggle financially to keep their heads above water. >> it was almost $5000 for a two bedroom, which is just crazy, especially for people our age to try to even imagine affording something like that. >> reporter: the coalition study found that santa cruz county narrowly edged out san francisco is one of the most expensive and least affordable places to live in the state and country. in california, statewide, renters would have to work almost three full-time minimum wage jobs to make rent for a two bedroom apartment and that number was more than four and wage jobs for a single apartment in santa cruz. >> there is a lot of low-wage workers that don't earn enough to afford a two bedroom apartment or even a one bedroom or studio. >> the coalition's research director says the study is in many ways a pain index and that more money spent on rent means less for everything else. >> low income families that spend more than half of their income on rent, t

effect of the struggle to stay afloat. >> at first blush, you would say there's no way that santa cruz can be as expensive as san francisco to live, but according to this study, when you look at what people earn versus what they are expected to pay in rent, santa cruz stacks up as one of the most expensive places in the bay area to live. it's clear why people come to santa cruz to live but a new study by the national low income housing coalition explained why many struggle to stay. >> recently i have noticed the prices have gone way up. >> breanna is a recent graduate and avid surfer, she spends as much time as she can on the surf. but on dry land, she says she and her brother boyfriend struggle financially. >> it was almost $5000 for a two bedroom, which is crazy especially for people our age to try to even imagine affording something like that. >> the coalition study found that the county edged out san francisco as one of the most expensive and least affordable places to live in the state and country. in california, renters would have to work almost 3 full-time minimum wage jobs to m

. >>> plus, an ice age era discovery in santa cruz county. the giant extinct mammal that this foot-long tooth once belonged to. >>> and a bay area sports legend is in the spotlight tonight with the debut of his life story. we have the exclusive interview. >> good evening. this is nbc bay area news tonight. i'm raj mathai. let's start with some of the headlines that we are watching on this wednesday evening. we'll start in oakland. there is growing frustration after the eight teenagers who were recently arrested for a string of robberies are all back out on the streets. those teenagers and preteens are accused of 35 robberies, including an attack on a 63-year-old woman in rock ridge last sunday. tonight the oakland police union says all have been released from custody. all those teenagers. they've also said the only adult arrested in the case is charged with possession of stolen property. the union and a lot of community members say they're just frustrated by a system where crime seems to have no punishment. >> what you're seeing is a revolvin

para estudiantes de la escuela liberty high school en la ciudad de redwood, con nosotros elizabeth cruznzález, es maestra de inglés en la escuela, y en el micrófono gregorio jiménez hernández, es uno de los estudiantes, acompañado con otros más; bienvenidos al programa: y elizabeth, platíquenos de esta oportunidad que tienen los estudiantes ahí en liberty high school. elizabeth cruz: sí, este, esta oportunidad, este, vino a cabo con el oficial mike gregory, que es un oficial de la ciudad de brentwood que también trabaja en nuestra escuela, y fue idea de él empezar un club, empezar un grupo donde los estudiantes puedan tocar la música que les gusta a ellos, convivir, y compartirlo con la comunidad, y también, este, queríamos hacer algo para motivarlos a que terminen la high school; entonces, decidimos que todas las donaciones que se les den a los muchachos cuando tocan, se les va a regresar a ellos en forma de una beca, cuando se gradúen de high school. damián trujillo: perfecto; bueno, gregorio, platíquenos quiénes son tus guardaespaldas que están detrás de ti, ¿cómo se llaman? gregorio

we have free movies at the santa cruz beach boardwalk every friday night.to the overnight hours. south lake tahoe, no problems getting there today and tomorrow. temperatures look great and sunny. sunday you might want to watch out for any thunderstorms developing there. as far as the weekend weather here, it looks great for the bay area. we've been talking about a warmup. i'll tell you more about that in my full forecast. we'll take you beyond and see when the warmest temperatures will be. >>> for now a crash in the east bay. >> we have light traffic around the bay. this is an interruption and surprise for folks. it's slowing, but starting to improve. i think the crash has gone to the corner on state route 185. no real big problems here on the san mateo bridge. in the city, a lot of activities. today we have a game at oracle park, a concert at shea center. then we have the trans march just before that. there will be more traffic. a lot of folks coming into town for the festivities. bart has given special notice. if you go to my social media, you'll see the

