seuss thing. jay leno: the dr. seuss thing? senator cruz: there is only one member of the u.s.ate who is known for green eggs and ham. >> your demo is very trendy. senator cruz: i pull very well in the 3-6 demographic. i picked up the mouse from the computer and began speaking into it, going, "computer," and i said, a keyboard, how quaint. not one of the twentysomethings in the room knew what i was doing. you know what that is? john: immediately on hearing that phrase, i wondered if we would see a tall gentleman in a mechanical breathing apparatus come forward and say, in a deep voice, "mike lee, i am your father." john: i know you may think ted cruz is a funny guy. i am not sure where you get the idea from, but i trust you on many things. mark: he is funnier than he lets on. i think in the debates, it is going to be so crowded that cutting humor is going to work well. it is one area he did not show much in the speech. he will have to show more to excel in a crowded field. john: if he actually is funny and you are right, he should employ that tool, because he has to live in som

seuss seuss' birthday. >> students and staff at the st. elizabeth school in rockville will attempt to set the record for the most people wearing the cat in the hat hat. >> i left mine in the car. >> this is a picture of the hat that they will be wearing. the event begins at 10:45 this morning. dr. seuss was a genius. ahead of his time. every story has a message. truly profound too all these rhyming stories that have such a great meaning. >> hopefully we can -- because i was supposed to go to a school in fairfax today. they're closed how. hopefully they can do it tomorrow since they couldn't get it in today. just genius. >>> and we'll also talk about weather with tom. montgomery county just closed, staff forward on stafford on a two hour delay. >> anything untreated is still covered with ice. the pavement temperatures have stayed below freezing overnight. so it will stay icy here for the next couple of hours. radar showing it's no longer getting any freezing rain or any freezing drizzle but look at our temperatures we're right at or a littl

seuss' birthday today. his books will be read all across the nation today including right here in the bay area. >> they have still very popular with the children. they really enjoy listening to the stories. >> san francisco's fire chief to read to the kids. they revisited some of their favorites like cat in the hat and green eggs and ham. dr. seuss would have been 111 today. >>> and if you have a consumer problem or skippy!! yippee!! fun fun fun! shiny! you never listen! what? is someone talking? ♪ skippy!! ♪ ♪ yippee!! ♪ i'm bored. hashtag bored. skippy!! yippee!! look a ride! (vo) made with the funnest peanuts ever! skippy. yippee!! ♪ >>> coming up tonight at 5:00 someone swiped hundreds of recipes from a popular bakery. the bigamistly is how they pulled it all off. that's coming up tonight at 5:00. >> cruffin caper. >> yes. >> let's >> brooke: [ drunkenly ] okay. oww! ohh! really? [ sighs ] i mean, it's one thing to slap me, but to waste my vodka? >> quinn: stay away from deacon! >> brooke: is he here? >

seuss at times on the floor and attempt to shutdown the american government. peter king says that is not presidential. senator rand paul is expected to announce in april. he and ted cruz agree on most things but paul believes he is more electable than cruz. the race begins. >>> the former secretary of state could be gearing up for an announcement of her own. hillary clinton meeting with president obama yesterday. no details about what they discussed. last night, the front runner for the democratic nomination was told to expect a more transparent hillary clinton moving forward. >> i am all about new beginnings. a new grand child. another new hair style. a new e-mail account. why not a new relationship with the press? >> a new relationship with the press. clinton describes the relationship with the media as complicated when asked if there was an announcement coming soon. >>> breaking overnight. a new report claiming israel has been spying on negotiations with israel and iran. who did israeli spies good that supposed information to? a blockbuster report this morn

