[applause] senator cruz: thank you for your leadership. i want to recognize congressman kevin hern the chairman of the republican committee. mr. hern: thank you for pushing this forward. this is going to be something as the speaker said, this is something we need to modernize law for what is happening with technology and someone enough to have children, 36-25 and three grandchildren and just had a fourth one, a little girl. the evolution in our life span and the technology and what is happening to our generations, bringing this to the forefront is to make a law. it's tragic. and shouldn't be as you said for those who have influence but every american. artists and musicians are doing it every day. we need to make sure the least of us can have the same opportunity. and as the first lady said we should have everybody involved. and one of the easiest things that should go through congress and i am looking forward to address the issues that come up from our colleagues. thank you representative salazar, senator cruz and first lady, we appreciate

senator cruz and senator klobuchar united. i must admit, i expect to see more democrat leaders with us on this serious issue. surely as adults we can prioritize america's children. i urge congress to prioritize. this legislation is essential for addressing the growing concerns for online safety, protecting individual rights and promoting a healthy digital environment. by advocating this bill, congress can take important steps for ensure accountability and fostering responsibility. this represents our hope for justice. thank you. you. senator cruz: i want to thank the first lady for being here and your presence and your leadership on this issue is incredibly important and i am confident that it's going to play a critical role in ac selling the passage of this bill and getting it into law and protect our kids and young men and women. i turn to the leader in the house, representative salazar, for her remarks. ms. salazar: thank to all of you and the first lady of the united states and senator cruz for having taking up this cause.

cruz: mr. clark, are geographic carve-outs another way to share? mr. clark: yes, sir, they are. absolutely. and on the point about 20 years, i was just saying, it would take 20 years potentially to upgrade all the systems with the new technology. the new technology would be available more quickly obviously. sen. cruz: was the ambit process successfully in enabling d.o.d. and commercial 5-g co-existence? mr. clark: it did, yes, sir. sen. cruz: some of my colleagues have also discussed low-power spectrum sharing or cbrs. mr. pearl, do you think cbrs is a panacea or do we also need full power spectrum? mr. pearl: we need full power spectrum as well. cbrs was the first really serious effort to do dynamic spectrum sharing, in a band where it was really difficult. but you need both those high-powered uses to really utilize the ability to penetrate buildings, walls, to really have the capital investment that the carriers need. in order to offer a lot of those services. and so you need those high-power

i want to say thank you to senator ted cruz and team. thank you to advocates and it's vital for the growing of technology, the situation is bigger than politics, this bipartisan is protect america's children, thank you to the first lady and house -- and the house leadership for understanding how important this issue is and taking time to learn about this vital piece of legislation. i share my story to give victims story and share this horrible situation into something. good thank you everybody. it's inspiring that my voice is giving hope to not only me but many people that have been affected by this and amazing how the office situation has turned into good. thank you. [applause] >> so i will tell you eliston and i and her mother had the opportunity to do a number of tv interviews and we went to good morning america. at the end of it good morning was ready to offer eliston an anchor spot. i think the folks interviewing got nervous for their jobs. thank you both you and your mom have enormous courage and your standing up and speaking the t

. >> well, we've already had some south santa cruz, santa cruz mountains, los gatos, san jose proper itself. most of it is staying south, but some of this could easily lift north. if you're farther north, you go less of an opportunity. but if you're south, and i mean even down to monterey, there could be some steady, steady rain. i've seen about a 10th of an inch to just shy of a quarter in the santa cruz mountains. san jose picked up a point zero for the line right now. looks to be about half moon bay. fremont south. north of that probably won't be much as indicated by the precipitation outlook. most again about it's really about half moon bay, redwood city, fremont south a little bit north to almost nothing. so there in lies the rub 40s, 50s, mainly 50s due to the cloud cover. and that cloud cover will be with us in the lows dropping down, which will really drop temps could be some snow in their hills late tonight. tomorrow 50s. that's it on the temps. all right. south here at 5:00 in the morning. we good or something right away. >> yeah. we're good. we don't see a lot going on. as

look at the clouds increasing as well towards santa cruz, santa cruz mountains.recasts here. a lot of cloud cover south. clear north at least so far as everything is coming down out of the north northwest. i'll be honest with you, this is a challenging week. this is a tough forecast. not so much today, but as we head into the next couple of days, half moon bay north almost gusting to 30 miles an hour. yet san jose and livermore and hayward stay calm, yet they're still pretty good. gusts up in some of the higher elevations and for a few localized areas, 4050 on the temps here, that next system will fall apart. it will drag across and it's called washout. it will wash out. the key, though, is that by wednesday there's going to be a low dropping in right here. and then do this at the same time. it's going to tap into moisture. so there could be some pretty good rainfall about santa cruz, santa cruz mountains, san jose, santa clara valley down to monterey, hardly anything. santa rosa, san francisco again, this is just one forecast model, but that looks to be the tren