. >>> esta tarde en las noticias el senador ted cruz ataca al departamento de justicia por la acusaciÓnente donald trump pero no defiende el compartimiento del expresidente y hablo del presidente de mÉxico. >>> crece el enojo por los inmigrantes que llegaron a los Ángeles fueron mandados por abbott. >>> detrÁs de esto se esconde sufrimiento humano. >>> nÚmero grupo hay niÑos a b ancianos y mujeres. >>> francis suÁrez es el primer latino en entrar a la contienda latino cuÁl es el desafÍo ahora darse a conocer fuera de la florida. >>> dos hermanas que obtuvieron un tps con sus logros. >>> nunca me imaginÉ estar aquÍ. >>> aprendieron inglÉs y hoy se preparan para ir a la universidad para prepararse para salvar vidas. >>> noticias telemundo con julio vaq vaqueiro. >>> buenas tardes desde la capital de estados unidos washington dc hoy estamos aquÍ porque en esta ciudad el senador republicano ted cruz concediÓ una entrevistas a noticias telemundo, se trata de uno de los senadores mÁs influyentes tambiÉn uno de los senadores mÁs polÉmicos, el primer senador latino por el estado de texas. ted c

this is what the santa cruz beach would look like with rising sea levels, similar projections to thetudies similar researchers are also conveying. >> as we get into these scenarios, one to three meters of sea level rise, we are going to have a lot of challenges on losing beaches across the country and potentially across the world. >> reporter: the next visit to a beach could make people think about what more could be done and maximize changes to prevent inevitable beach loss. >> you might find the beaches at lake tahoe more crowded this summer, the lake is about to get three feet higher thanks to means dozens of feet h alg the shoreline and if i know paul heggen like i think i do, the last thing you want to do is crowd somebody on the beach. >> it is very pleasant out >>> i have a feeling you are going to say something about fog. >> well, yeah , that's kind of the story this time of year. we have to learn to embrace it. let's take a look at the big picture pattern, we can have normal weather for one more day , it is not technically summertime yet, but this is what we expect for the m

i mentioned santa cruz because santa cruz magazine says my tomato plants do not approve of this message. i've heard a lot. i've heard from many, including my own tomato plants. they're like, steve, dude, where's the heat? i don't see any. a little bit. today we'll go into the weekend. inland temps will jump up a little bit here. santa rosa to 80, oakland to 68. that's still below average. livermore from 74 to 80. that's still below average. and san jose from 74 to 77. you can see fog out there to the north of about again, it's around point raised . bolinas south tends to hug the coast. what's inland is not going to last very long. we sawa couple of days ago, big time thunderstorm, northeast circulation around that. that has been really firing up. not as much around tahoe and reno, but i'll keep it in the forecast just because it's close enough. and it wouldn't take much a little disruption on the fog in southern california, but still plenty there. water temps are cold. these are pretty close to average. so slightly below 50 point arena, 51, bodega bay point, reyes 51. san francisco bay

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santa cruz, the beach, and nice place to be. people are getting that idea, you can see them enjoying the holiday weekend ahead. it is going to be comfortable at the coastline, blue skies over santa cruz. friendly reminders, heat safety tips especially if you are not going to be along the coastline or around the bay, you can get really hot and it can be dangerous, drink plenty of water in a matter where you are in the bay area. find it shade or cooling centers, don't leave people or pets in your vehicle and know the signs of heat illnesses, heat exhaustion and heatstroke that you have to be worried about. as we go hour-by-hour i want to show you tonight at 7:00, warm inland in the 70's and 80's. coast side of the fog is going to be thick. it is down to 1000 feet 2000 feet deep yesterday but as high pressure is building in and getting compressed right now dear -- near the deck, tomorrow morning it will be thick near the coast. 50's and 60's, by noon seeing fog peeling away from the bay. inland highs will range from the 80's to the

ted cruz is a threat to our democracy, and he knows better. doing anything he can to try to stay in office or maybe become president himself. i think that's something that he'll never stop trying to do. but, you know, it is true, some of these things, they're not equal. you know, when i hear president trump saying all presidents do this, all presidents take home all of these documents. i represented george w. bush the last four years, i guarantee he didn't do that. certainly, barack obama didn't do that. we have to enforce our laws, otherwise, they don't matter and you do fall into a two-tier system of government. we know we can do better in texas than ted cruz, if folks want to hem us, we could use your help @colinallred.com. hem us out. >> what do you think the opportunity is for somebody as comfortable as you said, my old boss george bush, not running from -- bipartisanship used to be a calling card. it used to be a brand enhancer. but it seems with republicans this is not a problem i would tag both sides with, but republicans are so afraid

