senate in texas against senator cruz. thank you very much for joining us tonight.the importance of the senate in our election, no matter who wins the presidency. it is incredibly important either way, but what we are also seeing here is that for the people of texas ted cruz does not seem to believe that he represents all of them. he certainly doesn't represent women who come to testify to him about the struggles he has imposed on them. >> that's right and thank you for having me on. happy juneteenth. it was a texas holiday, now it is a federal holiday. lauren miller is an eighth generation texan. she lives not far from where i am sitting now and she came to the senate to tell her story and just like when we talked a few months back, ted cruz who is on that committee refused to hear her out. would not even show her the basic respect of just sitting in the seat and hearing her tell her story. because as you said i don't think ted cruz does see himself representing all 30 million of us and he certainly doesn't want to take responsibility for the fact that his extreme

represent. >> ■çsenator cruz, who is on th subcommittee, couldn't even be bothered to show up.n that he had forced me into or he just didn't care. >> texas congressman colin allred who is running for senate against senator cruz met with lauren miller before that hearing and he heard what senator cruz did not want to hear. lauren miller traveled over 700 miles to colorado to get the life saving medical treatment that she was denied by the republican government of texas. there are several texas cities now trying to pass abortion travel bans that make it illegal to use local roads and highways to help a person access an ■;p!ortion outside of texas. congressman allred heard all of that today from the amarillo reproductive freedom alliance. the group successfully defeated a petition in the city of amarillo that would have adopted an abortion travel ban there. here's what congressman allred had to say. >> we don't have to be embarrassed by our senator. we can get a new one. that's what this is all about. that's what this is all about. it's about the women in the panhandle standing up

we saw santa cruz.were already putting their stuff out on the beach, getting an early start. a lot of people are going to be going to the beaches today because of the warm weather, right? >> it's 62 there right now. you can see the breeze here across the street from pier 39. that's where these flags are blowing. but you know what? upper elevations already in the 70s and 80s, that includes mount diablo, ben lowman, the santa cruz mountains, and relative humidity dropping into the 20% range. so we're going to want this fog to stick around for a while. it will in spots. i'll explain next. >> thank you lisa. and also next is clay leaving the bay. abc seven sports director larry beil has more insight on where this you just remember what your old pal said. boy, you've got a friend in me." everyone's invited to pixar fest at the disneyland resort for a celebration of friendship and beyond you won't want to miss. now through august 4th, 2024. vist the disneyland resort with a special 3-day disneyland ticket off

trump eight years ago when trump insulted cruz's wife and lied about his own father, about cruz's fathere of cruz during trump's meeting with senate republicans on the hill this week continuing to clap for the former president well after he left the room with the door half shut behind him? >> yeah. well, you know if someone had talked about my wife or my family that way i can just guarantee there is no situation where we would have this kind of interaction this is something i have had a lot of texans raise to me. they just cannot believe that ted cruz is so, you know, i guess politically motivated, so weak that in this case now he wants to pretend he is the biggest fan of someone who has called him everything but a son of god and listen. that's a big issue of course. the bigger issue is what they are going to do together to try to take away from folks all over the country. particularly when it comes to reproductive freedom. this week lauren miller who is the mother of two who is -- lives in my district in dallas came to dc to testify. she has a story about having to flee our state to get

we'llf santa cruz campus after police and protesters clashed.s some protesters have already returned. the university says police arrested around 80 people as the chp and officers from as far away as san francisco moved in thursday night. protesters set up the camp may 1st, but last week moved closer to the central campus, where demonstrators began blocking the main entrances. police cleared the area yesterday afternoon, then protesters immediately moved back in and started blocking entrances again in a letter to the community, the uc chancellor said in part this decision was not made because individuals demonstrate said it was because they have chosen to do so through unlawful actions. all right, we'll give you a live look at san jose's happy hollow park, where mayor matt mahan is set to deliver his state of the city address today in a little more than an hour, the city is facing a $52 million budget shortfall. so is that going to mean budget cuts or layoffs? well, mehan plans to lay out his solutions for the deficit before making the budget pub

it isn't straightforward justrua senator cruz has said. the bill will give aspiring parents nationwide the certainty and peace of mind ivf remained legal and available in every single state. now i want to break this down as directly as possible. first there is only one billrots not straight outside the parameters. p that is our ivf protection act. there is only one bill that would protect ivf access will safe that is our ivf protection act. one bill protect ivf access votd once again our ivf protection act that is not the built democrats will be putting on the week. not interested to protect access and figure how we can get back to common law. that would n adv=xance her true goals which is about partisan electoral politics. if democrats let ivf protection act to pass would lose a key scare tactic they li november. that ultimately is what this is all about. they are in week two of their summeran scare tactics eventualy will transition into a follow-up fear mongering. at the end of the date the american people want secure borders, they wanta