so it's about san jose, santa cruz, santa cruz mountains, santa clara valley to monterey. one key factor, though, is there's a low dropping and it has a lot of cold air that will be here late tonight, tomorrow. so i mean santa rosa looking at nothing as far as rainfall goes, napa, san rafael, hardly anything. half moon bay, redwood city, fremont, maybe livermore looks to be the line. i think that's a little a little bullish there for livermore and maybe even half moon bay, but we'll keep that in the mix through thursday. south of that, yes, there could be a half inch to maybe three quarters santa cruz mountains, 40s for a few 50s for most on the temps here. that's a deep cold system. that's going to going to drop, not going to. i apologize, going to be it's going to drop right in us. and then that will take a turn. go into southern california. and also arizona. could be some excessive rainfall in southern california over the next 48 hours. and if you're going to spring training, bundle up. this is a cold wet system for even parts of arizona. we have another hint of rain co

you can see everything clipping right by heading down towards santa cruz, santa cruz mountains, san jose, santa clara valley, down to the monterey peninsula and right along the san mateo coast. that's about the line. half moon bay, redwood city, fremont south again, there could be isolated areas where there's more, but generally about a 10th of an inch should cover 30s for a few 40s for most. it's cold out there. go north in petaluma 39, sonoma 38. good old occidental's at 39. of course, 30 is up into lake county, middletown, kelseyville and upper lake. i should add there is a freeze warning for mendocino county tonight into friday morning. 20s in the mountains, some snow up there and winter weather advisory is out until 10:00 tonight. so if you're heading to the mountains, a couple more inches of snow. we'll take it. there's probably more on the way, but not for the weekend. that's the good news. after this system today, we'll start to clear it out. and it looks good for your weekend. but rain could be a big issue going forward, especially even in southern california. so it looks like s

y qué representa esa cruz en la frente?mos polvo y a él regresaremos. esta cruz también repsenta el sacrificio de jesucristo y la necesidad de arrepentirse de los pecados. las cenizas provienen de las palmas quemadas del domingo de ramos, pero del año anterior, creando así un vínculo simbólico entre la bienvenida a jesús en jerusalén y tamén su sacrificio en la cruz. pero, cuál es la llamada a los fieles durante este tiempo? la llamada principal durante la cuaresma es la conversión. es un momento para los fieles de arrepentirse por sus faltas. además, muchos eligen hacer sacrificios como el ayuno o renunciar a ciertos placeres para enfocarse en su relación con dios y también con el prójimo. es una invitación a la superación personal y también a la preparación para celebrar la pascua con un corazón renovado. así que este miércoles de ceniza, cuando vea esa pequeña cruz de ceniza en la frente de alguien, recuerde ese profundo significado de esta tradición para esa persona. esta semana les invitamos a mantenerse conectados con

creek on its way into santa cruz. so that will drop a quick downpour over the next 30 minutes. just had a shower move through fremont on its way into the east foothills. and again, once it goes into mount hamilton, that rain is transitioning into snow. some light snow is falling right now in the sierra. we do have chain controls on 8-80, but not on 50. this morning. that winter weather advisory continues until 4 p.m. this afternoon. level one on the storm impact scale today for those showers, even the chance of a thunderstorm. and this is already verifying we have a dusting of snow on our highest peaks already. so here's future weather. the theme is that the morning is our best chance of finding wet weather throughout the afternoon. it's breezy, a mix of sun and clouds, and tomorrow the system is out of here. we have full sunshine on the way for friday. look at the temperatures tomorrow. finally warming up back into the 60s. that is going to feel nice. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. we're tracking those sc