de la cruz: nosotros juntamos de lo poquito que podemos, sacamos pancartas, sacamos volantes y vamosando. no sabemos para donde se lo llevaron. sandoval: han pasado ya 7 aÑos desde que su hijo johan gael, se perdiÓ cerca de saltillo, en coahuila, y hoy sus padres, yajaira de la cruz y miguel Ángel cardona, se encuentran en la ciudad de mÉxico con la esperanza de que alguien sepa algo. y asÍ termine su calvario. ¿como se vive sin saber quÉ pasÓ? cardona: esa pregunta es la que nos hacemos a diario. de hecho, ya se podrÍa decir que ya no tenemos vida, estamos siempre con la incertidumbre en la noche cuando nos dormimos a todas horas. de quÉ fue lo que pasÓ. sandoval: en toluca, en el estado de mÉxico, este boletÍn en la pÁgina de la asociaciÓn de niÑos robados y desaparecidos, forzÓ a rocÍo martÍnez en 2014 a hacerse esa misma pregunta. entonces, para que quede bien claro, tÚ estÁs en el cyber, ¿y quÉ es lo que tÚ ves? martinez: pues veo la foto de la niÑa y pues me emociono. sandoval: segÚn martÍnez, la imagen de la niÑa que la miraba con sus ojos rasgados se llamaba juana y se parecÍ

santa cruz mountains. i know santa cruz briefly dropped to 48 as well. hollister was 47.an martin upper 40s. very cool lows. i think they'll be even cooler tomorrow that low is hanging on for the rest of the week and another low will come in and take its place later in the week. so patchy fog, lots of sun breezy to windy not the wind speeds we had on sunday evening. that was me and the cats actually got him looked around, make sure everything was okay. 6070 on the temps cold tomorrow morning really i mean there'll be some low 40s tomorrow but just below average temperatures really little change, maybe a little warmer by the weekend. you guys. thanks, steve. there is a shortage of sriracha, but some people are going to extremes to get a bottle of the hot sauce. what one popular bay area restaurant is dealing with and how much one bottle is selling for. at some stores. and you may be paying more money at the checkout counter when you do your daily grocery shopping. the reason you're more likely to buy things on a whim earlier in the week cyberattacks on public infrastructur

hathe scourge >> ted cruz now has a beef with elmo. in response toto a recent t epie "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 response 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. ♪ ♪ ♪ this buffoon ♪ ♪ about his wife, he was like a tweet ♪ ♪ might be a creep ♪ ♪ ted cruz ♪ ♪ cooks meet with tongs ♪ ♪ he thinks he is so smart ♪ ♪ but he is wrong ♪ ♪ he is sleazy ♪ ♪ now to end this song ♪ >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight coldhearted. 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! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> stephen: good to see you. good to see you. good to see you. happy thursday. hap

showers in some parts of our viewing area you will notice around lexington hills, the summit, the santa cruz mountains, around coyote, highway 10 one heading into morgan hill. a shower just passed through the east bay in the past hour. this is how it's going to be as this area of low pressure, level 1 storm on our abc7 news impact scale spinster parts of southern california, we will continue to see the wraparound moisture. we saw numerous lightning strikes. here is what you can expect. tomorrow morning, wet roadways. 9:00 you will notice showers beginning to move across the bay area. that continues around noon time. well things might be a little bit quiet, can't rule out the possibility of an isolated showers. if thunderstorms developed, we are looking at the possibility of hail. so it's a 1. tomorrow, gusty winds and the chance of thunder. dan: now to those new details out fremont, a woman and her two children found dead inside her home. police and the were firsed out to the victoria park apartment complex around 1:00 today. lauren martinez is piecing together the latest on the investigatio

what's more santa cruz than classic cars on the beach? here's "today in the bay's" marcus washington with what's going on there this weekend. >> 27 years of woodies on the wharf kicking off tomorrow, the car show held every year in santa cruz featuring those old wooden car classics. it is also the largest woodies show in northern california with more than 200 cars. organizers say that this show really demonstrate santa cruz culture. >> a fun, relaxing time. really brings you back to that classic old beach vibe that santa cruz is known for. a sleepy little beach town but as that culture that makes you just want to sit down and enjoy your feet in the sand, all that good stuff. >> the event also helps raise money for nonprofits like ride away foundation. it includes a hula performance and surfboard-shaping demonstrations. to get stories like this early, join us for "today in the bay" every morning 5:00 to 7:00 a.m. laura, kari, mike and i will help you get started with today. i'm marcus washington. >>> calling it a second home, the warriors'