seuss to his daughters. >> do you like green eggs and ham?t like green eggs and ham. >> reporter: that strategy endured cruz to many tea party conservatives. but some in the party blasted his tactics for causing a government shutdown with republicans bearing the brunt of the blame. >> i have seen this movie before and we will not repeal obamacare, at least in this fashion. >> reporter: another republican new york congressman peter king issued a blistering statement today in response to cruz's announcement. shutting down the federal government and reading dr. seuss on the senate floor are the marks of a carnival barker not the leader of the free world." >> i just came back from new hampshire where there's snow and ice everywhere. my view actually is simple. debates on this should follow science and should follow data. and many of the alarmists on global warming, they've got a problem because the science doesn't back them up. >> jerry brown, a democrat said cruz's position on global warning should be an automatic disqualifier. >> it's shocking

seuss. >>> come see the myriads of little jams.e's fully raising fruits and flowers and vegetables on california sunshine and sing hopefully and wistfully. some day i come with japanese army and take all this. yesz, thank you. densely the flee to peaceful little japanese fishing boats flying up and down the california coach catching fish and taking photographs. none of these things were true. but they built up the hysteria that people all observe the country worried about what was going to happen to relatives, other people, in this part of the world. edward r.murrow his name was edward r. murrow of cbs news gave a speech in washington saying i think it's probable that if seattle ever does get bombed, you'll be able to look up and see some university of washington sweaters on the boys doing the bombing. there was a mother in washington wrote to her daughter named anne and said anne, don't you think you and johnny who was her husband, and the girls there were two little girls should leave the west coast while you can? he had been a s

seuss characters at school today. unfortunately, most kids in our area didn't go to school because of the weather. but the national education association still encourages schools and parents to promote reading for the entire month. >> for those who want to learn more about our world has a new tool at the fingerprints. google posted pictures of the new maps of the amazon rain forest. they sent a camera down a zip line creating this image from the treetops to the jungle floor. check that out. the project started five years ago in partnership with the amazona sustainable foundation. >> a skydiver in australia is speaking out now after an incredible mid air rescue was caught on camera. take a look at this. christopher jones training to become a skydive instructor last november. and he suffered a seizure moments after jumping from the plane. he was at 12,000 feet with this happened. jones' instructor noticed something was wrong and pulled his rip cord. next thing you know i wake up at 3,000 feet underneath a fully inflated

seuss. he was then named ted he was the political cartoonist of a left-wing magazine. this was his attitude. he bought into the fact that there was a japanese this column i.e. secret spies everywhere in the country, waiting to kill good americans like the rest of us. obviously, roosevelt who was a racist and in the sunlight -- anti-semi was in on it too. he also believed in genetics. he wants to castrate the germans because he thought that would -- might stop them from making war. he believed it was the shape of japanese heads. that proved -- they were called slopes sometimes, it was the word, like the "n" word, that if they could figure ways to reshape their brains, his theory was -- and the president of stanford was one of the people who talked him into is this, was that they were 2,000 -- in brain, cranial development, they were 2,000 years behind white people. and if we captured them to try -- we should try to change the shapes of their skulls. >>> roger baldwin, who was famous as the fo

seuss bedtime story. >> do you like green eggs and ham? i do not like sam i am, i do not like green eggs and ham. >> cruz is likely to portray himself as a champion of small government. future of america while visiting new hampshire and iowa. >> we need to symbol the irs. >> cruz touched on many of these issues during his campaign announcement but neglected to announce his ideas on climate change. he rejects the scientific consensus that world temperatures are getting warmer blame. listen to what cruz told late tonight night television host seth meyers. >> is science doesn't back them up and in particular satellite it's evidence shows there's zero warming. you realize the computer models say it is except the satellite models say it's not.judge if you start with a comparison to 1998, 17 years ago, an unusually warm year because of el nino, cruz cruz is correct. all temperatures going back decades have gone up. the question what should humanity try odo about it and furthermore would ted cruz and his fellow climate change skeptics bring this