y qué representa esta cruz?d y también el arrepentimiento y la cruz de ceniza que se dibuja en la frente de los fieles. es un recordatorio que todos somos polvo y que a él vamos a regresar. esta cruz también representa el sacrificio de jesucristo y la necesidad de arrepentirse de los pecados. las cenizas provienen de las palmas quemadas del domingo de ramos del año anterior, creado también, creando así un vínculo bastante simbólico entre la bienvenida de jesús en jerusalén y el sacrificio en la cruz. pero, cuál es la llamada a los fieles durante este tiempo? la llamada principal durante la cuaresma es la conversión. es un momento para que los fieles se arrepientan de sus faltas, de sus fallas. además, muchos eligen hacer sacrificios. como decíamos antes, el ayuno o a renunciar a ciertos placeres para enfocarse en la relación con dios y con el prójimo. como nos decía también una de las personas que entrevistaba miryam esa distracción que a veces nos deja las redes sociales. esta es una invitación a la superación

i think we're getting some of that dry air coming in, but santa clara valley, santa cruz, santa cruzns looks to be the focus again today. possibility as well on the peninsula for some not only scattered showers, but thundershowers. even if you have the sun, it will be a little cool here, especially when we get to about 5 or 6:00 tonight. that temp will drop like it's got a rock tied to it. so colder lows to the north had some 30 shades of cool. mix of sun clouds. scattered shower activity is definitely to the south with 50. that's it on the temps you guys. >> steve thank you so much. after two years of unsuccessful hatchings, jackie and shadow, the two female eagles atop big bear valley have welcomed two chicks. a closer look at the new family coming up next. [music] is lifting tariffs on most goods from mexico for four weeks because of economic fears over a trade war. the president's latest announcement expands the exemption the administration gave to the auto industry yesterday. later today, the president is expected to meet with mexico's president, claudia sheinbaum. no word from

the santa cruz mountains as well. the wider picture. what is happening?e have an area of low pressure. a cold front that is moving into the central valley. heavy rain falling around fresno this morning. so we're kind of on the northern fringe of some of this rain. so throughout the morning we will keep that rain mainly in the south bay. it's a level one today and tomorrow for scattered showers. now tomorrow morning, as cold air moves in here, we could see some snow on our highest peaks. so here's future weather throughout the morning there is that rain really focused in the south bay, and throughout the afternoon we'll actually get a break for the cloud cover for some sunshine, but more showers are coming our way later on tonight. we'll talk much more about that coming up in a few minutes. let's check in with sue, see other things going. >> 501 now and we are checkg your commute. not bad. on the eastshore freeway, you can see the gap between headlights, meaning that everybody is moving at the limit. you got room to move. there's your drive time from hercu

does that sound to you, ted cruz, like a nation that wants peace? like a nation that wants to strangle us economically and say what you going to do about it? >> look, china absolutely theirr objective is global domination. global military domination. global economic domination. from their perspective they are fighting a thousand year war. i've got to say the democrats joke biden and kamala harris spent four years engaging and appeasement. with donald trump we once again have a commander-in-chief you want to be strong and stand up to our enemies. our enemies are afraid of trump. that's a good thing you want your enemies afraid of the commander-in-chief. mark, there is a reason known goes in studies at the neville chamberlain of affairs. appeasement doesn't work. weakness does not work and america needs to be strong. that is exactly what we are going to deliver on. mark: ted cruz keep up your good work for your great senator and we appreciate you very much. god bless you my friend. >> thank you, mark. mark: we will be right back. ♪ ♪. mark: welcome ba

it does favor areas towards santa cruz, santa cruz mountains and the south bay. a lot less to the north. that might even be a little optimistic there for the coastal hills. but again, this is more about areas south and north, and there may not be much at all north and it could be a little bit. the wind has turned westerly for some west or south. so that's a little different than the north northeast that we saw many, many times last week. so more of an onshore breeze that started on the weekend. that continues now. 40 on the temps to 50. these are probably stuck due to the cloud cover. truckee 27, south lake tahoe 26. mammoth at 21 degrees. a lot of cloud cover. not much else, but an upper low is going to drop in on wednesday night. therein lies the key. we'll start to see some rain even in southern california. looks to be okay. this will be into as you go into thursday. look at that. picks up a little bit la to riverside. that's pretty good rain. same san luis obispo monterey maybe out to modesto. north of that there's just not a lot. so this is more about centra

there are lingering up in the santa cruz lingering up in the santa cruz mountains i got this wow skinody wash. it's new super serum: sink into my skin with 5 powerful ingredients. 5 benefits in 1! look at this olay difference. so luminous! olay super serum body wash. [♪♪] are you one of the millions of americans so luminous! who suffer from an upset stomach after a big meal? try pepto bismol. unlike some products, pepto coats and soothes your digestive system, to provide fast 5-symptom relief. stock up on pepto today. >> well, we're back here with the let's look like it's going to be a busy weekend up at lake tahoe because we just got this nice patch aglow snow here over the weekend. the roads are starting to shape up nicely and we've got black grad students and professionals heading up there for what it's billed as blackout weekend blackout and they want a lot powder for that. they're going to get it so. >> the roads are clearing up, which is good. the snow lab says in all they got about 6 inches of snow in tahoe yesterday. yep. that's going to be a great weekend for a blackout. be c