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hopefully it's a good day to go to the beach. >> typical santa cruz weather.ple wanting to go there are from all the heat, it will be cloudy, but it will be a good time seeing the cars and walking around. we'll see mid to upper 60s as the weekend goes on with monday looking nice if you want to extend your stay. as far as the alameda county fair goes, you still have a couple more days to go. it runs through july 9th, and today's temperatures look great this afternoon, in the 70s. make sure you wear those sunglasses, the sun crean, and bring a jacket because it will start to cool down as we go into tonight. another thing going on tonight, we have diamondbacks at oracle park, first pitch at 7:15. it will get cool in the city with the wind gusts picking up anywhere from about 20, 25 miles an hour. make sure you dress warm. it is oracle park. you know what to bring to keep yourself cozy this afternoon. the wind is picking up. in the afternoon hours through san francisco, parts of the delta, concord, and over the altamont pass around 30 miles per hour at the highest

going into the santa cruz mountains from the across highway nine into alton, devonport, highway 1 is wet. the last couple of hours, you will see the showers that came through parts of fremont and moved down towards the santa cruz mountains. that around moisture is in association with this low-level system coming of the southern california post. you could cease numerous lightning strikes. fortunately we have seen it rain accompanying the storms. let's talk about juvenile rainfall, it's not that rare in the bay area -- let's talk about june rainfall, it's not that rare in the bay area. we are expecting some wet weather tomorrow. here is a live view from our san jose camera. . hit or miss showers through tomorrow. chance of we are looking for the chance of showers lingering into wednesday and below average temperatures for the rest of the week. yesterday we had low 90's in no -- in inland valleys. a good 20 degrees drop as the wind changed and cloud cover increased, 50's and 60's right now, it is a little muggy outside. we are calling this a 1 on our exclusive abc7 storm impact scale on

watch what happens off the santa cruz mountains. you can almost visualize a blow dryer coming up the mountains. those are downsloping winds going down the saa cruz mountains , depressing as they do that, warming up the air and drying out the marine layer's. you can visualize it on the satellite. when we put the windstream's on, those are strong gusts coming off the santa cruz mountains. with plenty of sunshine for everybody, look where we are going. those numbers are average. everybody, take note. if you are part of the bay today, that is right on the mark for what you should be doing. for early june, those numbers are right on the markr and sunday, we are going to get a subtle hint of the monsoon. every summer, in the afternoon, thunderstorms develop. it is part of the north american monsoon. it is totally normal over here but every so often, those thunderstorms and the humidity with them get pushed further west than what is typical and that is when we get on the act. the sierra nevada is the frontline. the sierra nevada typically

the struggle to make rent long been a problem but according to a report, santa cruz county is one of the least affordable places to live in the u.s. reporter: according to a report by the national low income housing coalition, santa cruz county is the most expensive place to rent. >> it goes up and up and up. reporter: this woman cannot afford to rent a place. she rents a travel trailer and campgrounds. >> i go back and my grandchildren and children. it is disappointing because this should be a place everyone c enjoy but is a place for the wealthy. reporter: a person has to earn over $63 per hour to live in a one bedroom apartment. the high rent means tenants are tolerating this treatment from landlords. >> months to find this apartment, i do not want to cause problems with the landlord. reporter: 40% of the state jurisdiction is not in compliance with the housing element requiring local governments adequately click -- santa cruz county is in compliance but renters still face steep challenges. several key things have to focused on so relief can come. >> we want to address the housing

speaking of santa cruz, native santa cruz says, well, at least we had a couple of days of sun.es, you did, but not anymore. take a look here. we head down towards santa cruz, the computer. i put a quarter in the machine. there you go. you can see santa cruz capital, aptos in the santa cruz mountains, not only low clouds, but high clouds have come in. so it does look like a cloudy to mostly cloudy day for many, all part of a complex low which has formed to the west southwest of us, doesn't have a lot of moisture to really work with, but it has a lot in the way of increasing low and high clouds. i mean, rain and a lot of dynamics for rain or anything. but in the sierra, certainly could be. and drizzle for us here as well looks likely next 24 hours or so. napa, concord, san carlos east, san jose, 72, 73, 68 and 73 on the forecast highs today. so cooler, not only do we get the bigger fog bank, we also have some drizzle and some high and mid-level clouds above and the breeze windy at times for some, but it's all onshore. it's a westerly breeze out to travis. we've had gusts to 33mph