ocean temperatures in the low 50s around santa cruz. it's like taking the air conditioning unit and really charging it up with that cold air, which is coming in off the onshore wind now. wind tomorrow, we'll have to watch because around the east bay hills, especially those wind speeds will be a bit stronger. that's going to help bring our temperatures down a little bit, but those grasses are still dry in those east bay hills. a little more wind now to wrap up the weekend. nothing too strong, but we'll have to watch that for grass fire concerns later tomorrow. tomorrow morning begins with some of the low clouds we've been seeing on the coast to start the day tomorrow. more sunshine inland and notice the temperatures, 50s and 60s to start. not quite as hot around midday. we shouldn't see 90 showing up by noon tomorrow. mostly 70s and 80s inland san jose, mid 80s still 90s around morgan hill, but now livermore. not near 100 degrees. low 90s during the day, about 92 in vacaville. 60s from san francisco over to oakland. and this trend will c

one uc santa cruz professor called the actions of campus leadership shameful. these students are saying, don't be complicit. pay attention. open your eyes. speak up world, wake up. and unfortunately, our campus leadership has been completely blind to that call. and the university is standing firm behind its decision, calling it necessary, the chancellor saying its ultimate responsibility is to the safety and well-being of this campus at uc santa cruz. i'm jocelyn moran, nbc bay area news takano. thank you. former president trump is standing defiant tonight, one day after a new york jury found him guilty on all counts in his falsified documents trial, trump spoke about the historic verdict earlier today. it's a very sad thing that's happening in our country, and it's a it's a thing that i'm honored in a way. i'm honored because somebody has to do it, and i might as well keep going and be the one. and the verdict is galvanizing the gop behind him. trump campaign says they raised $35 million online soon after the verdict came down. meanwhile, democrats are celebra

senator cruz craved that moment after donald trump passes by, senator cruz pays more attention to other more obscure people in the room. he kept clapping after donald trump left the room. after the door was closed, did he think donald trump could see through the door? today, the president of the united states is doing the nation's business in italy at a meeting of the g7 countries including a meeting with ukrainian president zelenskyy in which president biden signed a ten-year security agreement with ukraine. they both took questions from reporters. >> today the discussion is focused on developing ukraine's air defense system based on the most advanced western complexes and enhancing long-range capabilities so my question is, can you provide any details on the initiative and about the readiness of our allies to take part in it? thank you. >> i would be happy to respond to that. we have acquired commitment from five countries so far for patriot batteries and other air defense systems as well as we have let it be known to those countries that are expecting from us, air defense systems in

la cruz roja siempre toma control de ellos y siempre ha educado también a la comunidad la cruz roja sobrerga o tormenta seca, que no tenemos que ver lluvia. la zona, simplemente que un rayo, aunque sea 1 que impacte, una región con mucha maleza seca. tenemos todos los ingredientes perfectos para que ocurra un incendio de grandes proporciones. así que esto todavía el chance está posible. vamos a ver lo que está pasando en términos de la humedad relativa en la zona del condado de contra costa, que en esa región tenemos el incendio que se registró, que comenzó durante horas de la tarde de hoy. y miren esa zona hacia el noreste de la bahía. las temperaturas para mañana van a estar ubicadas entre los 72 grados para la zona de oakland y hayward, pero bien hacia el interior norte noroeste de esa zona. las temperaturas van a estar entre los medianos 86 para concord antioch con 87 y mire la humedad relativa en promedio para toda esta zona. en ese 27% por debajo del 30. y esto es precisamente lo que aporta a que ese ambiente esté conducente a incendios en la zona e igualmente el viento fuerte que t

new at 11 a santa cruz county man is back home tonight after spending ten days in the mountains. he went for a hike, but says he got lost. rescuers finally found him late yesterday. these pictures captured the moment he was found and reunited with his incredibly relieved loved ones, enjoying the relief obviously visible on everyone's faces. he was last seen in boulder creek and was found in big basin redwoods state park. abc seven news south bay reporter lauren martinez spoke with him tonight about what happened and how he survived. >> a missing hiker found alive and the heartfelt reunion was all captured in these photos. 34 year old lucas mcclish spent ten days in the santa cruz mountains on tuesday, june 11th, mcclish headed out for a three hour hike from his hometown of boulder creek. he said he got lost and didn't recognize certain landmarks wiped out by fires. when he didn't show up for father's day dinner, he was declared missing on sunday, june 16th. four days later, mcclish was rescued. four days later, mcclish was rescued. >> i'm sore, a little tired. i lost my voice. >>