seuss on the senate floor and shut down the united states government? no, we need responsible adults. >> okay, wayne slater. defend your fellow texan here, because he's getting slammed by everybody who has a microphone here. the question -- i go back to you. you say it's tonal, it's attitude. as long as he takes this attitude of hell with you, buddy, he can do well in the fight for president. >> absolutely. look, the argument here from team cruz's point of view, and i agree with clarence, i think most people do, there's a real difficult path to the nomination for this guy. but the argument is essentially, i don't really care about you guys. the division is not between the right and the establishment in the republican party. it is between washington and all the rest of us guys. and every time any of those people including peter king and the sainted john mccain says something, it reinforces ted cruz's message, i'm the guy who will fight the apostates even in our own party. you cannot buy me. i will take on those forces that need to be taken on. i will not

seuss. >> very neat great day it was. >> we did get a little bit of rain l today. >> we did.on't get any for awhile. >> l drew is here with the forecast. >> hi we talk about the showers moving out and now big time warming trend begins across the region. the live doppler 7hd was active this afternoon. everything has cleared out. we turn to clear skies. live look from the exploring camera. downtown san francisco. financial district. plenty of stars out there. sought forecast does cull for the clearing sky overnight tonight with high pressure building in underneath high pressure you have sinking air that will squash a lieutenant of the cloud cover so we have a string of sunny day ahead and also means mild warm temperatures through the weekend. throughout right now it's 50 in oakland currently 49 in concord oakland currently 49 in concord. 53 in downtown san francisco. good unin hay word. 43 mont at 49 degrees and antioch temperature of 48 degrees at the this hour. satellite radar storm system brought us pop up afternoon showers. resituated ideal shower to southern california. th

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seuss character? >> blue fish. >> and yours? one. >> thing one. >> i want to change my mind. thing one. because they don't say it in english. they talk like gibberish. >> and thank you for sharing their favorite characters with me. catch the full piece on our website at msnbc.com/the cycle. >>> and up next do you think genius can be taught. toure, there is hope for you yet. the poll that ran the numbers. that is straight ahead. building aircraft, the likes of which the world has never seen. this is what we do. ♪ that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. it's just you and your honey. the setting is perfect. but then erectile dysfunction happens again. you know what? plenty of guys have this issue not just getting an erection but keeping it. well, viagra helps guys with ed get and keep an erection. ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain; it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. side effects include headache, flushing, upset stomach and abnormal

seuss. >> very neat great day it was. >> we did get a little bit of rain l today. >> we did. any for awhile. >> l drew is here with the forecast. >> hi we talk about the showers moving out and now big time warming trend begins across the region. the live doppler 7hd was active this afternoon. everything has cleared out. we turn to clear skies. live look from the exploring camera. downtown san francisco. financial district. plenty of stars out there. sought forecast does cull for the clearing sky overnight tonight with high pressure building in underneath high pressure you have sinking air that will squash a lieutenant of the cloud cover so we have a string of sunny day ahead and also means mild warm temperatures through the weekend. throughout right now it's 50 in oakland currently 49 in concord oakland currently 49 in concord. 53 in downtown san francisco. good unin hay word. 43 mont at 49 degrees and antioch temperature of 48 degrees at the this hour. satellite radar storm system brought us pop up afternoon showers. resituated ideal shower to southern california. this exit

seuss.y want a commander in chief who thinks the way to run the government is to read dr. seuss and shut down the united states government? no. we need to be responsible adults. >> joined by dana milbank and former united states senator from arkansas blanche. i love it when he brings out the tommy gun and mows down these guys. cruz demogogary is not a good career move and government surveillance is the big problem in their life someone going into my e-mail is more important than fighting these wars. your thoughts sth. >> welcome to the primary season. anybody running in the primary or whether it's those trying to assist in some way, it's all going to be about sensationalism. he was thinking of good things to say to those firefighters to get them excited and that's exactly what he was doing. >> jim, what happened to the 11th commandment, speak no evil of a fellow republican? i think he was. i liked it. >> i mean i think the people he was attacking are the people that made that commandment. >>