here now with reaction to today's news, texas senatorred it cruz. senator, one of the -- texas senator ted cruz. senator, you are watching this case. your observations, am i right about a dual justice system? is this equal justice under the law or equal application of our laws? >> sean, you're absolutely right. as you know, the last book i wrote is entitled "justice corrupt. how the left has weaponized the legal system." we have seen it come to life in technicolor. the book talks about how the obama justice department and the fbi and the irs were turned into political weapons to target their enemies. you just talked about lois lerner and that was part of that. it talks about how those career -- those vicious partisans burrowed into senior career positions in the agencies and the deep state waged war against donald trump during the four years trump was president the deep state tried to do everything they could to destroy his presidency. now those partisans are back in the open. they are brazen. they are running the biden justice department, the fbi,

santa cruz canfield and napa in the 60s.s livermore is about 15 degrees below average for this time of year and another just amazing fog back here. i mean we went from a deep fog bank to a little bit better and then all of a sudden right back of that cloud cover over the sierra was all about the thunderstorms yesterday associated with the low that cloud cover collapses at night. but when the afternoon heating starts up again, they will probably develop. now, the upper low has moved east, but still there's plenty of moisture up there, a lot of hail reports on the north shore yesterday, especially around incline village. and so if you're going up there, watch out, big fog bank, as you saw drizzle. a lot of reports of that. this is going to this pattern looks like it's going to go not only into the weekend but out to next wednesday. it's just a series of lows. come in, one ejects and then another one takes its place. and that's exactly what's happening. so our temperatures are held down because we get this onshore wind. we get

. >>> still ahead, it is an eco-friendly partnership, how two santa cruz companies are teaming up to change the way products are packaged. >>> here's what's going around the bay area this weekend, the fillmore jazz festival, 12 blocks in san francisco with and live music , this turday and sunday. and in the east bay, the historic mansion will be open all day saturday for an independence day celebration, with games and crafts and patriotic activities. and chicago is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a brand-new tour, get first access to tickets when you subscribe to broadway san jose's 2023-2024 season with a fully customizable >>> our future generations will not be able to enjoy the same planet that we all have without climate action now. >> barbara lee announcing $52 million to protect the san francisco bay. she was joined by the epa and the east bay regional park district, that money will go towards projects restoring waters, wetlands and helping underserved communities. more than $10 million will go towards restoration projects in the east bay alone. the funds come from the bi

libertad pedraza habló con ellos y nos informa >>> la familia rodríguez cruz dejó todo en colombia ytulo 42". la situación no fue nada fácil porque el amigo que dijo quenos iba a recibir, nos trató mal porque ahora vive con otras personas y no los admitieron >>> en los últimos cinco días en laura, y su esposo y su hija han estado sin un techo. despertaron un auto donde han pasado la noche estacionándose. >>> por eso es la preocupación. ya hemos llamado para todos lados. que alguienpor favor nos ayude, luego se imaginan la noche que hemos pasado con esta niña >>> buscamos que recursos hay disponibles en nuestra zona. nos comunicamos con la organización amigos de guadalupe de san josé una de las cuales ha creado programas para recibir a estos inmigrantes >>> lo que hacemos aquí es que les enseñamos a navegar viene con mucha desinformación y muchos miedos. lo primero que hacemos los estabilizados se les ofrecemos algo de comer y beber y empezamosa ver las formas enrolándolos en servicios, tenemos muy limitados fondos para ponerlos en un hotel por una semana hasta que se estabilizan >>>

we have an update on a santa cruz 's startup to replace styrofoam with a green alternative made from shrimp shells. it has gone from an idea to reality. >> reporter: earlier this year we showed you a santa cruz company who is revolutionizing the packaging industry with their eco-friendly version of styrofoam. now many of those products are hitting the market, and they have partnered with companies across the country, including some down the road. verb coffee roasters in santa cruz has also had an eye on sustainability and environmental impact. >> whether that is switching our entire roasting operation to a new roaster just to consume less natural gas. >> they learned that a company just down the road had created an environmentally-friendly version of styrofoam and they jumped at the chance to partner with the startup. >> it is compostable and it can be really minimal impact on our supply chain. that is what we were looking for. >> reporter: the foam is made up of a material created from the shells of sea creatures like shrimp. verb is using the foam and ready to drink shipments, swit