mark sayer live in santa cruz tonight. mark. thank you. >> all right. we want to take you live now to san francisco. sky fox is overhead the federal building on seventh street where an all out for rafa rally is expected to begin. any moment you can see a small group gathering there holding signs and some flags. the group jewish voice for peace bay area, says today's rally is about ending the israeli invasion of rafa and calling on the white house to stop sending arms to israel. will monitor this scene here in san francisco and let you know if anything develops. >> hundreds of people held a group prayer outside the san francisco office of senator alex padilla today. the quote interfaith praying and fast for gaza began with a march from the ferry building to padilla's office on bush street. organizers from christian, muslim, jewish and buddhist faiths say the goal of today's march and prayer was to call out lawmakers who support the war in gaza. the group is calling for an immediate cease fire to halt the sale of military weapons of israel. >> the israeli

so i'll mention it for santa cruz, santa cruz mountains, gilroy south. be about the line. the inland forecast has been hot. it was concord was 99. it was 98 on sunday. and today we'll go 94. i think tomorrow starts to drop santa rosa, walnut creek, atherton, santa clara, arrows, arrows are all down. only a couple of degrees. so we're not shaving a lot, a lot off, but a few degrees. water temps continue to be cold 49, 51, 52, 52, 53 that's really cold water. and that's, you know, no change there. going back to mid-april, 4050s and 60s. i think that half moon bay might be about an hour old, though. and so a system coming out of the gulf of alaska will sweep in here. that will be here in tuesday night, wednesday for a cooldown. today if you're coast and bay 6070 inland, still 80s to some 90s for another day. you guys. >> artsy. thanks. violence over the war in the middle east boiling over in southern california. we'll take a closer look at protests that required intervention from local police and don't forget our question of the day. >> there's the qr code

la cruz roja también sugiere que recuerde la copia de las medicinas de la receta de las medicinas. si su casa prende en llamas tendrá 2 minutos para poder escapar de forma segura. por ello, este kit de emergencia debe estar ubicado cerca de la salida de su casa o incluso ya en la cajuela de su vehículo. salga, póngase a salvo usted y su familia y luego, estando ya a salvo, pues marca el 9 1 1 para reportar la emergencia en sacramento. yo soy armando alonso telemundo. pues muchas gracias armando por esas recomendaciones. y no es ponerse dramático, es la realidad. bien lo dice la la la encargada de cruz roja en cualquier momento puede pasar algo, hay que estar listo. así es. y 2 cosas importantes prepararse cuando no hay emergencias ocurriendo. y ese punto de encuentro para la familia donde encontrarse después de un desastre. eso es muy importante, vital, vital. marcelo como vital es también si te dicen las autoridades sabe qué? salga de su casa, hay que hacerles caso para salvar la vida esa. pero vamos a echarle un vistazo a esas condiciones actuales. aquí en la ciudad de san josé h

the diablo range, and even the santa cruz mountains. there, ben loman, where you'll notice today and tomorrow with the dry winds, there's a good chance that we could have some of those fuels ignite. so be careful out there. we're talking about winds gusting to 30 miles an hour or better on the peninsula today. 74 san mateo, with 81. in livermore. the accuweather seven day forecast. we'll enjoy more clear conditions. the marine layer comes back midweek around juneteenth, the where we'll have some slightly cooler weather and then warm for summer and much warmer next weekend. we'll be right back after the break. >> representation and visibility is very important. >> it's a beautiful thing to be who you are. >> it is possible if you want something, you can do it. >> you need to know them not as a title, but know them as a human. that's the right place to start. >> got a home that's eating up your time and cash? just sell your home as is with no fees, no commissions and no hassle. call john baez berry houses for a free cash offer at 510707 6

cruz: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from texas. mr. cruz: mr. president, today i rise to speak on an issue that is personal and vital to millions of americans, the protection of in vitro fertilization. ivf is a medical miracle that has brought the joy of parenthood to millions of families who might otherwise have never experienced it. i am a strong supporter of and i am incredibly grateful for the technology that enabled parents, moms and dads desperate to bring into the world little boys and little girls to finally hold a child in their arms. it is astounding to note that over 2% of all births in america, each and every year come from ivf. that translates to millions of parents who have been given the chance to bring new life into the world. to date more than 8 million babies have been born through ivf. however, recent developments have caused some confusion and concern among parents and among those who wish to be parents. the alabama supreme court's decision to recognize embryos created through ivf as children under the law has left manyctive

risk of sneaker waves right now all is calm in santa cruz.ooking at a live picture tomorrow uv index will be very high and if you want to head to the beach, it's going to be mainly sunny, mild and breezy. 75 at stinson beach getting you up to 63 in half moon bay. from our mount tam cam, a live view just absolutely clear tomorrow. hot inland again. fire danger remains elevated. beach hazard statement for the rough and dangerous surf. and then thursday and friday the heat eases and you will notice it tomorrow morning. many of you waking up to 60s and 70s as we head into the noontime hour already in the 90s while inland and by the afternoon hours, we're talking about upper 90s to low one hundreds in our hot spots. your morning is going to begin with mild to warm weather. i mean, anywhere from the 50s to the 70s. mainly clear skies. there might be 1 or 2 patches of fog around the coast tomorrow afternoon, 98 in the south bay and morgan hill, 93 in san jose on the peninsula, 89 in redwood city, 65 pacifica, downtown san francisco 73 degrees. these