seuss on the senate floor are the marks of a carnival barker not the leader of the free world."ed cruz and his wife heidi will sit down for an exclusive interview on "today" later on this morning. >>> the national search is on for the little girl seen in this photo from a hurricane katrina rescue. the veteran hugging her wants to track her down. on twitter the #findkatrinakid was shared thousands of times. the air force times says the resilient girl reminded the vet that he wanted to spend his life helping people saying if i never do anything else again, that hug and that smile made it all worthwhile. >>> the latest on that downed lufthansa airliner that crashed in southern france this morning. new details are coming into nbc news as we speak. >>> plus game on. the new football rule that will keep fans in front of the tv longer. if you have medicare part d, walgreens gets that you might be at the corner of "looking for a good deal" and "sheesh, i wish i'd looked some more." that's why walgreens makes it easy to switch your prescriptions and save money. just stop by. and leave al

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seuss classic. cruz made it clear, repealing obama care would be a big part of his campaign. >> imagine in 2017 a new president, signing legislation repealing every word of obama care. >> it is expected to be a crowded field. eight or nine more republicans expected to eye nouns white house bids in coming months. >> tomorrow morning, matt lauer will sit down with senator cruz and his wife and their first joint interview since he announced his candidacy. the "today" show starts at 7:00 a.m. on nbc bay area. >>> the terror group isis listed a hit list with names, addresses and even photos of u.s. military members. isis is advising them to be aware, to exercise caution and stay off social media. the islamic state hacking system is going after the people. the information appears to have been gathered from social media sites and there is no evidence after computer hack. >> coming up on nightly news a closer look at the hit list. plus a growing fear that isis has its eyes set on yemen, a country on the bri

seuss' cat in the hat with me this morning at ithan elementary school in radnor. i had the pleasure of joining a long list of guest readers across the country for read across america today but no guess reader found a group of more enthusiastic and engaged young people than we met at ithan elementary school this morning. they also asked some great questions about my own reading habits and about "action news." one young man wanted to know how cecily tynan's knee was doing. >> that's nice it's getting a little better. >> it's not true. >> he didn't care. >> i'm just joking. >> let's move on to the weather. actually i'd rather talk about my knee. next three days we have ice, rain and snow on the way. pretty much in that order. so, storm tracker 6 live. look at this view right now showing that we have a nice quiet afternoon. we got to see the sunshine earlier today. temperatures well above freezing. 38 degrees in philadelphia right now. we reached a high of 40 so a lot of melting going on. allentown 34, trenton 36, millville 34 and wilmington 34 degrees. temperatures t

seuss with special readings of his cherished children's books today. >> in san francisco, a group ofreen actors did members read and performed one of his most famous, "the cat in the hat." >> joining them was abc7 news weather anchor spencer christian, didn't mind flopping around to play the fish in the bowl. >> here is a sample of spencer's acting talent. >> the thing it is will hit do not like it not one little bit. >> oh, the stories spencer could tell. >> yeah. this is the 18th year the country has celebrated read across america. good job to everyone there. >> absolutely. all right. world news tonight with david muir. >>> tonight, the deadly shooting caught on tape. five shots fired. was the man reaching for an officer's gun? authorities now pointing to the tape. you'll see the moment. >>> the massive storm system from california to maine. 180 million americans about to get hit. will it ever end? ginger zee is here tonight. >>> twitter takes action against isis, shutting down thousands of accounts amid threats to twitter. >> abc news. >> as our team tracks down jihadi john's fami