really brings you back to that classic beach vibe that santa cruz is known for. sleepy little beach town but has that culture that makes you want to just sit down and enjoy your feet in the sand, all that good stuff. >> 10:00 a.m., culminates with the woodie parade at 3:30. >>> we've got the woodie parade, pride parade, giants at home, alameda county fair. >> i'd like to be in one of those woodie cars. >> the classic cars are so beautiful. >> the fog coming in. >> fog along the coast again? it's sticking around all week? >> more fog coming back as we head into our weekend forecast. i've got all those details to get you ready no matter what you have planned. we'll start off outside with our live sky camera network in san jose where we do have that blue sky. maybe you're headed to santana row tonight. the blue sky, it's a little deceiving at 70. we're going to drop quickly with the fog at the coastline. take your jacket. whatever you have planned, it will be in the 60s starting at 6:00 tonight. eventually 50s by 10:00 p.m. walnut creek, we had sunshine and temps in

senator cruz, thank you . a and tonight, the fbire, as we'vn been discussing, is in possession of a documenta allegedldocumey detailing a cril scheme from biden's timece as vice president . accordin presideg to the claims and what is known as an fauci3 or ten , twenty three document, biden is accused of takingexchan foreign bribes in exchange for policy decisions. culmer believes these claims are crediblee . need to be investigated.ocumen the fbi is refusing to turt na e overna the classified documentng even after a subpoena. the white house is calling this a fake factory stunt. but ife stun the document is not produced by thursday, it won't be a stunt. james come hold now promised he will hold the fbi director in contemptn contem of congress her with more house oversight committee chairman james comey along with house judiciary committee chairman jim jordan. let's talk a little bit. ch showed you the document today. you'd already seen it. congressman colmar. fbi ha but the question is , my understanding is th

let's bring in senator ted cruz. >> senator cruz, welcome. >> good to be with you.ood to have you.e wi doesth y a 20 year old in chicao just does he get the deal that hunter biden got? of course not. look, today is a realln y sagoty for the rule of law. and every american who cares about justice ought to be outraged. what happenee d today is threes. things at once. number one, it is cronyism. number two, it is camouflage. and number three, it's corruption. ronyism. let's start with cronyism. this does not happen if h hunter's lasapt name is anything other than biden, if he's hunter smith, he's doing hard time. sw is only because daddy is president that he gets this sweetheart deal with no jail time whatsoeve dea nr. but number two, it's camouflage less than i predicted. monthsmouflage ago that what happened today is exactly what would happen. i do every happen. week a podcat verdict with ted cruz three days a week. veirrick i said on verdict is said merrick garland is going to does not indict hunter biden because he wants to be able to say, look how even handed i am

ted cruz people would say he has ted cruz teamwork on this and it didn't work last time.lost. >> he went on to say republican primary voters are not voting on the issues. i don't know if that's one 100% correct. >> i think there are plenty of issues. thank you very much. let's check the futures now and now we have the s&p in the red as well as the dow but the nasdaq is sticking in the green although just barely. we will see what happens in about six and a half minutes. the opening bell is next. ♪ chicken with futures again, the dow and s&p 500 are down but just barely. the nasdaq is barely up a little bit even though interest rates are going up. dr barton joins me, let's talk about vicks first of all. thanks for being here. does this mean it's a good or bad time to hike? some say is healthy and some say is healthy when it's down. investor sentiment is positive but people like warren buffett said is the time to be nervous, are you? >> i think when people are getting on one side of the vote, that's when everyone is on one side we should be nervous and we should be greedy wh

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this is what santa cruz beach would look like with the rising sea levels. similar projections to the studies and the researchers, also conveying. >> as we get into the scenarios, one to three meters of sea level rise, we'll have a lot of challenges on losing beaches across the country and potentially across the world. >> reporter: the next visit to the beach could make more people to think about what could be done and necessary changes to minimize the beach loss. >> kenny tells us the usgs team is working on the similar study looking at what will happen to beaches along the east coast, gulf coast, and hawaii. >>> you might find the beaches a lot more crowded this summer. the lake is about three feet higher this time last year thanks to the historic snow pack and runoff. the state park says the extra water means dozens of feet of less beach space. >> i bet that water is good. we're going to go rafting next week on the american river, and it will be freezing. >> yes. >> i know, it will be fun. >> and i don't know if that will work. but okay. it's not a great

i do want to talk about santa cruz. saturday it's going to be stunning. nearing the 70s for the coastline. we'll start out with cloud cover. then it's going to warm up. by sunday, we'll see the return. if you're wine tasting, expect 80s on the map. plenty of sunshine. don't have to worry about any sort of crazy weather. if you're heading to south lake tahoe, saturday's going to be stunning in the upper 60s. by sunday and monday, we are going to be dealing with that system that's going to bring a chance for thunderstorms. notice in the long-range outlook, that moves in late monday into tuesday. for the most part, depending how this moves and develops with the instability, the majority of the rain does look like it's going to stay to our east and north. a little bit of that moving into santa cruz by tuesday. but we're still kind of far out. your seven-day outlook is going to be sunshine saturday and sunday. even at the beach, which i know folks were saying it's been so cloudy over the water? beautiful beach day on saturday. >> i like napa and santa cruz for