watch now, senator cruz, he craved that moment, after donald trump passes by, senator cruz,. ,. [ applause ] he kept clapping after donald trump left the room, after the door was closed, did he think donald trump could see through the door? today, the president of the united states was doing the nation's business in italy as a meeting of the g7. the president signed a ten-year security agreement with ukraine, biden and zelinski took questions from reporters. >> the discussion focused on developing ukraine's air defense system. my question is, can you provide any details about the readiness of our allies to take part, thank you. >> i be happy to respond to that. we have acquired commitment from five countries so far, the patriot batteries and other air defense systems as well as we let it be known to the countries that are expecting from us, air defense systems in the future. that they will have to wait. everything we have is going to go to ukraine until their needs are met and then, we will make good on the commitments we made to other countries. >> donald trump could not understand that q

desde santa cruz soy jessica gallegos noticiero telemundo 48.íjese que de acuerdo a la organización med, la cual busca crear conciencia sobre el conducir bajo la influencia del alcohol, la principal causa de muerte entre adolescentes son los accidentes de autos y 1 de cada 4 accidentes en donde están involucrados los jóvenes es porque alguien está bajo los efectos del alcohol y también la administración nacional de seguridad del tráfico en carreteras reporta que cada día oiga esto. 37 personas están muriendo en choques en donde las bebidas alcohólicas son un factor. por otra parte, fíjese que a nivel nacional el costo de seguro de vehículos incrementó 20,3% durante el último año y en california no se descarta que se tenga otro aumento de hasta el 60, en parte porque el costo del mantenimiento y la reparaciones también ha estado al alza. sin embargo, en algunos casos también afectará la conducta del motorista. todo depende de la persona, si tiene tickets, si tiene el área donde vive el vehículo, puede ser 800 hasta 1.000 . nos ha tocado mirar. se

cruz has named a new ceo. general motors, which owns cruz, announced former amazon and microsoft executive mark whitten as its new ceo. so you may remember, cruz's former ceo, kyle voigt, resigned in november of last year, just one month after california forced cruz off the road. the company then paused its entire fleet of driverless vehicles nationwide. as of this month, cruz has resumed supervised driving in phoenix, houston and dallas, and they are still doing some testing in dubai. from bad to worse, the turmoil in oakland continues. one of mayor sheng thao top aides has resigned. this all comes as a new city budget proposes deep cuts for the city. yesterday mayor tao made her first public comment since the fbi raided her home last week. soon after her comments, her communications director, francis zamora, resigned. zamora did not give a reason for leaving mayor tao's office in a statement, though, he thanked his colleagues. while all of this is unfolding, the city is looking to balance its budget. its new

new at 11 a santa cruz county man is back home tonight after spending ten days in the mountains.went for a hike, but says he got lost. rescuers finally found him late yesterday. these pictures captured the moment he was found and reunited with his incredibly relieved loved ones, enjoying the relief obviously visible on everyone's faces. he was last seen in boulder creek and was found in big basin redwoods state park. abc seven news south bay reporter lauren martinez spoke with him tonight about what happened and how he survived. >> a missing hiker found alive and the heartfelt reunion was all captured in these photos. 34 year old lucas mcclish spent ten days in the santa cruz mountains on tuesday, june 11th, mcclish headed out for a three hour hike from his hometown of boulder creek. he said he got lost and didn't recognize certain landmarks wiped out by fires. when he didn't show up for father's day dinner, he was declared missing on sunday, june 16th. four days later, mcclish . >> i'm sore, a little tired. i lost my voice. >> we spoke with mcclish on friday about what he had on

risk of sneaker waves right now all is calm in santa cruz.icture tomorrow uv index will be very high and if you want to head to the beach, it's going to be mainly sunny, mild and breezy. 75 at stinson beach getting you up to 63 in half moon bay. from our mount tam cam, a live view just absolutely clear tomorrow. hot inland again. fire danger remains elevated. beach hazard statement for the rough and dangerous surf. and then thursday and friday the heat eases and you will notice it tomorrow morning. many of you waking up to 60s and 70s as we head into the noontime hour already in the 90s while inland and by the afternoon hours, we're talking about upper 90s to low one hundreds in our hot spots. your morning is going to begin with mild to warm weather. i mean, anywhere from the 50s to the 70s. mainly clear skies. there might be 1 or 2 patches of fog around the coast tomorrow afternoon, 98 in the south bay and morgan hill, 93 in san jose on the peninsula, 89 in redwood city, 65 pacifica, downtown san francisco 73 degrees. these temperatures well