seuss. >> i do not like them, sam i am. >> reporter: he's mr. ivy league.near the top of his class at harvard law, a champion debator at princeton. skillss used to battle washington republicans he says have gone soft. does it bother you that a lot of people out here just don't like you? >> nobody should be surprised if you're trying to change washington that the washington establishment pushes back. >> reporter: and cruz is also the son of a cuban immigrant, rafael cruz, who was waiting backstage. and what did dad think of the speech? >> incredible. >> dad approving tonight. jon is with us now. we know cruz is a conservative favorite. he was predicting to you he's going to have broad support. >> reporter: look, he gave this speech at liberty university founded by jerry falwell, really one of the founding fathers of the religious right. he told me today that he can appeal to moderates and independents, david, we're going to have to see. >> jon karl, great to have you in new york. >>> we move to boston and a dramatic day in the trial of accused boston bomber

seuss. >> very neat great day it was. >> we did get a little bit of rain l today. >> we did.l drew is here with the forecast. >> hi we talk about the showers moving out and now big time warming trend begins across the region. the live doppler 7hd was active this afternoon. everything has cleared out. we turn to clear skies. live look from the exploring camera. downtown san francisco. financial district. plenty of stars out there. sought forecast does cull for the clearing sky overnight tonight with high pressure building in underneath high pressure you have sinking air that will squash a lieutenant of the cloud cover so we have a string of sunny day ahead and also means mild warm temperatures through the weekend. throughout right now it's 50 in oakland currently 49 in concord oakland currently 49 in concord. 53 in downtown san francisco. good unin hay word. 43 mont at 49 degrees and antioch temperature of 48 degrees at the this hour. satellite radar storm system brought us pop up afternoon showers. resituated ideal shower to southern california. this exit off the coast overni

seuss book. >> reporter: but getting there is requiring major fundraising. and the support has been overwhelming. >> probably going to be about $50,000 for the two of them to go there. we've raised about $30,000 of that so far. >> reporter: aiden's parents have created a go fund me site and a facebook page. trying to raise the remaining $20,000. even though they'll be sharing the excitement from far away. they are thrilled for this rare opportunity. >> i think this will be a much better growing experience spur him to go on his own. in addition to the boy's teacher about 80 other people will also make the trip. >>> all right, 4:# 1 now. there was attar everywhere but -- water everywhere but the problem that flooded a >>> good morning everyone, welcome to your monday. average high temperature this time of the year in san francisco is 61. and bingo. we're finally seeing temperatures where they should be for this time of the year. so far it has been a warmest winter on record right here in the bay area. mostly cloudy skies today. san ramon is 65 degrees and 64 p

seuss classic oh the places you'll go. part of read across america week. >> we don't have a lot going for us this week. >> no. >> we've got the flower show in town. it's really nice. a touch of springtime. on the vine street expressway not too far away from the convention center we expect extra traffic especially during the midday evening hours along the vine and local streets around the convention center. >>> this morning the vine is just wet same with the roosevelt boulevard. this is the scene in east falls. headlights coming southbound towards the schuylkill. on the boulevard after front having problems with the traffic lights so there's no cross traffic allowed there. keep that in mind. but mass transit on time so far this morning karen. >> storm tracker 6 live double scan showing we still have some freezing rain in the northwest suburbs in allentown, in fleetwood. we had it recently in quakertown and doylestown so be careful that it's still slick there easton as well. then in trenton we had freezing rain within the la

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seuss are getting a museum that's cat in the hat friendly. they have raised $3 million for the museum. it will be in springfield, massachusetts. the creator of dr. seuss, the museum is expected to open next year. >> one of the favorite authors in our house. it will be both interactive and bilingual. cool. >> i would go to that museum. it is 22 after the hour. now here's a look at the weather for your weekend. >> it's about the 2 after2 after the hour, now here's a look at your weekend. >>> coming up it is wild. it is .fast and it's the world's most watched tv show. right now the bbc's "top gear" is spinning out of control. we'll tell you why. >>> later, we're filling the world's oceans with plastic trash. millions of tons of it. see the man who is determined to head off disaster even if he has to do it alone. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday". disaster even if he has to do it alone. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." >>> coming up we will meet the very funny new host of "the late late show," jimmy corden. >> they've done