the further south you get back up into the santa cruz mountains.where we're going to be looking at some really heavy rainfall. now, if we go further northward, you can see that really north of fremont north of the mateo bridge. there isn't a lot the same. a tail bridge itself is getting some light rainfall right now. you get up to sf and oakland and we haven't really seen much if any of a drop just yet. and up north of there. and it is so so dry across the north bay. that's the way most of the day does stay. we will see some spotty showers making their way on up into the north bay at points, especially towards tonight. but for the most part, this area right here, this is where you're going to be seeing most of that energy. as for temperatures, we are in the 50's san mateo and palo alto at 53 oakland. also at 53, some 40's up in the drive north bay this morning. moving into the afternoon day time highs will reach the upper 50's. that's as warm as we get though. no 60's on today's map rain. all right, john, thank you that. so pay attention. john's be

into actual thunderstorms, especially in the santa clara valley and closer to the coast in the santa cruz mountains, but those showers have been trending farther south. the whole storm system that caused these showers is pulling farther and farther away from us. so we'll stay in this dry pattern as we head through the next couple days. let's look at how much rain we did manage to add up over the past couple days as we look out from the mark hopkins hotel, about 0.2-inch in san jose, basically zero rainfall or trace for the north bay, nothing in san francisco, just 0.01 in redwood city, over three-quarters inch in the santa cruz mountains around ben lomond. showers return monday and tuesday and a good chance of rain and wind return wednesday next week. that looks like it's the result of a probably low end atmospheric river. we'll keep an eye on that. >> thank you. >>> looking at our other top stories, san francisco state is the latest cal state university to slash some of its sports programs. it comes governor gavin newsom is proposing a nearly 8% cut to the csu budget. sara donchey is in

still popping up some activity, especially around santa cruz, santa cruz mountains. i would keep an eye around morgan hill, i think down to san martin, gilroy and hollister. i think they would be in the mix for possible thunderstorms today. after that though, the weekend looks good. next system will roll in here until tuesday. wednesday. that one looks pretty good. i think everyone will get in on rain with that one today though. shades of cool. if you're north and east, i think you get more sun than clouds. if you're south, you get a little bit of both there and along with some scattered shower activity. 50s on the temps. your weekend looks good, but the lows will be colder, but otherwise more sunshine and some warmer temps you guys. >> more sunshine, warmer temps. great news there. all right. thank you so much. side gigs and sports bets. if you're making money in more ways than one, you could be in- [music] for a surprise this tax season. coming up on mornings on two the nine, we'll talk with an expert to break down what's taxable and what you need to know before yo

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we saw some of that up in the santa cruz mountains over the weekend. last night. winds gusted as high as 40 miles per hour. this morning we've seen conditions calming down a little bit in today. wind speeds should temper but still a cool and crisp one to bring the sweater and a jacket for 30's and 40's for current temps. double in vacaville fairfield, as well as sonoma in the north bay, all down in the 30's, berkeley and oakland at 45 48 degrees as we do move through today. do expect dry conditions, mostly sunny skies. definitely staying cool, though, especially with that steady breeze. i'll be talking any other chances of rain. the forecast brings us still to come. >> it's 10 minutes across the bay bridge. pretty normal drive time right before the metering lights are set to come on. the san mateo bridge at 12 minutes to make your crossing rolling at the limit at both the richmond, sandra fell as well as the golden gate, which at this view looks really nice. that is not the care of are pregnant. so he's been residents pushing back against a possible move to reopen

guy named cruz from texas. okay. we can imagine what it's like for the chief of staff. >> your time has expired. [laughter] >> to all of you, let me express what is a concern many of us have. it's not a democrat, republican thing. years of profoundly new set of expectations and boundaries and what the executive power is now. we've had decisions by the supreme court that gives immunity to the president. i find that shocking. ic the president has to be subject to the law and not above the law. we also have a president who has been very explicit and determined that it's my justice department and also made the statement that if he does it to save the country it's lawful. that's unique and haven't had the point of view embedded. that causes great concern because, i think, really threatens the separation of powers and the authority of congress to be a check-in balance. all of you will have major positions that will require you basically to serve the interest of the president and we all understand that and there's real defi