this is one of the latest episodes of ted cruz's hems.t deputy and assistant foreign minister for near east affairs. he asks how about iran 80 billion dollars. gained from increased oil exports. iran's oil sales rate has increased from 300,000 barrels to 2 million barrels per day. this is about 80 billion dollars of income. which iran has achieved because your government refuses to impose oil sanctions. but barbara leaf says that we do not sanction iran is incorrect. we impose oil embargoes. we put a heavy cost on their hands and applied only 230 cases of sanctions against those who help iran in circumventing the sanctions. the us deputy secretary of state also says that he does not know where is it wrong and what? why are the sanctions not working? of course, ted cruz asked the same question to the us secretary of state anthony blinken about a month ago. he said in a different tone that you have loosened the sanctions on iran. the government should , including you, be responsible for the october 7 attack by hamas on israel. because you a

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the chancellor of uc santa cruz and other executives did not attend this weekend's graduation, sayingtargeted for disruption. university leaders said they didn't want graduates to be overshadowed by protests. >> they didn't want to distract from the celebratory nature, but the only reason they would have distracted from the celebratory nature is because of their complete disregard for students, and the fact that that disregard for students has created such a kind of negative feelings between the students towards admin. >> more than 5000 students graduated from uc santa cruz this weekend. >> stanford university held its 133rd annual commencement ceremony. more than 5400 students received their degrees yesterday morning. philanthropist and stanford parent melinda french gates gave the commencement address, urging the class of 2024 to think beyond their graduation day. >> and i've learned that the next day is when the real work begins, because what we do the next day is what makes us who we are. >> hundreds of students staged a walkout shortly after that ceremony began. it was to protest

a food bank in santa cruz is searching for volunteers to help feed thousands of people.over 1 million pounds of food donations every month, and that allows the organization to feed about 75,000 people every month, a number that's increased significantly in the last few years. the growing need in the community has created a different problem, though a shortage of volunteers to help distribute food, the food bank is in critical need of help on saturdays during the summer break. >> that's when a lot of students and families are on summer holidays and breaks. but unfortunately, the need to distribute food doesn't stop during that time, and on weekends, they need at least 40 volunteers per shift to pack food for distribution, organizers say with current staffing levels, they usually only have about 14, so they really need that help. >> well, still ahead on abc seven mornings, if you still need to buy a father's day gift, we have the deals to look out for. coming up, and we're going to get a live look outside this morning from our exploratorium camera. so far, it's looking lik

but tonight, a santa cruz man is home safe and sound. his three hour hike turned into quite an ordeal. felix cortez has a story, but i didn't bring anything because i thought i was doing a three hour hike to go to work. lost in the woods for nine nights and ten days. sherm with only a flashlight and folding scissors. it would be more than a week before the hiker would be found, so i kind of just hiked each day. i go up a canyon, down a canyon to the next waterfall, and just sit down by the waterfall and drink water out of my boot. it was tuesday w 34 year old lucas mclish went for a hike in boulder creek and ended up getting lost. i felt comfortable the whole time i was out there i wasn't worried about. i had a mountain lion that was following me, but it was cool. he kept his distance. he was, i think it was just somebody watching over me. problem is, mclish didn't tell anyone where he was going. by the time father's day rolled around sunday, his family started worrying and filed a missing persons report. the search was now on some night

how things unfolded. >> we've been given a legal dispersal order, warnings from police at uc santa cruz before many pro-palestinian demonstrators were arrested starting late thursday night. police in riot gear surrounded demonstrators on the south side of campus. the encampment started on may 1st. by friday morning, it was gone, dismantled while demonstrators and police faced off destroying the encampment. >> they were destroying tents tables. >> also gone were barricades set up this week that blocked the main entrance of campus. it was that move that the university said led it to take action. in a statement friday, it said, quote, following the continued intentional and dangerous blockade of campus entrances, uc santa cruz took action to remove the barricades and disband the unlawful encampment. those actions started early this morning. the statement went on to say, quote, they were notified that their actions were unlawful and unsafe. and this morning they were also given multiple warnings by law enforcement to leave the area and disperse to avoid arrest. unfortunately, many refused t

of course, ted cruz asked a similar question about a month ago us secretary of state anthony blinken also asks. he says in a different tone: you loosened the sanctions on iran. the biden government, including you , are responsible for the october 7 attack by hamas on israel because you allowed $80 billion from oil sales to go to iran. america's bloomberg had searched for its details in a detailed report among the payment system and the maritime transfer network hidden from the view of the us treasury. mohammadan nikmin of radio and television news agency. the increase in the arrival of foreign tourists to iran after canceling visas with 28 countries. according to the general manager of marketing and tourism development of the ministry of cultural heritage from the 15th of march 10,4002 arrival of foreign tourists to iran increased by 36. although it is thousands of kilometers away from beautiful iran, the traces of its culture and history are evident everywhere. uzbekistan is a country in central asia and adjacent to the historic silk road. everywhere you turn , there are signs and s