seuss. >> i do not like them sam i am. >> reporter: his father is cuban, his mother american. he went to princeton and harvard. santa cruz cruz support's say he's exactly what the republican party needs. >> getting a moderate republican you cannot win. >> reporter: as he's shown in the senate in two years he has the ability to disrupt the agenda and command the spotlight. abc news washington. >>> a bay area student spent some time with president at the white house. san jose's student showed off her research. the test she developed can identify key warning signs of cardiac arrest with just a single drop of blood. the student hopes one day that test will be available at every pharmacy. >> something like this could take the place of an insulin test. you could go to cvs, use it and throw it away. it would be cheap and revolutionize the in-home patient care. >> pretty amazing. she hopes to major in engineering and get a job in silicon valley when she graduates. >>> reports of the demise of google glass appear premature. erik schmidt tells the wall street journal the company is stic

seuss' birthday. even though some schools are closed a lot of schools had events planned and they would continue those events through the week. >>> today we'll hear from the montgomery county council about the plan to partially ban e-cigarettes down till president holding a news conference at 11:00. tomorrow the council is expected to approve a bill banning e-cigarettes from the same places traditional cigarettes are banned. another bill tomorrow will keep county pet stores free p of puppy mill cats and dogs. >>> this you cannot believe your ice. the man who suffered a seizure during a sky dive is now recounting his terrifying ordeal. >> take a look. this is what has been out there on your facebook feeds. christopher jones says he became unconscious and was in a free-fall for 30 seconds during a 12,000 foot jump. his sky dive master says he could he see something was wrong. he tried to catch jones. he didn't do it the first time. at about 9,000 feet. on the second try, mcfarland pulls jones' rip cord

seuss with special readings of the cherish children book today the cherish children book today. >> screenread and performed one of the most famous cat in the hat. >> joining them was spencer who didn't mind slopping around to play the fish in the bowl. >>reporter: here's sample of spencer acting challenge. >> this is not fly a kite in a house. the things that were hit i do not like it. not one also bit. >>reporter: quite good. >> oh, yes. >>reporter: the stories spencer could tell. the this is the 18th year the country hassle brited reed across america. what a nice thing for all the people. great event. >> we don't let larry read. >> goodness. >> if that's the best. >> i didn't know what he was diagnose flopping around on the floor in the weather office. >> practicing. >> it's his method. >> sam i am. >> warriors. get serious now. >> firnd up. >> the listening east coast road trip tonight lacking for another come back win and and drew the big aussie in our house, we do just about everything online. and our old internet just wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfinity. they

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seuss' the lorax the backdrop of phillie's most famous street is now reduced to sawdust. >> someone hasuse those walking by logan circumstance they will week are seeing this, dozen of mature healthy trees cut down in their prime. >> and then i realize all of the trees were gone. it is a graveyard of stumps, ash, popular, oak trees. >> somebody's getting a lot of firewood. >> if you count the rings many date back to the rizzo era. this is what logan circle looked like before the trees were cut down. this is what it look like today. >> very wide open, yes. looks a lot different doesn't it? >> a lot different. >> naked. >> now the stumps are becoming targets of graffiti. even under the watchful eye of pennypacker, no one seems to know who cut down the trees. was it vandals maybe the city? >> saw whole bun of of trees cut down. i stopped to sort of wonder why. and i saw some cryptic messages, and it adds to the mystery. >> after making sole calls we found the answer. the vine st. expressway, penndot is the one responsible for the removal of trees we're told it is the first phase of the five

seuss.r will bring pack his role right now as he does the weather two other cast. was i a fish or a ham? >> a little bit of both, i think. >> terrific kids, i want to thank them for inviting me to participate. okay, let's talk about our weather shall we? live doppler 7 hd. had unusual weather today a few isolated showers, some of which remain but they have weakened considerably as you can see, a few spots of moisture. Ñi in southern california, weather much more active this afternoon. check out the radar loop showing thunderstorms moving through this area south of los angeles today, hitting long beach and 4%- huntington beach and many other areas. huntington beach looked like this accumulating hail on the beach. looks more like a winterçó scene from a new jersey beach.huntington beach. partly cloudy skies, forecast features, showers ending this evening. string of sunny days ahead, see mild to warm conditions through the weekend. satellite radar composite image shows that cold upper level low