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. >>> detour signs our way of life in the santa cruz mountains. caltrans is trying to tackle the long list of repairs from this winter's damaging storms. and drivers, they can expect even more delays. caltrans has closed highway 9 at ben lomond for the next two weeks. is a major exercise in patients for people who rely on highway 9. devin fehely found out how they are adapting. >> reporter: all the wet weather this winter left roads in santa cruz county quite a mess and you can't begin to make repairs in earnest until it stops raining and things began to dry out. for now, there is a race to get as many words as possible, repaired and reopened during the summer. you don't have to drive far to the santa cruz mountains, to find a scene like this. and unrepaired remnants of the wet and wild winter weather. >> we have slides on either side of our road we live on and the challenge with us right here is, highway 9 is our only access in or out. >> reporter: emmett johansen lived next to a closure in ben lomond. a mudslide clever a chunk of the road and it

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en la escena >> seguiremos trabajando con quienes se han puesto en contacto con nosotros y que la cruzcruz roja indicó que tiene labor de apoyo a familias afectadas. habrá un seguimiento a residentes afectados por este incendio. a medida que avanza el verano aumenta calor y riesgo de incendios forestales. quedan suspendidos todos permisos de quema de napa y más. sin embargo, los permisos podrían autorizarse si es por seguridad pública. la agencia recuerda limpiar la maleza alrededor de su propiedad como medida de precaución >> medida similar en condado santa clara. en 30 de junio en adelante queda prohibido las quemas de napa. importante mencionar que callfire ha respondido a miles de incendios forestales >> una peligrosa afloración de algas tóxicas amenaza la salud de animales y humanos. es probable que toxicnas hayan llegado a consumo de alimento humano , no consuma almejas de condado. afectan a cerebro y corazón de animales cusando mareos, abortos y confusión y en el condado santa ana >> repercute también si se llega parte de ese material que en nuestra región y por eso es mejor fre

senator ted cruz, bralen.nk you. >> thanks, kaylee. >> kayleigh: after news of the deal was made for, chair james comer pledge to continue his committee's investigation into the family's business dealings made today. so far, he went over to the fbi a few hours ago. comer reviewed two additional sensitive fbi documents about the biden's alleged foreign bribery scheme. congressman james comer of kentucky joins us exclusively to share what he saw on the documents. chairman comer what did you see? >> unfortunately, we saw a lot of reductions in these documents. i would estimate that 55 to 60% of the two documents were redacted. also, the way i knew about these two documents and the fbi initially denied having was they were put footnotes in the original document that the whistleblower brought to grassley a and i in the footnot, they were -- they referenced two other 1023's. the two documents that they provided to me today that were heavily redacted, the one thing that was not redacted was the date and both doses we

santa cruz.ing out the next system to the left of your screen is dropping in. and as it does, that will probably give us more drizzle and maybe some light rain as we head towards late friday into saturday. it looks like we'll start to decrease some activity on sunday. but the mountains continue to be just forecast for incredible amounts here over the next seven days. two inches in truckee. susan vail, two and two thirds. you just don't see that this time of year, 60, 70 on the temps and a little bit warmer today. patchy low clouds now more sun today. there are a few high clouds, more so to the north. but we'll go 6070s on a lot of these temps. and then tomorrow we'll start to cloud it up and we'll keep it that way right into saturday, investing over $1 billion to ensure that still does not answer the question. sir, i'm asking you directly, yes or no? the nevada legislature worked into the night with the a's on a proposed ballpark deal coming up, we're going to hear more of the ten s exchange betw

you don't have to dry far into the santa cruz mountains to find a scene like this. the unrepaired remnant of the wet, wild weather. >> we have slides on either side of our road that we live on and the challenge with us right now is highway 9 is our only access in or out. >> reporter: but they live next to the closure on highway 9 in ben loman, currently being repaired by cal trans. >> they made things like simple things like getting to work or getting to the grocery store at times impossible. we had to park our cars. half a mile or a mile away. and walk in during one stretch. >> reporter: the spokesperson for santa cruz county says there are more than 200 travel spots caused by the extraordinarily wet winter that they experienced this year. and the price tag for the repairs is an estimated $75 million in climbing. >> and one of the limitations that we will get this done more quickly is we don't have enough people to hire them to do them in a timely fashion. >> reporter: and the spokesperson says it will be virtually impossible to make all of the needed repairs befor