we're following up on the pro-palestinian encampment on uc santa cruz's campus. we first told you this on friday on abc seven mornings. that's when law enforcement moved in to clear demonstrators from that space. the chancellor now says the encampment was disrupting services on campus and was also a safety issue. she says more than 100 people were arrested, and the protesters did hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage to campus. a post from the uc santa cruz students for justice for palestine is drawing criticism after it backed the burning of a uc berkeley police vehicle. the jewish community relations council responded, saying anti-israel protests are taking a, quote, dark and dangerous turn. the defense and david depape state criminal trial will begin arguments tomorrow. >> the paps, already sentenced to 30 years in federal prison for the attack on speaker emerita nancy pelosi's husband. the government just retested, rested, i should say, its case yesterday after four days of testimony, a jury of seven men and five women listened to a revoiced transcript o

de la cruz: mr.peaker, i object to the vote on the grounds that a quorum is not present and make a point of order a quorum is not present. the speaker: pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20 pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further freed proceeding o allegiance will be led by the gentleman from north carolina, mr. edwards. mr. edwards: please join me. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justfo the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? mr. rose: unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. rose: mr. speaker,le housino be a problem for tennesseans. and getting worse. the cost of owning a home american dream out of reach for millions of americans. the cost of home

they want to be incredible moms and dads, etc, ted cruz, etc. katie brett introduced legislation to prevent states from blocking access to i vs services. and when asked about those who feel the fertilized eggs not used or an ivy of treatments or form of abortion, the texas senator had this to say. i think that's a moral decision. any person can make and that that's a decision they can make with, according to their faith and, and, and according to their understanding of god's teaching. now where it joined cruise in his interview, arguing members of the democratic party are fear mongering that republicans wished to ban ivy on. the left is fear mongering, saying that we are not going to protect ivy f i v f as protected and senator cruz and i are going to make sure it continues to be protective. it is pro life, it's proof family, it's per woman. and i believe it was a party of families. this new legislation comes after alabama's top court ruled, frozen embryos are legally children. and the destruction of these embryos constitute a crime under the st

cruz recorded a stunning statistic in the opening game. 142 passes, of which only one was interrupted, i.e. 90. the hungarians have already reached the semi-finals twice the result was a third and a fourth, so they are not a team that can back down easily. it is difficult to correct the mistakes we made in the previous game. our players don't always make mistakes like that. we have to check everything in the game against germany . in the other game of this group, from 22:3, scotland will travel to switzerland. which he has and the great result he got in the first game and whether tomorrow's game in this group can determine profit. i definitely think that mr. nagelsman's team is a very good team and one point that was very important in my opinion, mr. n. his conference pointed out that if we defend well, we will we can win. this is a very important point in my opinion that you must first be able to not score and you must score. even my german team, which scored five goals in the previous game , talks about the defense system, the defensive shape, and the defensive structure. look at th

now, i don't really care what ted cruz thinks about. i v f because he's a long house to republican, but i v f does in every case stand for multiple murders of little human beings. and by the way, so does contraception we we found out that almost all contraception always has the possibility of acting as an a board of fits in. so if we believe in these 2 foundational principles of western civilization, i don't really care what some cocked republicans say about it. what a true christian believes about this is that sex outside of marriage kills society, and killing humans, kills humans. and those are the 2 foundational principles of all western society. so i'd like to hear the response to that, or do we still believe killing humans is wrong in this country? dessie desi. as well, we can have a conversation about what is considered a human when you have a lot of those of cell inside of when you know person is still be in this country. yes, it is wrong. i'm the person that would be more like a person on the train floss or i'm talking about hum

esta noche en santa cruz, jocelyn moran noticiero telemundo 48.r un submarino capaz de sumergirse a 13.000 pies bajo el agua y las auroras boreales están de vuelta esta noche. después de iluminar los cielos a principios de este mes. eso se debe a que una tormenta solar está lanzando más material magnético al planeta. lamentablemente, no podemos verlos en este lado del país. expertos dicen que solo las personas en estados del norte, como nueva york, idaho, podrán apreciarlas, por lo menos por y por imagen, por video o por fotografía. las podremos apreciar. y vaya que sí, porque esta última vez mucha gente se fue a las montañas a buscar la oscuridad para ver estas luces que se lograron ver por acá, porque de esa manera se ven más, no acá, acá se alcanza a ver esos colores, los amarillos, los azules, los rosas. yo me conformo con las fotografías y los videos. por ahora. algún día me tocará si me ha tocado. no, no, no, tendría que levantarse muy temprano. 1 mejor al día siguiente por la tele y con este horario no, nada que ver. menos vamos a los depor