here's a live view from santa cruz a little choppy waters overnight.eas of frost in the morning friday through the weekend. sunny and warmer weather coming your way and then rain is back next week. strongest storm is expected on wednesday. tomorrow morning you'll want to bring in your frost sensitive plants because we are expecting some frost, as an advisory has been issued for 1 to 9 a.m. tomorrow for the inland valleys and hills, temperatures dropping to the low 30s. higher elevations could see even lower temperatures. let's look at those numbers. mid 30s santa rosa, napa livermore tomorrow morning. so yeah you're going to feel that chill now tomorrow afternoon it's going to be breezy a lot of sun and milder weather. upper 50s to the upper 60s. we're going to look ahead as to what's going to happen. high pressure in control for a few days, including the weekend. and then monday night there's a system that is going to be heading towards us. could bring us some showers, but it's looking like it's going to be more southern california. so if this model c

the radar is located at the summit of mount vernon in the santa cruz mountains. meteorologist dylan flynn says that the radar provides critical data needed for those alerts they send to your phone, warning of flooding or thunderstorms or even a tornado. and to fix the issue, they need a special part and hope it will arrive today or tomorrow so they can fix it before the rain arrives on wednesday. it allows us to see the structure of the storm, what's actually happening, how fast the winds are in there, how intense the rain is, if there's any hail or snow. it really gives us that 3-d picture of the storm that we're a little bit handicapped when we don't have. yeah, it sounds important. and, ian, there has been a lot of talk about thehe folks w use this tech, you know, as a potential source for federal layoffs and funding freezes. so has that had any impact on this? yeah, and i asked that question as well today. but meteorologists say that that's just not the case here. they do, however have another issue going on. so when the radar isn't working, they need to rely

el partido se jugó en san francisco y no en santa cruz.la novena de bob melvin y luego ante los cachorros de chicago. este cuadrangular del venezolano halverson arteaga significó una de las 8 carreras de los giants en la victoria, 8 por 6. el récord de san francisco en lo que va de spring training es de 10 victorias y 3 derrotas. por su parte, los atléticos no pudieron ante los arizona diamondbacks, a pesar del primer cuadrangular en los entrenamientos primaverales para el venezolano johnny pereda. sin embargo, la novena de mark casey sí cumplió en su segundo juego de la jornada, que fue ante los dodgers, en donde el mexicano luis urías se fue para la calle. el récord de los atléticos en lo que va de este béisbol de primavera es de 10 triunfos y 6 reveses. el clásico entre chivas y américa que disfrutaron anoche por telemundo quedó empatado sin goles. fue el segundo de 3 clásicos seguidos y el último round será para defininir los octavos de la concacaf champions cup. y claro que la reacción por parte de ambas aficiones no se hizo esperar,

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saratoga area heading down towards the santa cruz mountains. you see very spotty showers right now. it is a level one on our storm impact scale. it has brought thunderstorms to parts of california, including santa clara county. this afternoon. the sierra has been picking up some of the white fluffy snow. and right now, as we look at the hourly forecast tomorrow, the morning commute will include some damp pavement along with some snow over mount hamilton. by 730 in the morning. those showers are going to continue at 9 a.m. it is still gusty right now at oakland, 38 miles an hour and you will notice that the gusty winds remain with us going into tomorrow. i'll be back with a full look at the forecast, which does include a change, but i do want to show you this live picture. we'll talk about sierra snow coming right up. all right okay. >> thank you sandhya. and you can track the wet weather this week using the same live doppler seven tools that sandhya and our weather team use. head to abc seven news.com or the abc seven bay area app. and that's where you can get the full forecast. >>

i mean, geographically, san mateo, santa clara counties, parts of santa cruz and southern alameda. here are just a few interesting findings. the average per capita income $157,000 per year. one of the highest in the country. we have gained a net 12,000 new neighbors from foreign countries, while nearly 19,000 people who did live here moved out. 56% of silicon valley has a bachelor's degree or better. we have fewer children. residents under 18 down 14% since roughly ten years ago. 21% of the residents are foreign born. chinese is the most often spoken language behind english. 66% of our friends and neighbors who work in tech came from overseas. though tech workers in general account for just 28% of us. the vast majority of us work in something related to the community health care, government, that kind of thing. those jobs can be can't be done at a distance. so they stay here. but tech often can work from anywhere. we invented those tools. we invented those platforms. the ability to do this was dreamed up here, and it was realized here. and now. it's structurally changing the way ou