hathe scourge >> ted cruz now has a beef with elmo.o a recent t epie "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 response 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. ♪ ♪ ♪

good night. >> texas senator ted cruz making news.book, the senator admits to hiding in a supply closet during the insurrection, and then last night, he was booed and flipped off by angry fans at yankee stadium. >> remember when those insurrectionists wanted to murder you? >> it's time for the seventh-inning stretch! this one is dedicated to senator ted cruz. ["take me out to the ball game" tune] ♪ ♪

we did puerto vallarta and then santa cruz and now sacramento. want to come and support it and be allies and celebrate all the love. the sacramento lgbt community center organizes the annual event. we march not only to commemorate the sacrifices and struggle for rights, but also to give people an affirming space right where they can take up some space in their community, be their most authentic selves. walking through the streets of the cities that they love. they marched from t street at southside park to 10th avenue from high and then north to the capitol, representing different communities. hi. and in some cases, companies. it looks like we've got a pretty good contingent. sutter health says it had more than 300 people marching. i feel supported in showing their support. many wore creative, colorful costumes and brought along the whole family. i love watching pride through my son's eyes and watching the next generation be able to grow up and feel free the way that they want to be. and feel like they can be who they want to be. however that is.

andrea cruz tiene todos los detalles >> lo que comenzó como día de celebración terminó en un parque en en el día de juneteenth. surgió de una disputa entre dos sujetos. una perstona murió en escena y otra transportada al hospital. decenas de policías respondieron a un tiroteo masivo. según oficiales, un grupo de gente estaba para celebrar juneteenth cuando un sospechoso disparó a la multitud matando una e hiriendo a 22. el motivo indica que no está claro y fueron transportadas las víctimas a tres hospitales. un sospechoso abrió fuego en un festival de música. en una reunión de adolescentes también terminó con disparo. los servicios de emergencia recibieron varias llamdas y encontraron los oficiales 10 personas con heridas de bala. un joven de 17 años perdió la vida. >> [habla en inglés] >> este día del apdre, familias en la región despertaron con la noticia de otro tiroteo masivo. según el jefe de policía encontraron balas y múltiples armas de fuego. un sospechoso de 17 años está bajo custodia. autoridades investigan un tiroteo en un club nocturno. los disparos fueron reportado antes d

ben lowman in the santa cruz mountains picking up a few 107 inch davenport, also in the santa cruz mountainsit more. 11/100. it looks like a little bit more than a 10th of an inch. here's a look at storm tracker two where we do have a mix of sun and clouds out there. even at this hour as we take our shift over towards the sierra, the thunderstorms and the scattered showers hot and heavy over the sierra at this time from lake tahoe stretching over towards yosemite and a large part of the sierra across the entire state. for us, the winds have picked up just a little bit this afternoon. fairfield reporting 21mph. napa reporting , 22. concord reporting, 14. it's a little bit of a breeze as temperatures on the cool side along the coastline. but our inland cities enjoying some mild weather. all in all, very similar to yesterday within a few degrees for most. our numbers inland. right now, we have 76 in brentwood, 73 in livermore, closer to the water upper 60s and oakland, 61 reported half moon bay as well as san francisco into the north bay. we have 75. rohnert park. hello. for you lagunitas 63 al

el mundo del fÚtbol fijarÁ la mirada en miami por el debut de lionel messi con el inter miami ante cruz: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: ediciÓn nocturna", con leÓn krauze y maity interiano. maity: muy buenas noches y gracias por acompaÑarnos. comenzamos con la noticia que tiene en vilo al mundo entero. a esta hora el tiempo es el peor enemigo en la bÚsqueda del sumergible desaparecido en el fondo del atlÁntico con cinco tripulantes. leÓn: el oxÍgeno que lleva a bordo estÁ a punto de acabarse. no se logra determinar dÓnde estÁ el submarino. maity: la estÁ mÁs fuerte son los ruidos que se escucharon de forma intermitente entre anoche y esta maÑana en la zona de bÚsqueda. leÓn: los expertos no han determinado quÉ quieren decir esos golpes ni de dÓnde proviene. veamos los posibles escenarios que enfrentarÍan los pasajeros. reportera: el sumergible titan continÚa sumergido en las profundidades del atlÁntico norte y los expertos lo buscan en una carrera contra el tiempo. el oxÍgeno con el que cuenta poco a poco se consume y podrÍa rendirles solo hasta maÑana. ¿quÉ se le aconseja hacer a qui