the santa cruz county sheriff's office said lucas mcleish had been lost for ten days in the santa cruz mountains last thursday, the sheriff's office launched drones similar to the ones pictured here to help pinpoint where the 34 year old was. >> eventually, the drone, ended up in the area of foreman creek and we heard someone yelling that the drone was right over their location with a general area in mind, weber said. >> he held on to the leash and followed rhino. >> we had a really steep hillside on the right side of us that rhino wanted to pull to a few times, and in training where i say, trust your dog. and so i was like, if he wants to pull up that, there's probably a reason i'm going to trust him on this one. >> all that training and trust paid off. rhino was the first to reach mcleish. >> seeing him was just this was great. like we're going to get him out of here. >> weber gave the tired but thankful hiker his shirt, and when i asked weber how it felt to find him, he was quick to say their part was minimal, very humbling to see so many people come together and to see the family r

the fearless female was spotted hanging in santa cruz. cbs' carter evans hit the water to look for the otter. >> reporter: these are the latest mug shots of otter 841, america's most wanted marine mammal. last summer she terrorized surfers in santa cruz, california, biting boards, even hijacking them. now she's back and surfers are on the look out. are people excited to see this otter? >> i think they're excited to see at first, and then they kind of get scared. >> reporter: in an effort to do a deep dive, we hit the water. she's been spotted at surf spots like this, but so far no outlaw otters. >> when i saw her she was just feeding, real close to the cliffs. >> reporter: photographer woodward snapped the latest pictures. >> she was being respectful of the surfers. >> reporter: he also captured the images of otter mania that went viral last year when crowds tried to get too close. >> with paddleboarders and ciiacers going right through the middle of kelp beds where sea otters sleep is dangerous and also illegal. concerns someone could ge

lower to middle 80s the influence blocked by the santa cruz mountains, the temperatures in the east baya mix of upper 70s and lower 80s, warm, but normally warm for early to mid-june. around the bay, 60s and 70s. lower to middle 70s for much of the north bay. until you go farther inland, farther to the north, temperatures, lake county, still reaching up into the upper 90s. we can call that hot. if you are heading out to the juneteenth parade. marine layer will be stiffer and the cloud cover coming through. the trend towards near average temperatures do not last long. baby heatwave in store for us monday, tuesday, wednesday. the hottest day on tuesday, the hottest locations are only going to get into the middle 90s. triple digit heat looking down-the-line. let's take a look at the seven-day forecast. inland parts of the bay area. the temperatures are going to stabilize next week after that baby heatwave reaching back down to the middle 80s for highs, just, not a full-fledged roller coaster more of a kiddie coaster. now, temperatures around the bay, not as much volatility. into the 70s on

this is one of the latest episodes of ted cruz's hems. host deputy and assistant foreign minister for near east affairs. he asks: what about iran? he managed to get 80 billion dollars from the increase in oil exports. iran's oil sales rate has increased from 300,000 barrels to 2 million barrels per day. this is about 80 billion dollars of income that iran has earned. because the government we impose oil sanctions, we put a heavy cost on their hands and only applied 230 cases of sanctions against those who help iran in circumventing the sanctions. the us deputy secretary of state also says that he does not know what is wrong. and why sanctions don't work. he had searched hidden from the sight of the us treasury. mohammadan nikmin of radio and television news agency. south the center of the gaza strip, the focus of today's attacks by the zionist regime. manaba news reported the air attacks of the occupying regime's fighters on rafah. at least 9 people were martyred in these attacks. 30 people have been injured. the tanks of the occupiers pe

if you live in santa clara or santa cruz counties.-e's is doing drills today and tomorrow to prepare for the inspections needed. when we have those power safety power shutoffs. so you may see helicopters and drones flying low near power lines. >> and number five, we're taking a look at slow traffic over the altamont and a high wind advisory. also a couple of trouble spots. eastbound on the reverse view coming off of the dumbarton bridge near thornton. two left lanes blocked with an accident and coming south on 680, transitioning to 101 in san jose. excuse me. we have an accident blocking the transition ramp. >> number six, the israeli military says it will begin a daily pause in fighting along a single aid route through southern gaza. it will allow a backlog of aid to get to palestinians. and during a humanitarian crisis sparked by israel's war with hamas. >> number seven, toyota is recalling 13,000 2023 crown vehicles because the front and rear cameras can malfunction. so if you have a crown, toyota will contact you by mid-august so