some showers working their way through the santa cruz mountains.showers in the east bay, working through fremont this morning, and then we go up in elevation, mount hamilton. you can see that rain transitioning into snow. that's that purple and white color you see on your screen. in fact, we just looked at the webcam there and there is snow present. so today we have morning showers, a cool afternoon, daytime highs only in the 50s. now after today everything gets brighter. everything gets warmer and drier. so tomorrow it is sunny and warmer. to finish the week and look at the weekend. the warm up continues so the weekend is looking fantastic. but next week we could have stronger storms. a look at the seven-day to maintenance anything, so it's very scary for me because i have everything i love in this home. so, we've now implemented drone technology. how is that safe for me? it enhances the inspection, so it allows us to see things faster. your safety is the most important, and if you're feeling unsafe, that's not okay. it doesn't feel like that in o

notice the bulk of the showers focused in the santa cruz mountains and the south bay.oo much action for the north bay here and then into the afternoon hours. we could actually see actually see the clouds break up a bit and then another band of showers could swing in wednesday evening, thursday. this is probably a bit more of an active day as some showers swing into the bay area. a bit more widespread thursday morning and into the afternoon hours, we scale back on the shower potential, so in general it's a chance of some showers, but the bulk of the action will be in the south bay and mainly in the morning hours. some sunshine into the afternoon and highs will be in the upper 50s to right around 60 degrees. here's a look ahead. your five day forecast tracking some rain again first thing thursday morning. weekend should be dry, but once again, be prepared for possibly another potent storm system. significant rainfall event into next week. we'll keep an eye on that. i bought the team! kevin... ? i bought the team! i put it on my chase freedom unlimited card. and i'm gonna

santa cruz not that long ago, 83 2012.el and kentfield, both 82. 81 on march 4th, 1959. napa. only five years ago 81 2020 oakland 80. in 1984. so you can get some warm temps. i didn't see there wasn't too much in the lows or too much on the rain today. it was kind of a quiet climate day. a lot of cloud cover dragging across us, some light rain possible, especially north. again, it won't amount to too much here, but this is the first of could be multiple systems here taking us out almost to the middle of the month. although happy to say the weekend looks pretty good before next week. starting to look like it will be a rock and roll. and no doubt the one thing we've noticed here. there seems to be more of a focus towards about san francisco oakland south than north, which is a different twist than what we've seen almost the entire winter. 4050 now, mainly low 50s on the temps. just too much cloud cover, occasionally some light rain, but an upper low is going to drop in late wednesday and then really kind of deepen a little b

saratoga area heading down towards the santa cruz mountains. you see very spotty showers right now. it is a level one on our storm impact scale. it has brought thunderstorms to parts of california, including santa clara county. this afternoon. the sierra has been picking up some of the white fluffy snow. and right now, as we look at the hourly forecast tomorrow, the morning commute will include some damp pavement along with some snow over mount hamilton. by 730 in the morning. those showers are going to continue at 9 a.m. it is still gusty right now at oakland, 38 miles an hour and you will notice that the gusty winds remain with us going into tomorrow. i'll be back with a full look at the forecast, which does include a change, but i do want to show you this live picture. we'll talk about sierra snow coming right up. all right okay. >> thank you sandhya. and you can track the wet weather this week using the same live doppler seven tools that sandhya and our weather team use. head to abc seven news.com or the abc seven bay area app. and that's where you can get the full forecast. >>

cruz: mr.president. the presiding officer: the senator from texas. mr. cruz: i ask unanimous consent that the senate resume consideration of the motion to proceed to calendar number 18, s. 331. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. cruz: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent for the following detailees in my office to be granted floor privileges. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the motion. the clerk: motion to proceed to calendar number 18, s. 331, a bill to amend the controlled substances act related to fentanyl-related substances and for other purposes. the presiding officer: i recognize the senator from texas. mr. cruz: i ask unanimous consent for the following detail east in my office to be granted floor privileges until the end of this congress, joe, dean and thomas hastings. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. cruz: the united states coast guard is essential to protecting our nation's maritime borders from threats like illegal immigration and transnational

hollister 35, gilroy, san martin, morgan hill, santa cruz.unch to the south, including felton at 35 and santa clara, 3614, in truckee, 12 south lake tahoe. did they get any snow over the last five days? yeah, a little bit. you know, we'll take whatever we can get. bear valley, 18in of new snow. sugar bowl 17, kirkwood 14, palisades at 11. heavenly had eight inches of new snow. northstar only had two. sorry. northstar. that's the low in southern california now going into arizona. cold rain and snow for them. we though get a break. the low moves out. the high builds in for about 4 or 5 days. so cold mornings, nice weekend. we'll get mid 60s on the temps. if you're going to southern california i think monday system is on the way for them, not for us. we will have to wait until tuesday, but that could be a pretty good rainmaker in southern california as we go in and we'll get ours on, if not again. tuesday night looks to be on wednesday, but not for your weekend and not for today. good day sunshine, lots of sun, a little bit of a breeze yet it wi