seuss' the lore rack the back drop of fill's most famous street is now reduced to sawdust. >> i speak trees. >> someone has to because those walking by logan circle this week are seeing this, dozens of mature healthy trees cut down in their prime. >> and i realized all of the trees were gone. >> reporter: it's a graveyard of stumps, ash popular oak trees. if you counsel the rings many date back to the rizzo era. this is what logan circle looked like before the trees were cut down. this is what it looks liked today. >> very wide open, yes. looks a lot different doesn't it. >> a lot different. >> make. >> the stumps are becoming targets of graffiti. even under the watchful eye of pennypacker no one seems to know who cut down the trees. was it vandals? or maybe the city. >> saw whole bunch of trees cut down. i stopped and wonder why and i saw some cryptic messages written on the tree stumps and it adds to the mystery. >> reporter: after making some calls we found the answer. the vine street expressway penndot is the one responsible for the removal of trees. we're told it's the first phas

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seuss. >> i do not like them, sam i am. >> reporter: so you are now in. what are your chances? >> i'm very encouraged, the enthusiasm we are seeing, the energy. >> jeb bush has the name recognition. scott walker is off to a big start. who do you see as the front runner? >> i leave the job of punditry to the folks that get paid for it. >> reporter: he's mr. ivy league. near the top of his class at harvard law, a champion debater at princeton. cruz is the son of a cuban immigrant, raphael cruz who was waiting backstage. what did dad think of the speech? >> incredible. >> ted cruz gave his announcement speech at liberty university, a school founded by jerry falwell. one of the founding fathers of the religious rite. despite his hard line conservative views, he insists his campaign will also try to reach out to moderates and independents, as well. jonathan karl, abc news, new york. >> so it begins 2016. >> long way to go still. >>> when we come back, who got the boot on "dancing with the stars"? here's a hint. he is not lmfaoing his way this morning. >> say t

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seuss. >> i do not like them sam i am karen: his father is cuban. his mother american. he went to princeton for his undergrad degree harvard for law school. cruz supporters say he's exactly what the republican party needs. >> keep doing the same thing over and over again of getting a moderate republican, you cannot win. karen: ted cruz is only polling in the single digits and he's trailing as many as seven other candidates. as he's shown in the senate in two years, he has an ability to disrupt the agenda and command the spotlight. reporting from northwest, karen traverse, abc 7 news. alison: a new fairfax county commission is meeting for the first time tonight. the commission was created after the public outcry over the shooting death of john geer back in 2013. geer you might remember was killed by a fairfax county police officer. that commission will examine police policies and protocols in the wake of police related shootings. it's also expected to make some recommendations. leon: lets turn to what's being called a growing problem in the district. they are expressing

seuss reading. newly official gop candidate ted cruz is set to get obama care. wife's health insurance since she is taking unpaid leave to hit the campaign trial, he will have to sign up for the exchange by congressional rules. we can't make this stuff up. joining us from the national journal, ron, it is great to have you here. >> thanks for having me. >> there has been a lot of ted cruz news this week since we announced the presidential campaign. he is the first to officially jump into the presidential pool. do you think that all of this attention is a good thing for him? do you think strategically it was the right move for him to make this announcement this early? >> i don't think it really matters. we have a long time to before there is actually -- and the folks that support cruz the hard right, is spinning this in his favor. so i don't think this hurts him, for a few votes in iowa and speaking fees in 2017. >> what do you make on the controversy on the obama care. this is what it says. members of congress don't get federal employees any more and if they wive