it actually has been expanded now to include the santa cruz mountains.tense heat. the lone exception is the immediate coastline, which will feel quite comfortable. but inland today. this is why we have the advisories in effect for another day. temperatures take off quickly. we're heading into the upper 90s to the lower one hundreds later on this afternoon, around the bay shoreline. it's warm, full sunshine, mid 80s. some spots could even get into the low 90s once again. this afternoon, and then along the coast. certainly feels a lot better. will be in the low and mid 60s. but be aware we do have a beach hazard statement in effect along the coastline for the increased risk of sneaker waves the next two days. hi, amanda. >> hi, drew. not a bad commute for this wednesday morning here at 631. a look at drive times you can see from santa rosa to petaluma that will take you 14 minutes. another 14 minutes from castro valley to the maze, and then 28 to 280, i should say, to six 8285. that will take you about 13 minutes. it is a bit more crowded at the bay bridge

a santa cruz county man is back home this morning after spending ten days in the mountains as he wenters finally found him late thursday. these pictures captured the moment he was found and reunited with his loved ones , and you could see the joy and the relief on everybody's faces. he was last seen in boulder creek and was found in big basin , redwood state park. abc seven news, south bay reporter lauren martinez talked to him about what happened and how he survived. >> a missing hiker found alive and the heartfelt reunion was all captured in these photos. 34 year old lucas mcclish spent ten days in the santa cruz mountains on tuesday, june 11th, mcclish headed out for a three hour hike from his hometown of boulder creek. he said he got lost and didn't recognize certain landmarks wiped out by fires. when he didn't show up for father's day dinner, he was declared missing on sunday, june 16th, four days later, mcclish was rescued, i'm sure. >> a little tired. i lost my voice. >> we spoke with mcclish on friday about what he had on him at the time. >> i left with, just a pair of my pant

the santa cruz county sheriff's office said lucas mcleish had been lost for ten days in the santa cruz mountains last thursday, the sheriff's office launched drones similar to the ones pictured here to help pinpoint where the 34 year old was. >> eventually, the drone, ended up in the area of foreman creek and we heard someone yelling that the drone was right over their location with a general area in mind, weber said. >> he held on to the leash and followed rhino. >> we had a really steep hillside on the right side of us that rhino wanted to pull to a few times, and in training where i say, trust your dog. and so i was like, if he wants to pull up that, there's probably a reason i'm going to trust him on this one. >> all that training and trust paid off. rhino was the first to reach mcleish. >> seeing him was just this was great. like we're going to get him out of here. >> weber gave the tired but thankful hiker his shirt, and when i asked weber how it felt to find him, he was quick to say their part was minimal, very humbling to see so many people come together and to see the family r

of 80 pro-palestinian students in the us police attack on the students of the university of santa cruz , california, hamas' reaction in response to biden's plan the complete withdrawal of the occupiers, the reconstruction of gaza and the return of the refugees are among the main conditions for accepting the ceasefire. the final record of one season of efforts of the coaches and players of the premier football league will be issued tonight, the hero of perspis or esteghlal and the sound of life flowing with the reviving of the heshilan wetland of kermanshah. in the name of god. o allah, bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and hasten their fate. dear viewers, i say hello again. we are at your service with the legitimate news of half a day. five days to register. the candidates of the fourteenth presidential election reached the halfway point today and on the third day of the legal opportunity to register 3 other candidates registered in this election by attending the election headquarters of the country. in the previous two days, 9 people had finalized their registration. the head

republican senator ted cruz and democratic senator amy klobuchar introduced the take it down act.would require internet sites to remove deepfakes within 48 hours. senator cruz held a hearing yesterday with victims and advocates to highlight exactly what has to happen immediately. >> if you are a victim of revenge or a.i. generated explicit imagery in the internet age, your life changes permanently. due to advances in technology, now anyone can become a victim. and it is increasingly affecting a particularly vulnerable population, teenage girls. in each case, this cruel filth was then sent to classmates, further exploiting and embarrassing the victims. >> harris: you are about to meet two of those teenage victims who testified at that hearing with senator cruz. they talked about how it all unfolded. watch. >> well, i had broken up on a monday morning with a bunch of messages from a friend notifying that photos of me as well as her and another one of our friends was going around school. there were these a.i. nude images of us. as the week continued, more and more photos of different

the latest on the red santa cruz county. second harvest santa cruz says it is feeding more people than ever, handing out 1 million pounds of food each month. at the same time, food banks are battling inflated food prices and looming state cuts. now it's facing a shortage of volunteers, too. they are putting out a call for help, and the summer is always a really hard time for us because that's when a lot of students and families are on summer holidays and breaks. but unfortunately, the need to distribute food doesn't stop during that time. so we're really looking for help on our weekends. second harvest santa cruz serves about 75,000 people a month in a county of 260,000 people. a show of support today for young people in the bay area struggling with their mental health. the nonprofit organization mind for youth held a volunteer event at the cupertino city library. they created 250 mental health kits to donate to young people in underfunded schools and homeless shelters. the nonprofit has more than 9000 volunteers. that's rai