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and a jd from senator cruz as law school. we will try not told any of that accountable. >> after graduating and completing his education he clerked for the fourth circuit and then as the chairman mentioned who i continue to believe is the most influential of the 21st century anti-serve there with distinction. coming back to his native st. louis and was for five years a federal prosecutor where he prosecuted violent crimes, white-collar crimes and more and then he briefly and between that and joining the attorney general 's office he followed a small firm where he represented all manner of clients. and then they really began to intersect in 2017. the missouri attorney general not having an office. i thought that it was important to have what we are facing. all of the attorneys that i had had the privilege of working with, so i went to john and this may say something about my recruiting habits, i said, we sat down at a cracker barrel over chicken fried steak is that jim, john, you have the ability and record to be solicitor gen

cruz azul no pudo sumar su tercera victoria de manera consecutiva.rse como todos. unos paleontólogos. ahí está el famoso t-rex. rex. un triceratops. mira, mira al mesozoico. qué bonito. qué buena actividad. no? para retroceder muchísimo al pasado. bueno, a los chicos. 65 millones de años, nada más. oye, los niños les encantan los dinosaurios. y los niños se involucran mucho con los dinosaurios. a veces, cuando están muy chiquitos. cuando estas exposiciones sí son más sorprendentes porque lo ves en libros y ya verlo de tamaño natural no es lo mismo, verdad? pero parece increíble pensar que en algún momento existieron aquí donde estamos nosotros. increíble. y parece increíble que todavía los humanos estamos aquí también. también parece increíble, pero tranquilo, quizás es mira hacia arriba. esta noche noticias telemundo. trump acusa al presidente de ucrania zelenski de jugar con la tercera guerra mundial y de ser un desagradecido. en una reuniÓn en la casa blanca. aquÍ le explicamos las. esperar 40 aÑos por su extradiciÓn desde mÉxico. finalmente, rafa

santa cruz 28. gilroy 28, sfo 31. but then you have to go back to 1894 to find san jose and san rafael at 28 and 30. so some long standing record lows for march 3rd. what about san francisco? 33. 1896. 81 the record high. 1929. we're going 59. 47 today. and the record rainfall for march 3rd. an inch and a half in 1868. so these are usually, you know, you see something a little sooner than that. but that's not the case this time. 38 petaluma, 39 concord. walnut creek 37. then there's enough wind and low clouds peninsula south to keep temps in the 40s. but there's a lot of 30s petaluma, as we talked about in there. middletown, kelseyville a lot of 40s, though, but the wind is no doubt holding up some of these temps. 28 truckee, 22 south lake tahoe, 38, in reno, mount shasta says we're also at 38. we get a break later today and tomorrow. next system will fall apart over us, but it will drag across a lot of cloud cover on tuesday, maybe some light rain, but we really kind of have to wait until about the late in the weeken

i just think that's going to be san jose, down to gilroy, santa cruz, santa cruz mountains. monterey looks to be the focus for today. now there is a system on the way for tonight, and it's a cold one that may help trigger some activity for others, especially about san francisco, oakland south. but everything is kind of pointing towards everything remaining for the most part to the to the south. not much to the north, but there's a little hint or hope late tonight. tomorrow, as that system drops in 4050 on the temps here. so for today, if you're south, it's rain. if you're north now it's a lot of cloud cover. that's a really cold system that's dropping down right up here, right yonder, right there. and it's going to move right over us tomorrow. and the cold air doesn't really arrive until about noon tomorrow. so that might get some others in on some rainfall where they're also getting rain is in southern california. in fact, there is a marginal risk for some flooding down there. you get that much rain, especially santa barbara, la. that will cause some problems even out to ri

. >> surf's up for santa cruz bridge builder, how she's helping raise a new generation of surfers. >> i love that and always watch surfers and i think i can do that. but then i have a little voice that says no you couldn't. i'm reed cowan thank you so much for joining us on a wednesday. >> i'm gianna franco. i grew up in southern california. we went to the beach but more to look cool and see if the boys noticed us versus getting good at it. now that i'm older i wish i was better at it. >> you can skid up on board. >> i don't know what happened now. >> i have done it. yes. >> okay. maybe i can do it too. >> it is cold. >> way too cold. >> okay. >> i don't know. >> maybe surf in the bathtub this morning. >> go to hawaii and surf. >>> in the meantime if you can go right now here's what's happening for us locally. we're waking up to cool, chilly conditions throughout the bay area. cloudy conditions too but into this afternoon we go anywhere from santa rosa all the way over into novato we're in the upper 0s and lower 60s today with rain returning into the forecast as we head in the afterno

texas senator ted cruz joins us now.ns going fast enough for you in. >> well, listen, what i'm very happy about is that the illegal crossings have dropped over 90% in the if first 40 days, and that's extraordinary. you look at what happened over four years. over four years, joe biden9 and the democrats opened up our southern border, and we saw a literal invasion. we saw the worst illegal immigration in our nation's history. 12 million illegal immigrants came across the border. and the result was every single day americans were victims of violent crime. the democrats were released into this country, murderers, and rapists and child molesters and venezuelan gang members. the president was right at the state of the union. literally, on january 20 20 the difference was having a president who will enforce the law. the question that matters, stuart, is what happens when someone is apprehended if the answer is you put them on a plane and fly them home, the numbers plummet. but if you release them and let them stay, the numbers

that's where we are seeing some showers from santa cruz of highway 17 to san jose.me pretty heavy rain continued up in the santa cruz mountains, especially up in the santa clara valley. we do have solid and consistent rainfall light to moderate, especially right around alum rock up to milpitas right now. as for the dumbarton and san mateo bridge is also looking at wet spans lto looking at light showers. once you get north of palo out to it, fizzles out pretty quickly. right now, though, hayward, you're also seeing some shower activity that is just barely touching spots like san ramon, pleasanton and dublin at the moment. san leandro couple sprinkles around that area and further southward. you can see those showers out towards livermore and down along highway 6.80, making your way across the grade overall. that's where we're seeing it. north bay might not even see a single drop. so head south of the golden gate bridge and further south from there is where you really see it kicking into gear 40's to 50's for current temperatures into the afternoon today. rainfall cont

hace poco mÁs de cuatro meses, la cruz roja ya estÁ asistiendo a los evacuados en refugios betsy badellciÓn seca. los fuertes vientos y la escasa humedad crean condiciones peligrosas. esta semana los bomberos estÁn en alerta y las autoridades piden a los residentes cautela en actividades al aire libre, como barbecue o barbacoas. y tambiÉn les piden que tengan un plan de evacuaciÓn en caso de emergencia. al norte y este del estado se esperan condiciones mÁs complicadas como tormentas de polvo, como la que ve en su pantalla que ocurriÓ hoy en nuevo mÉxico. estas son muy peligrosas porque reducen la visibilidad y los vientos alimentan el fuego. no hay margen de negocciÓn. eso fue lo que hoy dijo el presidente trump al anunciar la entrada en vigencia este 4 de marzo de los aranceles del 25% para mÉxico y canadÁ. pero en el caso de china el arancel es del 10% que se suma al otro diez ya aplicado el pasado 4 de febrero, elevando la ganancia arancelaria al 20%. esto, segÚn los expertos, lo pagarÁn los consumidores. tal y como nos explica cristina londoÑo. >> la amenaza ya es un hecho, ya no ha

top rain totals should be right there around the santa cruz mountains and the coastal hills., we'll get a break from those rain chances, probably till about tuesday morning. you can see how the clouds start to fill in again for monday night into tuesday. and tuesday's rain, at least for right now, looks mainly on the light side. top rain totals from about wednesday and thursday are going to be in the central coast through southern california. another break coming in friday into saturday and then. stay tuned. next weekend could see heavy sierra snow and more rain in the forecast. so unlike last week where we're talking about 70, not this week coming up as we head towards next week, you see san francisco with highs staying in the 50s. showers tomorrow, chilly wrap up to the weekend, a bit of a dry day monday, midweek shower chances and then more rain and more sierra snow likely for the second half of next weekend. all right, rob, thank you very much. all right anthony flores. now anthony let's talk some basketball. that's right. we are talking the warriors. and without jimmy bu